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

WTCTTFOTiTJ WATT) TRTT5TT7E, TSrETYFORTl. '01?fif!0X. WF.TiX'F.SD'AY. - .TT'T.Y 11. 1023.
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- OLYMPIC STARS'GiANre drop to idrops of iodin
: Ml FROM N Y THIRD PLACE AS CURE (MIDGE'S
UIIIL I llUIll If nr-i i i Tn r n nine rnni i-r nr nnirci
OH ROOSEVELT
Charlie Paddock, Contested
Sprinter, Given Big Hand
as Liner Sails for Amster
damBands Play, Crowds
Cheer, Wave Farewells.
XKU' YOHK. Julv 11. tl To
, . , ,,, , ,,,,
of ha nils, hlmviiiK of vhlsilen and
i xpresslnnn of opiiinlsni from all
hands. the American Olympic
te:im Failed al noon today ahoard
I he I 'resident lioovveli for i he
names at Amsterdam.
The hlK liner, heiieeked with tlie
f l:if of nil uatioiiM and with
"American Olympic Team" painted
on It in Idlers five feet lilh, was
aecompanl'-d down the hay hy the
municipal I n k Maeom. Its de
parture was the occasion of a tre
niendniiH nvatlnn. Thousamls mass
erl i he pier and nt her places of
vantage and cheered t he a thletes
to the eehn as (hey nailed, waving
farewells.
Johnny flihson, 4 at) -meter hur
dlinif star, had his own personal
hand. It was provided hy his home
cluh. the llloonifield (X. .1 Cath
olic Lyceum. In the colors of which
lie won his place on the
( liar ley I'm Mock, st orm cent
of an eleventh hour coni rov
Which thre;Hcnerl In disipm Mfy
him mi grounds of professionn lism
hcaiiM of his appearance in a'
moiion picture, went ahoard Just I
before
snilinu 1 i in ami was e,lvcM
a hii; hand.
E
NOW TIED FOR 1ST
PLACE ON COAST
(By the Associated Press)
Meltiud t'oiii-hlt pitching hy Junk
Knifiht, PnrMaiid stepped nut tor a
iidn-a will nver Ihe MlHHiniiH. Hurry
Krause, veteran Hoiitltpaw, had a
wild Ktreuk tliul the Heavers not to
htm tor six hits and ftvn runs In
live innings. LatttM'ieK: Krause,
Duvonpnrt and llaldwln, Whitney;
KuiKht and Altmniih,
A drthhle nf nins in four InnlnnH
nav Seuttlo ii -t-to-2 viclnry over
I lolly wond. Led hy Htible with i
iloilhli! and a simile, Hie IndlaiiH
pounded (he Htar t wirier lor a
dozen hits while Cole held Holly
wood to aeven nratlered hhmleH.
Halterlen: McCahe, Mulculiy and
A-;new: Colo and Schmidt.
A loan oiKhth-iuninn home run
ilt ivn hy fitnead Jolley can led the
HeulM to a (i-ln-a win over Sacra
mento and placed them In a four
way Ho for first place in Hie Coast
leaKe. 1'lnelll nave. "Dutch" Uimi
titer u lead in the sixth when h"
l.oini'd with one mi, hut (he SoIoiih
came hack and evened t ho count
In the seventh when Hhccly crashed
it four-banner with the bases loaded.
Saeiiinieiilo oitlhit the Seals I ft lo
Italleries: Killiz and Severeld;
Heather ami Srin-.
Another fence hustlnu in-.;y was
Htaned hy Oakland and Los Anneles.
the AnKels winning. 7 to It, after
Hood hail clouted two homcta, one
with the Ikisch full. Cunningham
held the Oaks to four hits, hul all
were for extra haseN. includinn
honters hy Uunhardi and Arleii.
Halteiies: Wetid and ltmhanll;
Cunnlnnliani and Hannah.
Baseball Standings
New Ynrk . ..
riil!aillili!a
St. I.i.llin
I'levelimil
W'aslilimtini
I'llli-liBil
Iliivtiin
lletliilt
. i ii
.4. Ml
.4 111 1 I
'.4 111 II
.4ii i
e
HI. 1.I1III
flnelniiatl .
New- ViirK .
t'lili-aaii
ItrniiKlyn
I'ltlslnilMli .
Itusliin
I'llllailelphia
114
111
.17
;n;
in
.:il-4
-1
Major League Leaders
i Hy the As-.oi-i.iled Pri's-
lucludim: i:ain-" ( July I
Niitionyl.
Cat I in:, - - I loi n.-hy, Iti a --s,
Huns- pott nib y. ( u il- 7 1
Itlllis butted jn- W (Isoli. ( iih
sonetlc. Uolitlis. 7 :
Mils Doutbit. Cards. 1 p.i.
Itoubles- Itm-nsby, Prices.
Triples Itottoinb y. Cai ds. 1
1 lo i ners -Wilson. Cubs.
Stolen bases- Flisch. Cards.
Pitching Lucas. Heds. wop
,
i
- i
o
VllHTlriitl.
lliinlnKCnvlln. Setuiler. .10:1.
JJjitiM lluth. Yank, y't
llntlM lialtetl In - 1 i-li i it;. Yankn. 71
lilt .MiUIIIkIi. Ill'im-IIK. II". O
Dinililt-H .'lai;sleail. Itetl Mux. an.
Triples Kiee. i--eiia(tii 11.
Hnniern Ilulli. Yanks, 3'J
Htnleii Iuim-k Miwill. White
XV,
IMic Tli:er, I IV
I'ilehlnt; Crowiler, llrtnvi,"U on
G
(fly Uif Associate! 1'rf-nn.)
Th west Willi its ninny piif-ills
fur Ihn uftwury, lias Tin houMt-r in
John MeOraw. the "xn:t.-u-i -:;iinl-
illK Hlol ol lUy -N)W AOlK UHUUe. , hyHje:in
Aftr tukliiff lhrc-o straiffftt onL.,,1, .
lint t hin at IMti.shurh,
lh (Jliinls i
more il:in- 1
I K'n!iM territory of St. l.oufs yi-s-'
t nl.iy anil -noiintPnMl a storm of
I homt'-i'UtiH that yuvo the I'-nniif- j
' h'ailiiiK SI. I.oiiin t'arilinals an easy ,
ft to 1 victory, in the firm Kanu' 1
I of lint Kcrh'f. Their defeat drop- j
I ped the f.ianls into third place.
hed the Cii.iils into third
( 'inein nut I moving it into
the
runner-up posit i on by its il to
defeat of the Kroolilyn lolK'is.
Unrtni'lt's silieje with the bases
loaded In the ninth nave ihe fhl
caijo 'ulis a 7 to ti decision ovi-r
the liosion Craves in a wild haiile
at W'riuley field.
Tiie Warier hoys drove in the
tyiim a imI wlnnliiK runs in i he
rittsliurKh I'l rates' 0 to victory
over the Phillies.
The WushhiKton Senntot'M moved
up (o a lie for fourth place jn
ihe American league hy heating
the t'h'Vela ml Indians in both ends
of a double-header, !l to 5 ami
!) to II .
I, on lihie ami Frank O'ltourke
led t he Si. l.ouis I Jrowns to a -I
to '1 triumph over the liosetnn
I ted Sox in the open hit,' fcam
ihe Heries.
GETTING READY FOR
SPAIN YACHT RACE
SXTAXhi:it, Spain. July IL
(I'l -- l-:x(enslVe cidehraliOlis are be
hit? piepareil for the arrival of the
fleet of yachts now part icipa linj;
in the Spanish ocean race between
the Culled States and Spain.
KiiiK Alfonso, donor of one of
t he cups to be presented to the
winner, will preside over the fes
tivities In honor of the compeii -
tors and the royal family will wli -
ness the arrival of the yacht
the M uuda lca palace.
from
t
Italian I
In the '.
Hrltish, Spanish and
wu rshlps will participate
festivities.
TABLES ON BUTTE
FALLS BY 19 TO 2
Itl'TTK FALLS, July 11. Spec
la I. A came was played Sunday
between I'lospect and lilltle Calls
on the Ituitc Kalis diamond, with
a score of lit to 2 in favor of Pros
pect. This is the third nann- play
ed with Prospect this season. The
other two were won by Cutte Kails.
Mr. and .Mrs. Wesley Hoynlou
of (irants Pass spent a few das
last week vlsiiiny rehnivis of this
1 ' '
At a Hrhnnl meeiiim held Saiur-,
day evening. 1 11 1 1 ICoberts was elect -
ed dhector In complete the tcrni
"r Nhk
.ir. ami .Mrs. a. i;. m lard and
cnimreii ami Mr. and Mrs. J. .1
Sunerville spent Sunday picnick
Inu in Sams Valley.
Mrs. Cadzon of Ashland spent
several days last week visiilnt; with
her family, who are
summer tit Liuie Call
Mr. and Mis. Mark
Saturday and Suud;
Fulls.
stendmn thf
Klke
; in
spi'lit
Luite
X. P.. Stoddard transacted busi
ness in Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Airs. lOutien.' lllchmoud
and Mr. and Mrs. Lverett Moore
spent Sunday at Laue o ihe Woods.
John Cad.ow and son Hohcri
visited in Ashland Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. tlust ami childirtii. Lucille
and Hooplas, were Putle Falls vls
Itors last week.
Mrs. Kimene Itichinond and Mrs,
ei'Ott Moiue
is Satuiilay.
l-'V Park.M
m a week's
W et'i
Medford vis
ret urned Friilax
trip to Sail Fran
bay cities.
o ami
uthc
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SINKS AT SEA;
NO LIVES L0S1
XI : W
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A Mil
Vh;k. .ii,:,
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Hi t ,.f t ito
.luni- lie fnmi
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a- the i.'ii. en
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It.
si Ml sea.
U illi.iin
. . lie
it I . llttve
sli ami r
u Y.k.
I'tls, ;t,S. ,
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j lie
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iii:iln anil
ke. ni l.y
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n I "lilt
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lllat Un
it ttxi-r
II.
-ai:e n.-,i,t .. 1 1 . r ih
Nell.., lei. ., c-,1.er ,,f t
tit liii lirtillier, llei-nian II. s, h,
Jiw
anl that the llnf,, .-..ink
ro
l -( ii il -i i i i.- . ,..
t . ' 1 "H'K null
is
T
I
Ht'I'rciMO!:. Wit., July M.tA'i
Ooot.1 hr-altli is ho fn-nt-rtil nt tlu
Miniiner U''lile House that I'res-id.-nt
t oolidu'e has t nrn'"'d IiU
over to thf iie.ittnent
f i lie Cethir Island lodKi?
I rout .
Thf fish in the f;ioioiiM h:il'h
ovifs on tin- !(hI(.;- cM.ilf ( VflopM. I
a si ni ii k' K'dier-like ailment thai
d'-forrned them and sanped ilo-li-
vitality. The hatchery aitcndanis
Were heldesH ami
dismay the mwih
Wat
bed with
swell on t he
emaiiierl for
oiipal. Whit"
iliaunosc and
; irnnt.-
iks. it
Colonel James .
ilullse phN'sirlaii. t
cure the evil.
Colonel Conpal noticed thai the
siinall trout in one of the vats in
which I'i-Oi of various mzcm are
neKrejj.'iled in the hatchery had
apparently hard ly etioiiKh energy
Id lioive to ?,'et l heir food. This
had to be brought kj their mouths
for them to feed themselves. The
distracted attendants also showed
h 1 1 ri the Mkkoi fish in other vats
with the swelling on their liodies.
Xot hlnn a ppeared lo lu lo t h '
fish and there seemed nothiiiK
more to do lait to wait and hone
1'or route i hiuu to happen, w hei
; Colonel Colipul bei-aiilo interested
ill the (routs' state. He femem-
bcred about Hie thyroid u'lund aiul
j- i now uiis Hiiiiiii (iwi'ii ii ine own-.
of which it formed a part had l
live In polluted surroundings,
j lie came lo (he conclusion that
Ihe Koilers In ihe trout Were due
I the fish livlrm in such crowded
j ipia rters t h it I he water beca me
slightly poisoned. To counteract
this, the t routs" t hyroid nlaiwK
were ilil!i! (I to work overtime to
produce enoiiu'h Iodin com pound
jin their organisms lo -nable them
ito live.
j Colonel Coupa) calb-,1 for a
! bottle of iodin volution.
'idroppcil ihrec diops of it into tie
j van containing Ihe .small fish
Within five minute ihe little
1 1 ruin, which previously had not
j had euoiinh enerny to fetch their
f I, were darlinu hither and
: thither full of energy.
I He dropped five drops into
j
ith
vat Willi ihe biKKer fish ami
jiavo order.
i for this treatment to
il daily. Within five
Iters had virtually dis
Coloncl Coupal ex-
be repeale
days 1 he n
appeared.
j plained this
addition of
j relieved (he
t he necessity
by saying that the
Iodin to the water
thyroid nlands from
of produciiiK much
' iodin. The
t creased in
glands therefore de
si.e and the Bolters.
j disappeared,
! The hatchery attt
Inard the whole
I nothiiiK short id' a
ndants still r'
erfnrnmnee a
miracle.
TOD MORGAN IS
6 TO 5 FAVORITE
TI
XLW V(H!K,
Ihe tain holds
and 'annonball
K-cl tof-ether to
July I 1. li - If
off - Tod Mor::ai.
lablie Mai l in will
i heir much de-
! la ed Junior
Iljnnshi
1 ulKu
; Humbert I
i lK ihe'i:
llnhtweif;ht cham
al Kbbets field to-
I'uuazv. wl
."i-round hoi
lot of luck
far in the
o is pro
it. hasn't
with the
outdoor
: nilll whol
! weather
M'asoii. Th.' Morgan-. Mart in a Hair
alone has suffered three por-lpoile-
nienls. twice I ause of rain and
once iieraiise Funa.y figured July
I was no lime to hold a fo:ht.
j The Seattle l (U-pound champion
lis favorite at odds of si to live
to retain his crown. It will be no
sensational upset, however, if Mar
tin, former haul a in weight cham
pion, succeeds In dethroning the
Pacilic coast I it le-holder. Martin
cave Morgan many an uneasy min-
j ute in their recent 1 -round cha in
I ptonship battle at Madison Syuare
OardMl when the champion Just
j managed to point out a decision
i on points.
I ItKKST. - Four Australian ht-
cyclists, ridini; around France, are
; altrticiinn nreat curiosity. Hut a
j Lrlttuny farmer, alter walkim: sev
i era! miles lo the main road to
watch the riders pa "-s. exclaimed
In disappointment : "Well, where
al" the ' ivai:es ""
ACTION
with
Anti-kncck
Red Crown
GASOLINE
14NDAKO OIL CUWPANV Of ( Kl !,, HI
Use of Fly-Tox
Reduces Disease
(
S. ii-ntlstv
i-nn. i-r I
MV ( h.il
plOMd f,
ummer dl
flies cai t v
r. infantile
orders aiol
ntv
b
er dlse.iM-s Flies
Fly To is harm
lfff' sure tteath to
Ties, moths And
Mill berf ill,
les lo pVopl.
niosqulteflfc 1
tbuns a"s welt as flies. Fly-l'ox
(lUKiuiit, atulnlcMB.juie.
Fights Last Night
(lJy Hie A.HHoriiilt-d I'rl'fKj
NKWCASTI.K. I'u Krunkie 'on-j
to, Midland. I'a., won from
I'.i.scaiiip. 'l'vei;ind ti'.i. ;
I'OUTI.A Vl). M Kuhy Kt-in.
lirook lyiV ' defeiiled Hem O' "lutj t , '
Mont I en I j 1 1' I.
riiKVKI.AM),- Kosy Ilnsnks,
.Mexico, won from I-'rf-fnmn l'e
Mrs,ai "le -l:tnd t t a j . My. r fJi a- r ,
( hh-.iffo. defeuted Kla.Vd llvhei t.
( "It-veiand ( u ). Kussi-ll l.rnrifo. d,
Tontiiie. Mieh.. def.-;ild .lose i;iz '
( 'tll-fi M .
IN lI AX A I'OUS riitster JSroWil.
St. l.jniK defeated Tuininy 'row
ley. Iillsl.iii;;h (Id). M e I; c y
i'l'i.-l. Munch, h,d.. oijtMdtMed
i:iltv e il. l..ui-i ilie t V 1.
J.U'KSOXVIU.K, Kin. Jimmy
I-'inley, Louisville, knocked om .In-
liati Jim Moran, Madrid. Spain (
Jinuiiy oiirudy, Jackson viHe. won
a decision over Harry Allen, Macon,
Ca iM.
CI! AKI.OTTK. N. ('. John Hub
erts, Jliiiiliri.;ion, W. 'a.. and Ale
Hart. Clevi-lai.d. drew tint: Kratil'ir
d' iikc1o. Wushlnjiton. leclmicj'lly
knocked nut .linimie Cox, New
York i 1 1.
VK'KSIU'itC, MisH. Kid Harris,
Motiile. technically knocked out
I'aul Sharp, I latt ieshuru, Miss. (7).
- -
I toy K I n tally oumlcd
I'OllTI.ANIl, ore., July W. tPt
Little hop" for the recovery of
Virjdt Lonhry. "T Stevenson.
Wash., who wan brought to a ho.t
pital lu-re last ninht. lie was acci
dentally shot by a yoiinn companion
as (he i(ys were enaed In rifle
I pmetici
' ' I'donie
The bullet pferi
his
Unusual Beauty
Tiny, uraccl'iill.v arriiii.nctl I'loweis in Cull bloom,
si i eri o i j h s I mi a (Icliciitclv linnlorod ivory
slioulilcr, eoiisti t ol e a pattern of cxtuisitc
el ia ri i ) ami tlaintincss known as The Angela.
This is Knylish ware developed by W. M.
(iiindley it Co., Ltd., renowned for Ihe exeel-lein-e
of i heir pottery l'o. many generations.
Ivory toned, .old handed and deeorated and
ill the heanl il'nl einht-sided Sheraton shiipe, I lie
Aniiela is a dinnr set of extraordinary tharni.
The Angela is an open stock pattern, surpris
ingly moderate in priee. Permit us tiie pleas
ure ol' showing il lo von.
42-Piece
'olenian
amps .
..intern;
Col
olenian
l-(i!arl.
li-ipiai'l.
S-quart.
.)-ual
1
EXTRA SPECIAL Medfor.l-madi
siiecial jirices while they last.
.")(lf hronni
broom
sl..-() O'Cedai' Mop for
No. S ( ialvanicd Wash Hoilers
Wire Canning I a ks. each ..?
" Mazda Lamps at Mazda Pri
5 Per Cent Cash Discount
For Cori.ct Time Call :'..V.I
Medford Furn. & Idw. Co.
A K'eliable
Sixth and Bartlett
NO RELIEF FOR A
WEEK FROM THE
EAST HEAT WAVE
WASiriNfJTOX. July 1 1. !M -The
heat wavo which for a week
has gripped the eastern seciion of
the couniry, orin'inateil in the west
ern finlf nf Mexico. .;aniPd in heal
as (he hm air rolled north and earn
over ihe sizzling plains of Texas
and other states, and may not end
for a Ttfek or more. Dr. C. L.
Michell. Fnited Stales weather
forecusler. said today.
The relief from tlie lieal (njoyed
hy the east yesterday wan due lo
cloudy skie and showera which
prevented the situ from adding; heat
to (he breezes that blew gently
along the seaboard, hul it Is onl
temporary, the forecaster said. The
lieat wave, he added, will not he
broken until the cool breezes, front
the north or northwest nweop the
country and hrinw down the tem
perature of the hot winds from the
milf. lie said, however, theiM wan
no iiidL-ation yet nf Hie coming of
the north winds.
Dr. Mitchell, in explaining the ori
gin if the heat wave, said il was
not unsoasrtnal. Winds ovor the
(Julf of Mexico, he said, moved
nor tit ward over t lie hoi Texas
plains, gaining In heat each day.
The gain, he said, was due to the
fuel that short nights did not allow
sufficient darkness to cool t h'j
winds and as they movel across
Set $21.17
8.50
Willi attached puni
Canteens
i $1.00
i si .:r
$1.50
Water Bags
each $1.00
cad. $1.25
each $1.)5
Hot Plates
I h e pnaranteed
and well -'known
I ominion line.
$(.50
to $10,125
brooms at
TOO
?1.0.)
$2.15
one
Remember the free champion
ship shoot at the Fair Grounds
next Thursday at 2:00 p. m.
Trad.
jfWie 5-J
the cnuntff)
it lirntmht a
"heat
wipy."
uif (lui'iiiiiiu (it the liciit wave,
the fineeusler saiil, W ii'llil ho U;iim
two to liir, .' (lay.-, to a week lnKei-.
(lependMtt enOn-lv niion the (unl
wlnni fn.W rl.i-'-m;t!i sweeping
-can
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