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Newspaper Page TextOn P, MT!DFOT?n MATL TRTBTTNTE, MTDFOUT). . 0!,'P;;)V. MONDAY. o PAGE FIVE O JlilliffiiHli il"lr"M"r nrr-i-r-v . in ill nun ill i a i ii i x ii 1 1 i ri i ill 111 innm n Aimniu a h mcurunu kltlaio u!An o AbA n n wuk m n at .y U n-:i.l'HS :i I Tl.i-y ii-ki-il Ian ii II IIHllil i-l u h;il I mlnii; iiml lii'iii1 Uinr liiMi' " ...I.T m nj i . lorm i iMlll .1 I.s Th- i(7i)ii. - v iifl.T :i i-iii h-l rstiniat-l .it Hi' fltlil. II ANO WEED BEATEN RUNNING, ONLY 4 THE SECOND TIME 1:; FORCES URGED TO i Tin Mrrifnnl Merehants nuissa rrt'il Wei-d on their own home p nm mis yeMeidny, to 4. Th locals went on ,i butting irtmn.iKV ami pounded out 24 lilts, while their riviiis wfere collecting uui four hit off Cliff lJ)-st. who Inn-led a very steady ejhiik. Tin game wax free from error, thi lone niisiui belli s made by Vr-muxa., Weed Hhortstop. It was the second :un of the ihamlunhi) sn-ifs and Mcdford's second victory. The third c in no will he played in this city next Sunday. IfuuMer Hoffaid led the local iy tnc Associated Ires) !( S ANC.KLKS. July Thank to ld l!:s.-oncttc and An appeal to tlaiivhes to the Brooklyn Outliers, the Na- n hand in the preside ntlal tie-n.il league pennant race lias nut tin has been voiced before in take elee- the likluir for K"od books. oVd.ircd Tunney had i mind i'Vn of his own and that. of the reasons for his unpoi lariiy with some pnnplc was a use he was unwilling to n ::nv conci's.-u-ns to tho popular lonccptiou of what a h(,av weight champion should like and do. The itrlift s-iid Tuiincy was verv sensitive about his hw for Imokf. as n.any American newspaper-, had Mieercd at him. The other iIhv. for iiisiam . some newspaper pb.itoirr.i phci s discovrod One vil- wh HELENA, 1 SWEPT BY FLAMES llKl.KN'A. Mont.. July Hi.- .V- A h.tlf block of business bouses in the center of Helena's Ira.tinu dis trict wire destroyed and many buildings were damaged in a fire .lm ed I'll, bin IM d , e ui M.tin t e -..nilti, . U on ib. I .1 lies .in 111.' e ii.. m Sixth ept for a I" no r nf Sim Ii r mil Main, w h'-i e fU fo e , Xnt since I he file .'' ViMi's "Ill' ll de-,ir,'e,l m,i-l of tm' II has Helena Miffoicd sm h,i h.s. Thr.-e lare office IkiiMIiium v nt Up ill I'lanie-. (lie eily's lau:'M de partment .tmv v, as .l.Mivyed. and ten -mailer est. tldisbtin nts and the equipment cf hlindiedN of offices. NEW YORK 10 GIVE DEAD AIR HERO DF o JEI0 A TRIBUTE -31 .I Sialic ri.-ius .uui fl!i..l I .'. siil. Hit: . in n . In. i': ii';il ui' iiHiiil'-.l iiiiiins, C'P- h .liiHii !i I io iiml ml i I'lui'.si nlai I vim lali- iiiul cily :.ii .In- ,, ii-..- nliilni'i . . 1 1 -1 1 1 ii i n I Hi.' n:.l I II. nv. I.' ri inh- X h. Mlitl-I' il h.irvi-M In :ms In siiiiii' S'llW VDKK. .1 IkiiIv til' I'aiitiiin Will In' slilltiil r Mivi... Cl!v W. uf 111.' I.iiu.m pi.iti.s-i.i.is N.'w li-ro i . r Ilii. .si"iin 1 . sli..s T..X.I-. ,Hi.-.l i iiiilil.ii Vii.l. iiiivim iiml uf tin- il.t.ll it :t p. n... I'lMHlsylv-il. luiior:. 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C'hriMian KmU-avor union, ilc- contiivod to lipscl tin- Ichkup clarcil: leaders yesterday lor the second "Tho forces of chrlstinnlty KllviPN-iro day. a to 1. nnil the must marshal to see thai defeat ;.New Vi.rl; (liants. defeating ('in- is a .lininistered to the piohllillion icln.iatl auaiit, moved to within ntillilii'i.tiunlsts." four an. I a half Kiitnes of the lie said he had lieen a n.eml.or Lards. R.tlllfry with live hits out of nx cards. 0f ., coituniltpe represetitinn the tlinc at hat. three of his clouts! Freddy ritzslminons won his ehiinhes. which attended both the belnu' three-hanKers. Chester Kar-i own name at Cincinnati, when he reitil.lieau and denincratic na l.ered four hits out of four times i doubled in the eij;liih innint;. : tionai c. inventions. The repuhll at bat. and Pitcher I'.cst rappe.l i s.-or.ni, Mel Ott with the run that; can convention at Kansas City, out Ihree safeties in five times allKuve the (Hants a L'-l victory;he said, adopted the prohibition hat. Kobie Karnered four hits in,ovcr the l;e:ls. l-'ilz anil Ked planli. as written by the church wix Hi. ies at bat. Dunn :.il two . I.uca.s ta.mled in a tiiiht hurliui; : committee and ehose nominees hits, us did Drolette and Markle. duel, in whieh each team made 'who would support it. but the Vulcneia. former Coast I.eaKi.e , 'i'y six hits. idemoc ratio convention, while star, started on the mound for! Taliini; over the Phils, G to 3,!adoptini; a plank "that was all Weed, but lasted quick. ( .esehuer, f(,l' their sixth straight victory, that could be desired," selected a who succeeded, was no mystery. ; I'11' Chicago Cubs cluui; to their hut lasted longer. Ileffner, who;tllnl place post, two percentage finished, was also gr.eted heartily. ! Points back of the (ilants. Hush .Itl.-k Hughes pitched the last hit hard, hut lasted until two Innings for the Merchants.!"10 ninth. With two out and Weed collected hut two hits off ! lwo runs ln Pci'c.v Jones entered Ills delivery, hut both were home-i""' ',0 " retire the side, runs, with buses empty. I Kllu" liuth and l.ou (lehrlg A falr-si'.ed crowd saw llle xame. I ",:ul:! u Lome runs for the which was devoid of any special ! - fl,'lr- fleldlng features. nomineo that was not satislae loi"' to the committee. Indorsement of a resolution eu eourag.ng the International Con gress of Voulll to be held ill 1 :t 0 closed the meeting. IN DOUBLE HEADER (Hy Ihe Assoeiated I'res.-.) The I'orlland lub of th" Paeifie I oa st lenuur yesterday broke even i in H double-header with the visit- ! imr Mlnnlun, the scores beint;: ! Tortland n. Missions . in the firm ptmc, ami Portland r, MIskIoiik 4.j In the second. ! Seattle lost to the 1 lollywood j Stars In the first of a doublet frame, r( to lit. ami the second! ptup ended in a draw; 5 to ii. it heini; placed on record as no con test. .San Francisco divided n double header with Sacra niento. lhe nioin in' Ktlme boltiK: San KraiU'lsco 1. Sacramento K; In the afiernoon the Seals frou need the Senalors. 5 to -I. I, (is Angeles , entertained the home fulks by ad minis term;; a doiiblr drubbing to Oakland, pet- j tine seven runs In the first came; and It in the second, while the Uay i city players (.'ot only one run In ' each panic. the New York Yankees j aptured both ends of n double' header with the Cleveland In-1 dians. 3 to H and u to I. Herb! Ien nock ran his strinp of con - J scout ive scoreless liminps to I!i in the first cm-nunier and hia sinple in the sixth drove in two . of the three Yankee runs. Kuthi hammered out his It-lth homer, of the year in the first inninK of : the nightcap and (iehriK not his -19th in the fifth. Huth now! stands r sanies, ;l days and four home runs alien d of his 1 11! 7 record. i The St. Kouis llrowns found Washington a stubborn foe, but the Senators finally yielded in fflV the 2h inning, when the Hmwnslgot (Hy Captain Ilonmrd Hhkntson Jltltl, tsii f f con V I MUM I out of ItilctciN, Ltd., HrillMi ileus Akcim) ). SPKfllTK, N. Y-. July 10 pushed across two runs and won, C to -I. When Keuter managed to Jene Tnnney alone for a few PETE LATZO IVIAY T0NII I WIl.KKSIIAltllK. Pa., j Ti Pete I.atzo. pudcy July Major League Leaders (By the Associated Press) Including James of July :M: National Hnttlni;--llortiphy, Itravos, .e'.'S. Ituua Itiittnniley. Cards. ";. Huns halted In Itissonetle. I'.ol). Ins, 77. nils Iioulhlit. ('Hrds. I'Ji'. Isiiibles Horushy. Ilravcs; Hot tnmloy. Cards, L'S. Triples llottontley. Curds. 1. Humcrs Wilson. Cubs. 22. Stolon bases Prlsch. Cards, lb. Pitchiui; Ilentou, Iriants, wou '13: Tommy speeded up in the lost. I. American liattlns flnslin. Seuaiors. .Ins. Kilns Until. Vaulis. SS. Huns hatted In OhrlK. Yanks, Hits Maniish. llrowns. 121. . IViubles Klnsslead. Ited Sox. u Triples I'arnes. Senators, tL. Homers Hull.. Yanks, M. Slolen bases Mostll, "hito 14. I'lli hliiL' Crowder, Ilro ns, 10, lost 1. So. Baseball Standings minutes he seemed more inclined I to discuss the latest books than Mils r.ext battle. Gene was quite - frank about matters. He admits he Is in the boxing game to get ( what he can out of it and then retire and devote himself to travel, j leaning and study. As r type he must be a phe , nomenon in the history of pugl ! lisin a man with the iody of a : Spartan athlete and with the mind of the Athenian of tho days of Pericles, with the same worship of self-restraint mid the same In tense desire for knowledce. j He said he liked the regltm; mf hard training for its own sake. 1 6. but that he would be glad when Kcranton the excitement and publicity miner, gets his second shot at the i was over. tiktp was no irae light-heavyweight crown in nlxt affectation about him. Speak weeks. when he takes on Tommy in in 11 niet, pleasant vob:e, Lnuxhrun. the clever Philadelphia : ''"'no told Keuter of his love for titleholder. In a 10-round bout here j "' 1CnKUh poets and essayists. ! lie uunittteo he was only a negin for a little betteT-'n l" f n found them dlfff- i cult In understand. ,N evert neiess, I they were a source of abiding pleasure to him. 1 le mi id Shelley, Keats, Lamb and Hazlitt. wero his favorites, ami among living writers ticorge Iternarrl Shaw. He especially liked the tire faces to Shaw's works. j nnrf he thought they should be collected into a book. lie Is reading nt his camp, Shaw's "Tlv Intelligent Woman's Guide, to So cialism and Capitalism." Tunney expressed a most keen desire to meet G. Ii. S. when he I goes to Kurnpc Inter in the sum mer with Thornton Wilder, tho author. After Tunney's trainer had hus tled the champion to bed. lieuter bad h talk wit h an artist friend of Tunney. who had come all tin' vtiiv from Scjittle to ho u-ith Tun- That defeat did not hurt as much j ncy whc ho tr:iins. The ni.,lst as It might for Pete was havhiK t ,lfl un(, Tunn,.v n,.vr dis- trouble making the welterweight VUSflf.d boxing f.r the comim; fight limit, lie grew so fad In fact thatiWi1n Tom Heenev ! tonight. I Pete Is hopin thi'-k tonigltt than he had In his 'first tangle with Ioughnm at Kb. I bets field. Hrooklyn, June 1. The miner entered the ring that, night j conceded no chance of even mak j lug the champion work hard enough to perspire, but Pete as tounded experts by carrying the fight the whole way. Kor 10 rounds : Latzo held an edge on points, but five , nd boxed his way to a close de cision, j Kightlng before his coal mining. friends. I.atzo feels it will he an other story this lime. He has done his best fighting in the hard coal! regions, H was at Seranton. not! far from here, that he relieved I Mickey Walk" r of his welterweight title, only to lose it not long after-j ward to Joe Inmdec of Unit tin ore. ; even pause at the mld divislon. passing right 7.1 -pminders. American New York . . Philadelphia St. IvOiiin ... . Chicago Washington Jlosfnn Detroit St. tul . New York Chicago . ... Cincinnati Frnoklyn ... Plttnburfc'11 National V. 1,. Pet. ; no :.; .7L"t is ?. .r.ss ; tr. u .521 1 :i:t 4.1 .H"' .v -is .4jn, :t;t it .4iv :r is .107 w. i Pet. r,:t .'.:' i 4.-, 3.1 .77 . :,n :t7 .r75 . ,47 S7 4 .G.'rt f!S 10 .1R7; .21 :.rt .m : .:i : I to I. . i fT't Sa lic didn't -lb-weight into the Thl fighting at home will not be th only advantage pete has. The 10 round distance Is another factor that has figured In the betting, which finds I.oiighran on the long nd of odds no better than 5 to -4. "He was simply there as a com panion lo Tunney on his walks." the a rt 1st asserted. He talked to psychological advanlage nf hn ui(OUt literature and art mut read lo him as Gene fished. He revealed that Tunney' love for the finer things (..f life was genuine and wlneere. a apparently was : RALPH BAILEY IS TO HOLDERS OF Third Liberty Loan Bonds ' j Halph Bailey is ihr tennlp cham- i plon of Kouthorn Oregon an a re-. ..M ho innni'Tient which he ! SALKM. ore.. July l. 'flt I ca n Sunday. Julv 8. and continue lm won Its game with Hie Albnn , lin,,j je9(Pr,av. .luv l.'i, when the A Icon Sunday, x to . A ninth "-ffnajH were playefl ofr In a Jot 5-nel i nhig rally by Albany that pitted : rnntPH, ,ptwpcn Carter llng and' three runs had the Salem fans on ()f, wnncr. j H'' n.ifc of the te. hev ' lallev 'inalb won fi-C. L'-fi. .1-1. ( "" & (;.. nn,j The rontesants vol i leyed 1J and 15 times durin; 8ev f oral rallies. . Only Ashland and Bedford men! Skins Tfcunt A MM. Pnnl O r t were entered in the tournament. ! , sofiand eohJfful ow,,cn siHinsore, hy tnr u eft gly shine not dry or , Kjdo tennis club, lectures of the; 'inal inatrii v r. ken bv floraee ' Bromley and Fletcher Stout. ' Mlver lovipz entf) c-ngravfd vlt'.i the name of the uinner i . -JK , . , , . ,,L ,L.. Irur StAre, , lev Tio y mu-t I mllow porew mut not f now . jum l ry this nt w wonderful French Process Face Powder called Mill' l.ii-4 l.l . Miv. on iurmi ... .... j it 41 i ne IM ' III UM UUI f.fciit,. it i?t .Jlio-GLu. Side club, irO;htf I-rur StAre, . lev Tht Treasury offers a nw 3ag per cent. 12-15 year Treasury bond in eithanfff for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. The new bonds wilt b-sr interest from July 16. 108. Interest on Third Liberty J.oan Bonds surrendered for exchange will be pid in full t September 15, 1928. Holders should consult their boks at once for further da ta its of this offering. Tfeird Liberty Loan Bonds mturo Sejptember 15, 192fpand will cease to bear interest on that date. A. W. MELLON. Secretary of the Treasury Washington. July 3, 1928. O O THE BO emi-Annua Begins OTERYS Sale Tuesday Morning! You have a double advantage in this 1928 sale of shoes bigger variety and greater reductions both due to the backward weather of Spring and early Summer. Even though we can reasonably expect a "late" Fall, we cannot wait stocks must be cleared NOW. Broken sizes in novelty styles models that have been popular sellers the past three months, and are up- to-minute right now, are greatly reduced, models are advantageously priced now. Summery styles for everybody are specially priced and staple All Light Colored Kids on Sale! $3.85 Cool, comfortable Linen Shoes, 1 -strap Spanish heels - Were $8.50. Now $3.85 Red and Green Sandals, broken sizes , Were $8.50. Now $3.85 Shell Grey Pumps Were $10.00. Now. . . v.$3.85 $4.85 $6.85 Deauville Sandals in parchment and brown, black and white beige and lavender Were $8.85. Sale $6.85 Look at These Prices! $6.85 Honey Beige Pumps, in high and low heels Were $10.00. Sale $6.85 Rose Blush, Kid Slave Chain, Spanish heels Were $10.00. Sale . . . .$6.85 White Kid 1-Strap M. H. Were $10.00. Sale $6.85 $7.85 Panama weave 1 -strap Cuban heel. Just the shoe for, this hot weather. Were $8.50. Now $4.85 Shell Grey 1 -Straps and Pumps, 19-8 spike heels Were $10.00. Now.... $4.85 Ivory Calf 1-strap Cuban heel. A $7.00 Shoe. Now . . $4.85 Champagne T - Strap Sandal, spike heel Were $6.50. Now $4.85 For the present, prices of these beauti ful shoes are much less than formerly, though the shoes themselves are still the season's finest examples of the shoemaker's art. $5.85 Indian Prints. The very newest in pumps. Cool for summer wear. Were $9.50. Now $5.85 White Kid Pumps and Strap pat terns, spike heels Were $10.00. Now . . . .$5.85 Honey Beige Suede Straps and Pumps Were $10.00. Now . . . .$5.85 Champagne Calf Tie Oxfords, Goodyear welt soles Were $8.50. Now $5.85 White Kid 1-Strap in a light, airy pattern, Spanish heel Were $10.00. Sale $7.85 Honey Biege 1-strap, low spike heel A $10.00 Shoe. Now $7.85 Champagne Kid, 1-strap, hand turned sole Were $11.00. Now $7.85 Honey Beige Kid, 1-strap, with the new low spike heel. A beau tiful pattern. Were $10.00. Now $7.85 Black Patent Buckle Strap, hand turned sole, 14-8 spike heel Were $10.00. Now $7.85 See Our Windows Doors Open at 8:30 Tues. Morning r eaa VksjV1 SsS Vaa L1W vn BEAUTIFUL 5HOES FOR, WOME N I STR, Sale Lasts But Nine Days Come Early O Q ... . .