Medford mail tribune., July 23, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

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GOOD BALL GAME. TII1PY MOST FX TR A fl R n I N A R Y RED F
BEATEN BY WEED
Cliff Best, pitching op-imlfh
hull, fanned 15 men m tho game
with Weed yesterday, bat Medford
lost, ! lo ;t, through dumb work
on tho path, a misjudged fly and
tnuh luck in not having anybody
roosting on tho ba-;s, while Catcher
Chester was poking out thrceba;;
Vera and two-biisc slams. It was a
$vd game, however.
Colledffe did Ihe mound work in
the visitors and was backed up by
near errorless play n the pait of
his team mates. Me struck out
eight men and allowed II hits.
He tried out with the Mission .earn
of Ihe Pacilic Coast ler..;iio .his
spring, and is now a resident of
Oakland, where he is held in re
nerve. The Merchants accumulat
ed three errors. hard nit hall
hit a rock in left field, and bounced
over I foosier H of lard's head and
went for a homer. The wolves h:
the grandstand cot after Honshu,
for a phenomena over which lu
had no control. Manic laced a
home run down the right foul line
that was lair by a whisker.
Itobie, Hoffard and Chester wore,
the batting mainstays of the locals
and the only double play of the
contest was Maikle to Kobie to
Droulette.
Despite the hot day, ti.ere was
a Wood sized crowd present.
V It is probable that the next name
Wth Weed will be played hrp a
week from next Sunday, unless
"Weed will guarantee jsirm to th-
locals for expenses. "I'm weary,"
paid Manager I tall, "of going to
Wed and spending a hundred
hones and only netting $30 hack."
The debate is on now as to what
will be done.
Manager Hall wants to play the
Owen-Oregon team here next Sun
day and Rive his kid pitchers .t
cluee by letting Arthur Schoeni
pitch for the mill and Jack Hughes
hurl for the
The score
.Merchants.
of yesterday's fracas
is:
Weed
AH K
:t l
.. : r
rowell, rf
Manie, :ib
Coon, lb .
Mack, 2b .
Spoors, ss
Oeschc-ser.
0
0 i
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
rf
1'almer, If .
J lamherohie
ColledRo, p
Jauder.
Totals
Medford
AH
. I
. :t
. 4
. i
j
.. 1
. 1
H H K
0 : I
0 0 0
rRebie
Dunn, ,1b .
Jtiffard, If
Mnrklo. 2b
LoRan. of
Chester, c
Ihoiilctlc,
CVnlin. rf
liest, p
Ih
Totals :13 3 11 ?
Summary: Home runs Manie,
Mack. Three base hits "hester. ;
Two base hits Chester, Powell and
Coon. Struck out Mest lo; Col-'
ledRe S. Ilase on balls Mest non. ,
CnlledRe Wild pitch CnlledRe. 1
Passed ball- Mack, Motible plays
nrkle to Ilobie to Prouletle. .. . ;
RUN GAME OF YR.
(My the Associated I'ress) i
.lack KniRht, Iteaver twirler.
Rot the first no hit. no run came,
of Ihe season by blanking 1 lie j
Oaks. to o. Oakland took the
morning Raine. -t-l. Itatteries.
I'irst panic, Crai;head and llnid;
(roodbred. 1'onder and Ueco. See
ond Rfinie: K'niKht and Ainsiulth:
Sparks ami Dahlia. Head.
TakitlR the double header, the
M ission tells won their series
with the Anpels, 4 to 3. Sehul
merlcirs homer was the only t
Anffe) run in the moruiuK kiiiiic
which closed. 7 to 1. The Hells
took the second battle. 7 to 2.
liHtlerle?: First Rame. Krause
nnd llaldwln: f Mitt and Chesley,
Hannah; second Raine. Pllletie and
Iheuzcl; Osborn and rcters, Sund-bei-R.
Kmeud Jolley's bat came to the
SghIh' aid. enabliiiR them to Rive
the t-tiirs a douh'c HckinR. Jol
ley's homer in the first same
-tivi; the Sen Is the same. 4 to 3,
' nhile another In the second start-,
id a rally that won. 5 to -I-after
the battle had Rone 10 ln
ninss. Hy tho double w in the
Seals took the series. Batteries:
First Rtime: Jacobs. Mitchell and
Jonc.t. spring; Kinney. Hauler.
Second satin-: May. Malls nnd
Vhikhs: Hauler nd Asnew.
Sacramento further ttRhtened its
(trip on the lend by lakinR both
fames of n doublehradcr from
wattle, wlnnins tl' fi't ll'-'nl
ptraicht count res of the sea
fo. Tho indiiis fell in the
first Ramc 3 to -1 in 13 innincs
i""l the sond. H to S. liill riey;
rirnt game, Kunz, Vinci and Se
verrid; Collard and llorreani. S'e
ond Raine: I Jon to lly and Sever
cid: c. Sullivan and Schmidt.
q Asotin B.V gob
tuill to onerate in
d reds.;
Snake
bclfiK
river
o
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IUI1MI.I I I I w w I LMI III IUIIUII II Ml I
CHARACTER THAT EVER HELD
HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING HUE
(By l-:daid .1. Neil. AMiated
Pios Nports rher)
NKW vubk, July ui
Take one portion of extra la rue
manhood ticne Tunucy pn sieiti
ly pn-tert and mentally alive lu
'i-viMA I of the world around
him. m-;i!-oii with ;i dash of alool
ness, toss in a whole handful of
.sell -c onf idem c ;iiid believe m such
it tbiiiK as a "man of destiny."
Add a keen desire lo lie looked
upon as a man of intellect, a
t it jii- and anal thai brain. wise
in the ways of the world, of.iincs
ilmiimh experience none loo plcas
ani, more than a little dependable
and understand inn philosophy ;
and a deep and abiding love 1 I
I tv a t u r e, tingling air. running
streams, green fields and wooded
trails.
Mix It all thoroughly with a
k.ndliio'ss and honesty of purpose
often mi.iimerpreled ; ireeze il a
bit with those same misinterpre
tations; slice the iniMtire cross
grain and any one seeiion will
'eont.iln most everything that will
'crop out during a normal day in
the life of dene Tunney, most
exu-aordinaiy heav we ghl cham
pion the tight racket has ever
known.
rounded Typrw liter.
It wasn't so many years ago
'.that Tunney pounded a typewriter
! for a livelihood in the office of
I an c:prc.ss company. That was
before the World War took
away from Oroenwirh Villa tie
across the seas to France in
llim
and
tlH
marine corps.
Kven closer to the present was
the lime when tin- Id;, blue-eyed
f-llow. batk from the war and
: riic: to sain a new foothold in
the name he really loves, dropped
i in occasionally on the buys in the
! old Madison .Souure C.arden, look-
iii for a main ev-nt
even a uood semi -final
hot or
to start
htm auaiii "in the money."
KiRht writers knew him as a
prince of Rood fellows, u "Ri'eat
Ruy,
inter
find
but
sted
that
they were not i-nouRh
in llim to probe and
under the bristly poni-
pailour, behind
the smiliiiR blue
eyes was :
liuerosU'd
peare and
mlnd already deeply
works of Shakes-(
the poets, painters,
phi'osophers and musicians. ; who'll be there then to shake my
Gene wasn't considered much hand: who of the men 1 t hounht
of a fiRhter then. Mail hands friends will crowd Ihe dressing
caused him to fiRht bad fights room of th victor. I know. loo.
i hri f. seeiui-d Hit le probability that many n fellow I don't ap
that ho - ever would reach flsi ie i predate mw will be t here that
' hemhtN. He knew in his heart ; niiiht with tears -in his eyes,
that ho had the makings of a others won t know me. Sometimes
hampion. that nothiiiR could stop i think I haven't made a sinRle
him if I lie chance onee came, friend .slmr won the tit le."
DEFEAT BLUES BY
T
Thanks to the switching of Har
ry RnBenborR from tbe Rlues to
the Whites, the bitter team won
ihe week-end tournament jit the
Medford Rolf club yesterday by the
close marRin of one point and
each member of the While urric
saiion will consequently Ret a new
Rolf ball.
It whs one of the most closely
contested tournaments ever held at
the loeal club and 1 he first an
nouncement was the Hlue hail won.
On f heekiiiR up the list however
Tournament chairman Don Clark
found that Kosenbers hail been
listed as a IJlue when he w as
really a While, so the three points
he won from Moose Moorehead
went to the pale-face team.
Anions the features of the con
test was the defeat of lr. J. J.
cm mens by his sou Tommy, two
and one-half to one-half, the one- i
half point beliiR saruered by the ,'
former when he maiuiRed lo halve j
t he last nine w It h his par shoot -
I ii k nff-spriiiR. For the first time i
in h( life Tommy broke an Ml for
IS holes, shooting a TH. He was;
an enthused that lie will leave to- j
morrow for Kalamazoo. Mich.. .
where he Intends to cross drivers
with that other Rolf prodigy Hank,
liruwn. who now city club chain- ,
I...I-M l.ll.M'i. It.. l.VM lltll nut
Charley Brown.
i pholding the old men. how- '
ever, was Boh Hammond. Sr. who s
slaughtered H o w a r rl Seheffl.
when" the "helb.' masnate came lu
with-on S 1 . tin be-t ore he Iihh
. ver made, tlain Itobinson was so
: nettled by this outrage against 1
Youth that he proceeded to win a
self game for the first time in his
life, by taking old Man Buhl into
camp by a score of to 1 the one !
point the Whiles needed for the
ehaitiploushlp.
Another npsei for the l'.lm s
eanie when leorgc Colo ris w bo
has been making Ml regularly o!
late yirbi'd three points to Tad
Mller when Ihe lull r Mint nine:
ion.
Tl c Hliie-White team wan so sue
.'ssf ul that another one plan
ned in the imr future.
. A . . ..
0not!ier llnjr Dnwncil
i,onovh;w. wn July ;'3.
Boy Mc Williams, l1. son of
Willinm McWilliamc uT Kc1m,
v drow;m d in the
vejti-rday Hftcinoon
Cowlitz river
while learn
body wan re-
O
ins to swim.
Tlit
o
MTmFOlfP MATL TlNhTXR .MrcnjKnnn.
knew that, but mi one
else
bC-emed to bother about It.
Worked for Hi Vrlw,
Today Tunney is still a puzzle
to most of the writers of that
day. Before they really knew
him, (Jene disappeared into the
Cahudian woods lo mend the frae-
u res iu his hands by the husky
labor of u logging nimp. There
li s ljudy ni'pw, hU confidence in
creased and while other fighters
marked time In tho cities. dene
l:id I he foundation out of doors
for the phys'MUe that lilted him
lo the thrT.e of all pugilism.
Hill the interest, it seems, al
ways was in the other fellow. the
chap who could bring "color"
to mankind's most ancient sport
the hand-to-hand battle of
giant brawn and stamina! It was
no wonder then that the Ceue
Tunney who bleed the invincible
Jaek Dempsey that ruin-drenched
night in Philadelphia, was almost
an unknown as far as his menial
on u I pi net) t was concerned .when t
he burst in upon a surprised bo.x
Imr world as ki-.K at he heavy
weitthts. "Hut hadn't ehuuKed a bit,"
C.ene says. . "I've always loved
literature and the rlnssics. I
never before had the time and
opportunity to seek them out . as
freely as I now am aide to.
has Rrown fuller for me, Riven
me more opportunities to learn.
but basically there has been no
chanRe."
No Take About tiene.
Now Tunney has nil the time
he wants to do whatever he wants
and the wealth to allow self
expres.slon in any direction. lie
flRhts but once a year fin- :t0 or
1 (j minutes and his pay is close
to a million dollars. There is no
need for pretense. The only sham
j hi
win
le day comes when well-
ineaninR citizens invado his pri
Mtvy to shake the hand of the
champion, recardless of what that
champion stands for otherwise.
One smiles then, but he doesn't
mean il.
"Some nlKht," he said. "I sup
pose I'll i?o tin- way of all cham-
t,j0ns. I'll pick my self up in
,iUf,.at , tui wander alone to my
dressing room. I often wonder
Baseball Standings
I'aelflt! Coast eauue.
w. i.. rv
Sacramento 17 -7:'l
Hollywood 14 7 .tl7
San Francisco 1'-' 1 .Tel".
o.kiaint n ii .r.oo
Missions 11 II .".on
l.os Angeles Ill 1 J .K.Tt
Seattle Ii 1 .". ,MJ
Portland i Hi
American Ijeairue,
W. u rr.
New York Sti -1 -7:i:i
Philadelphia y(J 35 .015
Si. ,uti Lm 4S 4li .."VI I
Chlcngo 4 S 1 .4f,a
Washinsion 4a 51 .1 Hi
Cleveland 40 ."-2 .1:;:.
Boston :i; :.l .111
Hetroii a 5 .'oi .:ts;i
National lmiir.
A'. U. tC.
St. T.ouii; .".S :t:i Ji37
Chicago r.r. :u ,:
Cincinnati 53 3!i .f.'ii
New York 47 :i7
Brooklyn 47 43 SVi
Pittsburg 14 43 .fiUl.
Philadelphia 1! - .".! " .J7i
Ronton .'.il .''VS
Major League Leaders
(By the Associated Pres)
Ineliulin games of July
National.
Batting Ilornsby, Braves, .3?-.
Buns Botiomley. Cards,
bJiited in Blssonetie, Boh-
TJoulhit, Cards, 131.
Doubles Bottom ley. Cards.
Triples Bottomley, t'ards. 13.
Homers Wilson, Cubs, fij.
Stolen base Frist h. Cards. K.
Plt lung Benton, (iiaulu; won
lo-t 4. '
15;
Aincrienii
Bat tins c.otdln. Senators, .336.
Buns Buth, Vank. !'
Buns butted in Uuth. Yanks, S!'
Hits Maniish, Biowr.n. 133.
Double Fl.iystejid, ;ed S"X. 3
Tiiple. Ba me. Senators, 1 3.
Homers Buth, Yanke, :t:.
St"bn bason Mwm, White Sox.
15.
ppenins lioyt, Yanke. won VI'.
Inf. 2,
IUiirii Tn Itm-ks.
KKDDINiIPeur Bunan :,ft.
was stni'k on the h'nd by a five,
pound boulder hurled by exjdo
sten of A ehmse he f't ofT til the
Nash mine at Trinity Center. The
utone knocked him down and he
H 1 bh; head on another rock, curb
Mow causing- a . Muill fracture.
Phyieians believed he would re-
lit 1
YANKEES LESSON
tll the A -so. I.I
1 1 '.- t In pitehei s
bt'ailis that Kive lb
most tumble -e.c
jaek ( Jiunn. : "Sad
;.'.. ir I lib- and
led Hre
with b
' Yanke
ans Ilk
Sam"
I'l'lMIt
iselall
t--, the
e old
J ones.
Kaber.
wbosi rit;lu arm ha
-.Um; Ainei it an leaRtic
been puz
swatstiiith-i
to. i., years.
I'rl-an s last one may ha
most ol its zip and tti.il
ma not tie what it wa 1"
e lit-.
iur e
ears
u. but back
by a brain that
0 piu each ball
1 u obey his
"lied" is doiuK
lis llini hei r lo
d the control
aui's diretion. "
i well, th.iuk yt
u.
After tiu Yunktc:
er tbe Sox in th
n.es of the i iiiri n;
. had take
fust ihre
sere.-, Kabv
yesterday took up the task of :
stopping the i hampior.s and sav-
ins somethiiiK out of the wreck-:
uRe. Hi was imite equal to lb"'
emernency. The Yankees hit him'
..... afti i, but Hie veteran',
courage, as well as his bat, car-
l leu tae Sox ttiroimil lo a 0 lo
1 vietfiry. Incidentally ihe ehani-
plo ns sa w an S - ri i n e winning
ik snapped. .s usual. "Hcd " I
pitched skillfully and successfully j
lo Ha be Until, who made four)
official trips to tbe plate audi
batted precisely lmthiuR flat.
To add insult lo injury, it was
a single by Kaber that th oe in j
the winning runs in the eiRhth. j
After u disastrous visit to I'hila-,
delphia, the third -place St. Louis i
Hrowns Rot out of their slurup
with an s to f( win over the
Cleveland Indians. :
YVashiiiRton went into f i f t h '
place, two Rames back of lh
White Sox. by taking Detroit'
measure. S to J.
Hraxton pitched
i.ii .
steady ball for the senator
1 1 olio way was Ineffective.
In the National league the Chi
eaRo Cubs si reiiRt hened their hold
on second place, when Charl e
Kool held the (Hants to four hits
and won. 1 to J. The Cubs failed
lo fain any Rround on the Cardi
nals, however, for the Chillies
reverted to type nnd bowed to
the le;imn. leaders. S to 7.
Hoot, showing further return
to the form that made him the
outstanding pitcher of the season,
had the (iiauts shut out until the
eighth, when MeJvin Oil. the "boy
wonder." hit a home run. .Mnr-3
than ftO.OUO saw Ihe Raine.
Ioubles by Doutbil and Holm
'in 1 he ninth enabled the ( 'ards
to nose out Ihe Chillies. I lurst's
. Ctlh huiner of the year In tho
first half oCh(ie. uame InnliiR hud.
tied the score.
Kor tfte third straight time, th"
Cincinnati IIimIs trimmed ihe l!o.
;ton Heaves by one run. The score
this time was & to 4. Helaney's
wil'iness in the eighth liming j
gave the lietl.s the game. I,uitie j
was in control of the Braves
batsmen, a fter he was slugged
for three runs In the first inning.
The Pittsburg Pirates ami the
Brooklyn Dodgers continued their j
bitter battle for fifth place, now'
held hy the Dodsers. They split 1
even in a double bill at Brooklyn
yesterday.
1 ia ' Vance w as in form in
the first nn i tie. a Mow ins the Cor
sairs only four hll s a ml fa unins
right men. The Dodgers carried
off a a lo o deeision. Burleigh
1 rimes pitched sreat ball for I he ,
Pirates, but he met his mulch in j
t he 1 jazzier. Kemy Kreiner en- i
aided the Pirates to make it an I
even break, when he outpitciieti
five Bubin pitchers and won, 0 to
iu the nightcap.
Mi
Begiutiius at a. in. this Wed
nesday morning, the women mem
bers of (hi- Medford golf club will
engage lu another tournament for
Ithe following prize:
1st prize, luster lea net. given hy
Medford Furniture and Hani ware.
"Ud pri.e, ( run tier up ) pair of
silk hose, Russell's.
3rd pri.e. hat hltig suit
i putts) Mrl'hci-Hon.
j Bh uri.e, blind hole)
(le
1
Canada lJiy. hy i roeeteria .
Tith prize, (approaching) box of
'candy, by Deck Buckingham.
The early hour w ill allow all en
trains to finish before the maxi
mum heat of the day.
i
L
GETS OFFICIAL 0. KJr-H
NKW VoltK. July IM. fl'i - uf
fbiiils of the Fnlted Slates Lawn
Tenuis Hssocia I bm n nnotincrd to
day that the avsHoclatlon at reed
w ilh President .Samuel J I. Colbon
In bis derision od to play William
T. Tihlen on the I.'nited SlittcH
David cup team and had so ad
vised President Colloin by cable,
Tribute to Id I lor.
YOSF.MITK ll flags in Yose
io't " ru Hey wfi-f ordered diMi'ayed
Ht half mast lu tribute to U. II.
Keynolds. niunaginK editor of the
Stockton B'M frd, w ho died Satur
day. The order ivim U"u':d by
Stephen T. M.rther, fedeml park
i .lector, In a telegram praising
Be noldn tt an out a tiding ft-
Nie in national park development
ourciON' .month v.
P lie Will Referee the Match
V ; -ii . -- -4 I
1 4 ' x x
Hull
On
K.lKl.
features ol
e beuelil
the armory
Ih w I inov
niKbt's
estlim;
Hull
shiek.
smoker
Montana
lit
who w.ll re
bouts of the
( leoi ue I Un
lei
the main
1 w
ill' e
VelllUR pel I'M m
iienl. ihe Kii
( ( 'ossaek of U IU pounds, and Has
tand Muhammed. the Terrible 'rmk
I taking part in tin- main event,
j Kans are wondering whether
, .M u hammed will a Rain lose hi-;
I temper, as he lost i! here se el al
j ' 'K " " " -
I Holler, 1 be ( lei iuau wrestler. h
I w as knocked unconscious by the
1 Turk's f.sts. However. Molilalia
lis expected to keep the Turk
temper dow u and lio tl oultle is
; expected.
j I nicarcnt 1 his al lernoon ite-
jeliired bil1IS'lt' to be ill tbe pillU
j of coiidilie-n iintl ready for an
of M ii ha in n led s t neks. inn- Ill
has been wrestling in the t inted
ashland aye a
.HONOLULU TALK
ASHLAND. July j:i.-
Olio Kbiiii. tinnier As!
and cue lime aihh-lir
the Ashland hi;h schoo
tSpeehlM
land boy.
oach of
now of
.cell alh-
Honolulu, win
leti coach .
has I
I ' ni
ers ty
of
Hawaii for the past
en , ear- .
i.r 'oi c ( be K I
Friday at thei.'
Mr. Klum is well
Ibe Hawaiian is
ecy aspeet oi
ipeaks in a ei
wanis club
ihoii luiichc
icen.-iiiiied with il
laiuls and with e
life there, and sp
nileresiin uiamier
The spcake)
Was fihle o eili.n l-i
w Ph humorous bl:- a
Mw ants members, w n b
has beep acquainted ji
At the close Mr. Kluti'
boul lo
whom
a- So b.
i a ii -w"
d
a good many rpiestions relative lo
conoilioiis in Mo- iv(.,uil-.
Mr. and Mrs. Klum have been
inn king h n extended .si. io M rs
h'lti m's parenls. Mr. and Mis. Dan
Applegate, on Cnmltc sM'eet.
Mr. and Mi s. i . ;, i.:iii (.-.lie.i
i 'rater lak
Fi Ida
Work Is In p
modellns of Ih
Masons have st
for the addition
w hi. h is L. Inc.
ample room l'oi
The original u
Ma
i. nie temple. ,
lavius b; iek
ol the thiul stor,
add.d 1 1 provide
hainUetinK halls,
larlers. all being
overhauled, will
ehanses.
underuo many
I very re. cut period, a rass fir
I broke out on Crow.-, mi Hill a bow
I ' "
1 11 " "''t'e
Friday. 'Ibis time about
an a re ami ;i b.tll w t(. Inn nei
over and several aluable orchard
1 1 ecu were badly damaged before
the blaze was binusht under con
trol by the ii.- of chemicals a ml
shov Ik In the bauds of the i My
flreim n. Cause of this third rir--is
uiikii'Mvn. B is t bought t bat
M'Veral boy had been play ills in
the neighborhood of the placo
when- the (in- v.a.i fnsi noibed,
The ho u i- ins com mil tee for Ihe
Sunt hern ( Jreson No' nnl mdiool
passed an i m imita at rule recently.
Hereafter nny stiid"iit who wishes
to have an apartment or imnse-
pins quallers mtwt h:ie spec-
hil written permission from lie-
Ollllllltee. ')e colli III it -
coin mends resular (."aidins
land rooming faiililies mm thf eon-
UtiojiM tniich in ore f;) ora bb
I rroiu a heiip li Htandiioint.
I An a nn tint inspect loo will be
' inadf duilliK tbe eomim: month
j of nil fid oitMiiodations offeied for
; normal student-. There ;.ie am-
, pb aecoiiiuiodatioiis within
i dift-'lll. e flolll tile scl I
:isy
The band eoneej t on Thursday
) nlcht bi-ought out a bigyef crowd
than ever, which shown an In
erea;ng interest soot her n Oregon
peotde have In thai si.b ndid fn tn
of community put ei t n Inment
ft fed H f.f peripP- wie (";!
the (fiasH about the rand
to It ten to the splendid pi
of lt-restliiz numbers.
Kun
' d on
itand
oKi'um
0 hundie(
couple
W.v, d
it fn
l.ltenrled
f"l' ilflerj
Thiirnday i
, the Uthinn po
the band con
' evenflic;.
JULY. 2X 1 !).
Munluuil.
St a l
and
for
ml une-ba
W rolled
If year
in in a. -
that
iteally -wry
W I II 1 1 1 1 1 lu": the I
1 le plans to
pel li.ips lit- t
tour, but will
Kui ope.in
country,
bis bout.
lOurope,
i jorit y
i en r, for a w rest hie;
return to the I'mted
a stay of sc era!
Stales alteV a
mom hs.
M uha mined
from the south,
e.ive the Unssi
.M ubaintncd ha
irriV'
d
esteida
fully prep
d to
an t he "woi k
be. n wrestlinu
S11H
be has been bin emnmb
his father and Riand
th having been wrestlers
to walk
father b
in Turk)
Kd liemnier and Hay Kilter are1
also leiidv for their special event ;
and reailiness is also expressed
.. ibe prelhniuar. wrestlers.
The Katies' band will play be-;
Imr the 1 1 1 : 1 1 -1 1 . w bi- li begins a' j
and Iyue t Irothfrs n relies
1 1 a will play during iutei tnission'.
Hulb eultiire is reeelviiiR con-
side;
time
larRi
niU
Pass
day
Ilea
a.de iitienlioti al the pi -sent
amoiiR Ashland flower riow
Air. i ; n neol. who has been
ly inst ru mental In d eve lop -bulb
kiowIiik around (Iiauts
, spoke in Ashland on Thur.s
niKht. He is particularly
i l w ii h roiidii ions in l his
section
Inily I.
and finds them pai tieti
.'oinble iu the RloWlllR' of
bulbs on a commercial scale.
Sieve Frickson ,.f Boseburg, an
ctiiplovee of the Standard oil coin
pane, who was a former Ash la ml
resident, visited in Ashland oi.
'I h ursday eve n ins. M r. Kr iek son
and his liltl.- daughter. Max! lie,
are makins a vacation visit to
relatives a Medford.
Mr. and .Mrs. Homer Hlhnrt
ami little son. Hilly, have gone
to Portland to spend a two weeks'
vacation. They will also visit some
ot the ,ie;;on beaches before they
ret urn home.
Misses Dorolby ami Vera Abbott
of K i ml tall. Minn., who ha v e been
,pendiiiR .several da.vs at ibe home
f Mrs. Berlha Cortbell, will ef.
.,,oi lor tin. east. Allss Dorothy!
Abbott was a former leach
Hie Ashland schools. j
Mrs i; li. Orb-ver and children,
of Hornbrook were Ashland vis-!
Hoi s on Wednesday.
Miss U Hd, i chirk of Coipiille.
Oregon, is spending several days
visltin- Ashland fi Lmis.
Curl I.ovelaml. Sr., Is here from:
Casiclla California, to visll with!
his sin a 11 son, Carl. Jr.. who
been visit ins w It Ii A hi nd rein -lives
flurhis ihe summer.
News of I lie man lase of M Ism
C.raee Bowman to Avery Dunning
if Wena tehee. Wash., on July S,
iia reached Ashland friends. The
bride graduated from the Ashliilid
high school, a ml won a Ho gradu-
aied from the
Normal school.
Soul hern Oregon
I
LEAGUE OF DAK
PJ
WASHINCTftN, July 23. MP--Asserting
that ( i over nor Smith
nillsl be elected "If agrlcultllin is j
to In saved from n statu of peas- j
anlry," Henry ,'iay Ihinhorotigh, !
;l former republican fi'-iuitor from
North Dakota, Is heddiiij; m move-j
nient to obtain farm voten for the j
democratic numiiiCd.
lie ha nnnouneed (hn forma
liou of a eampulgii organlttlon,
lo be known as the "Smith Inde- ;
periflent I,eauiie," which, while ;
phi lining a natloti-w hie (ntpeal to j
independent volefH. Intends lo coll--
em Itself parlh ularly with the
Dakota, Montana and Minnesota ,
Charh-H H uisfiii Towne, a New !
York eilltoi-, Is to serve an Vice - ;
ebiiirmau. with Melviu D. Ill
drefh, who acted ns nee rotary ol
t he Wilson independent h-jigm-
of North Dakota In lUDi,
exeeutlv e director. The lejtglie
plan lo filnhlHIi headiiuarti'ls ;
in the middle West by Sept cm - :
her 1.
BeedMiort Peot$.'
ompHny will tiring
ASHLAN
I
lo
irrPDFi
1 1.
d' sha
Tlie
l.iiln
e pi'lliaps
the p.-ople
to
d
I'll
than on S;nn!,:
when th.-
the wei v.
lhiriim the day h
i: ili-d the p.irk
sposidii:.: several
a ureal number
idled.
1 1 1 , 1 1 i
I"
Picnic p.
spread lunch. ;; beir
Mill the
The swimminc,
ed ami sireiiu
w av carried pei
from the mid-limn
maviiiiuiu leinpert
was inn device.-, a
Rcveniltienf t.bservi
This was the real I
f ihe season.
Cialer l ake drew an uii'ir u.tl
number of people on Suudav Tit
Ka dern t H i :on cluh oi t he Som h
era i h e m Normal school nnul
piluriniaue to the national parU .t
well as a iiuod tiumber of th y'.i
dents of t he Ashland summer a i
, school.
Mr. and Mis (. I Waller
South iakota have been visitiu
, In Ashland d'lrinu the pas! ue..;v
Mr. Waller is a division freilu an
passenger ai-ut of ihe Milwaukee
St. I'aiil and Pacific railroad . am
makes bis headquarter-, .it A hoi
deon. Mr. and Mrs Waller hav.
been entertained bv the J. W. H
Coy and William Hay families, in
: (reduced to them by the KarRe
family of Aberdeen, who were As'i
(laiul residents several yiiis n"o.
(ieori;e I'aioiis of Oakland. Cal
has been vi;dlim; with his inothei
Mrs. Uobt. Shaw, on Kock street.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Marsh ill Uarh.
and babv da in? liter, w ho hav
iilnt hithv (laHt'litiM'. unit liayi'
II... hi.u.i! ,,f Mr. Hai-hiT's .ar,.,,ls.
Ml', and Mrs. W. M. I ai-li.-.-
(Irani,, si, I. hav,. mm, , K.
,,,. wlr, ,, Ha, ,; ha. a,
pted a posit ion
Twentietil
Century -;t ocei y store
. tlie manauer during th
vacation
season.
i Miss Mary Niver. assistant libra
rian at the Ashland public libiar1.
I is taking n I w-n- weeks' vaeat leu
Mvliicll she will sjieiid quietly at
her home on A llison si reel.
Teddy Caldwell, employed at th
l.lfhla Suriiigs hoiel. left Friday
; night I'm Salem and will return
' with Mrs. Caldwell, who has been
'visiting Hiere with relatives and
: friends for several weeks.
m Kh Ada i l.ardv of Taeoma i:;
vlslliiig in Ashland at Ilii! home of
, her num. Mrs. William Hanh.
Miss Frances Frater of l.oii';
vlew. Wash., was a visitor in Al:
land for a short l hue during I lie
past week with Miss Nellie Db-,-ev
on t he Boulevard. M ss Frater
: taught Finnish in I he :dil-iud
bl"l, Mcbool during Ihe w iuler of
i:l l!a. Since that time she Ims
taught al l.om:view and
lurli ' theve "for the ( oinlr
( year.
Mrs. Lillian (it'eer had
! iter snests Friday Mrs. 11.
will re- :
.-; neluMU !
for dhi
B. Balis ;
,,r
Ashland and Mrs. Max CeHaue; .
Medford. The a iter noon was!
pleasant ly spent in con versa t ion.
St tide ills ami meuibern of t h
Southern Oregon Norma I school
were entertained in t he par
- tor' shla,U TAT
I. MUIS I !. .ll
1 1 1 -. Ilcl l! !
I; on 1
j JjjPlXT VS HELP O GO STRRIOMY "fc.
A Wheel in Line Saves Many a Dime
Correct
Wheel Alignment
Eliminates Shimmy, Makes Steering
Easier
Saves Spindles, Bearings and Bushings
Doubles Your Tire Mileage
Axles Straightened
Mack's Garage
Phcne 1363
eniir-. The iiri nuniber
ov.iain a- a olleV ball
bet
the Ha" heiurs and
'O -.
. The I olledicls Wit -in
the canon's alh--i
arid will be tit"
itacii- huH at a ddmer
he near I'ufure. Ite-
O':,.
i.l 11 e
m I.; ii
; were prepared by ih"
iv . Inlt ami eoiisj-fted '
MUld rt if'!:es, piekt ie
il. i- and coffee. The
;.-;(-t by th" Jackson
b. Two handled and live
.'.e,l nie leat and joined
iiih-rai
i dance at Ihe Lithia
ell I lor. Mini.'.
I V I 'oi'elti lis
:ei of Mr. and
of the Stand
d on Sumiay
he Spent I h'!
!! relieve lib:
Mr,,.
ih
Mr
Siandaid
and Mi -i.
acatioti.
'--- -l:i til w liib
a ivay mi a
CLEANING PISTOL IS
M
V V - 'S?,K
VSV C
& Mf ATfll S0 VSS)
tiff WAitlJ )
W O CA I R I N G M
JEWELERS
KI0F0BD.ORE .
SAN FRANCISCO
TURPIN
HOTEL
to $3.00
A SPLKNUID VALUE
17 Powell Street at Mi.rUet
THIS CENTRAL
' l")OW NTOWN LOCATION
ffi itniurtunl vonvenit'nee tnjnu
Thin rnopon rnthlrn bolder FItl'K
ViUmr Taxi -dfjuol to Torpin Hotel.
fri:k garage
T. I". FA IHtDW W. M. SI'F.f., Tp.
120 North Riverside
I'll l.iv
. On:"
l'.l:TI..XI. iw.. July - -ll'l
A- hi y i '. I i..n. .Ir., .' 1 . was
i Ii"' I 1 l..w llii- li..:irl y.-sli rihiy
1 ;ti !:!- h ! !'.'. M':'i. i'-s Wltn
iu.... I... ...ppMioinly
v .-. . iKt.u '.in- pi-i .l wh'-n i'
' . .i . (., .1 , . i.l.M.dly. II-
! i.M 111.- . il h'tspltut
.!',. : I. flu; I.MII..I ! Ill" l'iltlKT.
i-; WHS .IS.sii.'i.lU'tl wit It
j hi-. I n 1 1 1 1 r in oiiPi iititm of niillu
M.iM.iii kfji:.
i
lUIt.l'NS I'lans mull I' v;ty
, fi : Mi f 1 11 r sliiry lluii l nil i'ii
lillMl'ia lr..l.
hrre
0'
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