Medford mail tribune., August 13, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

Dfortff yrw; TimwyB, rrcmonot, wswi!?. mantiIy, rrrnrsT tCtms.
DR.1R.STRAT0N boxing match is
REFUSES SMITH ?1
the. Angels had ltd for several in-'day
ningti. Cordon Hhodea and .''O1 Tin
euterluiunient With the Oakn.
morning game wiiHcluae an
picj:i-n up noinprs. iaueyjes: ,,v,i ui idea uuu; nfiiuie im
Kinney and laueder.; Cunningham, the winning tally in the hurt, m-
heslf-y and Sandbem for first ning for a ; to 4 score. The OhUs
i:arne; Rhodes and Agnew: U'ra- oiled up five rutin in the eighth
th-rhy. V right, Cunningham and innini; ui the afternoon singlet.
CHURCH DEBATE
m nnniiin arr.m UhVU U TT MP DV PIAMTC UA C A DITACDC MUMPF
uLUbblnb ArtA K ,,h,lu 11,1 l,l,u U! u!,u.mo rt ulwlmO mMn-rtut
MERCHANTS BEAT GOOD CHANCE OF TO WIN 1 MM
WEED TEAM! 0-6 - WINNING TITLE OUT- OF SERIES
New York Baptist Pastor
Declares Pulpit Is No
Place for Political Discus
sionAgrees to Debate
Any Other Place.
vldiy:
KiWhl.
i-t in
Senators t
Iw ted I hi
Si
double
oMand
niiicr
.-milt
e hits
NEW YORK, A. 13. (71j--Tlie
Itev. Jlm Koat'h Siraton, paw
ior of Calvary liuptiHt church, lias
refused t(i meet (invertx!!- Smith in
dt hale in his church on the grounds
that the pulpit Is no place Tor uj
political discussion.
(inventor Smith had asl;ed fo be
allowed to defend himself then 1
from the attack of Jr. Stialou utado ,
on him from the pulpit of Calvary !
r-hiireli a week ago Sunday in
which the governor watt called the
"deadliest foe of moral progress
in the coimlry."
lH Stralon'H refimal to meet, Ihe!
governor In debate in (he pulpit
from which ho made his charges
wiih made in a statement read to !
the congregation in Calvary church !
last night hy his son, the Itev. j
Jlillyer Slralon of i'hlladelphfti, !
who conducted the evening service i
In the ulmenc.o of his father, who
h at his summer hume in Green-i
wood Latin, N. V.
"I Htatid realy to meet the gov-j
ernor at any time, except the'
Lord's day, and In any suitable
place," l)r. Straton wrote, "and I
sincerely hope that lie may he led
to take my acceptance of jiis chat-
leiK at its face value. "
' Ur. Straton said that hln previ
ous Ktntement thai he would ineot
(ioveriior Smith "face to face" in
Calvary church If the governor
would nl ho debate him oh the same
question In St. I'al Null's cathedral
was in tint nature of a joke and for
the "sake of a hit of humor to re
lieve the rather Iciiho situation."
Interest steadily i: rowing in
the Poxlng smoker to Ik promoted
nex i Thursday evening at the r- '
ii iu i r, with Jui jcweti it!' Portland
pin-d against iih k it.iim'-z of
San JjW'ko in the main ev-iu of
1 a rounds, which Matchmaker
.Ju k Wood predicts will Ik- one
of l he Iu-hI I .ii l! les In- has evtr
matched. Wood today was sign
i 1 1 lc J i j preliminary fighters lot
two btnits preceding the semi
wind up between J'at I'ad'dfoi d of
t his city and Sam toy Cordon of
Cortland.
Mi- reported i he advance tick
sales to he nnd and
attendance from nil pai
ern Oregon.
limine, ih
furl land moundsnu-n wcr
the ti it; lit ap Jtittri'
Vi run
The Seals divid.P a double
hea it vr with tin- .Missions. whi h
took the f-erii'M. 4 to 3- Tlic UHl
l-d l he all-i noon i;anit to the
himself. Four e'iybth, when ihe Seals has-d
over liner runs and the eventful
h-ader. .lark
twirU-r. un,
He held ine
hits iU(t ryl-
winnhif. II tu 2. Catterie.s; n.i
loim.aiid Horreani; Shea and Loni
l.ardi seri.iui name: Itoeiiler and
Head! KdOlcU, Cole, Tea.lioul
and i 'ox.
used in
Knight.
Toiniin and Whitney: Kaliio, flmiM for nusie
mid Kaioe- Hull -
The Med ford Men-hauls defeate-'
the rejuvenated Weed team yesier
day afternoon at (he. fair .;rodn(Ist
10 to in. largely through brilliant
fiebliim ;ind timely hitting by
Johnny Loan.
et i Another feature (jf the afternoon
Xpert an seKHion wan a home-rnn clout by
nf hoiilh-Catcher Chester. Mr. Cluster Is
, a larte, pud-y Kent y and, tbou-:h
sniitht'rn California he knocked the ball to the haiu'ar:
leather pusher, ba-
fiKhliiiK iij Aledford
jdialioiis of Ins circ'illi; of tile bases, wjth a
several times man ahead of hhu, was a heroic of-
and has expressed Ids deiernuna
t In n a number of times to "put
Jewell away" in l lie seventh oi
fin lit It round, .lowed likewise has
exprcsHcd bis determination to do
1 be same thint; lo Kiiilue.
ATTEMPT MADE
THAT WON DERBY
E
NEW YOltK, Anw. 1!t. (A1) A
Saratoga special to the EvenliiR '
World hii.vb an attempt, to destroy
by fire the Kentucky derby winner, ;
KoIkIi (otint, and the futurity win
ner, Anlla I'i'ahofly, was foiled yes- j
t onlay by watchmen aroused hy !
watehdoKs. j
Kerosene soaked eidlon was j j u-,,j t
Hlnfl'ed in cracks, windows and j A.IKMlf.
other vantage polnls of the stables cnou
liousliiK the raeint; hIiIii-;h of Mrs. i,)nr(.M
John l. lied I, and John K. Maibieu. t'Vra
The hark hit; of the ilojrs attraci- aieneia
ed the Hertz miards. Madden's ne-
Kro (rniiur cinicii u alitor and the i
watchman InvestiKaled, arriving In j
time to see two men miinini; troin ;
the scene. Investigation iIIscIosimI
the oil soaked raK, all ready lor
the torch.
fort. Al Itrnulelio also knocked a
1 home run, but the wires got crossed
at third base and there he lin
gered. Jiinney pitched f,,r Weed ami for
: farVeli irinllH'-S (lid a -Jood job of
it, the K-ore beinu lied and nutted
several t lines. The locals finally
i M fit Ihe i-aiie on bis slaiils and,
j aided by some poor work in the
; oulfleld. the MerdinnlH Rfd a four
1 run lead and kept p.
! Cliff Itest twirled his usual
steady Kame for Medfonl and had
lie visitors brenkim; Iheir liackn
tryliiK In idrai-jhlon out. his slow
biillii. Hard catches by Lokiiii and
I lolt'ai'd saved liim a coupln of
limes.
Conlin pulled a circus caich aft
er ho went In in leplaec Mack, who
had a touh atlernonn at second
base. While rutin iim full speed
aheatl, he grabbed the horsehbb!
with one hand.
The llrst half of Die giune was a
(dickers' bailie. There was not a
very large eongre.-,'ai Ion present:
The box score:
Weed
Aii i; 1 1 i:
0
'Hy llcrbrii W. Ilarker. Aso
ela led rrc-s spoi ls t ller)
A shallow. ilarU and menacing,
hangs over the Si. louis Ca'diii;il
ami lbe:r hopes of another Na
tional league pemiani.
The hbiidow is cast by the bulkv
figure of John J. Mcfiraw and
bl Xew Vok Ciants. ahnoHt year
ly fartors jn any pennant chase.
The Ciiuits ate ihhv playing the
kind of !:rse),a II I hat wins pen
nctiis f If (hey can keen up their pres
ent gait on their swing ihromih
It be west, they should return for
t hi ji- final home tand, oil her
leading the league or elo.e enough
to Ihe lop to make tlx 111 the
rooi dangerous ot colli eiidt-rs.
Wiiboiii f winding n bat, the
(ilanls sliaVed another Jtalf game
off the Cardinals' slim lead yes
terday. H rather the Chicago
Ctihs perfol ineil I hat Mervire for
tie- elan MeCiaW.
l he ( tibs pounded Clint I hem
for three i nns in t he first ln
n'hms of their game with S'.
. Louis, and eveniually emerged
with a I to 2 decision over the
league leaders, who now have lost
five uf their last eiuhl games.
The -iiu iunail l:eds elouled
Hirer pitchers for 1 r hits and
'lumped off with an ea.sy ii to :t
.victory over the l'hillfes.
Ji'ss fctly' slightly otitpllched
.lolmny Cooney and f.moklyn b-
i ea ' i lloston. :t to i.
TakhiK advanlae' of ihe fa-'
'lliai Ihe I'hilad'dpbia Aibletlcs
(l!y Ihe
The S-n;nT.i
to 1 from th
Associated I'less
ors look the s
avers aft"
i:.
lies.
1 i-
a ml Severeiil.
elii. K iinz. Cra n da 1 1 and Kuehler;
l "ullei ton. rt man, Toiiilin. 1 ''Ai
der and Whitney.
After taking t he rot tut in f iv
straight games from l.os Angeles
the I lolly wood Stars came back
lo win I :! to 2 and 7 to 2 Situ-
day. Six runs in the fifth gave win.
the Sheiks thy second til;, at ter The
Huh pruved the i:oMV downfall
Suhr. Seal iir.-t !::i:a--
man, got a circuit clout with tlie
b.-'QS full. The iiiorniiiu' game
was dose, the Seals Hoofing in
the si.Mh. Tlie game ended H-4
for the .Missions. It.nieries; Kiauso
and jlrenzel; Thurston and 'ar
Kiix: second game: Ja-ohs and
Sprinz; Holilng, l'illeile and Jinld-
Indians divided the Sun-
XEW Vl'UK, Aug. J3. -Ton
persons wt-i e sligluly injured today
in a rear-end collision of lirook-lyn-J
Manhattan Transit elevated
trains in lirnnklyn near the Cres
cent str-ei .station. The last ear
o ntlie first train which was Mailed
on a curve a block from the sta
tion, caught fire.
Firemen rescued most of the I'M)
passengers from tlie first train by
ladders. The second train was
empty. The fire damage was slight.
Jnnney
Jiahii.erliu
ktobie.
PORTLAND, Ore., Auk. 13. P)
Predicting a revenue of $1,72-1.-327
Ut accrue from tonnage trans
ported over the proponed cross
statn railway la the first five
years after its completion. Ifal
Wiggins of Salem, truffle expert,
testified for the state public serv
ice commission at an Interstate
commerce commission hearing here
today.
' He explained Unit he arrived nt
this estimate hy checking the
fnovement of all onmige over the
toads operating in territory trllni
Inry to that which the Hue would
lap. Me also pointed out that con
siderable lime would have been
suved had (he shippers of freight
PAY BEND MOO 10
PLAY MERCHANTS
j Logu n, i f
i Hoffard. If
j.Murkic, il'
, I'hester, (- ,
j Mack. -2 ...
j lUoilletlc, 1
l"inn. :( ...
I Host,
0
1
1
were washed mil
I be New Vol U
half a name to
league lead by
lioMon lied So
tlllie, s to II.
granted only tbr
Three runs in
Cleveland a ;i to
the Detroit Tigers.
Alvin t'rowder granted tlie Chi
cago While Sox only four hits
ami the SI. Louis llrowns won
hy the shutoul route, 7 to 0.
ul Washington.
Vaukees added
t her A mcric; n
t rimming 1 be
for tlie lourtb
llerli I'ennocl;
ei- hits,
the ninth guv
2 decision over
Baseball Standings
iiast.
W.
AH I
S
All Hint thi' :iiu lii.s.l.all l.;nu
rhilnilinlx Id llio Ml ;l tl' litlsh lenqil
' i hiiiuplunsliiii. wiints for pla Irm j
ill Kium in this t'lty with tlie .Mi'r-
lelianlH Ih $7."- An iIiIm Is nnly i
j :jro linn-., iiwin tin KlNtl'lnl',
I palil tin1 'w York (Hauls mill
( Whlu' s.- fur jtlayhiK an fxhllil-,
I t loll Kalii Iwi'o III l!Hi, ManaKiM'l
j.l. Cuillt Mall was 11 s( .11 llili'il.
when lie ri'ail tin. ti'ti'Ki'aiu maU-'
IjiiK the iiiaili'st ri'iini'st. , I
I "I hav.. a r.-.-lliiK." salil Mr. j
Hlrni-W
II: .1 11 11 ,i ?i ;
ll'ilni' runs .1 'lii-si .-r ;
liilM. I.OKan, lli-iMili'lt..
hits." Ch. sl.'r. I'mvi-ll.
Ials niiil Shea.
mil: I'.y
Willi h.
k .-1-; tlir
Iwii
I ni-
SarratnPiiti)
; I li-lly wixal
San Vrnnrlsi-u
iiaUlaliil
Mlssinn
I. us 'Anjit'li's . ..
1 - lit IKl
Uriittlr
II!
17
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l.ratH
W.
Major League Leaders
nocn uuii. in huiiii ini'ir iirtitiiniB ( ( n vlKi.rnnsly this ni.aiiliiu. "tliai
by Ii.hh cliftiltotiH vonlPK. ,,,.,, ,,..,, ls ri- i.i ..t ns.
AcTOnllliK in IllH f.;iliis. Hip to- j.,,,,, ,wlku,K ,hM ..uUainllsl, l.
tnl numliiT of enrs movltiK out or , .,,s, f lmhIIiik ihr
thut Incnllly hi nix nionlliH wi'fc: I Ssih. Thi'v inusi think I tun
Vln 1'o.Ilanil. 0101: Oisd.-n. i:.JIH; ,a,i , ,ii,',ni.,ils ami Knlil.
other Jiini-tlonH, 1 HIS; total mini-1 wlM KV0 .,., j., ,,.
lnr lioiiiK IS.til'H lit lx ntoiitliH, in' Immii' hni.. win. h is as mu. li
.I7.;tli In II yonr. , ... , n. ,,., llllH i,awn
A inrun iiorlloit or tills. It whs
holicvpd, would ho illvprlpd over a
croHs lino should onp lip htillt.
Ili.-lmliliLr 1,-alili-s .if August u
tlly tin- Ass... Int... I I'ri'r'sl
Matlolltil.
Ilitltini,. -Hi.rn.sl.. Itrav.-s. .It:1,
lilius - I'.i.ttiiiiiliy, I'anls; '. U'a-
ni'r, 1'irati's. !i:i.
I.ilns l.atlf.l In IliitL.tiili. I'anls.
. ' Now York
1 I ! 1 1 1 . . I . -1 1 . 1 1 i ,-
St. I.i. nis
i I 'hli at:!.
i Clpvi-lainl
I li. lii.il . . .
'. WashltiKtiMi
i It.isliin
;. i
r.i
is
allollal l.caur.
III Vi AW X v
i:. i.
1:1.
In (tosh rxamlnutlon counsel for
tlie railroads checked the move
ment of freight represented in the
data offered and expressed a belief
that then would not tie the decided
diversion of freight Indicated In
the report.
into a game this season,
will go over there, and play tli'-mi
for the saute sum. It is really
too much.
Ulis f . Waner, I'itah
. Doubles-- 1 Wooer. 1'irat.
I Triples Itotlomley. Cards.
i Homers Wilson, rubs, 27.
Stolen hases--(uyler. I'uhs, 22.
I'ilchitiK -- l!enlon, (Hants, won IS;
losi 1.
St. Louis ....
1 New York -;
( 'in Innat i
j t'llleano
, I'itlsburt; .. .
j Itrooklyn
I Hoston
j Philadelphia
Mild enougk for anybody
. . and yet they Satisfy""
in
i ii
,r.:i:i ,
l:M '
.:i:':i 1
c
: linns l.att..
Yanks
in !
Mils
Manifh.
.1
Ainrrii'iin.
I n.lttllU! distill U...1.1.
I 111' i.ini'i i'si I'iMii.'nut'i- 1. 1 1 IM i linns Kill li
i:.-tl.t li-ani Is lilt- Sali-tn li'ain,
wlilili was ili'fiati'it l.y I h M.'i-
rliatils III days nil. i. '.I lo I. 'I'ht'
llrint ti'atn Is i-iiiiiimsi'tl nT vi'li'-
nin I. all ilayi.-s.
.ManiiKiT Mall sulil that lie would
wall a i-tni.!i. nl' ila.s. uuii rr-
oii'il iirKiitlnllnns, ami holn-s thai
Itrml will I..' I.aik I.i
l lnani i's nr.' ini'iil li.m'i
il
s I'lnusli-ail, l;..
I'iniil.s. Yanks, t...
I : ill ti . Yanks. I:i.
I.asi-s - .Mi.stll. Whllp I
i: - I Inyt , Yanks, won
1 IESTTRFIELD CIGARETTES are mild ... not strons
or harsh. Chesterfield cigarettes have character
they are not insipid or tasteless.
The tobaccos in Chesterfield cigarettes are blended
and cross-blended in a different way from otlKT
cigarettes and the bhml can't he copied!
They are MILD . , . yes, mild enough fur anybody. , ,
and yet . . . they SATISFY.
a parlli. wlu'li 4
fa
S2.25AT 'FRISCO TUNNEY MAY MARRY
BEFORE HE LEAVES
iKimIpiiiI and Htalp Markpt pws
SSkirTru',.:';'' FOR EUROPE TOUR
4',11-tlPf, $l.li l.5; Iiibs, 5Xr: ! V
tew. SI. Iti-d .Mini's, tiiu kpil. SI .all . Bii
f'l 2.00; lues. 50 ii 7rn-. .Mi'xaiiili'is,
filifl TTir. Ciah a.pli'K, Sail 51 im.
I'KACIIKS Sttawhpriy Irops !mip
A $1.10; Kllii'i las, CrawrorilH, alliii
7.'n' hox; I.. A. Itm. "rirlifl; illnus
Ofil'.llp Iuk, .1, II, HalPs, CiOi'41 SI
Jinx.
CKAHR - lliullclts. $1.7."ifl$2 .2a
liaPkoii nox. Iu ; Sli 2.
J'l.l'MS liiirlmnkK. DlninomlH.
KiiKH. Cross and lliiitviiriuiis. Kiii
llnp. Iuk: priilps, "."k-'iiSI.
FLEEING CAR ESCAPES
: AFTER PISTOL DUEL
nm Ti inr itiw mu urn mi mmh
ISBBStElBS?
TCTLAM. e.. ,i in.-- .V.
I'ursuing an ,niite wbh b
hud n dirty lb m viat and no
tH It !lkt. Catr'M:kt ur Chns
n Vrv4 tn by tbM wnpf f the
car, m twi t hwtmH m mreets
early !'. Mfc nn (be
fnrmt m
iened, but tm
to rare Hwn;
AVhon h?
ho would noL
or pedentrlans I'M policemiin fired
nl th drler. I a cloud of dint
tin Hood fi reet the fleeing car
finally escajicd.
flpot whero
rPMidfiil"
nkw YOltK. ng. t::. -orv--
; (tone Tunney, iidlred heavyweight
ehamnion, I'durned here today from
il visit nt St. .lohnst Island. Mtiine,
. I he summer home of Miss Jose
jphtno l.auder. his finncee. He
Mltpned into town unexpectedly on
: a dltlereni train ft inn that which
' ran ied I Im out in Portland last
nl :hl and managed to evade news
paper men awaiting hU arrival.
The ret b ed t hanipion will sail
'riinrsdiiy for ti walking our
; through Kinnce, Cerniiiny ami Kng
lanw wlili friends. At bis hot id
here he refused to discuss bis com
Mug marriage to Ml-. l.auder, ex
plain hu i hit t be " w us no loiiuer
tn the public eye" nnd would not
tllsciiHH his "private altairs."
ItninofH were persistent. uilhoi!-;li
; Tunney would not discuss them,
that his marriage to Miss Uuidcr
might take place here before hl
ttto abroad
The New Yoik Kveniug l'or
sulil lothty that Mis- l.auder might
become Mrs. Tunev tn lime to re
nlace Thornton Wilder, the novel
1st, us the tormer champion's com
panion oa the Ktiropeaii trip.
A trip to Spain has been included
In Tunney 's Kuropean itlnerat y.
lie Is scheduled to lsi Mniivon:i
early In October to confer with
I Maruues de -OorJ:i, president of
1 'he Oil. on:. II. ,.,!
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0
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Neat business suits, University Models and
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and short men.
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Mot Weather Suits
Going at . .
10 $15
Odd Dress Pants in Two Lots
Lot No. 1 at One-Half Price
Lot No. 2 at One-Third Off
LBig reductions on Golf Hose, broken lots
oi omrts, ana unaerwear straw Hats,
Half Price Panamas One-Third Off.
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