Medford mail tribune., August 24, 1928, Page 12, Image 12

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CARDINALS GET
IN LEAD AGAIN
III
(By Tlerlierl W. Itnrkcr. Associated
Cress SMH-ts Writer.)
IMraW met Chin I in a dmil.I'--hnjulcr
at J'itl.vhurHh ycstenlny,
ami 1 ho only henefh-iaries wvo ihc
St J.uiiis Cardinals.
fliants Wi'i'f bn-akiiif; t-vt'o in a
dual Mil with Dip I'lt.sl.uik'h Pi
rates, tin- t'iii'diirals. without ui.hu:
near a tiail park, rHuriifd to ih
lead in tin National h'.mm pi n- i
nam ;ini'aiL;n which seems ct- ;
tain to maki! Iiascliall hiMory he- j
ft ire it's alt over.
The even hren k cost t ho (Slants
two t'1-fcimi.s inTci-niiiyf points, 1
enough tn civf the idle Cjtrdinals
Ihc lead hy a fraction of one point.
The standing today:
w. r,. i'ct.
St. Iannis V i ah .r;n;i; i
New York lis -Hi .'.n,l'.l
.M Hi raw started out Ihc day nwhl
at 1'htshiirKh when Carry lii-nton,
aiilcd and abetted by one John
Scott, pitched the Cilanls to a i In
.'I win in tile firs) enatietnent. In
Ihc .sr-rond, howi-vci-, the Corsairs,
ihems-dves arriiet.-d with a pen
nant mania, unleaslicd :i ten II ie
H Uillf: offensive Hint nwejit the
New YorljeiH into a dismul l'i to 3
defeat.
Tile Cincinnati keds. taking two
'from the llrnolilyn limleis. 2 to li
and t! hi 1. li-Mped uv.-r tin- idle
ut.s into third place and served
notici- that They arc not jet to
lie cwinled out of the nice. The
Reds trail the leaders ,y only
three utid a. hull' (fames-, and in
turn they lend the Cui.s hy only
half a came and tlx- fifth place.
Pirates by iwo.
The I'lliladciphia Atllfetlcs. l..-;it-Inu
Cleveland :i (r, , slipjud up to
within four and a half panics of
(be American league had. is, the
New York Yankees. I.i fiy drove
v.;ik In his very best form for the
A's. allowing eluin scat tei-ed hits
and fanninif ei;;ht men.
In the secoad he fanned the side
on nine jilit-h'il ball-- without so
much as a foul intervening. lie
continued ibis strim; in the third
by f.Hininif Miller and then yot two
strikes and a foul on L.iiml'-ud be
fore he threw ;, i,;tll ujfi.' of tin;
date. lb- then fanm-d l.;incford
on the jo'Xt pitch, jrivine; him a
strim; of five strikeouts on 17 :
pit. died balls. The ,'s Inineh.-d
six hits at .;ipnri um- moments off:
Miller to win. Cl ove's own victory i
strim; mounted to
l-'or the fourth straight day the;
Hetioit Tiijers downed the lloston
lied Sot by one run. this time by,
to 1. Own Carroll, ivin- only
sl hits, chalked up his fourteenth
victory of the season.
l-'red Marborry held Chicago ln
five hits and the Washin-ton Sen-
ators made it two out of three
from the Whin- Sox, 1 lo :i, jN m'
ilinillCS. Iteeves' single scored .
c.oose Cosiin with the wfnniiu;
YANKEES LET OUT MRS. HOOVER IS GOOLIDGE GOES
XKW Y O UK, Auu. 'J4.'IW The
ijnlnn of Tom Xactiai-y, veteran
southpaw, by the New York Yan
kees, cost another veteran his Job,
St a nicy ( "nveleskie, U 7 -year-old
rifcht bander, lias been uivi-n his
nncondlliftnal release by .Miller
IlMKtflllS.
"I intend to use Zjehury as a
start hiK pitcher," said Unjoins,
"lie is u smart, clever southpaw
who has had plenty of experience
and is in excellent condition riKht
now. a chary is not through by
a ny tuea ns. He is only '.I I years
old and 1 expecL him to deliver for
the Yankees noL only this year but
next, lie may be just the pitcher
needed by my ball club at this
sta(e of the season."
'oveleskfe was purchased as si
fret- agent by tin Yankees this
spring after Washington had re
leased him when he developed a
sore arm. lie never has been able
to recover his best form.
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By MARY BAINBRIDGE HAYDEN
Associated Press Staff Writer
, ' ' 101 . 1 1 liAl'lUS, Iowa, Aug. 2
iAi - Iowa JiiiH welcomed und
1 hpimI its favorlto duuvihter, Lou'
liemy llnovGr, with a parental
blr-HHlns. Simply and muternally
Waterloo took her lo its heart once
1 more last night, ua a "very dear
little Kirl" Krown up.
More elaborately and officially, j
' Cedar Rapids; honored her today, j
as 1)10 republican candidate for j
r first lady of the land. '
I "It's just splendid to find you
haven't been forgotten," she said,
after protesting that she simply:
' didm't know how to speak, and :
adding: "in my case, at least, worn-!
mi's iiUxv.fi is most decidedly in the ;
home. 1
"l have had such a very happy i
' afternoon," she continued. "To use :
a word of the little irls of today, ;
it lias been a much more 'thrill-1
infi' experience than I could imag-;
ine, to come back and find all the ,
home I knew completely down and '
even the school house all rebuilt,!
yet every now and then to see ;
someone on the streets I Knew, and :
to find one woman who actually i
looked younger than when I saw!
her last, -lb years ago." j
Tins' reference was o one who
once lived with her two sisters on !
the other side of Kifth street from
their playmate, l.ou Henry. ;
"She was-atways a very bright
and very dear little girl." said Miss
Itiith .Morrison, who was Mrs. Hoo
ver's fourth grade teacher, back
; from Tasadena lor ( lie home-coming.
"I canvassed for I'oover in
; California during the war and I
: was afraid of (he dogs people, hau.
Hut when I heard it was my little
! l.ou Meui'y he had married, I was
:glad t had braved the dogs."
AI both Waterloo and the lunch
I euou of the Daughters id' the Auier
I icau Kevolut ion here some of
i Iowa's leading women were invited
to honor "1. 011 Henry," amoiK
; Ihein Mrs. John Hummi!!, wife ol"
'the Iowa governor; Mrs. James W.
(iood. wife of the republican wes
1 eru campaign manager; Mrs. Hugh
I Clark and Miss Martha McClure,
i nal wjuil committee women from
1 Ohi?K und Iowa.
0IIUUIII1U
SPITE OF I
sri'Kmoi:, wis., Aug. 21. P
I'lidi.-iiiriyed by a thin ruin which
by morning had soaked the coun
tryside. I 'reside ju Coolidue went
tr:ip shooting agiiin today.
What bis score was on this occa
sion was not divulged by bis com
panions, who limited themselves to
saying that Mr. Coojidj-e's aim had
nu deteriorated since ihe hist time
bo practiced at the traps when he
made L' t bits out of L'5 shots.
.Major tleneral Charles I'. Sum
merall, chief of staff, bus been in
vited by i'resident t'oolidge to vi.sit
the Summer While House Satur
day and stay over night, (ieneral
Suinmei-nH's visit, Cuming so close
upon the one which Admiral
Charles Hughes, chief of ilaval
operations, made here last week,
created the impression among the
president's associates thai the
chief executive desired to review
extensively all problems connected
with national defense.
Although unusual reserve was
preserved after Admiral Hughes
called, us to the purpose of his
visit, reliable reports said that Ihe
Anj,rlii-Kreiich understanding re
garding limitation of auxiliary
craft had been threshed out.
c. l.ascom Slemp. national re
public;) n com m il teema n fro m Vir
ginia, and former secretary to
I 'resident Coolidge, has also been
invited to visit Cedar Island lodge,
pi-e.-umaldy. it was said, to discuss
For Boys
Hoys' Dress Shirts $1 to $1.50
Hoys' Union Suits 75
Hoys' (loft' Knickers $3 to $5.00
Hoys' Lonf Pants, wool or cor
durov $3.00, $3.50 to $4.50
Sweaters Hlazers Caps j
For Young Men
'Hijjli School Hows' Suits
$18.00 to $35.00
EXTRA PANTS
Corduroys $3.50 to $5.0.0
Dress Hants $5.00 to $9.00
Golf Knickcrs....$5.00 to $8.50
Tiidei-wear Shirts Ties
Hats . Caps
Hoys'
Shoes
$5.00
and
$6.00
Campbell ClothingCo.
MEN'S WEAR
On Main St. Near Front
Selz
Shoes
$6.00
to
$10.00
5$
j CHICAGO. Aug. IM.O'V) Mrs.
I George l.reniian, Widow of the
ifoi mer Illinois democrat it tuition. U
; com toil teema n today accepted tic.'
post of regional vice-chairman ol'
the party's presidential d r i v e
1 committee, She was suggest eil
, for the position yesterday by
Culled States Senator Harry il.
) in wes of M Issourl, churl man of
j the central regional headquarters
in St. Louis.
j Meanwhile Illinois democrats
i have caucused lo determine who
, will become the Illinois com nil t
' tee man and it Is understood that
an agreement has heen reached.
The proposed national com mi t
leeman is a wealthy mnnuliienirer,
and a nun-Catbollc. The conside
ration of a protest ant to succeed
Mr. ltrennan. a Catholic. In the
party councils, the local and state
committeeman believes, will aid in
effacing any consideration of the
1 religious prejudice which might
be injected into the presidential
ca m pa Ik li.
TO SPEED UP 111
I'AIMS. France. Auir. 24.
The amphibian plane carried by j
the I'Yench liner lie dn France to-'
day made the first successful ship-!
In-shore flight on litis side of the
Atlantic, bringing mail to Lo Itonr-1
t pulled fro in tin steamer's deck
when the vessel was about 100
miles west ol' lite Scilly Isles.
The plane reached Cherbourg
after a flight of five and one-half
hours. Additional fuel was taken
aboard there and the trip to Lo
Hotirget field outside of Paris was
completed in another two and one-
hiill' hmii'u
Itntmlln Hie neettv nf hnltino-l
for wis at Cherbourg, and poor fly
ing conditions nt sea. the machine
netted a gain of liu hours in mail
service.
Sutberlln - l.eeprr Home Gil well
drilling two shifts.
Breier's Shoe Week
Ends Saturday Night
Two Big Shoe Days
Friday and Saturday
Men's and Women's Pumps and Oxfords $2.48
Men's and Women's Shoes $2.98
Men's and Women's Shoes $3.48
Men's and Women's Shoes $3.98
Men's and Women's Shoes $4.98
Children's Shoes at $1.29, $1.48, $1.39 and $1.69
Boys' Oxfords $2.29, $2.45, $2.79
Men's and Women's House Slipper, all sizes. . . .$1.00
i! PEOPLE, FEARED DEAD
M AIISHFIF.U, Ore.. Aug. 24
(AM Search for Captain Peter Ol
sen and Carl Miller, fishermen
missing since August 12, has heen
unavailing. The roast guard has
made n vain hunt up and down the
coast in the vicinity of the spot
near Iteedsport, where their fish-in-;
boat "Crackerhox" was found
on the beach. Many believe that
the bodies were carried north of
the rmpu.ua river by n strong cur
rent along the coast.
Finding of some old hones near
Iteedsport caused an unfounded re
port lo circulate that the bodies of
the men had been found.
tCaptafn Olson and Carl Miller
ate neighbors and close friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Close of Medford. who
have n summer place north of
Iteedsport on Sillocoos lake).
56 STORES
IN THE WEST
ARTHUR HI) BBS, Mgr.
1 ST. PAUL WRECK
ST. FACU Minn., Aug. 24 ?)
1 mtincer Will turn Richardson, of
St. Caul, was killed and seven pus
senders slluhlly Injured when Chi
cago, St. Caul, Minneapolis and
Omiiha, onsthound piissenyer train
No. firtj was derailed at Stillwater
.lunetlon ibis morning.
None of the imssoirgers Injured
needed hospital nt tent ton.
Six coaches of the train left the :
rails, but remained tn an upright l
position. j
officials of the rond were inves- ;
Hunting the cause of the derail;
inent.
(nllctl Hi lllntT.
UKMMNG Raymond tvilettl.
sahl to have bragged thitt "no
California officer would ever tnke
him into custody," was arrested
1 by the sheriff on a eharg of ope
rating a still. He attbmlited with
out Attempting to uie his rifle,
which waa cloao at hand.
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT
To Our Patrons and Friends
Mr. li. Shelley has purchased the Interest of H. V.
Williams in the Heal Ksinte Hrokenino Kirm of V1U,IAMS
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business under the name of VA KNOCK & SHKl.LKY,
I personally extend to you a cordhil Invitation tn come in
and meet Mr. Shelley, a capable man you will be Rlad to
know nnd transact business with,
Mr. Williams and I thank you for your past patronage.
Mr. Shelley and 1 want and respectfully solicit your pres
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