Medford mail tribune., September 05, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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"sflilfaFfetr MnT"TRIBlJNT3, MEDFORD, - -OREflOy, WEDNESDAY,- SEPTEMBER 5 v-lQW
PIRATES DROP IN -
PENNANT RACE AS
(As-.ucl:il'il Proud KnoiLs WriliT.)
(l' would sni'iii' tn :m uiibiasi'il ,
fihsi-rvor tltiii .facie Scoit tutu b.'-n
ii round b.tsfball lnnji i-wmikIi tf'
know that old "Cy" WWIimis is,
)uii"m in his own hak yard. ,
The (iianis hud rudely humped i
.Ihniny liiiiK unit the Phils into
snincwhat lnotnlnioiis (lc-fca,t In j
tho first KUtne of it douhlo- -homier, j
!l to 'I. and were leading, 7 Ui (i, i
in Iho socond when Krntt. rei-lalm-'
ed from Toledo, entered tho box:
to pilch the ninth Inning against
the tallenders. Hut Cy'n eniinio?'
nnnce was plneld and that may '.
have lulled Seott Into a iVHJntf of!
security. However thai may he.
Jack served one down Cy's "alley" '
Iitld the nM-tlrn'r eputted it over
Ids favorlto rlRht field wall, ncor-,
Inir behind Klein and pnlllnK the,
name out of the fire, H to 7.
Insleml of KHiniiur kouikI, the ;
fiinnts really lost some, for the!
Chleaffn Ouhs also put on n. ninth .
IniihiK rally at the expense of the,
I'ltlshurflh Pirates and advanced
In within an eyelash of ihe second
place OlanlM. j
The fiRiire in this malhematical
taii,rle were; New York
linn
rhicnuo .r.7 n;.
Tn baseball
CiibB aro n half kiiiii- alwa.l nf III.-
fllanlH In M10 wall am t
umn. nut 1110 niniiM nnvn 1110
iMlvanlaK"
thrcuiKli the fact that
played ami lost, fewer
tliny hav
ixnmes than the C'ulis.
The Pirates' defeat, suffered by
il snore of !) In S when HilI'MXeaves
threw wild In nn attempted double
ple.y In tho ninth Inning, put the
Ttrnles Imek Into fifth place, n
point behind the Cincinnati TJedf:
who, with the f'nrdlnals, had a
day of idleness. fleitliiK two hits
during the KOt-to, Paul "Wnner,
(?rent Pirate nut fielder, ran his
collection to 200 for the season,
the first National learner to per
form the feat. Heinle Mnnush of
the St. T.nnls llrowns, reached ihe
200 mark on 'Monday.
' Hronklyn look bnlh ends of n
double-header wit h tho Hosion
llfaves, .1 to 2, In 10 innings, and
f) to 2. Flowers', homer Kve
Tinv.v.y A'anci Tils 1 1Mb victory In
Ihe opener.
Tn the American league Die Ath
letics rnme back stronn; after their
double reverse on l,nboi da v :il
WnxhlitRion. and trounced Ihe Sen- i
ntort. 0 to 1 ifuiie Wiihihcr,.- win: !
lmiehcil fin 10 hhu I. til u-nu
iirrmn In the nliiches. The viclorv '
put the A's within two games of
Hie Idle New York Yankees.
The rhlcago While Sox, taking
their second double-header In
mnnv davs from Delrnh. m .e.l I
into',, fourth nh.ee tie with ibe i
, M, ,. ' . , i
mm mi it. i in- r i,i' ill i-ilt'll Mdllie
was 3 to 2. llunnefieid's single
In the eleventh gave the Sox Ihe I
first game and n ninth Inning ral
ly accounted for the nightcap
The St. t.ouls Prowns hunched
hits In three Innings lo down the
('teveland Tndlnns, fl In II, for the
third straight, tlmo.
Baseball Standings
I'lielrit? Const jVnfrur.
W. I..
Hollywood 44 2.1
Maerninetilo 42 lilt
Hull Francisco -HI 27
Oakland :ifl 31
Mission 32 35
l,mi AllKelen !!, MS
l'orllillld 2,1 III
Seallle ., , IK -IS
Allienlenn ijcntnic.
W. f..
New York Kli 44
I'hlladelplila KS 47
W. I. oil Is 73 l
WnshltiKton r.l 71
rhlcnKo HI 71
Olevelnnd r.l, 7!i
Detroit (I!l 7,1
Itostou 47 S.'i
Nullonnl la'iiirne.
St. T.ouls 7!, 51
t'bleaK" 77 f7
New York "il r.l
I'lllclnnnll 72 4
I'lltsburith 72 lill
Uruoklyn ,13 11,1
Iiimtnn 42 si
I'bllailelphla 37 00
l'cl.
,cri7
.,'.27
.r.i t
.r.37
.47s
.4:13
.31, 1
.2 7 3
Im ludlnK ffumeH of Hettember 4.
illy the Associated Presa,)
.Nntloiial.
P.rittlnp---Uornf.byl Hrnves,. .382,
Itun P. Waner, PlralcH, 1 -'H,
lions hntled in llottoniley, t'ards,
113.
lilts -P. Waner, Phales, 200.
J-ioubles P. Wnner, Pirates. 4fi.
Triples P. Wnner, Pirates, IS.
Ilomern Wilson, Cubs. 30,
Stolen bases Cuyler, Cubs. 27,
Pltchlni; Itenton, (ilnntH, won 22,
lost 6.
American.
Ttaltlnff Ooslln, Senators, .377.
Ituns Hul Ii, YnnkH. 14'-'.
It hum batted In lehrl, yaukees,
1 2 ii. ,
Jilts Manush, Prownn, 202.
Uoubles Manush, H v. h u 1 1
Hrownw, 4n.
Triples Combs, Yanks, 1 7.
Homer Until. Yanks. 4 7.
Klolen based Myer, Ited Sox. 2.1.
PltchlnK llnyt, YnnkH, won 17,
Inst 4.
HoRue Hlver Vnlly The scenic
paiudlvo of the vurld.
CUBS STAGE RALLY COAST STANDINGS
Major League Leaders
Hfll I YWOOH m
2 GAiViE EDGE !N
Hollywood jumped to si two- .
name lead by ib-JV.iUnK the Seals,
when Ihe Solon fell before Oak
land in Ihe opener of this week s
nin-f,'ame series. The Stars took
an early lead and had scored alt
seven runs before the Seals got ;
around, to clmshitf in counters in
the seventh and eighth. Three runs;
were made in the first San Fran- ;
elsco threat In tho seventh and in :
the eighth (lus Sit h j koL a humeri
with two on bases, hut tho total'
was two short of victory and tho :
Stars won, 7 to li. naileries: ilul
vey and Af,'tiew; Mails, Jones and .
Sprinz. .
The Acorns made better use of
the eje,ht hase hits allotted them
than did Sacramento and won, 7
to 'J. I.yn Liny. Oakland infielder.
halted a Senator threat when he
knocked down Koehlcr's fast drive
when the hnses were crowded..
I'-tizz Arlett and Tony (governor!
each not triples t( drivo in Oalt-1
land runs. On I; land was never ;
headed after KcttlnK the lead in,
the first frame, naileries: Uawlia i
and ionihardl; Onuhl and Koeh
ler. Osborne and U'cathersby, Anol
(U(.h(M.Mi KHV4, AIiHH,(.
ns nine
,iM ,,...1 llin
Mlktt and Lhi J:
. U'atiK'il away Willi (lie Kaiiic, !, to
1-l-l'knnillKH. I'"'!.!. Til,- It.-llH li,k llw. I..:,,, In ll.
,n.K imliUK with lour nms l.ul
,- AiwIh ill ha.-lt in tlm k.-i:-
, :,M, llM1t ,h,.(,
nml ami tmilt llirci- num. whicii
wen- i-iimiiih tn taltn JJIII llllalii-s
fi-oiit tin- box. Swi-ili- Xi'Imi.ii r,'-ilai-i-t
him anil pit i-hr-il i-ri-iiltabli-ball
tho t'l-Ht of tin- Kami'. Ilul-Ii'I-Ii-h:
lliiKhi-H,, Ni-lson anil Unlil
win: OHhorm-, :-alhi-rsliy anil
AVal-ron.
I'ortlanil travolliifr.
FIRST FOOTBALL
.
Tho first, practice of tho seas-
on for Ihe Mcdlnrd high school
football Hfpiad, under tho dii eel ion
of Coach Cnllisuil, will ho held this
arieruoon. It Is expected lil'ty
youths will I urn out, including a
number of huskies. Today's g.ith -
"I'inK will bo devoted chiefly
Hot t iii-jf acoiiai til c(l, and allotting
uii-iH"it. Id'illt WOl'liOlltH Will lie t lie
1I'(I'' f"1' tlm first ten days. Among
,1.,M ,,'li(lato will he Orbin Cook-;
f1"' A1 A'"lvln, tiud Harold Ander-
, son, umiuii! in nay nisi year, nut
I Howerman and
Red McDonald.
! ends; .lack and
mm '''"' nirines,
',",. "! Shanks .(.reen. aspir
ant lor
tin ta('Uli iifiHlfion h
'iitil by DfiiiiniM-, who Kill,,- i
cil iiounils Mils Kilmnicr.
1)111 .MnrKai, iiml ('HIT (laincll.
I of hist yimi-'M tram, will mil i-o-
port lllilll next Monday,- nn Ihoy
III " wnrklllK.
Coni'li Ctilllsnn Inillralctl ynstm'-
day. Hint any iiln.vi'f with n Cliniilln
inmitnollo, wnillil liavo In ilo bnttoi'
limn Kriilti N'tivorH of Stnill'ortl
I'anio, In inakn Ills li'titn.
Fights Last Night
(Py the AftuH-Uitetl Pi-ens )
MOW YtHIK-.lee Click, Itrnnk
lyn. won over Kranlile Kink, of
IVxuh. (10).
IIOSTOX Krnlo Schaff, lloston.
defeated Itlf,' Hoy Peterson, New
Orlenim ( l); Kbl (Hover, Ala
bama. Knocked out Arty U.van,
KiisLim i 1 : Kbailow I .invden. llns-
l'''-1 ton, knocked out Texas tjufnln'
,;il:i!t:i); .loe fabaiia, Kalrmoilth, out
fi'1' ; poiiitcil Walter Sells. Kansas Cltv .
r,,r' (4); Jlmmle llyrne, Louisville.
2 l.iclcatcd ItiK Pill llartwells, Kan
. : sas city (ii 1.
.4 Ml,
.Air, j l.OS ANCKMIS loe Maddell,
.UTitl i fliiin,:.. technically knocked out ;
.Mike Wallers. l.os Angeles. (7);
Kifrl Mastro. Clilrano, defeated ,
.finxl Hnerta KvaiiH, l.os Aiurel.'M, (X).
,r..! i
,r,;r. Pi:niii;'ro.s', t)re., Sept. 4. I
,r.r.4 I f'1) P'dlci' here (inlay were con- !
'.H ir. fronted with the pi-i.hlom of find-j
,.SK ,n" burKlaiH who execulod
341 ! three robberies In I'uuitilla county j
.1191 'urlnK 'be week end. j
I Tin- l'.n.stcrn Orc'Mi state hospt- ,
jtal was rnbhcil of SIL'oo in eush
iiml currency from a ilrawer In tho
vault; a local grocery store was
rubbed of SKIM, and the post office
: al Kcho was entered.
tlenn imks wanted, at
Tribune office.
tho Mull
if
I! Pel
WELL OR MONEY BACK
VeurPlletllmloaldorfearfuRilnil ts'.'te
WKITI bN ASSl'KANCB wifl5li jwlmtnlstvt- ,
non-midcaI mrtlioJ o tr4t
mcnt. ihfi hy ii cx;.u.tlvl
Kmaikaihte stutw 'o
olhflttcUUrHlLlti( ti
SriiJ IOPAV tec KK vK 1 '
tMmirc.it n i (ci".or.v .
COLON titbit
f'W Y o R B C e! e I
0 'rO!
national t,tle
44 m Hmumn mm
fp . ' r .ff
Helen Willo Is presented the roso filled cup representing the
women's national tennis championship by Walter Merrill following
her victory over Helen Jacobs In the finals at Forest Hills.
KERS
J TACOMA.
; Thirty-three
Wash., Kepi. 4. (fl'J
employes of the west-
rn Washington stale hospital have
been dischai gcd since last Satur
day In a general shnkeup at the
institution. It became known to
day. The wholesale . discharges, ji
( 'buries 1';. Taylor, superintendent,
sai dtoday, "hud been (iiiade in
llie best interests of tho patients."
I M iii'inili s of a unrest at the
western Washington stale hospital
have been heard since the recriu
j investigation at the northern
Washington slate hospital at Sedro
, Wonlley. Delegations of employe!
recently arc reported to have gone
.iu olvmnia to i-ompinin In Ola'-
; i mri I inn I a I A b
lis Al'UI ii ; tn
:M0 Lum nun
DISCHARGED AFTER
;SCANDAL REVEALED
Injoiseu, director of the department
f business control, who exercises
neial supervision of all the state
instil ui ions under f Jovernor
I tart-
ley.
in-. Taylor denied that the ac
i nn had anvlb ntr to do w ill in
which cre
ated a sensation in Seattle Satur
day. Mrs- Augusta Klseher of
Seattle was adjudged insane after
she had slain her six-year-old sm
s ,iial ln "wnuhl nut mow im."
,nh,. n.iii,.,! ,,, th,. insane-
'....viuin. Inn ii-ira.-,i i n il.ivs Imum-
', )r. Tuyloi- I'innoiim liiK Hint Imt
s lt. ii It Ii i inii'H Hint nlm inny liol
llv,. , u, ,,,. nmile in
!nw ,L (,.ii,.,it,. o,..milnn lo Im
: Urt'iriiiMl nn Imp throat,
i . '
! 'I'lio Weill her.
Oreunn ( Jenera Ily fair t nnii-ht
ami Thursday; cloudy In west, per-I
(Ion; nnrmal temperature,. Sllnhily '
higher hnmhlliy In e.-iNt liDi llnu. ,
M o ti e ni t e uorthwi'Ht ami west ,
winds nn the coast. 1
"MAKES 'EM ROLL!"
ANTS-KNOCK
GASOLINE
(TANUARO OIL COMPANY OP CALIFORNIA
Th Schvol ft Qfihtv Thnt Srw
A thnnmch rtilturnl anit r-rnfrirtnaj
BcKnlnrliiii it ht o'llitnnillnti chnr
fcrKrUtli1 cf Ihi SU"U liimvrsitf
rmm'it it oflt'Tfd in
C2 OepartiKoilii of tho t'ollcgo
of 1 .IfTft rre, Sclenca
and tlto Arts
ArcliilisMnre niid Allied Arts
Itnsiitex Ad'iiinislratien Kthi
ntnm .liMirniliin Ltrnduato
Studv lnr Mi-oittc Musio
Pliviio;l ritnatien Seoiol
ov sh-;:i X,t t'ttrnnion
Ibviinn,
Vat in 'nriiiit t( iif'i jup rtt
i
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EGlT01RROlH
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gain days will be launched and old;
and new subscribers from every
part of snutlii'in.OroKOii anil mirth-; )()nil w'. " aci av
en, fnllfornh, will avail themselves j ' Ml.3. Mekayvas born 111 Brook
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last two years, (Ills paper has held j Mllckay In the west. He was horn
ImrCTln days ami each year they in (, r-lumi and came tn America
were i ticeesses far beyond the nn- i his, vnnih' l In l,,li.n,i n. ..,.1,1
iii-ij'auon in me .oall 1 riouilc nian
awemetit; This year the circula
tion department has added clerks!
lo assist In ttiUin;; subscriptions i
ami handling the flood of mail;
orders. I
Tin' specinl $5.00 rate for a;
year's subscription to the .Mail;
Tribune atl'ords a saving of from'
SL'.I llto S-t.tlf. lo readers of Ibis;
paper. I he bargain rale will be
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Friday anil .Saturday of tills week, i I
and only those old subscribers who ;
have paid lo September 1st may!
avail themselves of the remarkable!
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b postmark of one of the!
barKaln days. i
-MIOXICO 1'ITY. Hi.pl. 5. (fl-
Oflieinl reporls today slulnd that I
Hi inaiirjeiiis hail been killed, in
cliiillnit Cliiel'lnin Adolfo Moreno,
when t h u y attacked I'eniaino.
Hlale of ('.iiallajlialo. A Htnall fed
eral detachment was declared to j
liavo fought KitUnnlly 1111III relit- i j
lorcemiinis nrilved and Ihe ntlnok
ers driven off.
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WOOD
ALL KINDS OF DRY WOOD
OAK-LAUREL-FIR
COAL
Summer
GREEN PINE SLABS
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
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Tel. 631
:( THREE to FIVE MINUTES -
to FORTY THEATRES
IMIL - a
I r ft TIMES SQUARE A
1 ' 1 Murh C Sn NEW YORK CITY
, I ' 'Utfl tVOfPri U.. ll JUST OFF fll!COWAY
c I SoXs?" fee xx
W. JOHrlSOWQumN.-V j.-t C. , ltgta jx,
COAST KID TEAM
PLAYS WORCESTER
por WORLD HTLE
CIlK'AriO, Sent. r (01 Two
kid baseball (earns from the I wo
:eoasis of the nation will he finhl
, hifv for the boys world chamjilon
iship, when Oakland, al., and Wor-.
i coster, Mass.. meet lriday In tho
! flivt of a three-Kame series at
I Conuskcy park. The two clubs
are survivors of 87U4 teams with
jt rosier of 1 2 , u o ii boys under 1 ii
ycar.s of a; that stinted play in
the American i.enion sand lot
tournaments.
The Atlantic son hoard team is
entering the final round with nn
impressive record of having won
nine chainpionstiiiiM this season
and losing only one Kamo. Wil
son JJunlaj), Jr., a hit; curly haired
kid, has carried tho blunt of th"
mound work, turning In 21 vic
tories in 22 starts, averaging Jo
strikeouts to the game.
J Kven more impressive is tho
i record of tho Oakland juniors.
! who have not lost in their cain-
paign to tho final round. In 10
i games played. tho ('nlifornians
'have scored J ; 7 runs, while hold
! nig their opponents to four. Prc
I limlnary to the state championship
only one run had been scored
against tho westerners. Tho stale
championship finals saw three
more championship games the op
posing i nne.s went scoreless.
One umpire each from ihe slnfi'
I of tho American and National
leagues, -will work the games, the
(second of which will be played
iSaturday. If ihe teams break even
I in the first two games, the de
; t iding contest will he played on
I Monday.
The Noted Dead
-Wi
lli
mtal
i Telegraph company, died early to
: day at her son's estate llere.
Heart dlseime wiih the :ausc of
I death. At her bedside were her
three .ramlchildrcn, Mrs. Kenneth
ri'll.'t.n ,,-,-tir Itn.-lln .i,l
AND DEUEL
Prices
fiB! (tducMonlVoIiciP
ttltfejji"H jl C. N. CULY, District Manager ' j Nme"""
K3 fttjSararm ,. 303 Medford National Bank Bldg. ( Address
KffiW Medford. Oregon , , ,, , '
fS Jackson County
iu rwwrtTsiii ii . ii ii ji ii
! JL' JLJL
I rush o 4J to California, where
j with three partners he sunk In the
I rich Comstock, lodge the shaft of
the famous Honanza 'mine. In six
jyeai'H tills mine produced $300,000,-
lotto.
: With part of his fortune" he
founded the Commercial 'Cable com
pany which has developed into the
present Postal Telegraph and
(Cable corporation. Clarence H.
Mack ay is chuirman of the hoard
, of directors of this corporation,
i John W. .Mackay died in San
(KranciHCO in 1002. Mrs. Mackay
i was known in the West ns a hril-
'will I go to college T
An Oregon Life Educational Policy
makes the answer (( Yes "! ,
1A substantial
sum is needed
for- each child's
education.
f?oIlcge expenses have
. incrceied utvaiiy since
living expenses are
liigher. The total cc-'-t
is often a drain on
family income unlets
vti.eiy provided for, in
advance.
OREGON PEAR SHOW
At the New $150,000 Fair Grounds Near
MEDFORD
4 Big Days and Nights 4
SE
Displays of Agricultural, Horticultural and Dairy Pro
ducts Minerals Products of the Kitchen Needle
and Art Work Community and School Exhibits.
70 Horses 70
Running Races
Auto Show and ,
Merchants' Exhibits
Concerts by Ashland,. Grants Pass and
COME
I Hant hostess and as a pntron of art
: and music.
j The funeral arrangements . will
'await the return of her son, Clar
i ence, who sailiHl today on the liner
! Majestic from England. The boat
! is due to dock Tuesday.
A11TRAS. Cal., Sept. C JP
Ti inner in the Modoc National for
est totaling 4.000.000 feet has been
awarded the Pickering iAimber
company, which now owns one and
a half billion feet. The compnny
expects immediately to start con
struction of a big sawmill here,
OF COURSE, you mean to send your boy or girl to col
lege .... but withouc a definite plan to back it up. how
little your resolve means. It means" Yes if you live" "Yet
-if you have tbe money when the time comes."
Out of 100 boys and girls now in the fifth grade only 2
will finish college. Your child will if you assure his edu
cation now with the Oregon Life Educational Policy.
This is what the Educational Policy means to you:
First: It will bring to your son or daughter a check on the
first of each school month throughout all the college years,
for the amount which you arrange.
Second: It covers boys and girls from one day to 10 years of
age. The earlier you begin, the smaller will be your deposits.
Third: If you are totally disabled, we pay all deposits on
.his policy for you during disablement.
Vourtb: In case of your death before your child starts to
college, funds ibr his education, when the time comes, will
be available.
Insure college now for that boy or girl of yours.
OREGON LIFE INSURANCE CO.
137 Klevonth Street
. oniaad, Oregon
AND
FT.
$10,000 In Premiums
Something Doing Every Minute
Plenty of Parking Space Every
body Welcome
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rtflsjdfled ndvertlslnff gets results
Out of loo childrenaow
in Ihe fifth grade, only
a -will finish t college.
Thii Oregon ife du
rational "Policy will
insure a college educa
tion for your child.
CtHlltwem
Please send me booklet telling details of your Educa
tional Policy, "i Safeguards of Vouc Chdd sl ulure.
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Big Livestock
Poultry and Rabbit
, Exhibits
Medford Bands '