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rA'OK SIX HJEDFORn Uranj TRTBTIKE, MEDFOED, ORKOION'. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 102S. es: RUBBER BOTTOMED BOAT AFTER SPEED TROPHY CARDINALS AGAIN i BEAVERS WIN BY STRIBLiNG KNOCKS ONTARIO ENTRANTS HITS AND ERRORS OUT WEAK SET-UP GET $2500 APIECE DOUBLE FIGHT BILL: I'Jv the AHsorifiK-d I'ro.n) lfcLL. I'uitlitnd bunched hits mid ;i , ... ,. . .... ninirift tif Indian errors to whi. AsMK-iiilrtl Spoils Wilier H-avM-B w lx ',t their own iiri'' '"'''' n;iin-l - tintf-i In lht fiivsi two innings 'til l MeKeehme's St. Louis (.'.mil- novop rHnmiislirf the Irad. l!nt nnls. as much us tunny other fa'"- ' terh-s. K n I h t and Saund';n;; tor. can the IMttslmi i,' Pirates . 'ivarhoi.il ,! v.x. Maine their I'if Ii place standli..; Hollywood innid out and Inn.'! In the national leiifue; where they flm)l,(.r ,f.f,.:li around the necks were rankctl 1, .'. :! by virtually nf Ihe Seals, the' third this we'!; every baseball expert In the mini- ,,, t(, the (tiiitreealde time u? try before tile I !2 S campaign ( - to :; Ti ;iMUcm of Frank Shel opencd. - lenbaek's spithall wore too many JMnic Hush's 1 f 2 7 champions j,,.,,),!,.,, for the Seals to solve iiml endued the le.iKue-lea iters in ,,nly four safeties were written mortal combat yesterday fur th'M ,i,nvn f(ir them. j:aitericn: Sh'l l!tth time ;in. I for the Mlh time Uenbaek and I!n-sl"r; Moudy, Mafft had only a defeat to show f,,!.lay and Varuas, Kprinz. V" their efforts, nnly the linstnn : Scoring four runs in the X ltli. liravcs and the I'hillies have done , sacra uiento took tlie Acorns into -worse analnst the Cards. icamp, '.t to f. naileries: lachae. lilirleiyji Crimes, who ran tip ajKunz. KeatlriK mid Kevereid; ('run-, string of victories witlionl. a ; H.I: nm liead whole lol of trniihlo, Is finding; xiie (ll,H ,-, lnahle to sipn up f.ene O'firudy : of Ashland because of his refusal ! (to fiithi. Matchmaker .lark Wood .announced today thai lie has nr- rniiKed a double. nialn event curd to lip presented here a week frnni : next Friday nt the armory hetween ) Ni:' YORK. .Sept. 7. 'Pi AV. L. (YounKl Strildiiifi of (Jeoruia has taken' the first st'-p 1 1 c- hum trail that leads to the now vacant heavyweight t hronc, and overcome a jinx to do It. II wasn't a very step, hut It was some hi n:.-. 'Hi smit herner made his New York detail a. a heavyweight at Madison Sfpiare Carden lart ninht hy ttatterin;: Johnny Squires of South A fricn la in technleal knoekoul tlefeat 111 less l haii two rounds of i iyhtin. The significance f-, not Strlhllnu' won, lut thai he won in N'ew York. In his days nn II" In hea vyweinht. Slrihlintr hi j.Ita? 1-Jlliston of San Krnnt'Isco TORONTO. Out.. Snpt; (Pt H ,,ittPtl aBafllHt Knockout Urown. Lacking n InKliimato wliinar, the I colored, of I'onland. The other SllildOO prizo offorod in tlm WriRlov i f '"' of the double main event marathon Rwim lias bocn spliL up 1' " T"1 lwtwoon ',flt 1,11111 1 lino portions nt $:;.,000 each n.Kl ,v,0 is ., . y(,t unant.ounco,l. . awarded to II of tlio 1M entrants! Kllismn has arrived for tlio in tfdlit'sdav's j:rind. ! matt-h and has IteKun training for Thus Curios .Michel of Franco, i!'"" eoi" mnn. who is said to Oil ve Jl II-IIIIIS a nop. 1 HIS UOUl is expected to he hard fought as both hoys are shivers ntitl are not entirely up on the scientific side of tlie premie boxing art. . tt- TP ' c i , ' ' . V I last of the field to succumb to th icy watei'B nf Lake Ontario, get a no more, financially, than docs Harold U Preslon of Smitliville Out., last of (ho I I prize wlniierH, who swam only fivo miles moro than 12 for the i'renchman. The speedboat "Miss Los Angeles,' entry of John Talbot, Jr., at the Detroit regatta, is after the Harmsworth trophy now held by Gar Wood. The boat has a hard rubber bottom and 16 cylinder motor and Is credited with having attained 80 miles an hour. In addition to the two main i been made to burn his home, once arson has not been listed among ' sweeps Wisconsin's republican nH. No. his jinx, again yesterday had il when tlei pinch' hilter, sock. witlionl led Tor ;t apparently j rge I larper, a I the h;ill iuto ;1 Speclnl geilillS for his w ippe The coniinllleo announced that it j was well nwiii'O lleil llili; uvulum nf ! ,li1t : disposing of the money would meet t with much criticism hut pointed out that under the rules none of Ihe entrants was entitled to a cent I events, there will also he several jgood preliminaries. Major League Leaders his wife III In bed and his sleep ing children narrowly escaped death.'! Dr. Straton should tell that to the New York noliee and district attorney WITH PROOF. Thus tar, Tammanv Hall's weapons. marles two to 1. i I Itesides bis father's name and Robert KnKolletto, carried to -record, he has his own sinceritv I some extent by his father's name ;and will return to the Senate, and ias the younger Cromwell was car-j be useful there, if only as a "gad- 'ried hy the -ueat name belore him, hly. over and I, os Angel to !i. Italterles: Dldier ami Sypher; I'unningha m ersbv ami Warren. the right field slands in ihe las'- lialf of the tenth, and scored be hind Jimmy Wilson wilh the run that gave Ihe Cards the game, 1 to :i. Crimes allowed only six hil-? against Clarence MilclieM's seven b tit in home runs Ihe 'nrds h'd two to one and thai was Ihe mar gin of ultimate triumph. Willi all olher National league teams idle. St. Louis increased Ms lead over Ihe second place New York (iiauts to four ami a half games. In 1 he only American league contest, Alphouse Thomas pitched the rhicago White Sox to a i to I victory over the Detroit Tigers. J in halted the Yank Sena tor game at the Yankee stadium, but It couldn't prevent liWiii fans from lining up oulslde the Yankee headquarters in search of tickets for Ihe crucial New York-Philadelphia seiles, which starts with n double-header here Sunday. Most Of these dyed-in-the-wool fatu got nothing for iheir pains, hm the information that ill I the re served seats already had been in metropolitan it Ihrer? straight He hist both of the major bv winning, la; he has had here previously, Neversjliig to I "si ii 1 I'erieniindi Went h- i my l.oughrau. N""' "tuJ :,t .Tho prizes twere offered only ring:- houts bow- ind Tom- fans swimmers who finished the grind LATZO -TONIGHT DICTIIOIT, Mich., Sept. 7. tP) ; I'ete Lalzo of cranton, I'a. who bus i met and defealed most of the lead ; ers of Ihree divisions meets the ' lalesl seiisjitlon from Hie west in a lUround boxing contest tonight ! Leo l.ornslil, who Is being hailed as the hardest puncher in Ihe light heavyweight ranks. I it will he the second meeting he j tween the pair, Lat.n having been 'declared the winner on a foul in a j recent bout in Hrooklyn. 4 I particularly keen about : the soul bernvr's style of fabling 'ami were not at all slow in mat;-, lug him aware of thai fact. ! Last nlwht lie i;ive his critics: 1 no time to get into action. Willi' 1 a few sharp punches Stribling had : .ipiires grttf.uy hi the first round. 1 only tile hell saving- tlie Sotilh Af j clean from the ignominy of a ono i round knockout. In ihe second round, Siribtitig sailed into his vir I tually helpless opponent and cut ! tiim iltiwn for good after only 44 . seconds "f fi-hting in lhat stanza, i I'iglii ihtoisantt saw the fight. Baseball Standings Pacific ('nasi League. El Sport Briefs TIIONTO, Ont.. Sept. 7. Heofge Young of Toronto and Jewel Cheatwood of Terre Haute. Ind.. swimmers, figured today in Hrnoklyn a marathon swim romance story I tost on Philad-Iphii, W. L. Hollywood -H US Sacramento 14 ' Li San Francisco -Id iiakland : :t :i:l Missions 3-1 't.l Los Angeles "Jil 40 Portland J) 4 1 Sea l tie r 1! ".II -America ii League. W. L. New York IT. lJillalelpbi:i s.i -17 Si. Louis 7.1 I Washington Hi' 72 I'hicago 7 2 Detroji o 7ti Cb-vdaiid 75 Host on 4 7 s.". National League. Si. Louis " "! New York 74 I Chicai;,. 77 7.7 Cincinnati . 7? "S Pittbu:-i;h 7l r. Pet. for j Including sanies of Septemtier ii. (By the Associated Press) National Lat1 ing P. Waner, Pirates, .:i7!l. Runs P. Waner, Piralts, 1111. Runs batted in Mottoinley, Cards, 1 1 '!. Hits P. Waner, Pirates, 201,' Doubles P. Waner, Pirates, -Hi. Triples P. Waner, Pirates, IS. .'i'i ! Homers Wilson, Cubs, 30. ! Stolen bases Cunyler Cubs, 2. .."Ao : Pitching Henton, (Hants, won t!0, .. .:'! '. lost ii. .4't'l American .4i'n llatting floslin. Senators, .SSO. .4 : RunsRuth, Yanks. 112. .L'7.. Runs hatted in Hehrigh, Yanks, ; i-ti. Hits .Manttsh, llrowns, 2H2. p, t. ; Doubles .Meusel, Yanks, -M. ' Triples Combs, Yanks, l.S. Homers Rill h Yanks. 17. Stolen bases .Myer, Red Sox, 2.1. ,ii;:t : Pitching IToyt, Yanks, won 4;;t . iost I. 44Ii STATE THEATRE SOUTH CENTRAL, NEAR EIGHTH .in I IT .4:17 Fights Last Night flltMinscd of and Hint thev could . LONDON. Kim.. Sent. 7. (aPI- do some more waiting at the sia- Princess .Mary today mourned the liintid by tlie Toronto .star. (Hum Sunday when -10.000 tickets i death of six valuable race horses.! Ceorgc lay on a cot In n go on sale. i burned to death at. Coldsborough ; h"Pltal improvised for those : iHllll lhu Yorkshire home of the forced out ..f the Wrigley mara- t; POKTI.AN1), Ore., Sept. 7. tP) j irillrPHH mu Viscollllt l.ascellni'.. "'" yesterday, the Star says. K. S. Hkidmoro, ftfl, of Itoseblirg, Tin flames which broke ntil last (Miss Cheatwood. as a visitor, lean- tvas in a serious comlltlon in a ! ,,i,.i,t vioi-o mcvetitud irom sm-eaib ''d over him hospital here today, suffering f,'""i i wi in the roval residence from the , fnictured skull received late yes- ! flnbles. The prlncesH was. in (hotf'tiger fil tS 37 ; ; (,6y the Associated Press) i NEW" YORK. .lack Warren of i I'diicaio won over Paul Svvlderski j ( cf Syracuse by disqualification i , (-ii. Lig John Krickson of Minne- ' si c 147tai)olis (Tefea,P(l Charley Hepner of j terday when he was struck op the ; u.Midence at the time head by a sledge hammer -when it toppled from a hoxenr nt . the Hrooklyn nil Iron d ynrdv r I Trllninp offi. en- md kissed hini, la rue diamond on sked if they Werc gaged, both answered yes. V.oiML' rowed ibi- boat for M iss evidence presented to it Clenn rugs wanted at the Mull Clival wood in the women's swim , that l'.orknnui was unfit tp-?hnld in Lake Ontario last week. , any office under the immlcifTflltty. (4). Marvin ! Schectcr of Moston lieat Marco I'll I LA DKLPH i A, Sept. 7. ii ' Pl of Pittsburgh (I). George; The m-and jurv Investigating gang J Hoffman of New York knocked out j , ,,.,,,,1' :,. ,, .,,,,,,.,-.,1 -hike Dessinos ol Canada ( U. dene I lawlesMif-: s In Philadelphia, today i ' She recommended that Charles IJeck- hcriniiin. captain of detectives, he re-i vcd from office. j CRICACIO. Rolie De Vos of Pel- The jury's report stated ;ihat 'inm .Iflt-,,, ,i Cowhov .lnck Willis, Mowed . nf o ,t nn In I 101. Miirtv Cnlln-fc gher of Washington, D. ('., heat ; Tom Savers of Detroit (at. Ollie j Parker of Johnstown. Pa., knocked out Johnny Kriger of Jersey City, j N.'J. ill. i Phone 516 New Fall Fashions The Fall fashions which Mr, Jacobs, manager of MULLINS, se lected while in Nw York have arrived. We are presenting the most important modes for autumn that could be obtained in the gratest garment center of the world. With the unusual buying power of MULLINS, we have th largest assortmnt of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear in Southern Oregon. Our system of less profits and more turnover makes it possible for us to sell for less than what you have been in the habit of paying. We carry a complete line of accessories, gold stripe hosiery, jew elry and novelties. Coats Ni'vor hnvo you seen surh gort'oiis furs so lavishly used. Never have ou seen sui-li original ami luxurious eollar (fleets. Tlie materials are sleek ami handsome. Colors are new and lieeouiinu'. Among the furs are Fox, Wolf, ('araeul. Heaver, N(uirrol, l'iteh, Hnhy bynx anil Skunk. Sizes for women, misses, .juniors and lariier women. $14.95, $19.75, $27.50, $39.75 Shoes Wo s)eciali.e in Novelty Slji'pers, featuring new est novelties raging thru the country. Cuban and spike heels. S5.00, S6.85, S7.85 , Dresses We are offering a marvelous group of over oOl) new fall frocks. Regular sizes, half siv.esi juniors' and misses'. Velvets, satins, crepes' and combi .nations. From si.e 1'J (o "il. S12.95, S19.75, S22.50, S29.50 Hats All the lovely new shades of autumn are here in beautiful hats of velvet, felt, hatter's plush and soleil. S3'95, S4.95, S6.50 Hartleit of Minneapolis, technically knocked out Roy Peters of Chicago (2). Tlattling Leviusky of Louisville defeated .Mm my Gardner of Chicago XEW- HAVKN, Conn Hilly Wal lace of Cleveland won from Joey Kaufman of New York (10. Opening of tho new Kthelwyn !.. Ilort'nian shop for women. In tlie Crateriau Theatre block, which Mrs. Hoffman had hoped to accom plish tomorrow i Saturday ), has j been delayed, owlnvx to failure of part of the fixtures to arrive in time for Installation. The shop, which Is being exten sively ledecorated and furnished. .is expected to be in readiness early next week. The new establishment, which will feature style merchandise and m" "M 'S nl "Mil goods direct from tho maiiufactur- ria. v.tiiiis, iiiiis, uit'stivM, uiiKci iu and accessories of tlie latest fash ion modes, will be displayed at the opening with priccH calculated to Interest discriminating buyers. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pago One.) i interested In that house. His mon-j ument is "The Orlwin of Species." ' done Tunney, champion heavy weight , having visited the Louvre, says he got "the thrill or a life lime." Many Americans, dutifully wandering from the Venus or Milo In her fine hi.-? room to the Winged Victory and on to Hubens' rows of , fat ladies on the floor above, could not say as much. It probably interested Tunney. who knows almost everything, to reflect that the stone palace con taining the Krenrh art treasures Is called "The Louvre" because It was once the kinc's "louvrier," a small lodge in a forest where he hunted wolves, crossing the Seine from his palace on the little island to what is now Hie real Paris. Karl Rowland of Wichita. Kas.. In his 1 10-hoi seimwer Cessna mono plane, led 3t transcontinental vac ers. when he Innded nt Columbus, Ohio. Wednesday morning. This useful flight, (rnm the At lantic to the Pacific, with over night stops, will some day seem as amusing as early railroad time tn bles that rend "Trains will start, .weather permitting." The Hev. Hr. Straton, cheered hy fiflrtO persons In Atlanta, denounced I Tammany Hall, declaring that I "twice within a week attempts had r Hill l Mil Bedford's New Theatre Opens Saturday Contiguous Shows 1:00 P. M. to 11:00 P. M. f Opening Attraction VIOLA DANA and RALPH GRAVES In the Sparkling Comedy With a Thousand Laughs That Certain Thing if n AIR CUSHION SEATS ;. NEW MOVIEPHONE MUSIC Continuous Shows 1:00 to 11:00 P. M. Admission lOahd 15 Cornel See a Good Show and Medford's Newest Theatre Coming Sunday PATSY RUTH MILLER and JOHN HARRON "Once and Forever" 4 ...; I .1 ' . - t . Write Your Oout-ofTown Letters on X t t I , . . . I I Beautiful Colored ! 4. Crater Lake v Stationery , With Your Firm or Personal Name Printed at the Top X 250 complete 500 complete 1000 complete .$ 8.50 .$13.00 . $23.00 Phone in Your Order TODAY! Ot ask our representative to call Medf ord Printing Co. . JOB DEPT. . , j Telephone 75
