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LEAGUE LEADERS
STILL IN TIE AS
, (By the Associated Press)
The whirlwind f Illicit ami barrage
of lilta that closed the hedule (if
the leauue yesterday illil nothing
ulinnt milaucllriK Dm deadlocked
Heals unrl Senators at tho top of
tlio pile. Starling Saturday at Sao
ramento the two teamH battle for
tho second half championship. Tim
Bceoud itame will be al San Fran
Cisco Sunday unil rr a third liiime ih , Cooksle, fullhack. O. Newlln, flar
necessary It will he at Sacramento i nelt, Walker. Melt, Mason and IJob
Monday. Should the Senators win blnn are the substitute players,
the second half Ihe teams will bat-, in was reported faliiiiK nl
tie n seven-name series for the 1MK .
chainplonsliiii. I
The two lenders showed them-!
solves of ohonipionshl) callher yes-;
Iwrday. The Seals downed Ixjh j
Anfielea In a harrasft of 2i lilts, 10 j
to 2, while Sacramento took the
count of Seattle, li to 2, Klielllnft
. three Indian nitclieiH for 20 safe
tien.
n th Seal-Ansel same Smea'l
.lolley led the IjJ.; stick work with
a iiomor, IriplR, dotihlo and a hIiikIo
In five trips. "Dutch" Uuether sot
Ujji 9 Ih victory of the season. I;ut-
VieH: Hueiher. May ami I'rlnz;
Bar foot. I'elers and Hannah.
...The Senators came from hehlntl
in the fourth to score four lo lake
tlio lead from Seattle and (hen
added nine tallies In Hie seventh.
Batteries: Itnchac, Could and Koch
lor; Collmd, House, Teaehout and
(ix.
AmntiK the also-rans, Portland
downed Oakland, f lo II, after hihv
fiig up the Kame with a trio of runs
In the fifth. Ilnttcrics: Kninlil
and Vnlkman; Dahlia, Dumovfch
and Head.
The 1 folly wood Stars won from
the Missions. 7 to '. In 10 inniims.
TrnilinK to the ninth, Ktmer Smith
Kot a homer with two on to tie
the score for the Slurs. Batteries:
Wetzel, Murphy, Shellenlmck and
Aftncw; Nevers and Hypher.
footballIaths
'N'few YOltK. Oct. r.. UV) Wilh
the death of William Charles
Young, national Kard pluyer at
MmiouKahela, a., yesterday, foot
ball's deal h loll for (he season
has mounted lo seven. Voting siif
ftireil u broken buck ji a sundlot
pifnie at Mouonkrnhela M(y, I'a.
previous viedms wen:
M I leu 'n , na vy, su nst rott n.
, James 1-Vuton, Holy Cross, spinal
ftneture.
:. Norman Matthews, Ijiwrenco,
Muss., kicked In a samllot K.-imc.
4,Jack Cof field, Allentown, Pa.,
hltfh school, Injuries to tlie head.
1 Itoss Taylor, lllram, Ohio, IhrIi
ftehool, various Injuries duriuK
H Ramo.
l.eo Ooodreau, Villanova, broken
ne.'k.
Astoria It nslnesH picks tip at
port terminals. Three vessels load
with lumber.
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FOOTBALL TEAM
TO MARSHFIELD
E
j The Medford hlKh Hchoo team.
In rhurKR of Couch I'rink Cnllisnn,
left thin morning hy special slago
for Murshrield, where they will
: play I he Cooh liny blub school to
morrow aflernoon.
I Tim players uiakluK I lie I rip
were: ilowerman anil McDonald,
eniln: Morgan and Stoehr, tackles;
J. Ililfches rind (ireeti. Kuuriis; II.
iliiKhes. eenter; Melvln, rpiartcr;
llarrell anil Anderson. halfbacks:
Marshfield today, lusurinK a wet
field and hall, wiilch will cut down
the forward onus mim-k ,.r ih
pass atlackH of the
locals.
jn Asliliind this nfternonn the
Southern Oregon Normal team Is
playing the Llihluns'. ;. town team,
Tomorrow afternoou at Ashland
the hteh m hool plays Crants I'hsh
, In a diHtrirt ronferenre name, end
, Klumath Fulls plays Ptinmulr, CiiL,
' at Klamath Kails.
TROJAN ELEVEN
!E
I .OS AXOKLKH, Oct. R. tl)
Coach Howard Jones will throw
his l.'niversiiy or Southern Califor
nia football machine Into hiuh
Hear against (he Oregon S!a(ers
here tomorrow.
KeelliiK that the Corvallls Krj.ua d
Is not a team lo be (rifled with,
the Trojan coach has made it
known that Don Williams will
start at uuarterbuck aj;aln.st the
invaders and will stay in the name
as lohK as necessary.
Marshal Duf field, who started
In last Saturday's name nKainst
i tho l lah Annies, will relieve WH
I Hams and it Is believed by Jones
(hat the promising sophomore sin
ua! caller will have recovered from
the nervousness which character- j
I zed his first varsMy game last I
week. j
Southern California Is favored to1
defeat Orcnon Kin to hy at least ;
a seven point marnln in tho pa-,
clfic coast conference battle. j
Those who do t heir urnulnj; ,
with tho nreen paper flnured that;
both teams will score, but nlvc;
the Trojan the ede because they'
are primed for Orcnon Stale: they!
are to no a more qfxperiem'ed learn
than last year and ihelr offense
Is moru varied than It was a
season back. I. nut year Paul
Sohlssler's nrldders scored 1
points to Southern California's Kl.
The Trojan lineup to star today
had simmered down to a baekfleld
composed of Williams, quarter
back ; Uoyd Thomas and I larry
Kdclmm, halfbacks, n u d Ituss
Saunders, fullback, and I he for
ward wall of Nate llarraner. cen
ter; Oa tlo way, I to re n, nuards;
Shaw, Ant hony. tackles; 1 1 1 him,
Mci'aslln, ends.
The Orcnon team arrlvfun here
today will work out at the collscnm
In the nfternnon.
H'h Worth tlie Trice
TELEPHONE 633 ;
World Series
Diamond Dust
(Hy ihr A-Mriali(l Tie)
lertj.ile fuifi-aals of illll'avoralilc
wi-alln-1- loi lie? second Kaiiic of i
the world's hi-rl'-M toiluy, .Suliillcl
Thomas and l-'nim Is chapman.'
who hiteh-hikf-d from li(iv.-r, .. i
II., lo New Voi-k, took the first
two places in the SI lino outside
the Yankee stadium al 1 o'clock I
this morning. At that hour.
man who called himself "Kill
I I'll! Ill It II, III J IllllllieilllllU. IICIII
Him f..ll at th.- VA ,uUh, till hy
hiin.sMf.
On the short end of .r lo 3
11h
before the serieN opened, the)
Yankees this morning were panted
at (i to i to win. ;
WalU'r ,Irhnn, 'vho ha dnnn j lioth teaniH will present Btroncj
a Lit of pitching In hi time, was forward walls in Kaimday'K per
nt the first game. "They look : f'u mancp. rKon will hav every
lilte the name old YankoeH." he iKtilir available, while Stanford
"""I after Metixi-l'x home run.
. , ,
, A few months nKo lai-cme Mlt
"H" 4
chi-ll and Jimmy Wilson, Cardl -
nal hatteryinen. were loillnu' for,
the J'hillics, who failed this sea- Cards will present an almost vete
Hn to deviate from their usual rim elevr n.
custom or finishing eighth In an 1 On paper Oregon will sightly
ciKht-cluh leaKue. ioulweiKh the Cardinals, hut nther-
1 la he I'tiith ex p resse d n wo i d
of melnncholy jity for the a .1
coruliiion of Drick Owens' eyes,
when he was called out on strikes.
"Oh, how could you, Mr. Owens?'1
tht Hrihe's whole altitude seemed
io say. actually the Mtili: s:ili not
u word. Me Iiuh aii;ued Willi urn
piles before.
I Nirk Alti-ocit spent most of I he
i afternoon whispering funny stories
into the b-ft ear of the one-time
, Manassa Mauler, now a thespinn.
St'ine fa n lacking nil of t he
i finer sensibilities, picked tip a I
ihiill that had beep driven Into the'
stands and tossed It back onto the
playinn field. Seventy-nine reju
; In r fans fainted away.
Baseball Standings
Pacific Coast League
W. I..
Sacramento 112 :t7
Kan KranclNHo H- i!7
Molly wood .Ill -10
Oakland 51 IS
Mlxxlon .in lit
Portland 41i f7
l.os Atmeles :. :'.!i i".n
Heal tin :il C.S
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.3 III
'Drums of Love,'
Hunt's Craterian
With a flow
equalled since
paved the w:i
power of drama in films, 0. W.
tirifflth's "UriiniH of l.uve" open- j
ed at Hunt's Craterian yesterday.!
The aciitm of Mary I'hllbin audi
Lionel Harry more Ih remarkable. !
Itarrymoie, as a powerful, n lpplcil i
tentler of his people, deeply in love!
MAQY PHILBlNw
'5 "DRUM$ OF LOVt"
with the ihuiKhler of his enemy.
Kives n splendid portrayal thai Is
unexcelled for its moment of
tnuehhiK sympathy, anner ami mm -row.
Alary I'hllldn's perforinniu-e will
endure. That Is the greatest trt
loite that n ho pa hi tlie trauie
role whhhe she vivifies with a new
werei'n petHomillty.
black-
Al llernnin. the f.-tnioun
faee nmedlan. W seen and heard
in one of hl famous monologue
nnd the three lli-ox sisters, known
the world over do i; splendid act
on the Talkies. I
Ound
Ktllilvd
l I lit
re New nut dcbydralor In
In locul witlmii pjtcklliiJ
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GREET STANFORD
EI.'OHXE, Ore., Oct. !
.ll')
football
to wel-
'The I'nlvtTMlty of O'-eKon
1 1 i-iiin was prepared li.'ilay
.1... 1 u,.,p,.i..ru ,.f Utn..
r,(I(i rniv.-iHUv t,i tho om-.m ..nm-
piiH. wilh nothing i( do after
vvin,,lll' thir piiirtUc work
yi'Mii-riin y ior inn .ii;iiiiora-urft-Kn
tzitnw, tomorrow. The Kl;in
fon! mn wtire expected in camp
during tho afternoon.
will have sill except Johnny I'res
iton. Htar end, who is out with a
! nK,!n wriHU
i Oregon's mart in tr Unenn will In-
chide three Koohomores. while thi:
j wise the Red Shirts have a niK
t iitlvantaKe. They are more expe
! rieiiced and have a smoother mm-
blnatlon. They haven't been play
inj? as well as Conch Warner would
like, however, as was noted in
their nn Mif with Olympic club last
week, in which the clubmen won.
1 to C.
A It ho mk h it has rained spas
modically, the field is so Well
drained that there is not mich
danncr oh a slow field.
LONDON, Eiik., Oct. f.. M
Kiild Wlliion, IS-year-old NottliiR
ham golfer, beat Dorothy l'enmoh,
21. of TunhiiilKe U ellH, ! and . In
the liti-hole final round of the Eng
lish cloHed clinmpionKliip i'or wom
en at Waltonheath today.
Broadway Stage
By D. G. SEYMOUR
MOW YOHK. I'lelds. ItoilKetH
i and Hart, who for a full season
i have been sendln-'Jr audiences home
1 from "A Connecticut Yankee" hum
i.f cntbushism not ,,w -.My lc.aii Stooil Still," ai
liinUcii tMosHoins" pear to have done it attain,
fur biuiity and! 'I'beir new musical narrative Is
"( lice t'liee." anil into a libretto so
diri'ereut that It is audacious, bused
on Charles l'etli'H novel, "The Sou
of tlie Cranil Hnuch." they have
built a score fully as melodious,
critics agreed, as its predecessors
hy tlie same triumvirate, ".Moon of
My DellKht." "I .Must Uive You"
anil "The Tartar Sunt!." were hailed
as tunes to lend an ear to. The plot
inlBht profit, some tlou-;ht, by
more adult treatment, but tin.
scenes am! costumes are brilliant.
jillld the cast has Helen 1'otd in the
I title role, (ieorKe llassell as the
idrand Kunilcll. Hetty Sturhllck as
I bis ilaimbter. and William Williams
itis (leot'ce Huston In parts which
: fit I hem.
( Jessel Goei to War
Pull flavored and jocose, "The
War Soim" offers (leoi'Ke Jessel of
"Jazz Sinner" lame fresh opporlu
uitles to portray the filial devo
tion or a Jewish boy. buffoonery
anil pathos. War is his nemesis,
it draws him away from his dylna
mother. Rives his sister a nameless
child, causes bis sweetheart to
marry another. It puts til in In the
Kunril house with ruthless rcpetl
tlon. and leaves him mutterint;
Players behind the (ierninn lines.
II Is saved from becomini; too
lachrymose bv the blithe and often
I ""lllor "' "" ,"'' "imse
' ll,H"IIIH IIIIUH .ll-KSI'l
In Ills new role quite to his llliln-j.
Hollywood Nighta
Hlchartl lleiinett, absent for three
yearn Horn the New York staKe, I
returns as .larneann In n plav1
.ulapted by Charles lleabnu and I
l.ariett l-'ort from Jim Tnlly's novel
of the same name, r.ennett ulvcs
a lusty characterization of the ten-
pier nnd sensitive but hard drlnUm:.
Klrl-cliasluj; ex-convict who becomes
Hollywood's foremost movie direc
tor nnd then units in illuiwt ,11
the deceit and lecberousness about
him. Critics. upprulslllR it onlv as
entertainment anil not as n leniiicr.
ate inspection of Hollywood, found
It forceful nhd bald In I lie lasliloa
of tlie book on which It Is based.
Lardner's Big Leaguer
! One of the week's most notable
' pieces of actlnu was Walter Hits
1 Ion's poiirnynl of "Klmer the
jUii-ai." the loutish baseball pitcher
j whom llln.'; Ijirclner has broiiKlit
; from "You Know Me Al" stories to
the stune. Huston miikes Klmer
Kane a constantly nmusini; and a
i consistently real flmu-e in a plav
; which is often hnltltm nnd jerky,
! mill l.ardner bns contributed sonic
I of his best humor. "This fellow."
says Klnier's admirer. "Is the best
; pitcher In the country. " "Yes," re
i Joins Klmer, "or In the cities
; cither."
"fast I. Ife." A. I!. Woods' new
melodrama, frop; the typewriters
of Samuel Sh'pmnn ami John II.
Hymer, nss',ys tlie hell-hound
youuKcr Reiteration, preaches a
moral lesson, dip Into mysterv nnd
I takes a llliw; at capital punishment.
Its most stirrltiK scenes are In Ihe
'Prison's "(laatU m" anil setitlnn
chamber, whence !in hem Is
snatched f om Ihe electric rhalr as
'"' Is about to frr ci:oi'lelii- f .i
ri!lawny the hero and Crane Wit
bur the warden.
In 'Adventure." John Wlllnrd of
"Cnl and Canary" fume coes to tlie
DANCE
American Legion Ball Room
FORMERLY HILARITY HALL
"'American Legion Drum Corps
U
o
open spaces to tell a tale of a W'yo.
inltm feud between sheep herders
and cattlemen. Hnherta Arnold
plays the major role.
SATURDAY EVENING
October )
FREE
A nice box of candy to all ladies
present at 9:30.
Best floor in town, best music in
Oregon, best time anywhere if you
make it so.
Music by American Legion Ball
room Orchestra, lat of Jackson
Hot Springs Resort.
Admission, Gentlemen $1.00
All Ladies Free
BOLD,
Daylight
Robbery
Medford Home
Ransacked
By Young Bandits
At ri:P,0 ycstfrdiiy aftoi'iionn two huskies, af
(oinpaiiicd by a bobbed-haired young woman,
entered the home of one of our city's most
prominent families, confined their ransacking
to one loom where they opened the strong box
without the aid of explosives.
Tlie mistress of the home surprised these voung
desperadoes TKRRI I!I7U TOMMY, her son,
anil, his "ffans" feasting on PAN'-DANDY
bread and butter.
You can't blame these small bandits, willi large
tummies and lusty appetites for the way they
go after PANT-DANDY bread and no mother re
grets seeing her eli.ildren eat a bread that makes
them healthy and brawny as PAN-DANDY
does.
When You Buy
Rr"k NIV VflLH RL
BAKE&Y
Shinglesiare Active
and the kid's petting sorer
he'll look for this name:
WOODS LUMBER
"BACK TO
711 East Main
oooo
SPECIFY
Made
by
'S
We thought everybody knew
that shingles are supposed to
go on top of the house, but
this fellow is putting one on
the; bottom- Dad sent
the kid to our yard
with an order for shin
gles but he went to
the wrong place they"
sent out the wrong kind
of shingles Dad's sore
every minute. Next time
.
CO.
THE WOODS"
Phone 1)08
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