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'.' hAcriAMKK'tO,- Calif., April 6.
" '-(P) SiVcrumento 'ana Portland
. ftlmrfid ' today's doufolo'' header,
played nofore packed BtaridH, with
the golons' taklnff tho -flint 4 to
' ' '1 'and' loalnp file scvon-lnnins
nfcli't cnh. It to 7. Ed Bryan and
Fred Ortman tangled In a mound
duel In tho Unit, Hrynn walliinfc
off with the spoils although hit
harder than the loner. A homer
by Art Koehler In the fourth mid
two wulku and a: slnule In the
'sixth proved pitman's undoing.
Tho second same was a joke
affair, until the Sacs finally Bot
within roach, and chewed down
n ten to one load by scoring five
runs In tho fourth and fifth
frames. Seven hurlers paraded to
tho hill in tills battle. Tho series
now favors the Senators 3 -game
..' to 2. . , ' ,
-. First game;' "ft. It. K.
f'o'rtland 1 0 0
Sacramento ....i. 4 7 0
-'Ortman and nego; 'Aryan am
Koehler. .:.'- " .,- '
Second (tamo: ' It. H. T.
, PoiiUand :.' 1 1 .11 k a
fSacrallieilto 7-. 14 iH
Mahaffoy, Fullerton, Tomlln. and
'H"o;' . Keating, (lould, . r'rollus,
Kiinc, yinni y and Hovvrold. . .. i
' '" J6kl-ANI, Calif., April 0. (at
'6altland evened the series with
- Xho , Seattle Indians when they
put over a 7 to (i victory here
this afternoon. Pitchers on both
teams' wero wild. . Seattle used
111 players In.hn effort to win tho
game. "Bums" Arlcti lilt a hom-
for the baits. '
' "'Mooro: '"'- :' ' ' 'II. H. K
Seattle 6 7 ,2
OuRtnlid .'.:.... 7 '7' , 2
tlrnlmm, Flseh, House iind nor-;
reanl, t'ook, Stleneckc; Cragliead.j
'J'pffcont, Kasitii and Burns.
;s.N FP.ANCIHCO, April .8, (IP)
Kan Fi-anelse'o batsrheti leatu-d ;0n
: iheir"Htieks'"durlnK tho fourth ln
' ninpc 'today-nnd scored- four runs
In' defeat iho Mission Hods, 4 to
Although Jacobs, tho winning
pitchier, allowed 12 hits lie kept
. thent W0U-scattered ' nnd the Mis
sions wero nhlo;-lo score runs in
but-. 'two . inning",' the . aocond and
' Sixth.' ;-' ;' 1 ' . :', ' ' ; '
" Score:" " '" '" " U. IT. K
flan '. Ftanc-IHCO' 4 "12, 0
'illHstO'nn ili ' 2
.' '. '-.raftns"ilna. :sc)i)nint;'. PIlloUo
(rifd DnldXviri."-' " ' ' '
WINNER FIZZLES
Cun-ylni? "n ; weight of 12C
. iuunt1$ 28 more 'thim tho winm-r,
- lioiph 'Count,, Amoiifnn Inviulor,
run. .ills , flt rnco In KtiKlnnd to
lny -ami flnlnhcd . tlovt?nth in u
t vU) of 25 In Uio JtnKflcUl hiin
i (Ik-ap for 60U pouiulH (about $7.
fU(); ; It was the first tlmo the
Kentuck dtu by . winner pver had
, hvon I'alloU upon- to inn on turf
or on n duwnhill t'onrno.
Htimio . .lock, un oulHlilnr nt
1 on to O ownru liy ',. (1. Mirlml
ino::; finlwhod fh-Nt a Irniflh uhcml
of Cnnellvro, nlm UK) to I!. Vo
ir ho, nt In to t; wm third, n ncrk
, ;1xM-k.- Tm-vrltn I-lwht, r'Hiiumv
ltctc- (MVif'(l; tlifoiuj-mili' " wiopinK
M'Vti'rtO hii l3" mlnntVi nnd n
linH. ,
t rv'V: ; ; '
LOCAL LfNKSFOfl tOW
GROSS AND NET SCORE
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' "rournnmont pUiy wlU be on
jOvfft on tho Uokuo VnlU'y "t;olf
'rouvho tot ii y With jh'Izch huns up
foV low' jtrosB and lo'wnot Hoorus.
Art ntly roo of; fifty cents will ho
charfjtotl.v A ;
i.uiudt w'il lo ffrt1 nt nomi
hy i) 'onihittfM who tmvo prc
Vrd .nppi'ltKiOK vhiodH for tho
hungry ftolfiM-n to In: dtsnoKed of
tit, tltt" iiumimil 'Sum of 25 inttfi
por phuv. The lum hoon Is 1y
wnV Hit mi experiment rtnd If nuf
flelent lutlitmnXo in enjoyed the
, prncUuo wilt be eontlnuud.
Tho luneh Vomtnlttoo inrtudOB
Mih, (. M. RobertH. Mrs. Hydney
Mnilth. Mi. ,T. l. UupbcH, Mm.
W.' Hi Mitivhena, Jtrw. T. J. Fu
ton nttd Mm.'D. K. Wood.
- ,LutK liave Vieon ebnnKOiV tot
tho Indleii' 1 tournamont nnd the
next rotnpetition wilt he hold on
Tuesday, acHirdlnK to nnnounco
moiA mftde Hnturdtiy,
' 1KL MONT15, April .(!)
The Pniveivlty of, California nt
T-ofl AnirnlcH todnv wntl'' thrt' Inter
rtcholustlo golf ' lourhnment nt
I'pbblo Hoaeh with --19 .mints out
Of A VOKKlbltt fi". 1 '
fftanfoVd Vhiverfllty followed
with"! 7 pAlht. The VHIvaratty of
rCallforttifv flhlBlhul "third' with
SH polnta ifhlteMhe University
bf Southern California was fourth
with 4 H points.
-f
. t'lumbers who ehurifo for tho
Umu Hpont in goinif hack for tonln
are Iohm reprehensible than joke
MmlthK who 'iko mmiev fr lnt
old hue Ao.
JOHNSON KEEPS1
tit J h x ' i
iy - ,-, " i
TAH-tfeWS- f -
if 4A tr
' '-Walter-Johnson, mSnnner ol
"dngbai at-Tampa,- Fia.-. vatehlng
with the Boston Br?.v8.
TROJANS DEFEAT I
IN TRACK MEEfi
HTANFOUD - STADIUM, PALO'
ALTO Cal., April (J. In a.
HUi'Klntf drive that brooked no ;
oppOHltlOn, Htunford'H CardlnalH
Hinuslied out a mRt 74-o7 vietory
over Houtliern Call lorn Iil'h Tro
Ja)in " today" to win tho' Paelflc
OoumI dual meet tltlo ihmI at the
muiihj time Botiml n warning to the
rei;t or the oouhlry; Unit' It will
;mu1.0 , a kn-lous hid for a third
HUi-'ceHrjIvo. nutional track und field :
ohnmpiOnHhl)), r . . j
Showing unbxpeet'ed RtrengtH on'
llio trnek Unit snrpriscd even the!;-i
most urdent -.suppoiT.ord, tho Car-!
dlnalH ellnuheU. vietory after the
thirteenth .event. l-Mftoon 1 thotm
and pernotiB elustered in ' tho luisd'
hoWl, responded to three thrilUntf 1
upHetB that . brought Hltmford
polntH In tho low hurdles, tho
hnlf-mllo and brond Jump.
On the traelf tho. tenma broke
eve !,.. eaeh HeorlpK a-1 point while
tltt1'. Cardinals . eame through us
expected. lo .Hnuteh '10 luUieH in
tho field trialM. Houthern Ciili
for'nlft plied Up ; 23 1 polnta' in th
field.. ' ;' " ' , , . ' ,'.
Two Rons Of Stanford won their
way into placet In the hall ,ot
athletic fame. Alex McKinhon.
hero 'Of ' tho half-'mlle; entered
thiH event for the fh'Ht time thin
year nnd left the. crowd iwaHplng
with n tlirllliiiR vietory. after pre
viously Winning t.Ko mllo. Un
trained for the event, ho led tho
southern California entrants noroa
the Uno In- 2 -minutes 3-5 sec
ond. There wei-e no Rtnrtling times of
.dlMiinceff fthroughout tho .. meet.
Vnifd dmo'udH wuh hih point niun
with-it with' llpiph and .AleKin-
non oaeh taking ten polnta.
STATERS CAPTURE
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1 COIIVALLIH, Ore., April G.-'t7P
Oregoti Ktnte college wo the first
pre-senson ' liaseball gnmo loday
from Oregon Xornial of Mohmouth
hy score of Tti to 3. Two lone
bills were made by tho loners, (lon
Iger gettltig both. Oregon State
hurt-no dlffleulty finding tho Nor
mal pitchers nnd banged out 3fi
base hits. Maple, (Iraysun ami
Unfenfeld of iho Staters nipped out
homo runs. The scores:
It. IT. K.
O. B. C MO 13 3
Normal 8 2 4
Patterles: Boultlnghouse, Night
ingale and Muph Thompson; VnU
kins, "Wutuler nnd l-'ryer.
WASIIIXOTON, April G.ffl'j-
War and state tlepnrtmeut officials
were Incensed todoy over reports
of the shouting of an American
ca vah yiuun, and the firing on
American troops by Mexican from
arrows tho Internatlolial border
early today. ; i -
lrnlMo menna little. Men brag
oti thp hon lwicrtuo Bho .raises no
row when they steal her eggs.
15 1 oct ro therapy , Chlropractir
Dr. H. P. Coleman
9th Succomiriil Yenr In Mmlford
r Trontmont. by Appointmont
Medford Center Bldg. . Phone 96!
NnluroDHthT. Fonri Krtnnre
.ax
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EYE ON ROOKIES
-f 'flit?'' r ?!! '1
the Washington Senators,' )n the
roekie talcr-.t tn..a pre-Ceason name
( liy ( A. Mhor) :
. The Motif ord Xatlonal ltiflfe
club and Uio National (iuurd riflo
team will, hold the regular weekly
prnclii-o at the- outdoor range east
of the city. Htarting early Kundny
morning. Tho qualification coura-v
eH will be fired as in the past.
Tlie rifle elub members uie unx
Iouh to get as many high gradea.
as possible, early In, the neaaon
iik if Ih pliinued to' introduce! Home
novelty u vents during tho . mid-!
fdinitner. One or thq cventa plan-I
ned will be a running deer match.'
whic h should 'uppenl to, nil mem
bers who plan to. do uny amount
of hunting thin coming fall. An
other event wilt bo the X, It. A.
club' members' mateh, complete:
detailH for .-.which, will, bo announ
ced shortly., ...
. Tho .National Cluurd company isJ
devoting all of Its efforts ut this;
lime to tho preparation of a team'
to 'rtimpcto with teams from the;
Ashland, "Klamath Kails, imd
C.ijhiIm Pass guard companies nt
tho local range-on Kunday, April
21.- "On that day tho riflo club
members will not uso the" ranges
U lij expcotod.ithat, Mils jfour-cor-,
nered , match will ' uitrnot ; coiwltl
erablo uttentloni und, Interest.
Lively competition 18 anticipated. -
F.AVER OUTFIEL
PITTHHtJItdM. Pa.. April C
Two young players have been
sold under option . by the Pitts
burgh National League Baseball
club, it was made known today,
('nil Frey, ouifletdor, goes to the
Pbr't'laiid club, of Urn Pacific
CoiiMt league to take the place, of
Denny Williams, killed in an mi
tnnu'bilo uceident recently, nhd
pitcher tibnn . Hpencor becomes
a part of the Wichita club of the
Western league.
., .
' 1KNVKK, Colo., April (I. (P
Travol by . rail, niilotuohllo and air
IvaH bonn virtually i imriUy.Kod in
parts of Colorado and Ciah as a KJ-
iiSUlt. of heavy rains in ('(dorado und
h six-inch hihw in I'lall.
THEATRE
Sun. & Mon.
; April 7 and 8
W. Ray Johnson Presents
The City
of
Purple
Dreams
- .. .
Edwin. Baird's Prize Win
ning Novel ,
BARBARA BEDFORD
DAVID TORRENCE
ROBERT FRAZER '
JACQUELINE GADSON
nnd PAUL. PANZER
SHORT SUBJECT
PATHE NEWS
Sees All Knows All
V COMEDY
FABLES
Mutinoo and Night
lOond 15
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TTJTBUNTC, MTCDFORD,
SALO STILL LEADS
, , ' - requires a rugged personality for
jits portrayal. ' liobert'Frazer plays
KUKDEItlCK, JId., April 0. lho )(,a,, fightB against destiny and
(IP) Johnny Salo, tho J-assaic, N. I wins. David Torrenco Is a leader,
.1. policeman kept his' hold on lho!ln the financial world, and Paul
leadership In elasped time In C. Hanzer, a dangerous radical. And I
-' P.vle's transcontinental race as ; tl feminine leads wero selected '
the first week of the contest end-1 -with equal care, with Barbara j
id although he did not win the p.edford nnd Jacqueline Ondsdon :
rlnv's lap, Salo tied for second I
place.
Peter Griv(iizzf of Knglnnd was
the lap winner, making the 45.6
miles from Baltimore to Frederick
In six hours, .62 minutes. 15 Sec
onal, ana viciuiy lugeinci
with that he registered in the
previous day lap from Havre de
Oraeo to P.ttltimoro, raised him 1
from fifth to third place. . 1
Slilo tied for second place in
tho day's run with I'M Oardnor
of Seattle, their time for tho sev
enth lap being 7:06:45. As a re
sult Cardner hung cioso to Salo
Jn lho elapsed time, Salo's total
being 35:57:27 and Garcjjier'.''
3i :4S :1 5. '.While OnvuzZI wfts less
than an hour being with 37:32:17.
SAN' AXTONID, Tex., April 0.
(IP) Twelve attack airplanes from
l-'ort Crockett, fully equipped for
flgjitlng and six observation air
planes from tlodd field, wero ord
ered to Nnco, Ariz., by Major Gen
oral 'William Lassiteri' corps ,are
commander, this morning to patrol
tho air along tho border in the
vicinity of that town.
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Not one i of our stock
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OT?ECIOX, RTTXDAY, APTCTL 7. 1020.
I Splendid Cast at
! The Isis Theatre
, There are three important male
roles In "Tho City of Purple
I DreuuiH," ut the Isis today and t
i .Monday. Kach characterization
handling tho contrasting forces of ;
good and .evil in the dynamic ca
reer of this young man.
It Is. a powerful story of a young ;
man with the determination to, win i
Jiis piaco In tlie world.- - f
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PEItTH, X. s. W., April 0. (fl1) ;
Captain Charles Kingsford-Smlth
and nis three companions of tho!
.Southern Cross were believed to-
day to be Jowh southwest of Thu-1
ruburn Blutr, western Australln. A
government inunch with a govern
ment searching party was sent for
them.- The Information was com
veyod In a telegram this morning
to Philip Collier, premier of west
ern Australia, from Colonel kans
bridgo, resident magistrate at
Broome, far west Australian coast.
nlasslfled ndvenlslnic get results-
THE PLACE TO EAT
Rex Cafe
Good Food Good Service
.... .
A
1-et tho retired great take Jip
literature. Anybody able to -Ve-
liro Is ' in the right position, to
depend on his pen.
Why
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There in a liif, ul! tho European toueli in the coitcli
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Fenders are of (lie full crown Jype. Appointments
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terial. , 'Cushions arc deep and easy.. Door handles
and window lifts are fully nickeled. Hpeedometer,
gasoline gauge,1 ammeter and ignition lock are mount
ed on an instrument panel of satin-finish nickel, .it
; luniinated by a lamp in center. Headlamps and radia
tor shell are fully 'nickeled. Closed ears have the new
military-type sun visor and crown roof. Great care
has been taken in designing the, new Ford to provide
generics seat space and ample leg mom.'
Clear, unobstructed vision is assured at front-by ,nn
usunlly narrow pillars, and at sides by socially de
signed doors.with large; windows. . ' ; ; 7
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Sixth and Pacific Highway
Vn ' A... (Pii
The fatal airplane c.-ash at
Pearson field. -Vancouver, Wash.,
barracks which took the lives of
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Having your wheels in proper alignment
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Us an ' unavoidable- accident.
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