Medford mail tribune., April 17, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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AMERICAN RYDER TEAM SAILS TO DEFEND HONORS
TARIFF PLANS OF
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MEPFORD MXTL TRIBUNE, MEDFOBD, PRECOX, . WTSDXyiDAY. 'APBTL'17. 1929."
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HOOVER MYSTIFY
CONGRESS HEADS
( 'tt '1 f 1
Warter Johnson Pack New
Task With Confidence
iHas Finest Bunch of Boys
in!WorldF.He Says of Ball
Team- .?t : . K3
By William li. liolimy
ARKKclnted Press Staff 'riter. ' .
WASHINGTON, April iT.-Jf)
Wnllei Johnson,' beloved "Bik
Trfttn" bf Whihingthn baseball, la
back to"begH. mtottfei season
thlH tfmtv'iVs -mahuger. ' : ' "
Bearing but sligut resemblance
to the Hhy, gangling you neater who
came from Welner, Idaho, more
than twenty years ago with dyna
mite In his big right arm, John
son Ih facing his new tasks with
beaming confidence m a team
which ho deNcrihes as "the finest
bunch of boys in the world.'
The man who had been held up
by presidents as an example to the
youth of the land, whose very
name in the lineup has brought
impotence to. the bats of alien
players, is going at his new job
with tho same perseverance that
' built up the list of his feats in the
record books to a height seemingly
beyond the reach of the present
generation of pitchers.
"I don't think I'll have to make
any rules," he said when usked
about his plans for piloting the
Washington club. "They're all
hustlers and frequently I have to
chasp some of them to iho club
house." In the old days ho had three
mainstays, a fast bull, a faster ball,
and one which CIt'Orgo Kelly re
ferred to when he said, "you can't
hit 'em when you can't see 'em."
In recent years, as his rifle-like
speed was diminishing, Johnson
occasionally1 employed a sharp
breaking curve..
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The American Ryder Cup golf team as it aailei for Eureoe aboard S.'S. Miuretanla. ' Back raw. '.-
left to right: Edward Dudley. Al Watroua. Gene Sarazeni Led Qiegel, Al Eapinota, Johnny Farrell. , VI
"roht row: Horton Smith, Capt. Walter Hagen. Joe Turne and John Golden. - f
ST.
TAKE OPENING TILTS
IN
Taxiinq
Around'
The -
The
HOUSE
LEADS KITTEN LEAGUE
In a fust and exciting sinnc; tho
Colli Koul C'ronmei-y kltlcti A .fmll
nrtlsLs' won bVer 'thd l'ost Office
telim hint evening by the core of
0 to 4. ;
Monday .''evening'" the Copeo
VnrehoiiBO teunrshowed tho High
YunkH' how to pluy' the gnme to
the tune of 6 to 3:
.Tonlght'H ' game between the
High Yanks and Copeo General
Office' should be nn Interesting one
urid'R large crowd Ih expected.
The league standing Including
Inst evening's game Is ns follows:
V. U.
Cripco. 'Warehouse..:... 2 0'
Copeo (ien. Office:... 1' '0
Clnlil Seal Creameij'. l 1
Post Office I...:...........'! 1 1
High Yanks ..:.! 1
Hnldei's Dairy ...:......0 2
Pet.
1.000
1.000
.r.oo
' .sou
.000
.000
Coast League
Yesterday
, (By the Associated Press.)
Tho Pittsburgh Pirates won the
jump on tho National league pen
nant chase at Chicago yesterday
by defeating Chicago, 4 to 3, in
the season Inaugural. At Cineln- ! cjlllios available.
natl. St. Louis performed well, de
feating the local fi to 2, and tying
the Pirates for a percentage of
1.000 apiece. . -
: The two other National league
games weVe washed out when rain
prevented Philadelphia meeting
New Xor and floston'from clash
ing Avith Urooklyn.
In 'the American division,' the
St. L,oufs Browns defeated Chicago,
3 td' ' 1 , '-while Cleveland won from
Detroit by a' G-4 score in 11 in
nings. Kain postponed the Boston-New
.York' game and the con
test between Washington rind Phil
adelphia. ' - ;
The' Jiioiax. Falls, S. p.,-.cham)ieij,. 'ort ColumbuiS,-now mwnicipnl
of coinmerco:-iH iiiyiiig' liluns 'ijor 'airport at. Coluhibus, .. O.wJU Hie
flrrH(nf Inn - f ihh ottv'm nhw dcflffntf'rt in if i Muv 'tl.. Piirlv in
municipal airport, " scheduleU, tat lJun. upbit VinfttiguruUoh of tiit1
'completion about, September 1 5. j Transcontinental nlr Transport,
: Therti. will be a program of race-Inc., const-to coast air passenger
!nnd contests with prizes for the service. Tbo Co I Urn bus airport will
winners. ;The army and navy will I ho tho eust(rii terminus of the
send planes and personnel to assist j plane service. , Vhere- pnssengers
in the dedication ceremonies.. The will, change from plane to train to
airport will be 400 acres In arm . continue their trip to New York. -
with hangars, shops, and pthcr fa-J
"I
Slout field, Indianapolis mtintcf-
pal airport, has been definitely
Mfll'.., ..,, ,lnminii ! selected by Transcontinental, as a
CENTRAL PO NT GRANG
MINSTREL SHOW TJM
commerce is sponsoring the estab- tol ud "Pemtlng. .base on . its,
lisbment of a county airport at the "i transcontinental route. Ilecont de
seat of Marion county, Ocala, Fla. i velopments have made tne airport
A 180-ac.P tract has been rihtnined 1 ttdoquute for largo -tiansport p ane
nd plans call for the surfacing of t
opevation. Further improvements
tiie area and installation bf oier-i . 1 " - ; ,
ting raeuuies.,, . ,( Whioril nn.i h..in rin
WASHINGTON, Ajiril 17. (A)
President Hoover seema to have
put congressional loaders in a
uuiindry by some of his recom
hVndutionK ,.for administrative
changes In tUe, tariff act affecting
the tariff commission.
They are .frankly at a loss to
und&rstand precisely , what he had
In mind when -he wrote in his
first mesnga that the commission
should be -reorganheed. They will
seek amplification and . also wilt
inquire whether it is his desire
to have these ; recommendations
vrItteninto tho bill being drafted
by the houso ways and menus
committee. .
Interpreting tho language of the
chief executive in its most literal
sensci some- leaders said there
would have to be legislation abol
ishing tho present commission and
setting up a new one ' under a
wholly different plan of operation
than that laid down in the tariff
act of 1922.
Representative Tllson of Con
necticut, republican leader In the
boue, said he was confident Mr.
Hoover wanted to have n com
mission composed of men of the
h run d et attainments who would
arrive, nt reasonably spe'edy con
clusions on tariff rate changes and '
whoso recommendations to the
chief ; executive woulu command
tbo confidence- bf the country.
J Chairman Sinoot of tho -senate j
flnn ne'e committee suggested that;
tho present net might bo amended
to Increaso salaries which would j
attract the highest class of men ,
for service on tho cbmhilPRloh. i
However, he was uncertain ns to
just what tho. president- Mad In '.
mind. 1 - .-
BOOTLEG DATA IN
TESA
of
J J - ' , . I kill. .J itVl.l..- I1U1 LflVP4L HIT! WUIIilllK
Salem. Ore., -voters have author ...-a iiu idi,iiM,u..i ai a
lzed the expenditure of 60..l(Tfl for I ,uml,a rlvel. KrR0. iUrw..y toneon-
nect Pasco, Witsh., . and Portland,
a. municipal airport program'.' The
Salem -chamber of commerce has
selected several tentative sites for
the airport .and has asked 'for the
advice of rtlfederal airport expert
in making tho final selection. . V
By Associate! PresH
" Hollywood-Seattle game
poneil, wet grounds., .
THURSDAY AT HALL
(By K. II. SlroliiiH'Jer J ,
CKNTRAI POINT, Ore., Aprtl
1 7. (SpeciaJ.) Twenty "coons"
will be nn exhibition nt the Grange
hall Thursday evening at 8 p. m.
These "coons' are nil from, the
Jacksonville Orange and there Will
be fun for everybody, singing,
dancing, and jokes galore. ,
Bro." Sparrow said at the last
Orange meeting that any -time 20
men got together' in one bunch It
surely would he somo show.
We hope every one who can will
give the CI rangers their support.
Proceeds are for the benefit of
Central Point and Jacksonville
CI ranges.
Friday hlght will bo regular
Orange meeting night.
Cook-county (Chicago). MM. of
flciats are sponsoring state legisTa'-,
Hon which would . authorize .the
yietHblfshment ,rtnd maintenance of
; .''st-a'tr ports Wy. Illinois, counties, IT
; the. 'bill Is passed by -the -state jogis
; Mature, Cook'couitty plans' the coni.
structlon of;an' julcrjUHto airport In
Hie C'hicugo district. . . '
E.
H.
Oakland 9 16 1
Kan Francisco 3,7 3
Bumovich and Read; Jacobs,
Gomez, Mitchell ond Schmidt.
Missions
Portland
Plllette. Cole
knight, Powers,
and Bates.
R. II.
9 13 0
2 12 1
and Baldwin:
Fullorton, Beck
Sacramento
los Angeles ..
Bryan and
Warren.
R. H. K.
fl 16 ft
2 12 1
Koehler; Miller and
Fights Last Night
: .(By the Associated Press)
MINNEAPOLIS Charles llelan
Ser of Winnipeg outpointed Horry
Dillon of Winnipeg (!
WILKKSHARHK, Pa. Tiger Jack
Payne of Africa knocked out John
ny Mason of Cincinnati (4).
WAYCUOSS, ia. Charlie Pond
Of Miami. U-'a., knocked out Fred
die Hruno of Indianapolis (2).
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd. Hud Tay
lor of Terre Haute knocked out
Tommy Murray of Philadelphia 12).
'OLD LADY' !S NIMBLE
Ore." uclnn rpu'to ..would connect
with the; I'nsnli-Kult Ijike city air
way, which lit.4ui'-n .connects. with
ilic (runViconHiientiil airway) at Hall
Lifclce; -The linst-.-offlceilepartlnent
him heen petitioned to estalillsh llie
neV. airway. ;;..!) . . ') , ,i.-.;'
OohsrucllOn of t;iej npw.AViyno
county. ,(Dctrolt),:il.lch.,: nlrport' Is
schprtOleTHto VKfiCnodn. : The.dei
yelepment , to coiit $2;itM,OOo .will
enilirn'ce . n",40-acro. tract.'of, land
with all facilities -'fur .a cliuwAtA.
uli'port ratine-: '' ; f .?.' '
El
STRIP' RAIDS BY ! !N LAW EXPECTS
v.
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
; If m wlih to t p.rm.n.n(lr r
ttovwf of In .toraaoh and
Ok B..lmnn'. C.. T.blet whlck
T. preparnl ..pillr I ". "
and all Ih. bad 8u ruultlng Iron
'fh.l'rS.r. .Wn. fltn. a. .
til .1 Ih. .lom.ch "HI PP, V
inllou.. n.rvou. felln with "rt.?.1:
Itatlon will vant.h. and
U Tabl. to Uk. a d..p bi.ath wlthoal
Tki"t""dw.r. .ipr Wt.
tow will ba raplaead by a dc.lw i lor
amartalnmant. Bloatlns will
Vr llmba, arm. and " wt J?
hilar laal cold and "o u W j
axiao Baalmann-a Caa Tablet. P'
am. from Inlarfarini wttji tha Jtreala.
Htm. CtUia.nlna.lithayaUowpack'
ea, at a ay good drat ' prtc "
' STRAXO S DRCQ STORE
LONDON, Eng. (P)-'TIie Bank"
of England Is known as "the Old
Lady of Threadneedle street," but
that does not mean she le blind or
feeble, says W. Marston Acres, for
SO years an official of the institu
tion. The 'old lady" was full of tricks
for an emergency as lnr back as
the early part of the eighteenth
century. After (he collapse of the
notorious speculative enterprise,
the South Sea company, It became
necessary to employ delaying tac
tics until friends could rally to the
bnnk's support.
Two devices helped to save the
bank In this crisis, says Mt. Acres.
Customers demanding payment
were paid off In shillings and six
pense. Great sums, also, were paid
out to friendly individuals who left
the bank with the money and re
turned by the back door to pay It
ngaln.
Mr. Acres belleveB that' the
bank's popular name originated
from a cartoon entitled "the Old
I.ady of Threadneedle street,"
drawn by James (illlray In 17!I7.
It depicted William Pftf, the prims
minister, trying to get the "old
lady's" .money.
The cartoonist probably got Ills
Inspiration, Mr. Acres suspects,
from a speech In the house of com
mons hv Kirliarri Hrtnslev ftherl-
Aan QltaplH-iti rafari-Ofl in Iho hank!
as "on elderly lady of great credit
and long standing who has, unfor
that does not mean she 1s blind or
innately, got Into bad company.
. BATON ROUCfc I.a.. April 1JJ
tfP) Wliht (lie details of an alleged'
after midnight party for members
of the national conference of gov
ernors In New Orleans Inst fall
and Governor Ituey
"strip" military raids to break .tip
gambling In New Orleans echoed
today in the Impeachment Investi
gation of the governor.
A hat checker in a night club
raided told the legislative im
peachment commlllue that women
searchers had her remove all hor
clothes in their search f'if gam
bling moneyj
The evidence was taken In the
house of representatives under-
courits of impeachment oJtarging
the use of the state militia ille
gally and misappropriation of state
funds.
National gnard officers testified
of leading a series of military raids
on alleged gambling houses under
orders from the governor and Ad
jutant General Ray Klemlng when
several thousands of dollars were
seized. '
; . .. .
KITW YOrtK. April 17. (P)
Expectation -of bleKfdn&f from the
.bride's pnrentH on hiH neciet mar-
'rlape to the former Natalie, Oub
Ronhelm was voiced today by
Thomas M. . Gorman, young real
P6 R;TJ pJATTDEnbiVl.R, !Fa.;.
April 17.-tMA; rrestlmony that;
A,lM0 persona were engaged Irt the
liauor traffie In Miami created a
sensation .at tha hearing of three
members of the crew of tho const
guard boat alleged to have used
machine, gun and pistol flro to halt
rum runner us It fled up the
Mlaml-'rivoroiirly, Sunday mornV
infti: Stray shots were said to have
striick buildings.' ashore ' and .'- a
houseboat moor.ed 'at tho river's
edge. v 1 -.- ' . ' ; '
William E. ' Prince, federal cus-
onis border patrol Inspector of the
Florida east const from Ht. AugUs-
tlne to Miami; testified that the
Miami rlvel- Inlet Is a ."hot Mpot"
for the loading bf llfiuor. Tie said
boats frequently loaded with
'swamp Hbuor" In Tlialeahi a West
ern suburb, floated-out to the bay
and run back rtK "Imported stuff."
Prince 'estimated that of the
5,000 persons bo said were engaged
In the mm business, 1,000 were
located' on Miami Bench, 500 In
Coral Qnblest and a large number
in HiaTeuh.' He gave Miami
proximity to the Jhitlsh ITahamas
rts the chief f canon for tho activity
Ih th Hiiuor traffic and the prob
lems met by enforcement officers.
."Long's i tnte broker.
HAVANA. (P) Havana Is
looking for a plod pfner to save
(he city from cats, stories of ma
rauding felines who mid homes
and grocery stores have Indicated
serious congestion of the cat pop
ulation. The city authorities ore
considering measures designed to
exterminate nil except those of
good family and unblemished, rep
utatlon.
THE MARKETS
Produce
POIITLAN'D, Ore., April 17.
Wholesale prices:
Butler Extras, 43c; standards,
42c; prime llrsts, 42c; firsts, 41c.
Eggfl, mllh, poultry, onions, po
tatoes, wool, hutH, hay, cases ra
bark and hops-r-all steady and un
changed. .
'I don't . expect nny opposition
from Mr. Guggenheim on religious
or. any other grounds," he said.
Gorman Is "a Catholic. Tho Uug
genhcims are Jews.
Edmond A. Guggenheim, wealthy
father of the brlde.'arrived In Niw
York last ' night .cutting short n
vacation at White tiulphur Hprlngs,
W. Vtt., when news reached him,
of the wedding. He conferred
with his attorney.
Gorman 'denied that" the Gug
en helms had disapproved of his
friendship with their 18-yoar-old
daughter.
He -said he frequently was
guest-nt the Guggenheim homo and
on their yacht, and -had many
times accompanied Mr. Guggcn
helm to nrizofichts. He denied he
' ever hml hnnn nt-rlorpil frnm the
Guggenheim home.
"I have always been good frlc bds
both with Mr. and Mrs. Guggen
heim, " he said. "In .fact, MrH.
Guggenheim helped me put over
some rather good realty transac
tions. I never announced I waH
courting Natalie, but her mother
and father must have known I was
fond of her."
Huggestlons that the Guggen
helms might seek to have the mar
riage annulled were met by Ger
man with the statement: "Nat
alio and I have been married for
weeks; I don't see how the mar
riage can he annulled;" .
Livestock
POliTLAND, Ore., April 17. P
CATTLE AN CALVES Receipts
105; market active. Heifers (800
lbs. down), good. $11.2511.50; do
cftmihon. $9.50ll.i!S. Vows, good,
$106rfl0.50; do common to medium,
$8fr l0; do low tntter, StitY 8. '
HOGS Market steady. Drire-lhi
selling fit $ll.f0 down. Receipts
300, all direct.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts
255. .Market Bteady.
Arrest AttHkcr
OAKLAND, Ciil.. April 17. ff)
Hod Murrny, 17-year-old office
boy, admitted he was the'attacker
of two yoiMtg women here, police
said. He has been srught for
weeks.
Ran Fraiicbtro nuttcrfAt
RAN FUANCTHCO, April 17.
A Kutterfnt f. o. b. Han Fran
clueo 4 7c.
. 4
fiPOKANE. Wash. OPV Mrs.
Grace A mirk, local policewoman.
Who totes a "police positive" on
Her tours of dtity, has been award
ed a medal for being one of the
first four ranking marksmen of tho
force.
: 15 1 1 1
7,000,000 t'sc Parks.
CHICAGO. (&) The zoo Is not-
Lincoln . Parks only attraction.
More than 7,000,000 men, women
and qhildren, . according to park
records, participated In more than
dozen sports In tho park's plny-
g round areas last year .
There s Pride and Economy
in Owning Your Own Home
7 Preferred
Stock
.Tnvpst your jiloney in tliis sue
ffssTui hni(! iustitiitiuii it's
RAPE, PROFITABLE a n 1
AVAIIjABLK. Ou-ucr.s of this
stock tvrre vowillly paid $Mr
OfiO fov (i montlis oiii'tiinirs. .
mm)
Make an invesement bf yoiii" :
rent dollars. Enjoy the home
you've always wanted. .
Our convenient home loans c
make this possible '. .'. you can
pay in easy monthly install
ments, just like rent. . .. .
JACKSON COUNTY '
BUILDING & LOAN
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ASSOCIATION
Over 20 Years in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Cent
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EVERYWHERE. IN CANADA,
Watch Tonutie
Fdf Signs oHllttess
Your tonKue. is nothing- more
than the upper end of your atomach
vryA intoutttlPR. It IS me IirSl II1IIIK
vour doctor I00K 81. 41 lens nt .
glance the1 condition of your diges
tive system una . puyawiBiw
thttt 80 per cent of all sicknesRes
start with stomach and bowel
.nitkla
A wnue or yeuuw-
lah coating , bn your
tongue is a danger
signal of those diges
tive disorders. It tells
you why tne least ex
..tinn t.lrna VOU out
lrtvm wny you
TONGUE. , me uuj.cn, is "-
tmy morning! stomach, dizzy spells.
And 4f s a sign you need Teniae.
This good old reliable meditine has
holtuwl fhnuaanda who Were physi
cal wrecks. See how the first bot-
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Tarilae contains no mineral
4rug; it fs made of barks, herbs
and roots nature's own medicines
foif the side. Get a bottle from
your druggist today. Your money
back if It doesn't help you.
Tanla
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INDIGESTION
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. . . QUICKLY
Tali Fan); V.taUaMl
aids nature as a lax
ative In its digestive
duties. Often on of
these little Pills taken aiter meals
or ait bedtime will do. wonders, es
pecially when you have overeaten
or are troubled .with constipation.
Hemembflr they are Dr. Carter's for
mula, young and old can take them.
AM DrUKKlsts 25c and 76c red page;
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modations at Jasper Park Lodge for
625 guests. -
Two' crack trains, radio-equipped,
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