Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextA MTCDFOTvD MATL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, FTTR otji:;o, Monday, may -n, - paoe - - -- sr . .. ATHLETICS WAX l Local Boy Features Fine Card ' j fiftU) BULLETS FAT ON WINS over mm McGilticuddy's Hired Men Take Eleventh Straight Victory Solons Van quished in 12 Out of 13 Tests for Season- ' By William J. Cliipman ( Awaociated Presa Sporta Writer) - If the American loaguo only wer composed of Junt the Hen- iJ utora and the Athletics, life would be nothing but a long, sweet dream for the hireling of Prof. CornelluB McOilllcuddy. The aaplr injc Mackinen have played at a .650 clip ngalnnt tlio either six clubs, but have a vent Red a neat .91i3 against Walter Johnaon's en- itry, which many picked to win the i(- Barnard pennant. Their record is J" 13 out of 20 against the league in general, 12 out of 13 agulnst their Washington cousins. $ Tho Athletics shifted the scene "3 to the Capital City yesterday to jfi flhnde the Senators by 4 to for j the eleventh straight Philadelphia jf victory, nine of which have neon 2 at the expense of the selfsame jf Senators. f The victory maintained the Ath letics comfortably ahead of their field, four games in front of the BrownH, who shaded Cleveland by 1 to 0, and five and one-half, to tho fore of the Yankees and the Tigers, who rested Jn a virtual tie for third place. Old Red Fnber applied the one-hit treatment to the Tigers in Chicago to win by fki 9 In n n'u Iha Vnnlrnau u-nnt rin n q pree in Boston to halt tho Ked !j Sox by 15 to 4. Babe Ruth's ninth home run i was the crowning blow In a 16-hlt ; assault which the champions ;v5 showered upon the MeBsrs. Kd "I Morris, Ed Di uhani, Kd Carroll, Billy Bayne and Jack Russell. I "Watte Hoyt was doing very well ; with the New York pitching until he became involved in a heated vj debate with Air.' Richard Nallin. r' the umpire. Hoyt spent tho rest ' of the afternoon in the club house ij wondering whether he would get J credit for the pitching victory, t'Whtch he did. Ol The game marked the first ap "jearance of the Yankees upon j ; Braves field, which the Red Sox use for Sunday games because of its advantage over the; Fenway in seating capacity. , RIp"Callins scattered seven In dian hits to win over Willis Budlln by 1 to 0 on only five safe blows by his St. Louis comrades. Blue's gj uoume anu Aianusn s single in tne eighth settled the argument, leav ing tho Browns In a tiircatenlnir $ position. The Pirates definitely Inserted :J themselves into the National league fight, far the moment at any event, by taking both ends of j u double-header from the Cardl js nals at Sportsman's park. The scores were 12 and 8 and 7 to 5. with Burleigh Grimes stampeding ,j to the aid of faltering Pittsburgu 'a pitchers in each engagement. The i Cubs, aided by a Hurnsby home l run, had little difficulty In turn ij Ing back the Reds by 6 to 11 ut $ Chlc'ago. j The Salmth resutts In the Na '! tlonal league left tho Cubs louri ng Ing the Cardinals by a msi-gin of S,un full game, repi'osented by a flfferonce of two in the losing olumn this In spite of two de I feats in three days for the bruins I in St. Louis. The Pirates rested only one and rwie-half games be .' hind the Cubs, half a game to the V roar of the champion Cardinals, j The rest of the league remained I below the .500 mark, despite the fifth consecutive victory of the !j Oiants. who stopped the Braves by -' IB to 8 at the Polo grounds. The Robins" completed t'.ic Na- tlonal league program by cleaning .si up their third straight over tho S Phillies. 5 to 4. ' I Km irz by Charles G.BootK . SYNOPSIS: Startled by the souml of someone cntoriiuj; the Og- den mine, Ptx-bUt ami Deacon stantl tnck in the cUirkiuvw and nuteli lUs apprtacli. Tlio in a n makes mi apimmitly futile scaivti near tlit rifh vein. Ah lie In alMtut to leave, liLs searelillght reveals Ills Identity Hoy llumiuoiid, the San Felii liiwycr, Pwbles nml Di4ietn do ma lvveal their pre eiiee and fonchide tluit lUimmond sought' Hyde's snuff-box. 'As the two men start the return trip to Sau Keliixs Peebles eiamlnes the mnvsiwiiKT Ito found under the skeleton in the mine, CHAPTER 28. The Ace of Sondes. One of the headlines I had- no ticed In the mine again caught my eye and I read the paragraph be neath 1t: ANOTHKR HOI-DPP AT LPNDY'S WHERK IS THK LAW? Ten thousand in gold and cash were stolen from Mr. Joe l-umly s safe enrly this morning. This Is the fourth of a series of thefts and hold-ups in Lundy's Place in the past three months, and it is by far the largest amount yet taken. The town Is in a fine state when a man cannot conduct a respectable busi ness venture without being subject outrages of this sort, and the Firebrand calls on Deputy Sheriff Hillings to do his duty. The Fire brand has It on good authority that Mr. Lundy has brought an expert from San Francisco to see what's what; nnd he has ordered his men to shoot to kill! CitlKens of Tor ridity, look to your gold! And your guns! (We know of half a dozen good ropes itching to stretch the hombre's neck. Joe. Ye Kd.) The item wa interesting nnd ; square meal since Sunday morn- amusing and something of a side-1 ing." PAT PADKLFOUD One of the largest fight crowds this season is expected tonight at the armory to see Pat Padelford, Mod ford boxer. In action against Kd Kdlemann of Bend for six rounds, one of four six-round events scheduled for tho evening. The principals have been working out hard for some time and boxing fans are pro.mlsed action In every bout by Jack Wood, promoter. Another big feature of the card will bo a six-round event between Jackie McCoy of this city and RfIMn Chiii-rh of Pnrtlnnd. ' nio- ceded by a bout between Rcd Sor ensen of Central Point, ex-army champ of New York, and Frankle Monroe nf Hood River. Padelford will veig5 in around 133 pounds, McCoy 147 nnd Horensen 144, nnd Joe Corbott of Roseburfc. who will 'meet Steamboat Jackson of Klam I nth Falls, will weigh in around 155 J poundH. And what with you going off nml the house being bruko into ami your lovely door " Thrusting her aside, I rushed In to my den and took up the tele phone. Deacon was In his office. "What have you done with Lucy and Jerry?" 1 bawled at him. "They are not here, John." tie said in a troubled voice. "I don't know where they are, John. They are not here. Tho boy hasn'f given himself up. We haven't seen either, of them." 1 hung up the receiver, ait empty feeling about my heart. If I hadn't put the Instrument down I should have dropped it. My logs benmi to tremble and f collapsed into a chair. They hadn't been . seen! Where were they? What had.h'tp-' pened? Yenterday afternoon they had had plenty of time! That sand storm? O o o d (iod! Nonsense! They were safe somewhere! But where? Why hadn't they tele phoned ? t Mrs" M of fit was In the room. She began to weep. "Mr. Peebles! there's something the matter Miss Lucy they hawn't tunu'1 up " she was be ginning. I stopped her shortly. "There's nothing wrong! The children will bo home tomorrow. What have you got for supper?' She must have believed me for after a sniffle or two she dried her eyes and gave mo her melancholy smile. 'A beefsteak .pie and a caramel pudding." "Excellent. 13 a r 1 y. please," I went on briskly. "I haven't had ASHLAND GARNERS, nnrnirn v cvtda UrUlLn IIVLAInrtlk. It MM Villi II 'I 'I L MtUlk. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.: ABllllind defentort- Mcdford yen-; lordny. 18 to 15, In 13 Innings, In the first basolmll (tunic of the sea son. Despite a chilly breeze that swept the crandMlnnd. there was! a goodly crowd, which loft 78 at the Bate. . The' contest turned out j better financially than expected, ac cording to ManaKCr Paul Taylor. There were plenty of hits and errors, and the score see-sawed. Both teams showed lack of prac-. tlce and teamwork. Jack Hughes pitched for Medford. Three or four times ho would strike out a couplo of men in ah inning, and then the hobbling would start. The official storekeeper gave up in disgust when the mlts and nils cues became plentiful. . The flame teams probably will play at the fairgrounds again next Sunday. In the meantime. Oranls Pass and fllendale are negotiating to form a combination team. " The temperature was so frigid yesterday that J. Court Hall, for the first time In his life, left a bull game before tho final out. Mr. Hall asserted that ho nearly froze tu death. Pacific Coast League ' W. U Mission l...; 41 17 m AngBlfiB 35 27 San Frarclsco 3,1 3!) Hollywood , 29 27 Oakland 31 31 Sacramento .., 28 37 Portland 22 34 Seattle 21 30 National League W. U Chicago 21 11 St. Louis 21 13 Pittsburgh 19 12 New York , 14 16 Philadelphia 13 10 'OHton 14 18 Ilrooklyn 13 1(1 Cincinnati 11 21 American League W. L. vhfiadolnhia 25 8 St. Louis 22 13 new lork - 1! 13 T-,.m't , 22 10 CloTcland 10 18 v-uicut,u 13 23 Washington 10 22 Boston i 10 24 1 - I 1 MS? i Kitten Ball League Coast League Yesterday ItH sinister pinootliiicssi Ncarcd .my hand I hold tlio ace of spades." ' IT'S folly to suffer Ion? from ncuJ i'i ntis. neuralgi. or headaches when j relief is swift and sure, with Bayer ' Aspirin. For 28 years the medical I profession has recommended it. It ;y does not affect the heart. Take it I for colds, rheumatism, sciatica, I lumbago. Gargle it for a sore throat i or tonsilitis. Proven directions for ; its many uses, in every package, .-jj All drug stores have genuine Bayer ! Aspirin which is readily identified 'Jky the name on the box and the Bayer cross on every tablet. Si &PIRIN t Afptrin h tfci of Bam MHTifrtort Tho Cioltl Seal Creamery and tho Post Office otlll top the Kitten Ball league. Both teams were given a scare last week when the Street Department held eaeh team to a low score. Tuesday evening the Post Office had a hard time winning from them by the score of 6 to 6. Thursday evening tho Street Department had everything tht;lr own way with the Gold Seals, but lost the contest In the last frame due to errors. Gold Seal 7, Street Department 4. June 6 the Gold Heals play the Post Office. This promises to be a hot game, and from all appear ances It Ik to decide the league championship. Teum Standing AV. I,. Gold Seals 6 0 Post Office 5 i a Merehnnts 4 1 Co pro Genera! . S- , 1 Snider' Dairy ...,.,. 3 2 High School 3 2 Gate & Lvdlard 1 4 Mall Tribune I , 4 Copco Warehouse t : 6 Street Department 0 . 1 LA GRANDE GOLFERS Klrst game R. H. K. Los Angeles 7 11. 0 Pr-tland 16 0 - Batteries: Plitt nnd Sandberg; Fulierton, Heck and Wood all. Second game H. II. K. Los Angeles 8 13 1 I'ortland 6 8 1 Batteries: Boehler, Peters. Hob erts and Hannah; Powers, Be k, Mali u ft ey and Bates. nrsL KH.me H. H. K. Sun Krunclsco 3 9 1 Seattle I G 1 Batteries: Davis and Howard ; Edwards, Plpgrnw and Cox. Seeond grim It. H. K. San Francisco 3 0 1 tjtMfllo H 11 a Butteries: Jonos, Glynn nnd Heed; Flsch ond Borreanl. Firm game It. Jf. K. Sacramento 8 12 6 Hollywood 13 17 0 Butteries: Keating. Gould. Vin ci, Flynn, Rryan and Severeld; milvey. Hollerson: Marty, Wetzel and Cook. Basxlcr, Sacramento 6 8 ft Hollywood 7 8 2 Bnlt cries: Flynn, Itochas and Kochlcr; Johns 0 Marty, llollerson and Bassler. Seven Innings by agreement). Morning game 11. II. K. Oakland 8 13 0 MiHfllon V..V; 10 15 0 Bstterlen: Jeff coat and Head; Pilette, Hubbe'll, McQuaid and Baldwin. I-A GRAXDK. Ore., May 27. I t$) The Im Grande Country club golf team won Cie annual spring interstate tournament here yester day, srming K, points. Walla Walla was second with 8n3'v. Boise third with 735. Pendleton i-fi?, and ItAkt'i 5lo, Afternoon, game R. H Oakland 8 14 0 .Mission 14 18 3 Batteries: Krause, Nevir and Hoffman; Hurst. Jef fjoat. Young, ; Kantch. 'rnghcad, Cjiis anil ; Read. I C1en rnjtn wanted at th Mall Tribune office! If light on conditions of that day, but nothing more, apparently, and why it should occur to mo that there might be a connection between Mr. Lundy's misfortune and Andrew's death I couldn't for the Hfo of mo tell. But the notion had got Into my head and there It stuck., ', "Listen to this, Henry." I read! the Item to him. "Pity the poor devil If they found i him." he muttered grimly. "Tor-! ridity was one wild town from what! I hear." . . ! Of my feeling that the item! might have bearing upon the mat ter whith occupied our minds I said nothing. Henry Is intolerant of feelings. Pitchfork Canyon, to which we presently came, had lost none of h grim terror, but we managed the ascent without disaster In something under two hours. It was three o'clock when wo reached Hun Felipe. Deacon dropped mo at a downtown corner, muttering some thing about seeing inn later. He hod been in a gloomy mood ever since we left Torrldlty and I had attributed it to hWt bewildered state of mind. Henry had been" so sure of certain things, regretfully sure, It Is true, but sure, nevertheless, and our discoveries had shaken his conclusions more than ho had ad mitted. Needless to say, his per plexity had delighted me and I had let him alcne. Hailing a taxi. T settled Into It, keenly anticipating tho Joyful re union before me. I had expected Deacon to insist on driving me home and I was relieved when ho didn't, for I wanted tho children to mvttelf. My longing for n sight of Lucy's Lce had become almost a physicarachc and I could hardly Hit still on my seat. Lucy had come to me as a little thing, but I had never dreamed that she would ever fill my heart as completely as she did. One of these days I won hi lose her. The realization twisted my heart, but I knew I could rec oncile myself to It. Jerry was a fine lad, too. Jf only Andrew had lived to see th flowering of these young liven: But he hadn't and we had Mill to clap a rope around the nefk of the devil who had killed him. Well, in a little while now. surely . , . I began to think nf what we'd have to say to one another, Jerry and Lucy and I. What with Jer ry's mad flight to Torrldlty, Lucy's dnAng pursuit of hiin, my own ex-! perlences In the town, and the dis coveries Deacon and I hud made in the mine, we'd have enough to keep 'Oir tongues wagging until mld inght. Mrs. Moffil met me at the door. "Where is Lucy?" I demanded, pushing Into the house. "I don't know, Mr. Peebles. I haven't heard u word of her since ( went 'to Circle Sunday morning. Nor you, neither. Nor Mr. Jerry. And what with the fiouse being hroken into and your lovely door ruined simply ruined and thr police doing nothing about It " "Not here! Not here!" I shouted. "Xnnen?e, unman! Of course they j are here!" I "Indeed they are not!" sh wept hysterically. "And" 1 haven't en Miss Lucy sipco Sunday niomihK- Brushlng her out of the den, I went to my bedroom and began to prepare for my bath. But my mind was still In a ferment of apprehen sion; at moments,- actual dread pos sessed me. Should I start out io look for them at once? Should I ralso a general alarm? Or should 1 leave It entirely to Deacon? When 1 found myself standing in the bath tub with my shoes on I derided It was time I made up my mind. I would plvo them "until noon to morrow. If they hadn't turned up then Pd start back for Torrldlty In a hired car. Cleansed of the grit of Skull Val ley, I got Into clean linen and a fresh suit. I was fumbling for my billfold In. the right-hand hip pock et of the trousers J had taken oif when my blood suddenly turned cold In my veins. My blllinhl was there right enough, but there vh,h something else with it, tho stulHtor smoothness of which scored my hand s If It were a hot Iron !h;it I held instead of a playing curd, the nee of spades. It hadn't been a nlyhlmnre and Furlo had lied! (Copyright, 1919, Wm. Morrow Co.) Petdtlm' RlMtMtly nightmare wllli the two figures at the Kkcr tnhlt; whm no dream. Tomorrow's chap tct bring him a Htep nearer tho solution of Ogden's murder. COOKING EXPERTS MAKE DISCOVERY Decide by Unanimous Vote in Favor of Cooking Vege tables in a Small Amount of Water with the Addition of Sugar ' Unununl cooking tests were con ducted recently in New York by a froup of fiimous cookinjr experts, hepurposo of the experiments wnn to discover the most delicious of all wavs for cooking veKetubles, The various wnys of cooking vegetables were tried. Ordinary seasonings were used, and experi ments were made with varying amounts of water. Then sugar was tried. In every case cooking vege tables In a small amount of wnter, with sugar, won the unanimous vote of the experts. Add a dash of sugar in cooking spinach, use little water, Bnd note how much better the spinach tastes. Put two cups nf shelled peas nnd four scraped n"d sliced young, ten der carrots in just enough water to rover, adding tablespoon of granu lated sugar. When nearly tender, add one chopped, small onion and a tablespoonful of butter. Add salt and pepper and a dnsh of sugar. .Simmer until the onion is cooked. The use of siifar can mean that children and adults can be encour aged to eat enough of these health ful foods. Us a flash of pugar In cooking P"a, lima beuns, string beans, corn, carrots, beets, pirmips, sweet po-tiitot-s. souash or onions, and police tlw added delicacy of flavc. Most foods are faore delicious and nour ishing with sugar. The Supar Institute. Another Shipment Received! We just received another shipment of $35 all-wool suits this morning. They Go on Sale at $1450 , Sizes 35 to 42 Don't wait till your size is gone, but come in, get yours. That's all today. 4-Room Furnished House for Rent' WILL H.WILSON 32 North Front Street WIS n&7 TTTSv T f 1 JS TON1GHT-8:30 MEDFORD ARMORY Double Main Event Each 6 Rounds JACKJE McCOY vs,. BILLY CHURCH PAT PADELFORD vs. EDDIE . EDLEMANN SORENSEN vs. MONROE Of Central Point Of Klamath Falls ' , JOE CORBIN vs. STEAMBOAT JACKSON Of Rosoburg Of Klamath Falls One Preliminary Admission $1.00; Reserved $1.50; Ladies and Children 50c iwiin,iwunijM m 1 i The Practical Value of our family room baa been proved tlmo and again. We are convinced that It Is one. of the most desirable, facilities wo offer the . public. ! Tire family room enables thoso within to and hear the service In the, chapel without being expoxed to (be gazo of tho others ut tending tlio services. 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