Medford mail tribune., June 06, 1929, Image 4

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MEnFOKD MATL TRIBUTE, MEDFQUT), OHFiOK, TIIunKDAY. JUNE 0, 102?)..
CARD DEFEAT
IN TOP SPOT
Bucs Handed Lead Without
Effort When Giants Trim
Cardinals, 6 to 4 Bos
ton Hands White Sox 17
to 2 Drubbing.
It) Willhiiii .!. nilpniun,
AfhoriaiiMl I'ivhh Kpuvts Writer,
After compiling a IohIdk Hlieaic
of one eneeiillve Kiinie, the Ath
letics returned to the winning col
li inn yi'sti-i'day h their fellow
l'ennylvaiiliins, the Pirates, ('limit
ed into the National leu k ue inad
without liitini: a hat. The Mue
raneer' turned this tiielt hy sittliiK
Idle'in the ruin while the (Hunts
thumped the Cardinal hy i to 4 at
Ht. i.iui.
The ' A t h I e t I e k ili-frated the
Itrowns hy 5 to li. and of eourfi
trained a full cunic over the St.
I .on In contend its. who fell info
third place. The Yankees w ork d
ardinmsly for 1- Innings to ilefe.it
CJeveiand hy 6 to f in the Uuppert
rtadium. lint'h J he Yankees and
the Browns now lire six and one
half (,'aniOH1 hehlnd the Athletic,
hut the champions have an edj;e
over Ht. Louis In percenlafje he
cause I-)an Jlowley's men have play
ed more panics and lust more.
The Muck tan victory nave Kuhe
Wulhers it ng titer opjiort unity to
display his mastery over ' t he St.
Louisians. who collected only four
hits off his delivery.
The pitching perfection which
hns marked 'recent panics at the
Yankee stadium was mlsMm; yes
terday whi-n Waile Hoyt had .o
have therein of Fred llelmacli tJ
pull the lluuhten through surecfts
fully. John Mlljus saved Joe Shaute
from ti )Hd -situation in the seventh
hut himself Mtrctimhed in the 1-tli
when two scratch singles, a pass
and a sacrifice manufactured the
winning run.
The Sox ran up (he umuziim to
tal (for them) uf L'U hits and 17
runs to defeat the Wllllti Sox hy
1 7 to i! at Kenway.
Washington continued Its Im
provement hy defeat lm; letrolt, i
to 2. Kred Marhcrry halted the
famous Tiner attack with five hits.
.Action hi the Nat lonal league
was diminished hy rain which pre
rerited I'lttshurKh and Jinston from
laylnc John McCraw employed
his' old device of making two sec
ond strliiK pltcherfl do the work
of 'one first line man. After the
Cardinals prodded Curl Mays for
three runs, :il Walker was went
In o oppose t'lurenee Mitchell. The
relief mun hutm on until the (limits
(.Hire li I in u lend, unit then tift.l It.
I'lili k I In r-.v'M 13th home run help
ed the Ciirdluiils to rout M.iy.
The chief Item of Interest In Cln
elnniiH'M 21 tu 4 decision fiver the
I'hllllex uns Chuck Klein' Mill
lnime-rtin. which ennhleil HiIh hurd
hlttlnit I'hllnileliihiun to retain the
inter-leiiKtio lead.
The Culm seemed really to lose
another one. when n sudden rally
for four run .In the ninth Have
them 11 decision liver llrooklvn liv
i to 3.'
POUTI.ANH. Ore.. June . bV
I ni Hern, Salt hake, heavyweight
wrestler, took two out of three
falls from Moh Kruse, iswego,
here last nlht. Hern won the
first fall In 3 2 minutes. 1 1 sec
ondn on a flying chancery. Kruse
took the second fall in five min
utes, nine seconds with a mutch
Men or Htaudlug wristhuks. Hern
took tlte final fall in two minutes
when he hoisted Kruse In the ah.
threw him over his shoulder and
smashed htm to tht mat. Hern
weighed I9'i, Kt llse 1 !M 4 .
In the preliminary. Ituy Jeffiles.
Portland, and Jtie Ke no Ids, l.os
Angeles, wrestb-d to a draw, each
winning a rail.
Pi-Nonet's i 'iiplurttl
SAI.KM, ort; June (.Vi t'ho
t iottberg and t t de Parsons, con
vicis who c.-caiied from a state
prison work gang at Lake I.abtsh
yef-terday. ' wnl" oapturod about
midnight near Jiei vlas by o. .
Moliiue. guard, , und were teturncd
to ihh penitentiary ' '
ODOR
CLEANING
FLUID'
(HON HPLOWE)
PUIS PIRATES
VICTOR AND
3
WW
i
AnKOCidtril I'rr.'i l'holo
Joyce Wcthcrcd (left) queen of British golf, and Glenno Collett,
American champion, after Miss Wethered'8 sensntlonal vIctoKy at
St. Andrews In which oho made an uphill fight to defeat the American
for the British ladies' championship.
STANDINGS;
OF THE
CLUBS.
raclfic oast I -van tie
I'ct. ;
.701 ,
.r.li'.i;
"?!
.Missions
Sun Franelsc)
l.os AllKeles .
Hollywood ...
Oakland
Surrntnenlo .
Seat tin
Portland
17
4 I
(IX
3-1
a?
:io
L'li
:'3
.Ttl-I
.41 I
t
,s
-Kl
411
4 3
Nut if I l.enmie.
w.
I'lttobiiriih - 25
St. Louis 0
Chlcairo 4
New Vork -1
Philadelphia
llostnn ill
Ilronklyn 1 ."i
Citiclnnutl ir
L.
15
17
17
IX
IVt.
.r3K :
.TlHIl
.s:nt j
,37;'
America n league.
Philadelphia
Ney, Vork .
St. IjhiIs
Detroit
Clevelaml
Washington
Cliicano
lioslon
3
10
it;
is
... Jl
.. Hi
... it;
... Hi
.310
Coast League
Yesterday
(Ity the AVorltilrd Press.)
li. II. K.
Portland U 7 'J
Oakland 3 11 3
Or) mail and Woodall; McKvoy
and llcad,
II. H. K.
.Missions 3 10 0
l.os Angeles I t 0
Nelson and Italdwln; Plitl, l'.oeh
Icr and Samiherg.
K. 1 1. K.
Hollywood ! Hi '2
San l-'ranctseo s lit 2
Site) leu I tack and lia.nsler; Cu
uieE, C'tnich, iloucs. (llynn and Kecd,
i. H. K.
7 I it a
4 Hi 2
'iiH.i and
Seattle
Sacramento
House and Stelne
Seveleid.
Fights Last Night
My The Validated Press
PI 1 1 HA Hi ;i.PI H A . K id Choco
late. Cuba, outpointed Vidal Ore
gorii, Spain, ( I 0 ; leorge t "oin t
ney. ( iklahouui, out point ed Jack
.Mi-Vey. New York, t Id); Joe
Huns. California, outpointed Pink
cy Kaufmau. Ilai tl'to tl, Conn.,
ilu); P.iily Wallace, Pltlladelplua .
outpointed I truce Rowers, New
Itochelle, N, V., (lit).
HA I. KM, tre Tedie Kox, Imhv
pendeiicc boxer, scored a lut
inlnnte knockoiii over Allle Taylor
tif I tend tu their leu-round main
event mix heie hist nkbt.
l'llll.Alil'i.I'lil v, ,,mi, it... ,,-.,
.Iluiiny Cionin, mricliler uv with
Mm I'oitlanil chit, ef the TacKIc
Coal leaKlle. Will join tile I'hllH
ilelphlu Alhlellen. prehahly late
next week. He come here in a
trade nherehy ,!,. K.issler of ilic
Alhleth-K ko.-.io Coillanil. It In
utideixtood Hint I'ortland a!-o re
celeM home ea.-h.
I-OKTI.ANO, tire , .luue li - t.ri- -
Vorcl I elve.l here today thnt
Krheut li-e Jalinke. nslslalit Kee
reiary of the nuvy, win p,y n vlull
In Oieuon Inte lliin month .lahttcke
U in chalKe of iivhillon und Is
niakltiK H tour of tlo. I'.., in,
t'.it lusiliig iiiiml hui-es.
VANQUISHED
t 4
i tA At
NORBEEK LOOKING
IN AGAINST
F
!,.,!, k
receive
l use
( ISWe'o Wi'i
tler, inuy
k in his
decided K. l-l.i
i v-' thnj; amhllions when he meets
j Moose Nttrheck at the Armory to-
! morrow night. If Moose has his way
Jihout the mutter. He is In ltose-
; Imux
vera I days and there last
filing said Kruse was due for a
11 deserved defeat, especially
after
K rust'
it match at Astoria, where
Ued i.cstionah!e tactics !n
defeating Xorl
Mouse wresth'd Sailor Jack Wtn-d
of ;h)s t-ity in liosehurg last even
ing ami It was not particularly
hard work to defeat the local man
for one fall tu ten minutes, lie is
j well muscled und has years ef
."r,- 1 wrestling experience hehind him.
.(ilu S believes K ruse's comparative In
.I'.no j experience, although the latter h:is
.r.io wrestled severat years, will make
,.SK 1 the match milch easier. Xorheek
.li'Mi j is operating an athletic shoy ami
.340 : for the past six weeks has been
meeting aii comers.
ii u-, iiiiHi'vrr. is oi a oiiiereut
opinion than .Moose and believes u.
i jiimi niiiPiiKT inaicn io win. lie
i Is particularly anxious to defe-it
Xorheek to retain his prestige in
the wrestling world.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Pngo Ono.)
siinr, iiidiv moili'fii, Unit livt'd
(inly 1 1 1 1,1 II II l.l Mil I vein's 11 :'.
f
Mure iiiti'iesliiie; tlliili lilt'
liiuiiliisiitir in- the inosiiMiur mill
I heir iliiinofs is I lui. fm-t Unit Ini
iiiiin luiiniis iiiiiltinlili'illy will
lie living iiinl wtirkini; hen
1011,111111,000 ynifs ri'i.in ninv
WI111I soft (if cffiilures will
lliey lie nl'li'i' so lull),' a prriotl
til' rvdliil imi '.'
Only U'.OOO yi-iirs I'toiu Hie
Mule slum' imo iiiiw, we luivc
iliinc 11 "iMiil n I . yi111l will
ini'ii iiec(iiiiii.sli in Ih,. next
I'il'l.v ni' 11 Iniinlivd milliiMi
yeiirs.'
Wall Street llltlnot feel kii very
happy yesierilay. Kleree men. in
Ihe t nlleil Slates Senate, thotmltt
Willi Street nimhi to he Inveati
Kateil, anil stock canihlliii; illsconr
used. Anylunly that hotKlit much
anil milil w itliln litl days should lie
taved niihstnntlally.
Such talk Is niiiiovltiK. when vim
are walchitiK Ihe ticker. However,
it doet not affect real values, nl
Ihmmh it may nffuct teniiiorarv
ilice iiuotatlons.
Select your real value, piiy fur
It. doti'l .mnnlile, mid you need nol
worry.
In New York yesierilav (he dlrec
j lots of tin. lion runty Trust Com
puny voted ,0 their stocKholdcrs
S-'O a year prom per share, nml
iinnouined a division of n "11101011"
o( ahum $:ii,ooii,ooti at present mar
ket prices.
The husiness of lendlnK tnonev
; is comtiiiiahle and pfoflttilile.
! The new Utitish cahlnet tnnv in
j elude one woman. Mat-Wire! Hond
field, memlier ir (he laher puny.
. Many heliove lhal IVi'sliicnt
Hoover s cahlnet should Include n'
least one woichn. That may route
I later.
j The l ulled Stales should have
j at least one woman ninhassador to
an liniK.rtnut ctuinliy. If only in
1 prove that women have more com
j inott sense than men.
1 Vllr.hiy rour years 11(11 a Hide slrl
horn in San rranclscn. itndet
the Mexican finis. She died Tun
day. San Ki tun-Ism, when she ftrst
saw II, was' 11 llllle MeMiali ptield'i
inlled '"erhn Huemi."
Now It Is a (treat metropolis.
She was the first "white child"
of Anglo Savon patents horn In San
Kraneisco.
II Is hard In realise how manv
(hints have happened In tills routi
try since (hat Utile gill was horn.
A man pue.ti'il hlu exHinlimtliiiiH I
yesturduy In Whthhw, I'olumt, cot'
hlu Ilcc!i80 a a tuxiral) driver, und
went to work for Jll a week. Ills I
mime in Prince Vluillinlr Conmun
tlnovltch, und lie Ih a nephew of
the la,e czar of nimula. '
The KruiidHon of u nentleman re
cently kalner In (Jermuny Ik kuI'I
to have not a joh not Ioiik hIiicv
in the Kord uutoinobllo fuctory.
I'roliuhly both ol' them without
knowing it are happier than they
would have been if the ezur hill
lived and the kainer bad stayed on
hiH throne.
There U not much 8iitifitction
In wliat yoti do not earn, .
Standard OH of New Jcraey
cldPH to tllvldl! profitu with Its ex-
eciitives. The bralllB of the com -
pany will have part of what they
earn. Genera! .Motora adopted thai
lilan lorn; aKo, and it la Rood for
stockholder.
, , , , ,
Samuel Johnson said no man
over wrote well except for pay.
You may add thut no man evei
ouL-n inn uuni " a duioi, lliai
'" i, ' , 1 ," """
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x'l.iir imiTo i
Tonight's UieetiliK Will
prompt ly at 7 : 3( lit order
lieKin
to let
tut early for the graduating exer
cises. Jtev. Huff will speak on
"A Wonderful Walk." ' His ines
sae last niKht was fireatly ap
preciated hy the lai'tte audience in
attendance. He will nvv a so In,
Shali lie Satisfied," In the
course of the evening.
The congregation ' was aug
mented last night hy the attend
ance of the mid-week congreg i
tlon of Itev. Keen of the First
Methodist church. '- '
Tomorrow night will., bo family
night, when t'.ie evangelist will
-sjieak on "American Homes." A
prize will he awarded tho, lurgest
family group in attendance.
start Ihik . Voyage.
SmVHAU. Alaska. .Mine C.
Sailltu; alone in a sniiill rollap:
silile
ooal that has nc inolor tiower.
Iiert oil;ht of l.os Aiuteh s
gdanneil to leave here some time
today on a I'lTOil-iiiile trip to New
York.
..on the court
.in a.
MILD inJ yet
THEY SATISFY
O Uooirr & Mm, Toucco Co
E WORK'
STARTS ON NEW ;ENTERTA!NS FOR
PRE-qOOL PUNTj!NCOIViiNGCLASSi
Construction work on the new; The local Junior lilmi xchoul held
fsu.OOV pre-coollnh- plant of theloiien bouse to the Kruduateu of i
.Medford lee und Storage company iiill Kranimar Kchools ift the city i
on South Kir Htreet. is- proKress-
inn inpiilly, und the pourinK of
concrete ban ntarteil
concrete has ntarteil. Thu plant
1 will he comnletpil and
ready fur ;
operation by July 20.
Storam- eiiKlneers are
now work-
I lot; on plans for the iiiKtullation of
a conveyor system, that will pcr-
mil the puhkiikc of u box of fruit
,..,, .. ,, i,.,
,,.f,iKera.or car with but one
i,.,,,,,,,,,,.. Tnlli w ,.(Ulr(, ,,.
use of a system of helts and rav-
ity rollers. It will
5 roilKh hnndllnK und expedite the
removiil of fruit from the unload
ItiK platforms. The conveying syn.
ten. will he the most modern in
the vallov
The work of storinK ice In the
at the rate of IIS tnns per day. I
The warehouse has a rapacity of!
over Hi, uoo tons: it will not he
filled to the eaves this year, owing,
to a lack of time, hut there will j
he mnre than an ample supply of
ice for the frill: shipments.
,, , , .....
I lie ire company ih inonillzInK
Its forces and machinery, for the
j iciriK season.
j Through arrahKcments with the
Southern I'aclfic audp the., I'aeific
I Km it Kx press, past years' delays
jin "s nttinK'" andmoj-)pe;' of fruit
i cars when loaded will he elimi-
; nated. - . .
lii:Tl!( 'IT. .June C (Pi After
rereiviiiK a iiolice report'. whicli
CMiKlciniied as "silly irlul stupid"
Ihe play "Uiamntid I.H" :n,w Jiein;;
howij at .the Shubert-Oetroit the-.iti--.
.ilarrini; the author, Mao
W(t, city authorities today nave
the
clot-
"""f-, ,lrl uniu Diiiniiiy iu
the Detroit showing of the '
pro, lection.
(P V-"-"?
ciga ret.te its'
Ch ester field
FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccoi, not only BLENDED
JUNIOR IH M
i '"' niKht from X o clock to 10:30.
"I""1"""" 'y !
T. A. of the
Intermediate m'hool, tite affair
waH planned to wlcomr and ini
tiate the youthful graduateH Into
the new rotutne. It also nerved as
a rally to enroll the mothers of
the future Junior hih students In
the 1-T. A. of the Hehool.
l.'nder the di reel inn of Mrs.
I James 1 J. .HcNair, newly ' elected
I president of the junior ;tih l'T.
7'.' wnii (lenvereu an imurnrni au-
ui i i n i iii re r i, t lie Nssuciuiiuii acieo
as hosti'ss to the vhdting tnothcrs.
netr respons i.ir ty
" , '
hij:h seliool studcuts spared no
! J"1' iholr yuun visitors
tho huildhiK In K'neral, explain
ing lite 'hanKe.H they were to ex
pect In tite curricula.
Kntert:innient was furnished hy
the Kvc Denson daiic'mK class, who
j fjenerously contrihuted a group of
numhers. hy Jietty .Brown, well
niiunu M'VilI lliulllilll, Will) lljavf U
: ,,, s , .,,, ,,y ,
elyn tcr-
inan of the junior high school,
w ho
face
appeared In a clever hlaelt
monologue.
t- i
L,
ATTf.l-:, June 11. (T) W. K.
ltoelng. ehtiirman of the hoards
of the various :;oc:ntr eiueriu-lses,
iinnounced here today' that the
first ltoelng school of aeronautics
v.ouiu ne opcneii in oaklanu. cam.
A building for the school, eon-
tabling tilHUl fcuuare feet of floor
space, will be erected hy the Oak-
land port commission. Hoeing said,
The school, w hich is the first
ii a ennin 10 ne eiiniueiei uy me
llneinc eomnanie;), will lie opened
to
iifieratiiin Septemlir 1 S.
it's
TASTE
TASTE above everything
TobaCCOS Chosen for their richness,
delicacy, and aroma . . aged for added ripe
ness and sweetness . . . blended and "cross
blended "to bring out just those shades of fla
vor that make a cigarette . . .
With Utile so clearly the ruling thought
through every step of manufacture, isn't
Chesterfield's steady potntlarity just the natural
result? ' ' -
CONTINUEO RAINS
IN ROGUE VALLEY
There (s nu letup In alKht yet
to the unpi ectdented early June
weather period, as fiillowillR yes-
tei day'9 i liowers and the more or
less steady raiii of hist' niKht, today
was c-luudy and threalenlnjir, with i
, Hunt fulla of rain at times und 1
indications of u heavy shuwec
lireakliiK out 'any minute, and the J
lovecasi is 101 inooaoiu niiui:ia
tonight and Friday.
rue total 1-111111411 111 Meutorii
and vicinity since Juti'o I to fi n. 111.
today amounted td 2,'lJi Incites, al
most three limes its iriUeh as the
average entire iriontll 0 Juno nirji
i'all for the past 50 years. " Of this
amount, .77 of ah Inch fell d qt
Iiik the 24 hours' cndlhfr tit l a. 1).
today, 'making the seastin's rainritll
so far 13. inches. -" ' ' '
Kvldence continues ti accunsu
late from all parts of tile valley
that this hiK early June rainfall is
'of untold value 'to the .field and
Harden crops a'hd orchards, as the J
moisture" has permeated ' deep J
down into t'te 'soil.' A
' Little damage has been euusei'
thy the hard showers, and uc.
companying hail In ' uume se j.
tions, the' general poundi- jg
down of vegetaldo plants arid
slivering them a trifle and in ak
Ing the gardens too muddy ; to
work in ut present, compared : ft-ith
the si'i'iit general good that will
show In these crops 'later oi he
cause of the plentiful moistu re.
Reports were heard' in tho city
today that the continued rains
have slowed up the . str:AV berry
crop, making picking of berries
and cultivation ' difficult 'heeiiuse
of muddy conditions, und the flat
tening down of the phtn'ts.
Tho early1 nftornor.h lieavy
shower of yesterday Was' accom.
panted by much lir.ll in certain
Medford ncighhorhot nip, which did
little damage, but .it. the county
agent's office no reports had been
j received today of h lil damage in
the rur:il districts,
j With all thisrai'a the""weather
i continues iuite mild. :ilih,,,,,-i, i,i
i enoiiph to make ni cs coinforiahlo
lin homes, esneeiallv in ti
intrH.
but CROSS. BLENDED
flfcMri f
iii.i...,
3 PS
I i Wrestling
! Armory
FRIDAY J
JUNE 7.
8.:45 P. M.
vs.
us
Good Preliminaries m
LADIES FREE
General admission
$1.00 Ringside
..,.$1.50.
Auspices Co. A
I Womens Hose
I $1.00 Pair
:Silk from top to too with
: , pointed heel.
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L, HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N, Central
Bedford, Oregon
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FOR LEASE
Ward well Fur Co.'s Store
Leverette Block
Around corner from
Montgomery Ward Co.
PHONE 900
Have, your car look as it should
new, spic-and -span, thoroughly
cleaned hy
AIR PRESSURE , .
Removes all dust, dirt, mud, etc.,
without Injury to the paint or
varnish finish. ;
SUSS
. . 'flan-
Ueatat tiregalion X
of amis talent ever
rtc . si ... l.l . .1 1 .-. . 1.1 I
i.-JirauHM.' IIS sa UliL
it needs the sky for
a roof iik1 all outdtwrs
for a stage
CJifUcd nllraelion.'
n.-:ii.-,... .r" ;
"iiMitinc iircworKs,
uipiayi
Clean r-... . ... .. .. ..
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