Medford mail tribune., June 07, 1929, Image 10

1ACE TWO
m. bambino may
MACK HOLD ON
LEAD T
AS IN 191314
Third of Campaign Nearly
. Over .550 Clip May
Suffice to Coast in Pip
gras Sent to Showers By
Indian Batsmen.
lly William 1L Uilimnil
AUHUliUtt'U 1'1'CMX .Sliulls Writer
Willi cueh pabsiiiK day It be
come easier to bellevu that linker
unci Jlarry ami rnlllna and Alcln
llli are liacK at tllolr iohIh UKatll,
.sutler tit laku tho Ituekwarti trail
through baseball htUry to the
day when t-'oriioiiiiH McUilliciidiiy
owned tho JUU per cent baseball
machine. Thu Athletics of l'JZ'J.
buttered thu JfrowiiB bhiiiuof ully
ycMcrduy In u 1& ;tu 4 battle,
proving ouee uioru their ritfht to
wear the mailt lo ,o (heir illUH
iriouti rudccttuun..
It 1m yet too early to pass out
the pennantH, but if memory nerv(.H
the i hamploiiH .of 1 9 lit and 11)14
were iiu (toud ia uwurded to Air,
Alack aloim ubuut April. Tht third :
IGHTENS
ut the I'JVJ campuiKii noon will, ferlnw fr a Ktubhorii lunff con
be over und' thu Mucks promise! ltiwi ami has overtaxed his In-art.
to puas that HtaKU in. such Kood i ijThc aiartment was closely
(.iruumstanuea that .&U ball will 'JiiiUded, nobody heliiK permitted to
suffice ovor tliu rent of the route ; go near the Hulli suite.
us 1L would have sufficed for the I P "
buit three' yanked teams. Kurther, !
nothing h or t of a cataclysm can
prevent the Macks from holding,
the lead on July 4. thu traditional!
date on which pennant soundings j
are tuken. j
Cleveland outpunched the Yanks'
9 to 7 yesterday, us tho Athletics!
made merry with tho, Urown, Hiv
ing Mr. Alack 4ipother neut kuIii
over his, jicfircHt coinpetilorjB, The
Tunks and tho itrowm reAialued
In a virtual tie seven and one-half
KumeB ,bi;iii)d tho Athletics.
Cicorsu J'ipKrjis wjui knocked
out by the Indians yesterday, and
Myles Thpmus and Tom Zachary
wore rou nil ry ued after ho de-
, pmted Tony .Uizrl nv& ('pdr.lu
lmrst made it soem clouo. yfth li
pair of homof runa In" thoi eiahth,
UeoiK Karnshav fall4 to, ko
the mtitu uainttt jtpo .Uro was in
splto of u- lu-vun lead, but , he
noverttietixHaTOelvert frftieiul CMuHt
for the victory,' ' Bimmuna, Jvelped
the AlneJtH Willi his l'Jth homer,
tleing (juhrlK for the leuKUe lead,
while Foxx cut In with his lUth.
,JDtrolt iMllied.ln the tehth for
three runs tto defeat WashliiKtou
by 7 to &, und ,thu Whllo Hox,
Htopped tho JiedH by 1) to ,
The nli-and-tuuk battle in tho'
National Icaguo continued. The
Ulnnts 'ilgcd ulosef ,to tho real
fight by flhadliiK tho Curdlnals, &
to 4, for tho socond suucesslvo
afternoon as tho Cubs rallied to
defeat Jtrooklyn, & to V. l'ltlsbirg
increased Its lea 4 over tio Cards
by taking a 4 t 2 decision from
tho llravcH, and tho riilllicH -tc-K
allied the .500 mark Uy turning
bark the Keds, a to 0. Tho 1'hils
. won on Fresco Thompson's freak
fiomer, which leaped from fair
territory into a field box. ltay
lient'O outpltched May and Kuni
ner. The Cllnnt victory was notable
for the pitching come-back of
. Uury. J-tculuii. u UuJiuu Jiad-nn iu i
, ana oui spruiK. l.iu 'furry lu-lpett
' with. llonier,., .1 1(11 Jliitloin-
try lnsertctt a lour-baso Mow for
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Fights Last Night
. (Wy tlm AMKUite1 lnwj4.)
.UKTUorr.- Hilly Pelrolle, Far
tw N.U.. ontpolnivd ltay Miller,
t'hhami. ()").
York, rfn'ocUi d out Kid Key,
Mnntrc.'it. IP.
. .iiiiliii, nui.. i. ... iiiHpyw i.u.,IIiii..ii.iiiI,
4 America? Wmi
Seller! A
(Distributed by Enders Wholesale Grocery,
Medford and Ashland
BE OUT MONTH
HEART S WEAK
Wife Says Ruth Very III j
Details Declined Even
ing World Declares Has
Stubborn Lung Condition
and Bad Heart.
XKW VOUK, Juiy- 7.
liuba Jtul.li 1h "vry 111,
m
hia wife
uiul bililt; of lt'HM than two monthrt,
told thfi AMMOClatPtl lruH today,
v.'non UMkcJ . fih.uut publinhcd re
Ioj t that the liuine-run ItltiK
would le out of the Yankee lineup
for at hast a month, due to u
weaki'iird heaii.
Mm. Hurh, reji rhed by telephone,
declined to bee any Inturviewern or
to no Into detail uhoul the JiabeH
illness. Kin- mid Jiuth was Bleep-
Iimvaiel ryfuued to disturb. Iiim.
'Any comment im to his con (11-
f tloii will liavo to -ooiim from Dr.
K liiK, the iiUttiKtintr iihywliiiin,"
.Mrs. Jfuth cold.;.
At the office of the Yunkeos It
wiu declared no report had been
made by Ir. Ivint; and that nothing
waH known about the serlou.snesK
of the liuhe't condition. Accord Ink
the KviniiiK World, Uutli i.s mif-
HINT CHOICE
NKW YOllK, June 7 pT)
America's oldest turf fixture the
Mclmont stake.s -receives its i lnt
running ut Helmnnt park -tomr-nw.
with the probability that the
winner may be crowned the J9!
three-year-old champlori. ; ' '
Jlestricted to- entire colta and
fillies, tho llolmont it 'to Amorlea
what the derby Is to England, both
belli) run over u,inlle and m half
coti.rse. V"' " ''
Htandlnff Jieud and shoulders
above th- fieht, whluh will prob
ably number leKS tnnn d'dazpn. arti1
HI no LnrkKpur, rficsriuit Oak, .lack
High and Dr. Freeland.-' Tho quar
tet flwured--in -the ordr' named 'In
the AVJthers mile, only the l'reaft
nesrt. winner" belrbjtiut .-efitUc run-'
nlng In (hat mad duyli through the
stretch. ; . - p r .."
Coast League
Yesterday
(lly tin AssiMlnt,Ml -Hiit.)
It. ,: II.
Poi'llaiitl 1 ' ' 4
(inklantl 3 'l 1
Kullcrton and
ami Loliardl. .
IteKtl; tlraithead
It. MI. K.
Missions H '14 . 1
I. OH Angeles 2 9 3
MeQiuitil nnd Hoffman; .Roberts.
Itarfoot and Hartnnh.
jt
Snattlo
Saerantento 7 10 I .
Fiseh. PlnuraH nnd t'ox: -Dicker-1
man, Itrynti nnd Koehler.
It
11. r.
Hollywood i. .. 1 ! !i fi
Man Franidseo .. 6 s 1 il :
Kinney and Hnssler; Davis nnd
Adamsou.
"AA SMI NflTO N . Vfbnl (1 en t
Hoover, ha appointed F. K, -I km It
of !raud Kiiplds. Mich. iiHtii.stAnl
.--ei'ictary of the treasury In cha.e
of public building ttUQiM'ding ( ft il
l SeMttnein:in. w ho Iiji.s rv-icped...
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,At'a heaipg - ftmlrt towering tree!, with a Columbia, Ca!.t dance pavilion as the courtroom. Ms.
Evh Tvbldrf, vpfi bewnd over for trial, accuccd of putting strychnine n her husband's coffee.
. Above;-the cnottdV'.r.t the hearing. Incct, Justice of the Peace Pitte and (lower) Mrs. Rablen, in black
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HEAD ASSOCIATION
I
wiiiinfi
. . , . ' Miss Una llaltlt'tenn. fortner
;tenrher in the Kocue l.'lver achools.
s.l.i:.l. Ore . June 7 -i:l'i lls. semis oi il oi hei n-ai riatje 5Uy -!.
Jane llaln. assistant speelal ei-v- Miss Florence While was a 'Veil
Ice mii-ite at Ihn'i nbecher hospital. ftinl visitor Moiitlav.
I'etllanil. ns i leetetl pi esl,,.m r j i. ,. Mat 1 tonoiKh or Motlfold Is
the Orwwn Stnie (;radutr Nurse..' , slaylnc at Hie W altloi r hotel. Mr.
assoel ition lit Its annual t-onven- ; MaelVnald Is e-nplovcd t the Kootn
Hon lietC yeslcirtay. iMher offl-i eteeii til ftUe.
et'is el.Hlf.l wete: Ktl vt vice i Mr. ami Mrs. Marlon l.titn. nrp
pt-ekleot. Helen
t.ntl Mt e pi esolcnt.
m't-ilar.v, l.i'iiise
ti-'.i.surer. Helen
MiK'iiekei :
MaiK tiet IVU',-:
" 'b'f: I
Arlaiiison: ttl- ,
i-ei-tora. Aila Thomas, tllentlora
iuHttuv. JKUoy .lii.ry Atut-klrff.
All th new itflleers antl tlireetois
tve In l'ortlaiitl.
TftTBtTXE, MEDFOIiD,
BRIDE" HELD IN POISONING CASE
CALLED TYPICAL
f ' ctt'-J to, "t ntt !.
Five feet four inchtr; tall, weighing 110 pounds, with dark brown
hdlr and hazel eyes, Edna Peters of Miami, Fla., ha, benn chossn as.
the personification of American girlhood, in a nationwide contest.
She was, given $0,000 and, a trip to Europe.
SS.Xt.HM. t He.. .Inn,. 7 . flTl Al-
ilhoiuili .li-... btitUi.ttiil t.f Albtli-ta
Hlalr tlntl -f tj-pboiil nvpr ami
i not by aei!ltlent, .she Is ent.it letl lo
islate ettnipenvatloti u n tl e I the
! workman'!; ftinipensal ion act, ne
teortllnK to a jury vei ili.-t ' ill tho
t'li-eult t nurt here ye.slertlay. IMiilr
Itlleu frt.tti lypbt.i.i re.-iiltlnir, it was
s-iltl. tf.tin tli'nkliiK the water of
Uoue ift r while working fttr the
!:tate 'highway departinent. The
Ipl.ilntiff font' utlt-n thai the hiuli
Wity et.iiijiilssitin was ntllKt'nt In
raltt.w 11: Hie H-;t t ' -r to be tlsotl: The
ttirfcliKu tit cj-ll-.. tl thu Wtlik.Jiieu'lHi.1
llteeii wnnicil nut to tli ink it. "'file
!-t::tse wes f'rst li'it-tl last fall, but
the Jury tllsanreetl.
LWRit
:tii!AT ROGUE RIVER MILL
HOta K KIVKll. Ore.. June 7.
(SpeelaM - .1. V. Wilson of Portland,
millwright, is in Kottue ltivcr work
ing on the new mill site.
.1. K. Kallas of I'ortlantl Is nnnthor
employe of the mill
uiovilm from Ko.its t ivek to tlloll
honii. at Hoime Klver.
I haley llojtlen, Metllonl survevor,
!,,, .bono- ,,....,. t,,,. ,..,.,.1,' i
Uoitue Klver.
UtilSi:. I.I i. t.T' The liolso
I'olo club will semi n le iin in Tort-,
- OTfEGOy, HllDA?, JTjyE 7, 1929,
AMERICAN GIRL
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Asxociatcil I'rcsx Photo
laiiil to meet the Uose City .'iKKre
I nation ami other nearby point.s. be
. Kiniiiii!.- June Hr. A. t'. .lone.i.
; preitli ill of the club, aillltilllierd
! today.
If a kilt-hen wintb.w is kept t..en
two itu-i
rjr Htm ' wh
Li" I'lt.illLU.
1 tl.bl.-s.
two Inches at the ton for ventila-
vhllo f-yiiiK fot.tlM. Iitiilim;
tilher .o'lttrous vt'Ke-
tMltl.-s. the. onpli-.ihaiit otlor in
: en' Iv liiiilnalcil,
, ersj-i i "..:.--.!?-i jl.j
CAUIORNU
.and EAST
l'lan your trip to California or
the Kast In big. eaaV-rliltim
conches of greatest motor atniro
ayatenii Knur convenient prhert.
iilos daily. Straight throush nr.
aloit aluas tho way If you wish.
Sonic low fare:
San Francisco ...$12.15
S.ioramento $10.60
Lo Angelea ..J. $19.00
KSalt Lake City... $25.60
Kansaa City .... 153.SS
Chicago - $62.85
OFFICE '
Hotel .'ackron T02 8. Central
Phone 309
n .1 i.in . .j ! -
SerKennt Owen of the local army
rucrilltlnK office in ' (he ' jioatof lico
building has kotic pn a 00 iliiy vn
cnllon anil "durliiK that' llmo the
oiiice will lie open jMonrtays anil
Tucudiiyii of each" Week in chai Ke
of Sorgeujit JenniugK Jmaii
from the Klumatli Kails recruiting
olflces of the remtlur army.
SarKeunt Uiwman will make his
first trip to Medford pn Monday,
june 10, for the period of three
davB. During that 'tlnis tho Ber-
; truant woiibl bn iileiiKetl tfl talk it
lover with any of tho hoyH, who
'might be Interested ill an enlist -
imtmt m the army.
The army pay scale which va -
Irles from $21 to $157.50 per month
land all necessary -expenses for the
1 enlisted man, has the advantages
I of JearnlpK and travel attached to
!lt. The serKeant. would he pleased
i to lalk wltji any of tile youni! men
on tho abpv,e mentioned dates
. ! .
Pleads Guilty
HARTFORD. Conn. June .7 (IP)
Mrs. Olive tf. Adams, widow of
ifcrry 11. Atlnms, whom she killed
with chloroform, yesterday pleaded
guilty to manslaughter and .was
sentenced to state, prison for one
to ten years.
Ktiulciii Wins Award.
NEW. YOUK-l-K. Kenneth
Johnson of Chicago, who received
nothing but A's and li's in his
studios' at the University of 1111-
nols, has won the IM ix de Home
aard in architecture valued at I
$8000. For thcee years .he will!
receive an annual income of $1500
plus t ra ntriut t ion ,
residnee -and1
studjo in Home.
4-
Owfjon Weather. ,
I'lisettld with probably showcis
west potiogrpfht::aifd Saturday;
moderate fcimperature. ' Gentle va
nnble winds. ;
St
Whffou took
lovely tQ-nigh.tT
SHE l:new the compliment to be
true for the last pimple had
vanished.
If you are one of the' cmbnr
raF.sed and men are not excep
tions with skin blemishes that
linger, and sometimes leave scars,
you tmust realiia) that the logical
cause ruay oojne from .the blood.
A clear, smooth, velvety skin
beapenks loveliness. Men admire
it. Women pruise and secretly
envy. Hope-; joy, happiness, and
even love, may depend on the pos
session of a clcarl unblemished
skin. ' '" ; ' '-'
On the . other hand skin .erup
tions are outward evidences of
the condition within." Authorities
state it is an indication that the
body's power of resistance to dis
ease nnd infection is low. Mean
ins, that there
is a deficiency
of red - blood -cells.
Without
plenty of rich,
red blooti, there
u o aid .be no
Stronsr, sturdy.
MER
THE NAT.
osaoi
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i i uu. ... in
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
tvtrythlng In Lumber and Building Material!
.Distributor tor Johna-Mannvllla Roofings
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Csblnsts, Windows, Poors, Streena, Ete.
Tha Old Reliable Established In ItOt
Whan In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone Kit.
Wa can be of real service to you.
o
ii
moi loaocz
The Children's (lay exercises of:
the l'resbyterlan Buiiday hcIihoV.,
....... u I',.' ,,.niiiL- at 10
Will 1'C HC1U ..MM"...- "
a. in. They will take the ploco of
tilt, regular Sunday sehuol study ,
hour and will be throiiKh in ilmej
for the l-ouular church service at
1 1 a. m.. and will be In tho nuiiib
auditorium. ' i
There will bo graduntlnK or pro
motional exercises by the beiiln-,
nei-B, primary nnil junior depart-1
ments, at whicn time cei iun...v
i of Drolllotion will be
nanueu ic-.
' those passing to the next depart-1
j nient.
'. J'lirentH of the children are nrtrctl ,
1 to be prownt. itieic win u.u
a baptism of infants. Parents are
asked to confer with the pastor fur
this ceremony. 1 ' '
: .
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 7. iPi
Fulton Dixon, 17, Kmison Polytech
nic 'stduent, was drowned in the
Sandy river near Dodge park late
yesterday when a canoe in which
he and Frank Johnson were riding,
overturned. Johnson succeeded in j
swimming ashore, but Dixon, an in
; experienced swimmer,
sank from
sight. The body was not recov
ered last night..
.Juulluiai JUiiiployeti.
. SAMC.M. Ore.. June 7. Jani
tors who enter into contracts with
their jcmploprs come within the
scope-ijf the workmen'n ro,inpeii!;:i'
1191191. ljr they :e wtill em
ployes, accosting to an opinion bj
A 1 1 orne v 4en'ra I Va 11 v f nit le.
powerful men,
healthy women.
or 'beautiful,
' 'When you pet your red-blood-.
'Cells back- to normal, that slUK
i?ish, let-down. feclinK) lyas of ap
petite, boils, pimples, and skin
troubles disappear. You ftot hun-Ri-y
aj!ain and you sleep soundly;
firm flesh takes the place of that
which was once flabby. You feel
stronfr. Your nerves became
steady. You tiro .resistant to dis
eases. :
S.S.S. is Nature's own tonic for
improving 'the appetite, builtiinn;
str.ciif.;th.. and elearinor the body
.of so-oalled skin troubles, by in-i-.tioasint;
the redrcells of the blood.
S.S.S. is made from fresh vctrn-,t.-ble
drug's .and has sttHxUhs lest
of over 100 years.
fiflWSWrfseirm in
two sizes. Ask for the larger size.
,. It us more economical.
yA''. ' . poitfrlplit 1823 a.e.sCo. -t
TELLS THE TEUTH
Our every water test
from our Nwiiniuitn;
pool is -"Condition A"
'"Safe for drinking pur
poses." It is the only Gas Chlo
rinated .Swimming pool
i u Southern Oregon
- and has no equal.
Life (iuard and swim
ming lessons by "Mr.
and - Mrs.- F.. A. ' -Me-Dtniald
from Honolulu.
n
s
Bottfd- of
' " Ph0ne 1000 Ii '
OEXOZZ30XO I
, "tiooi-Ke" (IvU ltalse.
CIIICACU. (JP) A wuw In.-rmii
of $5 per liiontli Jiad certain' ii
provuiiu-Mii in .ui tmiii comiiij., .
Jiuvo been iirunteil to 1 J.tniu (k'
ters and nuihlx by the i'uiimj;
.company, a company annumsji.
j merit today said.
Armory
FRIDAY j
JUNE 7 !
8:45 P. M.
NORBECK
vs.
KRUSE .
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