Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1929, Image 6

MRDFORD MaTL TTITBTTNT5. MEDFOTiP, QWBflON. KATURPAV, JUNK 15. 1929.
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FLIERS 10
HOP TODAY
FOR PARIS
Yellow Bird Makes Test
Flight From Spanish
, . Beach Stowaway Will
Be Taken to France
Has Entered Good Graces
of Pilots Spaniards Are
Hospitable.
COMILLAH, Spain, Juno 15. (A)
The French trans-A tlantic mono
plane Yellow Bird took off from
it slandim; place on tin bench here
this aflvrnoon, hut returned short
ly afterward.
The men, Jean Assolant, Itene
I.a'Kevre and Armcuo Lolti, were
accompanied by their stowaway,
Arthur. Hcholber, of Portland, Me.,
nntt, It wan f;cneraliy understood
tnat. they wore headed for their
ultimate K"l, Le ItnurK1 1. hut oil
their return they said tiiut they
h:id only mnde a test fliKhi
The aviators explained through
an interpreter lalei- that they had
decided not to leave for Le lioiir
Ket before 3 or 4 o'clock (IiIh aft
ernoon (between if u. m. a-Jid 1 a
a.. in. eastern Htundard time).
Shortage of fuel loreed the yel
low Bird down un a rocky heaeh
nf Cape Oriumhe west of hero at
H:30 i3:.H) p. in. K. S. T.) last
niKht 5iu miles short of their
Le ltuurel flying fielil,
1'nris. .
, Assolant, the pilot, blamed the
Ntowuwuyi for th fuel shortage
and; consequently the failure to
lund on French soil, explaining It
hud been necessary to release bodio
of, tho precloua petrol from the
tanks HHj soon as Kchrolber wiih
dlm-overed uhoard, In order to unln
heights
"i had not counted on the extra
weight when I estimated our fuel
load," he said.
The aviators seemed to have de
veloped a real fondness for their
uninvited Kiest, and he for them.
During the flight he Hhared what
food the aviators carried with
them, and he Hpent last nliiht
with them nt the local hotel. 1
t Ho apparently wuh tnhorhm un
der Brent emotion , iih Ihe plane
landed and expressed complete joy
when ho Het his foot on solid
earth. He found no one to talk
to amonK be Hpaniards who
crowded around' nnd seemed lout
nt the fuss made over him in the
Bt range lnnKiiatte. Assolant ex
phiintd fhut he was not discovered
until tho plane was In full fl nbt.
rhen they decided UKivlnst turn
ing back to put him off.
I'lane fiidoimiKcd,
. The plane was not damaged In
landing. It needed only fuel and
n new "starter" for the landliiK
pear In order to take off and
continue its flight. The original
"darter" ! they hud Jettsoned on
1 Uo course of their flight In order
to lighten the plane after they
(Uncovered Sehrelber aboard.
The little town, containing hut
a few hundred people and decades
tiKO the rendezvous of ihe Spanish
royal family, who came here for
ea bntblng, gave the aviators a
tumultuous welcome, uffording
them their first taste of hero wor
ship. Civil guards formed n cordon
around the plane to save It from
raiuveulr hunters as the four ad
Venturers left it for town and
dinner some thing more substan
tial than the bananas and oraiiKcs
on which they had subsisted in
croHsing.
The Spaniards piled them with
Innumerable questions, which they
answered as well as they could
through their interpreter. They
imld they were hatlfficd with their
trip.
:' Assolant ndded: "It was hard
Ruing at times. We experienced
almost every variety of wealher
mud rltmtne. hut generally the
vind favored us. The machine
liehaved Hplendldly, and drove tri
umphantly nnd unl'alteiing thru
the fog. Wind, rain, a stone of cold i
unl one hea y storm. j
"The storm obliged us to unit .
the steamboat lane we followed
nt th start nnd when we flew
f-uothward lengthening th cioirhe."
When tho hospitable Spaniards
relaxed their attention a 111 tie
the uvlntors went to the post of
fice and d -posited the mall they
had brooch t for Tarls-
Sixtcciillt OosMiur.
, The landing if the Yellow lllrd
h're completed the Hit It crossing
nf the Atlantic in n heavier than
v r machine, and the eighth east
ward crossing. There has been
l.ut nne' westward crossing of the
lorth Atlantic by an airplane, al
1'iough dfrigihleH have crossed ftvP
limes.
There wn a notewoiihy coinci
dence In the flight's completion
ycHterday. June- 14. l!:'.t, which
was the tenth anniversary of the
completion of the first non-stop
t -uiiH-Atlnnt Ic flight from HI.
.lohns, Newfoundland, to CI if den.
J:e1and. on June 14. !!!!. by Cap
1 iln John Alcock nnd Lieutenant
rthur W. Urown. Itrlllsh offi. ers.
1 hey flew ft Vlckers Vlmy bomber
t ml made the t ? 0 miles In It!
hour nnd 12 ilnules.
When finally they landed the
Mane's radiator was practically
4 ry, and there were but a few
rnn gasoline left In the tank.
Had It not been for sighting the
l each here' they might have con
tinued n trw miles further nnd
Jiod to nttenipt n forced land ng In
lie tost gathering Uurk at a lo-
iiility tolully until for tho iui
pone. 'Iluno J,e Fevre, whon DHkcd
whnt th ffirt nf the VOUIltt HtOW-
fiway'H appearance before tlioj
otliern fn tho piano hud hevn, nrin
vtred more or Iohh Jokingly: "At
first our IntlfKnatlon Wan ho emit
we started to open the door audi
throw him Into xpuce, hut wo
finally permitted him to oontlnue
w th tm. althouKh we knew the
difficulty the exoenn welKht would
cause." j
l-fevre nalil that they enroun-j
tered tho moHt nurprlsInK weather
londltloiiH, with rain, cold and;
once u Klorm of hiirrlcane propor-j
tlonn. The temperature, ho Bald, ;
wan often below zero (centlKrade) j
necentiltat:nK flylnu much lower,
than they would have otherwlxe
chosen to do. The navlKutor at
tributed the fuel nhortae to the
ntowaway, Just ns Assolant had
done.
KANSAS CITY, Juno 15. VP)
A tri-motored passenger airplane
roared away from Fairfax ulrport
this morning Inaugurating service
on the first of two alr-rall trans
continental lines, wfilch will servo
Kansas City, beginning today.
The huge ship of the Southwest
Air Fast Kxpittss, left the airport
at U::il) a. in. The second coasl-to-coast
system was scheduled to
inaugurate Its activities at l.ifiO
o'clock this afternoon, with the
arrival of the west bound planes
of the Universal Aviation corpo
ration, hearing passengers on the
way from New York to the l'a
clfle coast.
Three Kutisas Citlans were pas
sengers on the Southwest Air Fast
Kxprcss plane this morning. At
Tulsa they change planes for the
westbound machine, arriving from
St. Louis.
AIR FIRE PATROL
TO BEGIN JULY 1
TACOMA, Wash., Juno 1G. (P)
Aviation patrol for forest fire oe
fenKH from t lie I'acilic ocean to
Wenatchee and from the Canadian
border to Oregon will center In Ta
coma this summer ami will be In
augurated July 1 . Alex Hidden,
president of the Washington Aero
nautical company, announced re
ceipt of confirmation of the
awarding of this contract to his
company.
Of the three bids submitted, the
Tacomu company was low, bidding
a price of an, hour for a guar
antee by the government of 1 fill
hours of patrolling during the
three ami one-half months Wash
ington forests will be under obser
vation. The Tacoma company Is re
iulred to furnish two planes
equipped with whirlwind motors
and complete sets of flying instru
ments. The planes will be hold at
the Tacoma airport subject to call
on two hours' notice.
NOT CLEAR OF SNOW
The many .Medford people who
had planned to motor up to Crater
National park tomorrow ami Into
the park as far as government
camp, to which point the road was
yesterday expected to be clear of
smw by tills evening, will be dis
appointed to learn that that drive
is not possible.
A phone message received here
from the park this forenoon stated
that rain fell during last ninht at
t he park and that it was rulniim
xo hard tip there today that all
work by the lurue crews engaged
In clearing the roads and on pine,
beet le pest destroying work was
stopped for the day.
It Is now expected If the rain
ceases by Sunday niwht, to have
the road open to government camp
by Monday evening. How ever,
cars can drive Into the park to
Mime distance beyond Anna Spline
jcamp until that time.
POSTAL ASPIRANTS
TAKE EZAMINATION
The court room In the I'edei a I
building looked like a hlh school
ciass room this forenoon with L' I
young inert and four youiiK women
seated at tables and desks, w bo
Inspire to some day b( (inks ot
carriers in the Medford or some
oiher post id rice, lak iiik the civil
; service examination, in hopes of
getting on the eligible list from
which carriers and clerk are se
, leeied whenever vacancies occur,
j Thirty-five younx people bail
signified their Intention of taking
jtlus examination, which was con
ducted by Karl York, the local see
. retary of the civil service commlx-
siott. but at 11 a. m., w hen (tie
I examination Marled, only 2 A of
jthem were on hand. A short time
later another candidate at t i ed.
making the number I'.V The ex-
amlnat ion w as expected to last
I until cal l)1 tliW lau'i iiuyu.,
C0ASTT0 COAST
SKY SCHEDULES
NAUGURATED
LEGAL BATTLE
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MINUAIU UARUtl
A big legal battle is looming and
possibly next week may reach its
height as a result of a dance to be
held this evening at Oold Hill,
which hus been announced to con
tinue until 2 o'clock tomorrow
morning, on the gfjunds (if suffi
cient population to place (lold Hill
beyond the Jurisdiction jif the
county sheriff in the regulation of
dance pavilions, as defined in a
recent law passed by the state
legislature.
The law declares towns of fiOO
population and under fall directly
under the jurisdiction of the sher
iff and county court In the issu
ance of dance licenses. However,
In places of more population, the
right to issue licenses Is vested
with the city government Itself,
Luke Kincaid, proprietor of the
Cold Hill pavilion, declares the
town has ?2D bona fide residents.
However, the claim Is regarded
as inaccurate by the sheriff's
office, which contends the Uii.'0
United States government census
supplies the only true record of
population. If the latter claim is
sustained in court, Ootd Hill will
have a population of only a few
more than 4yu, taking away he
power from the city to regulate
Its dances. It Is likely tonight's
dance will he visited by officers
and it Is possible the proprietor
may be arrested either tonight or
next week to test the strength of
Ihe law nnd to determine (loll
Hill's accurate population?
Chiropractors to
Investigate the
XRay Films
It Is reported by Dr. H, J. Car
penter that the chiropractors from
this vicinity who will attend the
convention sessions and post-graduate
program of the American
Chiropractic association at Ituf
falo. New York, during the week
of July 1, will be advised regard
ing tho safe handling of X-ray
films.
A commit lee appointed by the
association to Investigate and re
port at t tho coming convention Is
composed of Or. K. A. Thompson,
Halt more, Maryland, X-ray spec
ialist; Or. Paul II. Strand, Youngs
town, Ohio, chniriuan of the board
of directors and Dr. It. A. Sutler,
Syracuse, New York, secretary
treasurer of national association.
This committee met in Cleve
land Immediately following the
Cleveland clin.c disaster, and they
will be prepared to lay down rules
to be followed by X-ray technic
ians in the chiropractic profes
sion to prevent In their ranks any
repetition of the horrible Cleve
land disaster.
RIFLE CLUB USES
During the absence of the Med
ford National tiuard company at
the Camp Clatsop encampment,
the Medford National Itlfle dub
will have the use of all three
tnrnets at the outdoor range east
of the city. With the Indoor prac
tice at tire armory on Wednesday
evenings discontinued for tho sum
mer months much Increased ac
tivity on tho outdoor range is
anticipated.
However, no provision Is to he
made to accommodate members
who do not advise the rauue of
ficer for a Klven Sunday that they
intend to come out.
Stanley Jones, president of the
club, will be In charge of the
range tomorrow. Those who wish
to fire the qualification course
this week are urged to get in
touch with him at phone number
His and calling the servbe de
partment or at his residence phone
No. 947-Y.
SANTA ANA, Oil., .lime IB.--tP)
Ooiinny Salo, rtiSKulr. N. J., po
licemen, led the Irnnm'ontlnelUHl
ImninnrerH iluonr.h hero at noon
today, promlHitlK to make up the (
HltKht advantage held hy lVI-i t.a
vnz,1, ihe lliitlsh Italian, In claps
ed time, (iavnzl, accond lo pass
through Santa Ana, IMi miles fi'om
Snu Juan Capistrano, the starting
point, was one mile behind.
Giuslo Ciuek of Italy wus third,
the hunionecrs' destination was
lliintiMMtnu Park, Ut miles lioni
here.
SALRM. Ore., June lrd.-WI-
iWith the selection or .Medfoid as
the convention city for next year,
and a vote to continue their nfflll
at Ion with the American Ciiii o-
J pi aetic association, the 2Jnd nil-
'ntial convention of the Oregon
Chiropractic ns-Miciation adjourned
i here hort ly after noon Saturday.
'after a four-dsy session.
I New officers elected Included
Dr. Chester Raster, of Portland.
, pi esldetit ; 1 iv. Boy Reynolds.
I P-nd vice president ; Dr. C. W.
Dinkier. Portia n d. secretar
j treasurer; Dr. Hans Peterson,
t Pori land, le-elecled chapkUu lor
J third U'iin.
GUARD CO. RANGE
PETITION SEEKS
ALL YEAR
TO FL KLAMATH
KAflLK POINT, Ore.. June 15
(Special) The people of Fort
Klamath are circulating a petition
to submit to both the state high-)
way commission and W. H. Lynch
district engineer U. S. Bureau of
public rouds. Their aim is to keep
the liighway from Central Point
via Anna springs and Joining The
Dullcs-Cnlilorniu hlghwuy near
Fort Klamath open at all seasons
of the year. Including the winter
season. Copies of the petition
are being sent to the chamber of
commerce at Medford, Ashland,
(irants Pass, li e n d, Chlloquin,
Klamath Falls and all small
towns In the vicinity of the high
way that would benefit by auch
action.
ICdith Weidman and son, Kudy,
will be ut home In the dwelling
house on the old Jordan prop
erly and will act as caretakers
for the summer months for II. K.
Campbell of the First State Bank.
.Miss Cora Crandall is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Itoyal Brown
and Is bidding goridbye to her
many friends. Miss Crandall will
leave Monday with other friends
for Los Angeles wticn she w.ll
be employed. Tho trip will be
made by auto.
(ieorge Daily was purchasing
lumber at the local yard Friday
to relinc his basement.
The civic Improvement club will
meet next Thursday, Juno- 20, nt
their rooms over Brown's "store.
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs.
John Under, Mrs. Van Scoy and
Mrs. S. B. Holmes.
Mr. Whaley is in town from
his ranch at Derby and will spend
a few days with his children at
their town residence.
J. W. Smiley of Medford was
out Tuesday and sanded tho floors
in the new home that Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Haley are having built
anil one 'of the plumbers of the
Penwell firm was out attending
to the plumbing fixtures.
On Thursday afternoon. Rev.
O. T. Morgan was taken nround
town the first time in seven
months. His wheel chair was
very comfortable for him and he
was delighted to see the town
once more.
BOLD HILL LODGE
(IOI.I) IIII.I,, Ore., June 15. (P)
(Special.) The Amethyst Kebekah
Bodge No. 117 of (ioltl Hill gave a
hard time paVty ot the I. O. O. r
hall on Wednesday evening. A
number of stunts, booths, games
and old-time dances were features
of the evening's enjoyment. The
hall was well decorated for the oc
casion. Those receiving the prizes
for costumes were Mrs. Itichard
Adams and Karl Moore. Several
xcellent hard-time costumes were
worn and those chosen certainly
represented the hardest times ever
experienced.
The sewing club met on Thurs
day afternoon at J o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Karl Moore.
Among the recent visiters to
M ed ford are M r. a nd M rs. Lee
Cook, Mrs. Alva Cook, Mrs. V. K.
Quakeubush. Mrs. Tony Boss and
Wm. Force.
Vatiuhn Quakenbush returned
on Thursday from work at Deer
Creek, lie will return to his em
ployment about Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Reynolds is visiting
at the home of her brother ln this
city, W. R. Walker. After a short
visit she will return to her home
in the Illinois valley.
Fred Guy and son Ray nor mo
tored to Portland the first part of
till VV.W.L
Mr. MelsliiKcr has heen quite ill
for the past several days.
The dairy Inspector was through
this vlclnltv the early part of ihe
week. All Ihe dairies of this see-j
Hon were inspected and found to
, Kood standi,,. I
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Dale l.oflln were .
visitors lo our city on Thursday i
from tile Von tier llellen rock ,
crusher.
Kiley Comer was Rrnntcd a per
mit l,y the city council to have his
nusnline pump wlthlu n shorter
distance of the highway than they
are now located
The house of Charles Carter is
rapidly Hearing completion. Work
upon It is belni; rushed as fast as
possible and It will soon be ready
for the owner to occupy.
Johnny Palmer was a visitor to
our city the first part of this week
from his home on Kvans creek.
TEN GIRLS TAKING
Ten ulils met with Mrs, Mack,
home demonstration iiKent. on Fri
day morning at the community
heulth house on North Riverside,
for the purpose of starling a class
in practical home making.
The com se Is desalted for phis
from 14 years to I'O years who
have not hail experience In house
keeping, and is to be conducted
I ilty iuk the aca l Ion months. Toe
house Is a model to be used as
ihe girls' own.
Two more phis can be accom
modated In thin class, and should
the demand be great enough, Mrs.
Mark plans to divide It into twit
sect bms. She hones ultimately to
'UuiU u wUm lor UioiUus ulv.
Husky Oarsmen Defeat Badgers
in Pre-Pcughkeepsie Contest
At$o(attd Prtti Pift
Tlu Junior Varsity crew of Wa-liiiigton University, left to right
Anderson. Liichrichl. liovtcn, Schmidt. Oislad, Nchocttlcr, Cnpt. Me
Donald, Murphy ami Harris, coxswain.
MADISON,
"Wis., June 15.-
(JP) ,
Two
University
of Washington
crews, victorious over Wisconsin I
shells, today set out for I'oiiKh
keepHle, N. Y., hopeful of beins
the HurpriKO entrant of the inter
colleKluto regatta.
The hiiHky vai-Hlty boat, reveal
ing smooth power, won over the
I'nlverslty of Wisconsin 'crew yes
terday In a two-mile raco on the
SLIM LEAD BY
BRAVE DEFEAT
,
FUChS FOrCe YieldS in 4 tO 3
Contest G iants Win
Ovpr Piratp! tn Aid RpH
UVCI rildlfb IU HIU net
n. n . 1
Bird Percentage Column
,
I WO rOintS.
By WILLIAM J. CHIPMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer
After two days of vain battling
against rain squalls, the Cardinals
j settled themselves yesterday to the
more pleasant tusk nf beating the
Braves. The Hed Birds celebrated
the delayed opening of the Boston
serins by shading Judge Fuciis'
tribe. 4 lo 3, and so regained first
place by the precaiious margin ot
half a game, or Z per centage
pints. The Ciiants paved the way
Tor this Cardinal advance by turn
ing back the Pirates, 7 to 2, after
Inking two Buccuneer polks on the
Chin in the two procedins after
noons. 1. The Pirates can't win them all,
and this becomes particularly evl-)
dont when a pitcher like harry
Benton achieves his highest form.
Benton gave the hard swinging
Buccaneers just seven hits, and
seldom waa fn nny danger after the
Giants knocked Jess Petty from
the box in the first hialng. It was
Pettiy's uecond knockout in two
days.
.! Brooklyn committed three mis-
plays fn the ninth at Cincinnati
yesterday, enabling the Beds to
score three times and tie, but re-
CARDS REGAIN
won the game in the eleventh I occasion of a miscellaneous shower
when Khiel walked and scored on for Mrs. Homer House, a bride.
Frederick's double. It was Brook- j 'plio next meeting will be with Mrs.
lyn's second straight victory over itutts June ( Those present
the Reds. I were Mrs. Bill Lemmon, Mrs. Tay-
Tho Athletics and the Yankees tor Hartley. Mrs. Ira Sparlin. Mrs.
won their customary victories yes- ; . i. Wood, Mrs. W. c Fixley.
torday. maintaining the eight-game I M,Ht Chester Boat. Mrs. T. Wll
gap by which the Athletics lead. kinson. Mrs. Jack Wisecarver. Mrs.
The Mucks humiliated Cleveland m. L. House. Mrs. A. L. Blodgct,
second time as Bob Grove turned Mra. prank Topping, Mrs. Spicer.
in fine ball to win by 9 to 0, and U)rH. Kradel. Mrs. Hanks Now-
the Hugmen stampeded the Tigers
15 to, 4.
The Yanks had another fine hit
ting alteruoon, raking (Jen. I'hle,
George Smith and John Pruhomme
for 17 blows, including Lou Geh
rig's sixteenth and seventeenth
home runs.
Tho defeat was Phlo's third in
succession, and was the hardest
1 battering he has experienced since
brcnkliiK ma run 01 nine virilities,
Twelve Yankee hits. InclmtinR both
of (lehrliS B homers, rained upon
him lif two official innings, lie was
HCled In the third.
WnxhlnKlmi lacoil and defea ed
the While Sox hv 4 to 1 tind the
Hrowns nosed out on the Kcd Sox
"V " ",,! 1,1 rfinalnlim American
lean'ie iimih in.
RAINFALL IS RECORD
JACKSONVILLE Ore., June 13.
(Special.) Fmil Brllt, the local
wealher observer, submits the fol
lowing report for the month of
May: Temperature, mean maxi
mum, 73.'.!, mean minimum 4:'. 3.
mean f7.3, maximum S7, dale M ;
minimum 31, date 7; greatest
dally range Precipitation:
Total. .3 3 Inches, geratest in V!4
hours. I si. date ft. Number of
days with .01 inch or more pre
cipitation, 3; clear days. 2'.'; partly
cloudy, ti; cloudy. 3. Precipita
tion si iii September 1. lrt.52
inches. The rainfall since June 1
to the mornig of June 6 amounted
to l.'H inches. This Is the great
est June rainfall slme 1!H3. when
I hero was 3.1! Inches for Ihe en
tire month.
Walter Coke and family of Co
love. Calif., were visitors a couple
of days t'.iis w eek at the L. M.
Coke residence east of town. Wal
ter Coke Is Inincipal of the high
Miinol nt Cotove.
T. O. Yocum and n friend spent
Ihe first part "f the week at ihe
home of Mr. Yocum's sister. Mrs.
Thelma Melntyre. leavlim We.r
n esd ay for their home ui Stubbs,
CttUr. . .
I
waters of Lake Mendota. Timed
in 11:02. the Huskies won almost
' itu t h i.v Hlff.il nllhniiL'h I heir in.nl'
, ' , D .,,
Hin oer int luiut-ia n mnv
more than a length.
The Washington Junior eight
also made an impressive showing.
pulUng away to a four-length vic
tory over tho 'Wisconsin junior
varsity. The young Huskies' time
was one second slower than that
of the varsity race.
WILL PLAY ASHLAND
Instead of playing Butte Falls,
as had been previously announced,
the Jacksonville baseball team will
play Ashland tomorrow afternoon
at Jacksonville. Ashland was to
have played Klamath Falls at Ash-
land, but the announcement was
I made today that the game hail
.been postponed, giving Jackson-
j ville an open date for the liranite
""',"7- .
I The Jacksonville nine has not
,l-'-:,lei1' u'"1 ln i"
Ashland, has the hardest game so
I far this season. The ndmissian to
ithe game wuri tree, ami if jack-
Konvllle indicates It has sufficient
Imsolmll ability, an effort will lie
made lo Include it ln the southern
Oregon nnd northern California
league now being formed.
CYRIL TOLLEY WINS
AMATEUR GOLF
"SANDWICH, Kiifiland, June IT,
K)- Cyril J. H.f 'Policy today
won tho British amateur golf
championship for the second time.
defeating John Smith, Scottish
carpenter from I-ife, 4 up and J
lo play.
WILLIAMS CRKK-K. Ore.. June
15. (Special.) Tho Williams
Creel; Ladies' club met this weeli
j with Mrs. Bert Blgelow ln (irants
puss. The meeting waa made tin
comb, Mrs. C. W. Roberts, Mrs.
Homer House, Misses Kunice
BIoilKelt, Thelma Wilkinson, Jo
sephine Topping, Constance Lem
mon, Wllma Lemmon, Blanche
House, Bessie House, Minnie Wise
carver, 1 lelen Boat, M ilred Irene
Lemmon.
M rs. House received many use
ful ami beautiful presents.
lASEBALL
SUNDAY
2:30 P. M.
Jackson County
Fair Grounds
Medford
VS.-
Montague
Admission 25 and
Children Under 12, Free
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San Francisco 49 3-
Oakland .T.50
Los Angeles 42 3 , -
Hollywood U 311 .40
Sacramento 3,1 4,1 43!l
Seattle 3 -47 ' .37:1
Portland 49 .34.
National League
V. I,. Pet.
33 19 -i 3
31 IS .033
J'J IS .617
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21 HI, .447
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
I Brooklyn
Boston
.Cincinnati i
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Philadelphia 3S 11 .7711
New York 3" 1
SI. Louis 30 23 .6 II II
l,lroit 21) 27 .BIS
Cleveland 25 2(i A'Ml
Washington 19 311 .3SS
Chicago '. lit 3i .3 -If'
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Coast League
Yesterday
By The
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Hollywood ..
Batteries:
Associated Press
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Seattle
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Batteries:
McQuaid,
Hoffman.
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Hubbell, Knott
Cox:
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San Francisco 6 1 f 3
Sacramento 4 10 1
Batteries: Gomez and Bead ;
Ryan, Gould and Koehler.
(Thirteen innings).
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Los Angeles '. ... 0 3 1
Oakland 5 11 0
Batteries: Plitt, Cljilds and
Warren; McKvoy and Lombard i.
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(Continued from Page One.)
Plans, as outlined yesterday,
were to have the visiting planes
land on the new airport under
const iuct ion, hut rains last night
made 'the landings impossible, and
tho ships arrived on the old Bar-
her Field nt the fairground?!.
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KRUSE
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Special Event
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