METYFOBB MXTL TRTBTTJCE, TCDFORlXOnKOOy. WEDNESDAY. ,TrTC 10. 10-20.'""
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THREE FAMOUS FLIERS MEET
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ATHLETIC JINX1 mMkyfi
Mackmen Make it 13 Wins
in T4 Starts Against!
Johnson's Crew Robins :
On Warpath Against,
Giants, Take Double Bill
Site w A ""i'iCSf
KfeBd Hr -ft
I'.v William .1. (Iiipuinu.
AssiM'iatcd lrcss Sports J-Mitor
I'l l hil.t I here" mifcllt to bp il
law, hut tfVtn t hut might do 111110
good. It is difficult to believ'
that nny mire r-tatutt. un th
books vuuUX orotpci iho .senators
(mm ilif Athk-tlcs. It hupiiencd
ncaln yesterday at WashinfU.m
in Cull vii-w of a hardy band of
rauitul fans thirteen vit-imit-K for
lilt' .Mack men in fourteen starts
aKaliVHi Walter Johnson's men. If
this is i-urrie.1 far enough, it may
easily mean the margin by which
the Athletics defeat I he Yankees,
hiTsuiuliiK always that they do
defeat tle Yankees.
Tho score of this latest outrage
against t'lurk f iriffith'v pr-m-i- of
m nd was 7 to ii. and the Senators
threatened to the very last: to pull
it out. Tho home forces did have
the satisfaction of seeing Robert
.M. (Jrove. star left h under of the
American k-uKue. making an nn
dijniified exit after the second In
ning, but Itulie WalberK was in
there when the pay-off took place.
Tho customary parade of Wash
ington pitchers marchc-'d thnnth
the box, headed by Hadley.
The victory netted the .-thletics
n aln of half a game over the
Yankees, who now trail by vIrUi
full tames anain. The champions
dii w better than an even break
against the Ited Sox. despite the
presence of iWibe Kuth in the
lh-sh on the bench. Freddy llei
mach exercised his customary
spell over the Hostunese in the
opener to win by to 0. hut Pip
fras. . Xachary , and Sherid shot
the chutes in the 'nightcap, which
Boston won by 7 to 4. l,ou Ceti
riir got his lSth home run in the
opener, holding his lie with Haley
of the Cardinals, who broke out
with a round trip blow at Chi
cago. Other teams in the Ameri
can league were idle.
Inspired no doubt by the loose
conduct of tho n raves who bra
zenly took two one-run decisions
from the Cardinals at St. Louis on
Sunday, the roaring Robins hit
the warpath at a most inoppor
tune moment for tho fJiants. Not
ciiltsfied with winning the first
"game' by H to 7, the Klatbush
flock came right back in the
second to win by 7 to (i on home
runs by (lube I Srcssler and liabe
Herman in the eighth and ninth
respectively.
The first game witnessed the
rout of both 1 Jirry 1 teuton and
F Jazzy Vance, John Morrison did
a fair job of finishing for the
Robins, but the Ciant pitching
remained Indifferent. Melvin (HI
hit. his 15th homer, and liill
Terry also hit for the circuit.
Itill got tvne out of 10 in the
two games, lifting his average
to .400 and himself to the league
leadership.
The fiiants were not the only
contending team to run Into
trouble yesterday. Red Lucas out
pitched Irvin Rratne at Cincin-
hatl to shade Pittsburgh by - to 1
ahd the Cubs thumped the Cardi
nals by 13 to t; at Chicago, as
Hack Wilson hit two homers. This
1 mind of results left the Cardi
nals holding a three-point lead
find their heads. The Pirates
vro second, three points ahead
of the Cubs.
The 4 to 2 victory of the Phil
lies o ve i the Urn ves wa s notable
chiefly for the 1 "in home run
of Charley Klein, the slugging
outfielder , of tho Philadelphia
team. Lester Sweetland pitched
unart ball against Pen Ca ntwoll
and Levcrett.
MtTi
PL iVW.
RI
5 VAV i
Coast League
Yesterday
(Hy I he .sMKlatet l,wii.
R. H. K.
Missions .1 -
San Kraucit-co 15 Irt -
Cole. AlcQuaid, Knott and ltald
wln; J act Its and Reed.
R. VI. v:.
Hollywood ti K n
Los Angeles 4 S :i
Shellebaok and Hassler, Sypher;
Moiling and Sundberg.
H. ii. i:.
Oakland 7 -'
Seanle 1 S 1
Daglia and Keed: Fisch antl
Itorrennl,
Saciamento-Portlaml game post
poned; rain.
Fights Last Night
(Hy iho .Worhited Pros.)
CINCINNATI. Maxie Iiosen
bloom. New York, ouipointeif Joe
Amlersoin Covington. Ky.. O");
Larry Sanxoue. Cincinnaii, out
polnled Habe Pilico, Newark. N. J.
Associated rrcss lihoto
Lady Kzry Heath eft)t Marvel Crcsson and Ruth Elder (right)
met in Los Angeles when Lady Heath, English flier, arrived in Loa
Angeles on her air tour of the United States.
N K W YORK. Al Rrowii. Pan
ama, outpointed Yidal (iregorio,
Spain, l liit: Kid Chocolate. Cuh-i.
stopped Teddy Rolh. New York.
3; Tony VacaretU. New York,
niiipointed Pete Meyers, San Fran
cisco, (10).
Its Just Plain
Common Sense,
M
Al.l.K.NTOW.N. I'll. Tommy
(nian, Onlahn. Neb., "outlmintt'il
.Itihnny llailirk, Phlhiili'lphia. (1.
I.VDIAXAI'OI.IS. Kililli' An
loion, I'mly. W'yo.. kuix-kcil inn
Slnvp MiDimald, Canailian; (II;
I. on l.nvotaci', Tel-re llaulo, ' Ollt
lininted Charlio Court, ('Inctnnatl,
(Ii).
AGAINST B. KRUSE! PROVIDE SHUTOUTjEGAN'S STEADY PLAY
SOUGHT BY JACK: AT JACKSONVILLE! M
If Hob Kruso, Portland wreatlor.
evor worked to win i a match he'
! went through all the motions when I
'
, he defeated Jack Romona, Los An-1
; gulps, two out of three falls at the '
ainuu y last night before a good-1
, sized crowd. Roiuona, who defeat-;
ed Ira Hern ot Halt Iake City only I
J a short time ago, seemed to have.
(the etlKe on the match until Kruse, !
; after ten minutes of wrestling, took j
I the third tall with a leg strangle.
I However, Romona was not con
vinced Kruse in the better man and
has challenged Kruse to a return i
match, which will probably be
held ne xl week.
Romona, like Kruse, is young,
but appeared to have more science
than bis opponent. Kruse spent
j most of bis time attempting to
;bieak away from holds, but now
:and then clamped a punishing hold
'on the Los Angeles man, who
I usually broke away in quick order,
i Hob did not resort to as much
( roughness as in other matches. He j
i ii h iiiruvvii iiui iii ine ring iwu or
three limes and tound great joy In
crawling to the ropes, especially j
, wiien tie was made the victim or a
toe hold.
I Kruse won the first fall In 1"
! minutes, lost the second in 17
; minutes and won the third in
minutes.
j In the special event. Sailor Jack
i Wood found himself up against a
harder man than he had expected
when Joe Ferguson of Kvansville,
I I ml., took a fall from r.im in nine
minutes. Ferguson, a fighter hy
trade, displayed good wiestling skill
and at times Hashes of acrobatics.
Ferguson wants to meet tiene
; O'tirady of Ashland in a tO-rountl
fight, but O'Crady is said to be a
bit backward about accepting.
In tho preliminary. Indian Joe
Corbel t of Rosehurg wrestled a
draw with Dummy Powell of MVd
! ford. Tho , boys were evenly
i matched.
Must Divide Purse.
LONUo.W t.4i If John McCor
mack's new horse wins the Jersey
stakes at Ascot Friday he will di
vide the proceeds with Lord Astor.
That was a condition of the sale of
Crauailour to the tenor.
Hist Citi.eu.
VATICAN CITY. tAyi Tom
maso LaRella's son is the first citi
zen of the new papal state by riht
of birth. The new father is a papal
servant.
Doctor I Hookworm.
nkw York. in, a. s. w.
Kosenbach. noted book collector,
reads in bed three hours every
night.
$25,000!
An 1
Automobile
Accident
A Suit for l)aiua.ucs. And t lie jury sniil ,,f2V
000.". Hp IdhI Automoliilp Liability Insurance
with the ordinary Five and Ten Thousand Lini
.its. He had to di, down in his own porkcls for
1."),000. And it wasn't there.
Talk io the Assent of
The Employer's Group
Medford Investment Co.
125 East Sixth Phone 1224
The Medford Juniors playing in
the American League National Jun
ior ltusehall tournament, played
Jacksonville at Jacksonville Tues
day afternoon and defeated them
by a score of 24 to 0. The Med
ford team, however, will not have
such easy sledding next Saturday,
It is predicted, when they meet
Roseburg. The Roseburg boys will
be real opposition as they have
come t h r o u g h a close contest
against the ten or more teams of
Douglas county as county champs.
' The Medford boys nre so far
undefeated and undisputed cham
pions of the southern section of
tho district. The game- Saturday
will he keenly contested and all
ball fans are expected to be on
hand to witness the game. The
winner of the match at the fair
grounds Saturday will enter the
finals for the district champion
ship.
The local hoys are practicing
every ' day in preparation for the
Kamo and will hold up their end
of tho battle. Local boosters are
urifed to attend and give the boys
the proper support.
The game Saturday will he Vlay
ed at the Jackson county fair
grounds at 2 o'clock. A small ad
mission will be charged and tickets
may be hail at the Chamber of
Commerce.
The followine boys played
against Jacksonville: Iran. Wash
an. Clay. Caldwell, Smith. Wiseley.
Lewis, Shaw. Lange. Lange, the
captain, pitched for' Medford.
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.STANDINGS
OF THE
kCLUBSL
' (Fly lilt' Asmm'IiiHmI I'lVv-i.)
I'ai'il'ir C(ms( l.fliuni'.
' W. I.. Prt.
MiXflolM 52 L'X .;
San KranrlsTO 51 33 .007
Oalilaml 4S 3(! .11'; I
l.c.s AliKi'li-M 42 41 ."jilil
Hollywood -4" 4CI .".1(0
Sarlaninntn S7 47 .44(1
Kvilltli' 2'.i 411 .372
I'orllaml 27 "2 .342
National l.t'iiiriif'.
W. 1.. Pel.
Chlraco 31 2u .1123
St. Louis 3.5 22 .614
1'IU.slMiiKll 33 21 .CI 1
Xr York 2X 24 .S
I'hilailolphla 23 27 .4r,0
llrooklyn 22 30 .42.1
lloslon Ifl 32 .373
( Inilnnatl 20 35 .384
Atni'i it-aii l.i-iii;iio.
W. I.. I'll.
Phll.iil.'lih!a 40 13 .7r,:,
Nw York 32 21 S04
SI. I.ouls 32 23 .52
lviroll 31 2!l .117
Cli'Voland .'. 2 27 .491
VVa.-hlliKlon 30 32 .S
I'hlniKo 21 37 .3(12
liuHton II 31 .321
I
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KEATTI , 15. (7;0S:)
Chandler Ksan of Medfcnil. former
nalionut aniulur chaniiiinii; dem
onstrated yestercay that lie is still
one of the greatest competitive
golfers in the game. For thirty
holes Egua was down to Dr. John
son, but squared tho matcli at the
3-ttti. haired the :)5tli ami thon Villi
everything denendiug uiwii the re
sult Johnson cracked while Kgan.
playing the same.stendy golf, was
up on his opponent (or the first
time during tjie day und woo his
way Into the next round, one up.
A Straw Hal 15c
S2 House Dresses . . 95c
Black Sox, 3 pair . . 20c
Canvas Gloves 10c
Boys' Long Pants . . 95c
Leatherette Aprons . 20c
Kvi'ry hinst, ill' roiii'sc, v;ir rlotlii'S. If lie's wisi. lit "11 wonr (lie
Mini (lint will '.:ivo t-tn-ri'i't ici-siin.il iippi'muiicc jiihmI sl.vlr, L'"iiil iinittri;il
mill 'jrtioil t a il it' n tr. Nnliiriilly, lio has in liny llu'st' i-lnlhi's I'n.ni sonit"
iiii'i't-hanl. Now. N'lu'ti it i-inn's In luiyiii"; clothes, is it sensible to pav
aliniil ."ill per cell! of yinil' lnmiey fur l lie inei'i-liaiil 's liiuli renl. Iiemilifiil
I'iMares, etc. .'
Or is il sei'.silile to come In my Front SI reel store, where llie rent is
low. whore tin- fixtures .ire. plain and where niosl of your money ours
li'jlit with (he oanncnts'.'
Il iluesii't laUe a eolleoe professor u lit-11 if thai ::ui.
Now! That's just one of the reasons wliy I can offer wmitlerf ul liarL'ains.
Tlml s insl one of the reasons why my liusiness is jrnwiii! mill iirowini;.
Another reason is thai I have rslalilisheil womlerful linyini; eonueel ions
willi soine of America's foremost manufacturers.
Il 's just plain eniuiiioii sense, men, anil you will do well lo lake iiilvanlai'e
of Ihe correct elolhes values tliat I am offerino. anil I. mean it.
Sincerely,
Wll.l, II. AVI I.SON.
Radio Program
KMED
' Mill Trlbuna-Vlrgln Station
' .
Wednesday! June in. 1929
! 22S.9 .Meters 1310 K. C.
v. ai, . ;
! C to G:i3 Isis Theatre.
6:15 to li:;tu Mail Tribune
news and markets.
G:.1u to 7 Orescent Dairies.
10 to 12 I:reum!and Dunce.
Thursday June 20, 1SI2II
A. M.
9 to 11:30 Durant Dealers.
9:30 to 10 Golden West Ciif-
fee.
10 to 10:30 nnomv Oroce-
terln and Ed illnn's market.
lo;.iu to II :ieele A Kindle
Service Stations.
11 to 11:30 Independent Rlec
tric company.
1 1 : SO to 12 .I'urmln & Woods
Drags.
12 News items. Mull Tribune
I. M. .
12 to 12:30 Merrlcks Nata
torium. 12:30 11 Gold Seal Creamery.
1 to 1:30 Dnick Dealers.
1:30 to 2 Heck's Hakery.
2 to 2:30 YonuKlove & Co.
0 to 6:15 Isis Thcutre.
6:15-'to fi:30 Mull Tribune
news and markets.
G:30 to 7 Associated Oil Co.
8 to 9 Knrmors Kxchango Ctf-
operatlve.
Men's Fine 100 per cent Wool Suitscorrect styles,
made by. some of the very best tailors in the $ i A 50
AiiKw.irl. ci7ac tr oriinor at JL JL
country all sizes, 36 to 46, going at .
Men's All-Wool 15-oz. Blue Serge Suits, $25.00 suits
going at $17.50. The famous Buddyserge suits, sold
everywhere for $37.50 to $45.00. One of the best suits
in the market, $25.00.
Better think it over. Also hundreds of other bargains.
Will H. Wilson
32 North Front Street
l)iUI.WMWWM.ll.U.tl'UIJ.t
nmiil in lnt t-i it i v " i fTTrririsr i
flEST INSECTS .J
:Flica reek whJi liartcria. TUcy taint everything
they touch. Itilccl loou. tjiiisw uii.uiu i.".ii.t.-,b.
A.itlnrilic ny 40,000 deaths each year are"
caused ly fly coiitamiiiation. Flics must be killed.
FLY-TOX is easy lo use . . . frajrant . . . luuailes
to people . . . guaranteed.
-" oevEtOPEDAT MELLON INftTITtTK OF IHPU&THIAL J
II IM CtgABCH lV WBK HBggAHCH fEUOWSHIP
.S'T. Kim , J uih (Ayi -
'Mid 'royalty and piiKi-nntry AmT
r'A Id'inh Cnimt lumntrow wvtt
n fitting climax to a nvnnutUnul
rudnK riir''''i' m h hall !fn Ylnii
land'fi pr irt I-? nf tho turf In tho
noli cup at lifviil A wot.
Win or lowv. Mr, .lohn I.
H'-riT: planjt to return her Rroat
fnur-yr.ir-filfl olt to thi I nii.-d
Stat' for th nmpltion f lif
I arin rRH'pr. : ' ni f'T lli:it hnil
it lit'KfnninK two yaiM an hx a
Jiii-nt1f antl r-n h 1 ii i"fk
AmorlrAn roittlnnt with th
winnitiK of Hi tin .- f.u-
uU hJinpion-hip.
I.A rirtANDi; Ore.. Juno. 10.
'A'ttt. liai nuiii. pi cHitli'iit tf "tin'
First National hank, The J nill.
wntt t-lect-( pn-Hlticiit of the
Kon Hankorn' HHnrlntlon at the
LMth unnunl ronventlon of the as
.soflatlon hern yesterday.
oilier officei-H are: Vtre presi
dent. Wilt T. Wright, proHlitent
Hunk of renn Olty; treasurer,
Ira l'owell, .Munmoiuh.
The exerutlvy comntltlefl ron
HixlM of rhalrinaii. Ham Itti kir.
eunhier HruntK 1'hhh and JoHeiliiiit'
hank. Irani h I'uwk; John F. I n ly.
retlritiK pivt-ldeirt; Waltm-'- Holt),
vli-e president I'nlted Hluti'H Na
tionnl, I'oi tliind : II. K. ( 'onlltlue,
vice pieHid'tit ha flrando Nutlonal
hank: Frd Calllmer. vice pi'e-s.
dent Flint National hank, Alh:tny.
Mfim-y For 'I'tiy.
NI'.W ViiUK-M'i At an aiuMoii
in Madison S'uare (iai li-n, I ." ii h -relf
of Kihvm (I W. Hi ov ninii'K
really brought f J.M rt.rtfto. TH- pio
ceedt. he unnotlneeH. are to ! u-fti
for purehnro of toyn fir ehildun
nnd oi her phi hint hropir. Aninri:
thofe al'fent from tip- auetitin
M ItrotvninL' ' r'e,u hf . .
tiHfii tn t.i'l ICr.
IIOAIK. Ml The Triloin.i. ;i
TiewHpuper. tindeitandM I h;H the
Jmpe if to pri-xent a Bold rot-1 lo
llie tjueen (if lt.il-.
TlllBinook Koad leiidttm to li'-w
hlKh Hiliool conifltoil.
When They're Klein-Made
They're Tailor-Made
in Medford
It is neither expensive, extravagant nor uneconomical to
wear clothes made for you. They carry smartness, cor
rectness and individuality in every line. . ,
Priced from
$35 up
raw
UPSTAIRS
128 East Main
LILLIAN AtfiEftWONTP 'WXf
THRILLING' OPERETTA il 1 lf
UOMBERG'sHOr'r, Qt'ip
BPARKLINO SCOEE l,UVC'
Bitten than hi. "Stud.nt Prlnc."
; , or "Blotsom Time"
Hear the songa wblill
liuve piictrcled
thi Kloun
"One
Alone"
"Deiert
Love Song"
"Hoi"
"Tho Sbre
8ono,"
"One Flover In
Your Garden,"
and a dozen other,
OVER ONE YEAR IN LONDON, NEW YORK, CHICAGO,
68 WEEKS IN 8 AN FRANCISCO L08 ANGGLES.
- ALREADY IT HAG ENTHRALLED MILLIONS. .
Housing male chorus) best oulsido grand opera.
Boauteous houris who can sing ta rcll a) dancs.
Cecil Stewart's Famous. Symphony Orchestra.
Saturday, June 22
Prlcet: Matinee, Lower floor, $1.50 and $2.00.
Log-, $2.00. Balcony, $.73, $1.00 and $1.50.
Evening, Lower floor, 82.50 and $3.00.
Loam, $3.00. Balcony, $1.00, $1.50 and (2.00.
Performance atarta promptly at 2 and 8 P. M.
MAIL ORDERS NOWI Send aelf-addreeied stamped envelope
for tare return of tickets.
The Pelican Theater
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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