Medford mail tribune., June 25, 1929, Image 6

MEDFOTID MAT7, TTCTBTjyE, MEDFORD, (WiOX. TUESDAY, JUNE 25. 1020.
rxm six
hurgliserles, heating lhi Pirates -I
to 3. Chiefly because of the eii:ht
hits Krvln Hrnine allowed. Includ
ing three homers liy t-uyler, A" J t -unit
and Iforiishy. limine himself
hit a homer In thi- fifth with one
(HI, tO give 1 lit I'llilli'H II t lift t j
j was only temporary. The victory I
I loft the CtiliH a game ami u half;
hack uf Pittsburgh, it game nht-iiil
of HI. I,oii1h ii ltd two games ahead;
; of the ilant.
Itain halted the other M-heduled .
league game between lion ton ami
(Philadelphia with I lie H raves lead-:
ling 2 to 1 In the third inning. I
In tin American league, the 1
i Philadehihla Athletii.'H increased
Fourth Victory Over Man-; Yankees (o'niiio full games by uoh-
ling out the lloston lt-d Sox, f u i
hattan Neighbors Cubs a double May wan the bases.
. in ii In the ninth Innlnt' uriil ell- I
jnhlcil Honimel to chalk ut hlsl
I seventh straight ti'l uiiijih without j
!a defeul.
I Although Idle, lite Yankee re-!
gained undisputed posni'Mlmi uf
j second place when the St. l-otiin
j ISrowns, wlili whom they had been j
DODGERS FIND
ni hit nniinlll
,1 llll II I lllll II'IHI
i An i mi
r All III ATI I IIA
Murrel Finley Crosses Country (
To Picnic With Folks at Home
TRAINING EM '
: i hi in in lu uiuiiui
Robinson Aggregation Takes;
Save One Game in Pitts
burg Series.
Hj Hcilicrl V. Marker,
Associated I'lcxs Spoi ls Wilier
If they cm, Id play
every day. 1'ncNv Willirrt K
the. Ci ill II I H I tied. (I !(! (! a (Incision In Clcvc- j
1.. ,1,11(1, I" I" ! . I I ' ' '1,1 111,1, i in ,
r,. n,i.! r..,- i -' liitu in, -I,,, ii,,, -
son's Hmoklyn DiiilKiM's would ' l r.ntl- himii-rmii. two nt Hum l.y
IcadlilC IMi' .Mlllnllllt iranui' iiimi-.m .
Murrel
finley
j Karl Aveilll.
At Uetroil.
tin
Tigers iMiiimted Vl Iks M un
of liinKuishlng In fifth place, only
n hop, step unit a jump out oi j K:i)H.r Ull(l :UJin fol. i ; ltH ami ; xicKfi'ld beauty
veniii. ; scored an vtinv i.i to I vistory over
However toiiKh the (Slants may ))() (.l((,aKO while Sox. Kmil Yde,
be for the rei of the league, ihey ( fnrmoi. i.ira,(. 0mhprtw. gave the
are only "cousins" to the I hnigcrs . Sox (pn ,UtM ,M)t lfKht4.IK.(j up n
who boat their Manhattan rivals jlh(i .h, H
yterday, 5 to 2, for the second j '. 4.
HtralKht day, the fourth time In I .0(f ii(ilicrs Mncrs.
Ihelr four last nieetlnKH and the) SKW Y)ltk. June n:. (IV)
eKhth time out of 13 s-'imes thin I yur tratiM-Atlanllc linern noned
scanon., . I their wav to their plerH today, '2 i
Tilth-)-, blonde
stepped off thft
Shasta thlH iiioiiiIiik into tiiu arms
of her 11 tot Iter, ,l rs. William
Swarttt, of .Medfoid, and n group
of ol he i' In en I re hit ives . and
friends. Drowsed In a chic black i
suit with ft white blouse, and i
.lust when Jt seems that John I hours late because of a heavy fo
MKiraw's hirelings are about to ; ,.xti'iidlni; over it J(MI-mlle wtretch
go Hoineivheru. the IudKer come i fIOni New York to Nantucket
nloiiK- and decide the (JlantH have nht.
gone far enoiiKh.
In the only other National lci
irue enaKcmcnt, the ChicaKo t'ulis
falvaued one came out of the IMttw-
ni;v VOllK, I'
pa, l-'la., stopped
lieltflnm. (7 1.
te Xcbn, Tnm
Willlo Michel,
KiiiiethiiiK one never nets in New
York," she said, and added, "Med
ford Is the grandest home sweet
home In the world." a ,
.M Iks Klu ley, fullnwiog the re
quest of. a Hollywood director,
stopped over in the moving pic
ture city to have a voice and
screen test made at one of the
xmall black hat. the lovely golden LtU(joH. .Before her engagement
haired M urrel, who has been the
inspiration of a number of inter
na t lonally known artists, was vis
ibly glad to be home.
"We're going on picnics lo'ts of
them," M Ish l'inley Informed her
relatives before they had all taken
their 1 daces lu t he car. "That's
something I've been looking fur
ward to all the way home, and
Strain Upon Truth
Tlio strain upon Inilli in ailvci-tinlng liceonirs too groat when the. pulilic is
told tlml ollior cipnroltcs rnjoy llic loiiHlinf; process. It lakes tliroe years to
proilurc l.urkv Strike's flavor, liiiw miriviileil rifjnrcllc is a lileml of inewt
loliarroH from cnrli of tliree roiiseentive gnillis the cream of llic crop.
Then comes the secret toasting process w hich in tlic opinion of 20,079-5(5-physic
iuns makes I.neky Slrike less irritating than other cigarettes. This ex
clusive lieot trcaliiient ulxo juirifies the totacco anil adds u touch of uul-sweet
uvur uppctizing, delicious, difl'crcnt the earmark of ouo of the world's
most popular products.
Tlir figurrn (ii(ilrd
Iiavc liccn rlirckcd
nnd rrrlifiod lo )y
l.YHKAISn, It OSS
11HOH. AND MONT
r.OMKHY, Acroiui.
Inula mill Auililois.
(SIGNED)
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation
iih a featured show girl in the
Zlegfeld "Whoopee" pro ductlon,
she acted In the silent pictures
for two yearn.
Following tier vacation here,
site will return to the same pro
duct tun, relieving the substitute
who Is taking her place. She will
be accompanied east by her sis
ter, t'onsiance Kin ley Ft eddy, who
will spend a few months there
tif king in the various big produc
tions and enjoying the attractions
i of the city.
"When Whoopee closes, which I
Imagine will be about November,
I may go Into the talkies. I know
! they shall hold a real fascination
for me," she said. "But In the
J meantime, this is going to be a
real vacation."
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ASVEL1.' UtCt i
TOLLEFSON FOR
Tl
II. (1. WIIhuii, an accountttnt, 60
yeat'H old. (lefoated Alvin Tollcfeson
of Cetitial Point, I nivershy of Ore
gon star, In a tennis mutch this
mmning In a tournament to deride
the Medtord city chanipiouHhli).
Wilson 1h employed ly tho C. & h
Fruit Co. . ;;
Tollefeson was rated as an active
conlendor to win tho title. The
Kcoro of the match was (-, 6-4.
j Iist evening In tho doubles Ptir-
dtn and uitrneiti uoieateu ueuuy
and Oemmor, - , U-6 and H-4.
.Sloohr and Hoppor defeated Wll
Hon and Jacobs, 6-1, 4-ti and 7-5.
j A largo crowd hhw this morn
'ing's game and altjo the contasls
last evening.
Matches thin afternoon include
i singles between Jimmy Kdmistbn
and Harry Mutter and Cramer Deuel
and Hurry Jacobs.
Hallcy. Peuol, Hutler. Wilson rind
Jimmy KdmiHton, the high school
Hlar, arc still in the running.
COMPLETED FOR
HEAVYWEIGHTS
j " - rucnuQAnV
f " Mt 31 DHL r-IK pi-iw
pHONt -466-467 Mt0fORD.040N
Gossard
Corsets
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY MANN'S
Uzcudun and Schmelingl
Await Bell 'in Milk Fund,
Battle Gate Forecast at!
- i
$600,000 Basque Given
Edge in Betting.
' NKW YOKK, June LV. (IP)
Paulino I'zcudun and Max Kclunel
Ing, rivals lu the season's moHt im
portant heavy weight joust, have
come to the end of their long train
ing grind and are waiting patient
ly for the bell that will send them
fortli on the first round of their
13 -round "battle at tho Yankee sta
dium Thursday night.
With the fight still tliree days
away, sponsors of tho annual milk
fund charity boxing shows havo
announced thai receipts already
have passed the 9300,000 mark.
Home what optimistic forecasts of
a "gate" of $600,000 have been
made.
Both the "German Dempsey" and
his Hpanlsh woodchopping rival
have reached top form and will
take it easy for the next few days
at their training camps In Jake
wood, N. J., and Hoosick Falls,
N. V.
Despite Seh mr ling's fine record
In this country, the betting gentry
persist in placing him on the short
end of tho betting odds of 6 to 5.
They figure that however hard the
Teuton can hit, ho does not figure
to stop tho rushes of a Paulino
who has sampled the hitting capa
bilities of the best heavyweights
In the business without so much
as a single wince.
Proponents of the Spaniard fig
ure he will be outpointed for the
first few rounds, but that he soon
will begin to slow the German down
and come on to win either the de
cision or by a knockout, possibly
within eight or nine rounds. Or
talnly the longer distance is an ad
vantage to Paulino rather than
Schmellng. for the woodiihopper
apparently has unlimited stamina.
S c h m e 1 i n g has yet to prove
whether he can take a steady beat
ing around the body and tt'ind up
.under it.
There have been rumors that
Sehmeling has added an effective
left hook to his repertoire of
punches, but that remains to be
seen. lie has been a one-han le-J
fighter in ull of his bouts in thirf
country.
STANDINGS
OF THE
k CLUBS. J
WI.YMII.ICnON. KiiR.. Juno :'5.
Helen Wills, worn-ins" ntuckiiiXH.
.iliew sll the crowds thsl cnnlii
lnirk the. Htumls ahout the. No. 1
Wimbledon court as alio won her
firm round mutch in tho r.Htisli
tcimiH championships from "Tom
j my" Tomhlin, keen mid enthusias
tic Queens player, tt-0, ti-0.
There had been much specula
tion as to whether Miss Wills, who
likes to play without tho impedi
ment ol stockings, would follow her
custom at staid and dignified Wim
bledon. her tennis was superb, hut her
stockings we.ro Just ordinary every
day sort of apparel. They were
silk but with nothing fancy at tho
heels. Tho Kimliah gill had a dash
of color for Hhe wore a pair of yel
low socks rolled over her stock
ings.
Officials had not deemed that
the women should wear stocking
lull It seemed all did as a matter of
preference, and anyway It was not
I too warm today.
(By Uio AMX'ljitcd Tress.
N'atiolifll lAingiic.
W. I..
Pittsburgh 37 22
Chicago 35 23
St. Louis 36 26
New York 3 4 2 0
Mrooklyn 2 31
Boston !S 34
Philadelphia 23 3 1".
Cincinnati 21 37
.American licaguc.
W. ti.
Philadelphia 41 15.
New York 3-"' 24
St. I.ollls 35 25
Detroit ... 35 311
Cleveland 2H 30
Washington 24 33
Chicago 22 41
Boston l'J 4 1
Pet.
.627
.603
.581
. 5 5 7
.133
.424
.3!! 7
.362
l'ct.
.7 4 6
.5113
.53
.5.1S
.4S.1
.421
,3-tn
.302
FREE DENTAL
NBW YOKK. June Ufi.- (P
Announcement whs made today
on behalf of Murray Guggenheim
and his wife, heonle. that they
planned to establish free dental
clinics for children in alt five
boroughs of New York.
The announcement did not state
tho total amount of the founda
tion. It was said between $3,
000.000 and $4,000,000 Tuid been
set aside for the construction,
equipment ami endowment of the
first unit in Manhattan. That
clinic is to be put In operation
hh mooii as possible, and a com
prehensivo plan for the establish
ment of the others worked out.
CHICAGO. June 2ft. A U-year-old
schoolboy was killed yes
lenlsy w hen be and another
youth of the same age fought
with ftts to settle their griev
ances. .
The victim. Harry Heavtlin, was
With tho eatuhlltdiment of the
Med ford Gun club assured, the
membership campaign benun seve
ral weeks ago. Is well underway
and a large number of member punched in the stomach by Hoy
are being secured, uccordlng to S. Stokes. poller learned, shortly
tl. Mendcnhall. secretary and after the fight started.
treasurer. The club b planned to Heavtlin. It as learned, became
be one of the most complete in angry a eek ago when Stokes, a
the stale and to represent a heal j member of the junior police of
thy flnsnclnl Investment. the school both boys attended.
O. It. Wood of Prospect is the forbade him to cross the street
present temporary president of against traiftc. T.ie fist fight
the ortiaulmtion. which so far in- was decided upon as the best way
eludes i he majority of the imp-1 to settle the differences,
shooters in souther n Oregon Police and firemen worked for
Plans are being completed for two hours to revive Heavllin. hut
the big shoot here In August, he died without regaining con
when some of the best shooters isclousness,
in the state are expected' to take The Stokes boy was held for the
p:itt, fc inquest today.
A
Glorious
WASH
FROCKS
For Summer Time
Hot-weather frocks arc thesa
new itetty Ilaxley tub fast
prints, voiles am) batiste.
They are charming garment'!
smartly trimmed in organdie,
lace and contrasting tape,
tight bodice, full skirts and
of course flairs, tiers and ruf
fles. These frockst come in
sizes for the Junior miss to
the matron.
$195
Fresh from the shops oT
, Hetty Laxloy, Ilolen of Holly
wood and St. Clair, are these
hotter tub dresses of aheer
voiles and batiste. All arc
fast colors and the syles are
adorable; some with cap
sleeve and others with long;
sleeve, clever skirt und hod
ice effect.
5295 to $18
OVER 1000 YARDS
of This Season's New ' . .
SILKS
ON SALE WEDNESDAY
A parade of unequalled silk values will march before your
eyes if you come to Mann s Wednesday. Here we have
assembled over a thousand yards of this season's newest
silken fabrics bo niuch in demand for summer time dreBSes
the qualities, colors, patterns and values will astonish
you. We urge you to take advantage of this offering as
it will not come again this year.
The Patterns, Include -
Vagabond prints, a light-weight, washable pure silk fab-;
ric Stardust prints from old wood designs. These are
very new. Speed age patterns, Old Mill prints and Talis
man designs. TheBe glorious 40-inch crepes and wash
able silks are the season's smartest, the patterns newest
and colors that harmonize with the summer mode. Sec
them Wednesday at Mann's Silk Counter.
Regular Values to $3.45
YOUR CHOICE
WEDNESDAY
SECOND FLOOR
Men's Polo Shirts
Mcns l'oln Shifts. This is llic iilpnl polo shirt lor
Mummer vvciii'. It is ndaptalilo its a sweater or shift
and comes in tan, blue or white. All are well made
of fine mercerized fabrics, full cut and carried itt
all sizes.
Special $2.95 Each
IS FATAL 10 FATHER
LKW1STO.V. Idaho. June 25. !
Raymond Matthews, l't, was'critl
cally wounded and bis lather. Iee
Matthews, 5S, was killed last nigh
by a hullot that passed tirst
through his body and then struck
his father near the ear. causing al
most instant death.
According to Raymond, he wn
standing in the doorway of their
home cleaning a rifle. When the
gun wan accidentally discharged
the bullet went through his hotly
idl'cctty unuer inn hvhi i ""
I his father, sitting several fe t
,nway. Itayniond's condition win
critical today.
ator of the 1'nited States battlo
fleet, was rescued frmn the waters
of the Pacific neur here last night
after making a parachute jump
from a light bombing plane which
he had been flying and which had
developed trouble.
Two sailors reported having seen
the parachute descend to the sur
face of the water and a largo
searching party; made up of both
army and navy forces, headed for
Point Komii. where the parachute,
struck tho water. '
SAN D1KCSO. Cat., June 25. OP)
Lieutenant Paul M. Clyde, an avl-
Plans approved for construction
of honpitai nt Oold Beach.
1 1
l Made up in unusual mount-
I Ings. bringing out their
II full charm and beauty. I i
I they offer real posslhill- J
III ties 10 acceptable gifts. j
j
Happiness and
One Dollar. . .
One dollar may mean much happi
ness to you, if you use that dollar
to open a Savings Account at this
bank and then consistently add to
it a little each week,
A growing bank balance will keep
you in high spirits.
First National Bank
Medfonl, Oregon
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