Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1929, Image 6

fTDFOTm MflTL TTtrnUNT!, rRDFORD, OT?EnONr, WKDNTERDAY, 'TtTNE 2(i, lojg?':'":'''1' :y':il
MACKS PUSH ON
FOR INCREASED
y MARGIN
Athletics Now Holding Ten
1 hy (he shut -out mute. to M. 'I'll-'
Vveil division dropped till1 itluWllH:
out of a lie Willi the Yankees for
. second place.
I The. big western teams in the
National league spike,- their nun
yesterday, leaving the Jtruuklyn
ltobhis fret tu occupy t tu center
df the KtaK' for Ihelr dally torture
of tile (limits. The clan Mr(!i;nv '
went Into the ninth InuiiiK with ,i
lead of 10 to a, and Larry 1'cntct
in the 1mx, hut the Jtnhins soon 1
shelled him for enough runs to ,
jtie the Heme. A home-run by ';il,
I Piciriirli with one mi capM-r tip
LA BARBA IN FAST
I
FAST BOUTS FEATURE
PORTLAND FIST CARD
I'OKTI.AM), Ore., June 22. (JP)
I'list lioutM featured la at night's
boxiiiK curd at Hie municlrial amll
tnriiim. In the main event Kllchle
KitiK of I .on Angeles won a 10.
- tjn ' r"u'" decision over Hilly Hurke uf
r San r'runclsco. '
rally. ,i , , . , , ; i the other 10-rotind affair. K.
I Tin. i:ililim carried their iihkiiiII , i,,,i ,..,,...,, ... " " of ChleaKo, neKro, ati'l
Into the ti.nih with lunch ' i, kl leghorn,
I .OS A.'ilii:i.K .lime
Karl .laslro 1'hiraito
I I r rtl
i mn n . n iiitnp r n m rii.' . . ....
uailio ucau vvw iii'iiry in me rinx, scorinc, two i-uus'(lt. f ...i Dii-rv. cir ht crown
which iiono.i n u n i'i vn-imy ,,., ,)( vj,.,,
Brooklyn Robins Hand; for vun,uh. H..n.iri.-k- tripi !,.,,., fur,,.
: mi- ifik iiimw in uiin u ii i jmi jjk , i iui .ri. r
Giants Double Defeat I Th" ll,,iv,s 1 "" ftnn-. n-j uovom.-!,, hi,.ir ,,.
........ .. ...... mi ,.si,i. ; I(.nl , ,,. hands of I.ahiuba her
1 no nome iwy toon mo opener, nearly a year iiko,
.. " i, nut on. I'tillH mllo-ii In a brilliant decision over his niuri
Hie ninth round uf the nitlm-ap runnel ilval in i,.n sizzlliiK rounds
for six runs tn win by H to 11. Thlsts,,,,,,. i-ine-ddeis th,ai-l,t I .:!... rl.:.
Eskimo Indian
from Seattle, went 1') hard roundH
to a draw.
Jack Kenworlh of Halein lost a
Phillies Win One.
I victory lnuke it strini; of nine
adclphla defeatH.
STANDINGS
OF THE
CLUBS.
( Hy (1m Aoclalnl Piths)
I'arll'fr iast Lcaiu .
. Hy William .1. hlpnian.
AxHOciatrd I'jess Sui"ts Writer.
ThroiiKh a lull in the hat tin Ccn
Hul Mc(ltlliu(idy refiihed -o pii
fihtlntf. With the YankMH fdlfnK
Jn a W'aslilnKton rain ycHteiilay, the
Ihlt'llPH Tell upon the helpless Heil
Htx for two victories. " to I ami
8 to, 'I,' Increasing their lead over
th? chamylons to J o full names.
It often has hoen pointed out that
an ndvuntnk'e for on contender
Oyer n not her in t ho names won
column is tf duhious value unles.s
nitttdicd by n Kiihstant il margin
in the. lo.Mt column, hut tin fact j
fomaiiiH that the Mac km en have
rV-neht'd the nia.ic lead of 10 sanies
for the flint time jdnce IflH. I
"TeaniK have heeii known to fall 1
6hnrt of pennant after toppinu j
thp field hy I" contests. Inn fucIi
IhHlanccH nre rare. 'Diei-e arc per
ImpH )io more lhau two fucIi cases
ill t he hlHl nry of oi anied biiHe
hall, which dates hack in IsTii.
'. ftnh ; drove registered his I LMlt
Viotorv of Ih seastn In the first
half of the I'hihid-lphia douldo-
header, hile youim I till Shores, j pil ishiirc.h
fteophyte rifihihamler, turned in 'iiicaKo
his fii'sl full j-'.anie of (lie yeai' hi l si. I.oiiis
til Hecond. drove allowed Jll-St I ,,.w Vin (
aiX lilts and Shores Huhi. ilhioildyn
.-.h'lie Detndt Tik'crs conducted ):,,S,m
llH'inselve.s peacrahly ciioiik'ii f,,- iMiihul'-lphia
nix innings at Xavin fielil. only t "iriciiiiijili
rail upon Kd u ulli ami the uu- , ....
ftupectin;: White Sox for 11 runsj AiihtIimiii Ia-uku'
In the
I 'ide .u-
flyvveiht tlnfm-;(oriHi(jn U Joe sielolf of Seattle.
. . j Alike (Jrlffo of Seattle and Jnhrnv
he de- 1 ii,,.,UIin irtti.. i ,i tci .t
.Xlasli o w ared ! r ,", uut-
.liniinle I'etrle, Portland, knocked
Ymiiiik I'lrpo of Pendleton uncoil-
I'hil-
iel.1 I he '';;' ' draw l.nt , ,.,
le ist five rounds. i
The finht was a hammer and j
jloiiK.s affair frmn tlie openinK hell, !
;vit;i the midi;eH selling a terrific,
! iac.-. As they went Into ht !
jlenih 1 h i decision was still lianK- i
j ii.K fire. r ill Alastro staged a ,
j whirlwind, two-fisted aitack thai j
Have him victory. The '-hicaKoj
youth landed (lie cleaner punches. '
! and he foiit:hl a beautiful battle!
throughout to, win.
KlotiH wlih a riiilit iipwrcut to tho
second loiind ot th
curtain raiHer.
Coast League
Yesterday
(lly iJn-
.Missions
San l-'ranelsc,
Oaklaml
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Fights Last Night
(Ity lilt .MsiM-iatc4l I'i-ins.
liO.STtJN. dorilla Jones. Ak
ron, ),. oulpuintfd .lack McYey,
Xew York, I ii ).
IA YTON. o. .loi- Sekyra, Day
t in, oii!)Hiiied Andy Mitchell, Cal
ifornia, (Hi); .Johnny t'urtl, Day
ton, knocked oui Jimmy t'oogan,
Itetloit, (O.
. inn
l.tAXAI'(.,lS. -Jimmy I lark -Ic'y.
Indianapolis, and Marry (Kid)
Crown, I'hiladelphia, drew, I it) ;
Tracy 'ox, Indianapolis, out point -c.l
Al M. l:ose. Newark, X. J., (Jt).
Iri tho seventh.
by H to 2.
, Cleveland and St
a , double-header j
The Timers won
I'hiladelphia
I.nuls divided New York ....
Hpoi'tsman'M HI. Kouis
jlrtrk to coiniilete the American Metrolt
ImiRUe protti'nin. The Indians came I Cleveland ...
from behind to take the opener by Washington
10 to 7. and this so Infuriated the Chicago
Ttrowns that they won the second Host on . .
W.
411
i:nlT NeuMfrl Itjices
i:rt;i;xi-;. on.., j ., i,i)
I lOntiies from nil over Oregon are
f;t- j beitiK re. eived by the Klittene
j Motor Itoat cluh for the outboard
r,!l' , motnrboal races to he bid. I fit Vi.w.
. Ti S 1 i - .i .....
. ;i 4 fi
s: i have entered
.4-1
.344 1'Iaiis discussed for ex'tensivc
.'J'.t'l I pavinu iiroject in city of Hums.
Associated Ir) ,
It. (I.
3 12
I 6
Oakland
I'ortia ml
Kaslch. Cranhead and Itend,
Lombard!; Knittht and Woodull.
Sacramento ..
Sea I Me
Ih-yan and
and Coreant.
II. JI. R
I r, i
2 c i
Severed; J.'d wards
I 1
8
M isslons
I bdlywood
Xeli.on, Ctde and Hoffman; Hul
vey. Moller.sun. Kinney, Marty,
Shclb-jiltack ami liassler. Sypher.
it. it. r;.
I.ns A htteles 0 J 1 2
San Francisco U 12 0
lia rfoot, Moiiu-,omery and War
ren; Clyiin and Adamsou. (1U In-nlntti.
.;l!i;i:s I I'on ust scam-
(Continued from Pag One.)
port .Inly 4. Many of those who
raced in the I'emlleton rcuaita
tudent iners
challenge Old Gold
-and two telegrams tell what happened!
pj 1
I fsiD WESTERN pT A' J .'V A
1W UNION r. l'ZA'fi.
u E...ki.t AVA7'4 17NL LX IN A-MU.W AU.t . Wl II ..i. V:;-- ' eA ;
ii P. LOBHLARD COlirAW, v ,
FIFTY STUDEMT FLIERS SAKT TO MAKE CICAHFTTR
TEST STOP IF YOU WILL SEaD ON YOUR BRAND
NAME UASXS RE KILL B'JV OUR 0AM CICARETTE3
HOLD Cl'R 0WU TEST AND TELL YOU THE RE3ULT3
BIN LOSE OR ERAfl
II. P. WHITTLE
V7EEK3 AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
T Ii c f ii r I v 11 d i u c i u u rp i ics
w I l Ii bran il n a in c s concealed
WESTERN
IU.M-.J.I N.ii4l t X I K BO MILM M M.fc IS1
P. LORILLARD COMPANY, ,
KEW YORK.
FORTY THREE ST'JDEXTS ADS TE5T UnE T3PAT
STOP YOUR CONFIDENCE IN ALLOWING US CONDUCT
OUR CW.I TE3T PROVED IT A SQUARE DEAL STOP OLD
GOLD WON TWENTY FOUR FIRST CHOICES TO ELEVEN
STOP SIX AND TWO FOR THE OTHER THREE BRANDS
H. P. WHIIILS
WEEK3 AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
HM'ji,.cwwiHyiimw
rv)iiiihiili.iiiww.iiiiiil&itiitiia
c o u g ii I N
fr t.rl)udlV..
O T
On your RaMo, OI l ( M l)-rl I WHITtM AN
HOI R. . . Vtu W hurmia, Km nt Jit t. with
hn rfmplHt mchfo. hroaiUaiti ihr Ot I)
tiOl I) hnrvrrv urdv. Uom Jto tOIVM.,
l lrn Divliihl SWn 1 mt. tvr Inr rnhrt
rlwuikut ihci'.tiluiiihia llttvujcftilinj Silrm,
CARLOAD",
m
Soine imckors also believe that
hy uslnir curtains which will add
one and one-half cenla to twa
cents per hex to the cost of nnck
Iiik. a hlBiier price cun he ob
tained on some f. o. b. and for
eign wiles. This practice, how
ever, should he discouraged as a
ifeneral mi,., where not necessary
In order to meet demands of
buyers.
Xiiinr AihllniKiis
At the time this report was
adopted in .March, a resolution
wa.s introduced and adopted au
IhorizliiK the president of the
Fruit Crowci-H leaKUe to appulnt
a coiiimillee of milt itrowers to
sit Jointly win, a like, committee
appointed hy the puckers for the
purpose of adjusting, arhitrutlnn
or clarlfyinK any nilsiimler.staud-
Iiiks or disiiKreemeiits tiiat might
lllse (lililui! ,,. packhll.- season
of lilLil over the construction or
Interpretation of this packing
iigreeineiil. This joint coinmltlee
has been appointed and consists
ot the following fruit growers
and packers: Allien Hurch.
Steven Nye, w. K. Hrayton, f. c.
I.enimon, .1. K. Kdiiiiston. "):. s.
Cca. and It. H. Keter.
David Kosenherg of the l'rult
l.rnwers league Is to act as chair
man of this committee, and take
purl in lis deliberations.
The Kriilt drawers' league in Its
15 years of existence In the Hogue
Klver valley, has been the largest
single factor In guiding the fruit
Industry through Its years of Ini
tial growth and development
down to the prescirt time, when
we. find ihe Industry reaching a
condition of greater stability and
surer and more consistent profits.
Thin organization has earned the
confidence of every grower In the
valley anil should receive his
henrly support nnd co. operation.
The league as an organization is
endeavoring to help Ihe Individual
grower 10 nieei his problem In a
practical way. therefore the in
dividual grower should give Ihe
inmost loyally to the league,
which represents I lie Industry in
which he is engaged.
Tills statement will he pub
lished In l lie dally press, and we
lespecttully urge ,.,.(, ,,.,. ,0
cut this statement out for fulure
reference, ami when he makes a
contract with his pucker for the
season of III2H. he should find out
before signing a coplnict exactly
what his packing charges will I.e.
ami If not satisfied, report to this
Joint 1 imitlee. And if he does
not thoroughly understand the
nature of th,. nKr ,,., MeB,.
aled with the packers, he Is asked
to lake the matter up directly
with this committee for lutcrpre.
lation and clarification. duly by
tills method ,,f close co-operal lit,,
can the league keep In clo.s,. toueh
with Ihe lucking and mark, -tint
situation for this season. If the
growers will co-operate In the
manner we have Indicated, the
league will then have the Info,,
iiiatlon and knowledge lo give
greater service to the growers for
Ihe
year I M0.
ItllltT
ANT"l:l!SO.
t'halrnian.
t'AISt. CM.AStiOW,
.1. '. UAItNKM.
env svi:k on iiunii sai.i:
Continues rrom J"at One.)
l.aM night's bid read that Ihe
pllrclia?er would buy Ihe bonds
in denomination of Stuoo, to be
dated July 1. 112:1. and lo mature
seiially in numerical order at the
rate of SI2mi per annum, on the
first ,lav of July In each of Ihr
yeais I1UI to I'.Hfi. Inclusive, al
par. and Ihe bonds will hear in
terest at the rale of j per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually.
t'ontr.let awarded for erection
I of I'our-Suiiare c;opel temple on
I Walnut between Klghtri and Ninth
j sireets, Manialh Vails.
I Construction of l.ongvlew bridge
I may be completed early lit llecvnt-bvr.
Gcssard
Corsets and
Girdles
r "THE STORE FOB EVERYBODY" J
Jantzen
Swimming
Suits
HiONE-486-467
MSfQKl.QWjM.
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY MANN'S
Summer Togs
For Men
and Boys
JANTZEN
Swimming Suits
FOR MEN
1
Mann'B are headquarters for
Jan 1 .en KwlininiiiK suits for
men. It Is al this store
whet the fellowH eume fur
their Jantzen hiiKh all eoh
oi-h uml si vies tneliidiiiK the
fuinoiiH Juutzen speed suits
ar here, (,'ome cm buys. Ret
your suit now while slocks
are new and .styles always
best.
Thursday Specials
Picked from Our Regular Stocks of
First Quality Merchandise
SUPER HOSIERY VALUES
For Thursday we offer you a choice of all the desirable
shades in "Theme" pure silk hose, full-fashioned, medium
service weight. This Is a sllk to-top hose and comes In
all sizes, choice
Also for Thursday wo offer you Ihe famous "Kayser"
brand of pure silk huso, Polnte.x heel, full-fashioned, me
ilinin service weight, splendid assortment r colurs and all
sizes, choice
$1.25
$1.50
MAIN
FLOOR
Rayon Gowns
Women's 1'tne quality tailored,
style rayon kowiis. These come
in all colors, and urn a regular
Jl.ita value. Choice. Thursday
$1.69
$6.00 to
$6.50
Summer Slip Coverings
The Drapery Section offers for Thurs
day a beautiful 50-inch striped all-linen
slip cover fabric, ideal for car, cushions,
porch chair seats and other summer up
holstery work. Your choice
MEN'S
Fancy Dress Hose
Men's novelty dross hoso In
fine quality lislo and mer
cerized thread. All sizes and
colors. UeKular 2!c, the pair,
choice Thursday
4 pairs $1
BOYS'
Swimming Suits
Hoys' all-wool s w I in mint;
suits.. A splendid suit for
the boy 4 to S years old.
These are regular $1 .75 val
ues, special for Thursday
$1.29
.95c yd..
Boys' Longies
Hoys, litis Is the place to liny
your long cords. We have
the famous "t'nn't Httsi 'Km"
brand. They are priced as
follows
Aires (i lo II....
Ados 12 to 1C.
..$2.75
$2.95
Mil
!
Sweaters
Men's fancy slip on mveat
rrs of alt-wiml yarn nml in
V-neck and rrv neck styles,
beautiful colurs and patterns.
These are .Ymi to Sii.no
sweater, special Thursday
$3.95
v
Union Suits
Men's broadcloth n I li I e I I c
itntoti hiiIii. Made of extra
fine count broadcloth til Ih"
popular V nci Ic sl1e hullo i
front, a bargain for Thursday
$1.00
Infants' Sun Suits
Infants' sun suits of fast-color
poplin. These garments come
in various colors tlml are ideal
for the baby's sun-bath, sizes to
o, special
S1.19
Rayon Bed Spreads
Slxl')5-inch fancy' rayon led
Bprejuis in the popular shades
of blue, Kreen anad lavnder.
regular $1.45 values, vour choice
Thursdav
S3.45
Stationery
Splendid quality pound station
ery, linen finish, with two pack
ages of matching envelopes,
special for Thursday
. 49c
Washable Voiles
Ilcautiful quality washable voile,
so much in dematiad for cool
summer frocks, full 31 inches
wide, your choice Thursday
39c yd.
Boys' Wash Suits
For the little man from 1 to 3
years we offer these fast-color
IHiplIn wash suits, assorted
styles, special Thursday
S1.95
BATHING SUITS
MANN'S 2ND FLOOR
The
Smartest
Bathing Suits
on the Beach
Will be worn by those who Rive
careful attention to details when
selections are made. You want
style, you want individuality. You
want smartness you want more
than just an ordinary bathing suit.
That's why we give so much at
tention to lite selection of our
bathing suits. That's why you will
find such a splentlid line here.
Jantzen and Columbiaknit
Suits for Those Who
Want the Best
$500 to $750
New Coolie Coats
The most colorful and gay Coolie coats of the season
are at .Mann's. New wool cliajlie coats of oriental flor
al designs just the accesory for beach-wear. Your
choice Thursday
VERY SPECIAL
$495
The Annual Migration to Our
SILK SALE IS ON
pozens and dozens of thrifty silk buyers are taking advantage of this annual June sale of
fine silks. Here tire Ihe season's smartest patterns in silks that should sell up to 3A5 a
yard. Hut at this silk sale you buy them for il.SJ a yard. Come and share in this great
,reast of silk viilues I ' ''
1"! . $3.45
unit's
Your Choice
The Patterns Include
Va&nbond prims, a light weight, washable pure silk
fabric Stardust prints from old wood designs. There
nre very new. Speed-Age patterns. Old Mill prints
and Talisman designs. These glorious -lO-lnch crepes
ai:.l washable silks are lite season's smartest, the
patterns newest, and colors iljat harmonize with the
summer mode.
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