Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1929, Image 5

iWIMiWIIMiO!
FOURTH VIPTflBV luilU MPT Idling
STANDINGS
OF THE
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As Advertised in THE SATURDAY EVENING POST June 2!
TO START HERE
The $iipesr Service
CLUBS, A
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(By the Associated Press)
Pacific Coast League .
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After u. lout; interval of rest,
the tfnlf touiliannnt seavoii at the
Mcdford Uolf cluh will lv reMimt-d
this Saturday and Sunday by a
handicap cor.ieM 1: i t v. ? on tic en
tire male nn-nihership 01 the or
ganization, divided up hetween the
"Blacks" and the "Tan."
Two of tlie chih's uui standing
stars, Don i'lark mid Syd St:n;!i.
Will captain (lie t'.vn ;;L;r-":;.liMir-,
I'lark leadini; the IMaeu.s and Syd
Hit' Tans.
There will he an entrance, feu
of 50 cents per, and every mem
ber of the winning team will re
ceive one brand new Rolf ball,
l'lay will Mart on Saturday and
end Sunday, an entirely new sys
tem of individual handicaps K'dng
Into effect.
From these two teams die eluh
golf team will he selected consist -"lug:
of the IS best men, and they
will journey to .Marshfield to play
the team if that coast city en
Sunday, July 7.
In tomorrow's l.sslue of this
paper the list of the Jllack and
Tan teaniH now being compiled
v.ill be printed.
Ity Thi! A-Mirlalcd Press
The h';;d (J f the Athletic:; proWrt
;t liii ----t by muir. hui National
U-afjue contenders coiilinue to butt
ih-.-h- heads an.tin,i one another
'vita no pa 1 t i u!ar gain for any
hu:!;.'. While the 1'iiatos were los
ing and t ! i . 'Hants winninu yes-t-Md
... I he M.i Linen ciea in d up
i'uu- :.ti;ith straight from the Uod
So, aial the ..ilk--es divided a
at Wali:i:.ituii.
e n n ties coiilhined to place
A thirties u n ii nd one -half
in advance of t;ie chara-
ln the q u ii r t c r of the ten
nis tourney to decide the cily
championship, "I 'arson" H"i'l''i'.
lormer Wisa-uni-iM s ale champ am.
yes terd'ty evening defeat eil ll-iy-ini)!iil
Fish, farmer southern Ore
gon champion, in two sliaight sets.
ftT :u
, Mission
San Francisco
Oukhind
Hollywood
I .os Angeles ....
Sacramento
; Seattle
i Portland
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pair
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the
ga nws
et"iday In the I
pl"!lL
The re,j
Air: i iean h
Wa-diiniUun u-4. New York 7-3.
St. Louis tj, Cleveland .
Philadelphia 0, Boston 5.
Detroit 3, Chicago 5.
N'ai ional league results:
New York 3. Brooklyn J (11 in
nir.gs). Cotton ii-l', rhiladel)hia 0-5.
i i.:sbu:t:h 1. Cincinnati 0.
Hnper was master ef the situ-,
at;;: 11 from the si art. and Fish '
rhowed a laek of practice. 1
Ih'pper is the fanriv to win the
.'hanipionshlp, in the in. ate. whieh
will bo played Sunday. Mi next
game is Feheduled with Cramer
1 Hull) Oeuet. who is playing a
strong and steady game., '
Sa.urdav morning, Wilson and
Mutler will ir.ee t in the semi-finals.
' I
The semi-finals' In the doubles ;
will be: '
Hopper and Stoehr vs. Kdmlston
and Hailey; 1'tijtier and Deuel vs.
llarfield and Crowson. !
National Leapu
W.
Pittsburgh ...
Ch'eaiU) ....
St. Louis
New Yolk ...
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Huston
Cincinnati ...
Sees Nullification,
3KATTLK." June 21. Ros
cie Nelson, Portland attorney, pre
dicted non-observance of the pro
hibition law wo u lil nullify it as
non - observance by northerners
nullified the fugitive .slave laws of
pro-Civil war days. Nelson made
the statement in a bar association
speeeh.
Match Mickey ami Leo
PlirLAUFLPHlA. June 1!7.
Announcement was made today
I that .M ickey Walker, world's mid
dleweight boxing champion, and
l.eo I.omski, of Wasiiinnon, had
agreed to meet in a ten -round
bout at the municipal stadium
here July :!!. They will fight at
catch w eights.
Philadelphia
New York ...
St. I,ouis .....
Detroit
Cleveland
W'ushiumou .
Chicago
Boston
American League
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Myrtle Point Iiiils awaided for
construction of walks along prop
erty on Maple street.
IN FALSE START
REYKJAVIK. Irelund. Juno L'T.
(IP) '!iptiin AHiin Ahreubcri;. the
Swedish filer who Is atteniiillnK n
trans Atlanllc fli;;ht to the Tnitod
States in his plane. SveriKe, re
turned here this afternoon after
having earlier departed for Ivigtut,
(Irconi'iml.
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Coast League
Yesterday
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To maintain a slender
figure, no one enn ilony
the trutli of the advice:
"REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
(Ity tJie .t.'liilel lrt'f.s.)
It. II
Oakland
Portland
MeKvoy and Keail;
and W'oodal!.
It! 4
8 1 1 2
Casearetla
U. 11. K. I
Sacramento 6 8 !
.Seattle 3 4 j
Vmrl and Koehler; P 1 i fi r a H, j
llou.se and Uorreani. ill Inniims.) ;
I
- a
11.
4
Jl. K.
hos AiiKles 4 ! 3
San Francisco , ti 14 2
Peters, Child and Warren: Davis
and Adam.son,
it. ii. 1:.
Missions 13 13 1
Hollywood 4 7 3
Pillotle an dISaldwin; Johns ami
Sypl-.er.
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OFF TO SINGAPORE
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of Zii'gfoM'.s Whoopee
Insidiou3 Falsehoods
Boomerangs
The insidious falachnoo!s apparent in the
claims of Belfish interests arc boomerangs
emphasizing tho truth of Lnrlty Striked
popularity and success. T.nrky Strike is a
hlcud of (he choict tobuccos, matured by
nature, almunding in fragrant aroma und
bursting into delicious, satisfying flavor
ivhcn toasted for 45 minutes. This heat
treatment is tho reason 20,679jc physi
cians claim T.iipltcB to be less irritating
than other cigarettes. Toasting, tho distinc
tive process, makes T.nelcy Strike tho
cigarette of distinction.
qnofil have bftl
chrrknl nd erf
liDrd to by LY
I1HAMI, IIOHS
I1HD8. AND
MOVHiOMERY,
ArrouslUli ud
Auditor.
mi
Tha American ToJmom
Compmnji, tncurporaictl
77i! Lucky Strike Danct Orrhcntra trill com
tinue every Saturday niht in a coant to cotut
radio hook-up over the V. j. C network.
'REACH FOR A LUCKY' INSTEAD OF A SWEET
No Throat Irritation-No Cough.
KYDNKY, N. S. W- June
iP) ('apt. C li a r .-es KiiiKford- j
i-iinitli and his three cumpanioiiH
took off in the Southern (.'loss I
from I erhy, we.stern Australia, '
today, for Singapore, St i aits Set- j
tlement, en routfi to IhiKhtint. The j
distance Is uhnut lli"0 niilea over!
the I ndian ocean, Java and the I
Java Kca. I
With t'aplain KitiKsford-Smith !
were 1. T. Ulm. pilot; 'P. 11. Me- '
WilHaniH, radio operator, and II. j
A. Litchfield, navigator. j
The Southern .roH.s Iff t here ,
Tuesday, coin plot Iiik the fli nt lap j
of Hh KiikIIkIi flight to Derhy
I Wednesday. It was hoped to het
. ter Bert Ilinkler's reconl of 15
. days. .
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' THEMARKETS
I'loduce.
I'fUiTCAMJ. Juno 27. M
I1u( tor: Sleady, unchanged.
KgKH, lower, l'frlland dairy ex
change ( net hasih) : KreHh Mtand
urdn, extras, 34c; fresh standard
firstM, 3Se; fresh medium extras,
31c; fresh medium firsts, 31c;
current reeolptH 31c;; prleen to re
tailers, i tit 3c over exchange iricn.
Milk, poultry, onions, potatoes
wool, nuts, hay, cascara bark,
Inn s, steady unchanged.
IJvfMock.
POUTLANIJ, June 27. (Pi
Cat t In and calves tin let. quota lily
steady; receipts, cattle 25 ; calves,
10.
Hogs firm; receipts 800. Includ
ing ;): ly rail and 400 drive-ins
on contract. Heavy weight, me
dium to choice, $11R12; medium
weight, medium to choice, $ 1 l.r0
fii 1 2.50; light weight, medium to
choice. $12(i 12.50.
Mli (i i imrt In m lift steadv re
ceipt. 200. I
The north Portland livestock
market will he (dosed July 4.
San Viiiii('ls4i llu ti erf at.
SAN KliANCISf T. June 2 7.
Ihittcrfat, f. o. !., San Fran
cisco. 50c.
a Bh iig rh ms ft li h Baa
TP.AOE ANA R K
rneieape
d ci
. Wo rl cl beati n j c u a 1 i x y
it
Tlie simple statement that
this tire assures every own
er of complete immunity
from major tire troubles and expense for at
least 30,000 miles is ample proof of its superla
tive quality.
It is purposely a tire of supreme quality. The manufacturers uso only
the finest materials obtainable in it. By every standard of measurement,
it is in our opinion the Finest Tire Ever Built!
In size it so much larger than ordinary tires we recommend its use only in
pairs, never singly. Its tread, extra" thick, with extra deep-cut non-skid
blocks is a dc3ign acknowledged to be one of the most attractive ever pro
duced. It will appeal especially to the man who pridc3 himself cn own
ing equipment "as fine as money can buy."
The guarantee behind Super-Quality Riversides is absolutely uncondi.
tional. It is a LIFETIME guarantee against defects of material and
workmanship. In addition, it covers all kinds of wear and all kinds of
damage, including rim cut, blow out, stone bruise, rut wear and curb
damage for 30,000 miles. To our knowledge the longest and strong
est definite guarantee ever placed on ANY tire. Only superlative qual
ity can justify such a guarantee.
m&T ...
Prices of a Few Popular Sizes
30,000-Mile Balloons
29x4.40, 6-ply $10.75
30x5.00,,, 6-ply, 14.95
30x5.50, 6-ply 18.50
33x6.00, 6-ply 20.35
32x6.50, 6 ply 21.65
32x6.75, 8-ply 27.25
Other sizes to fit all cars at
proportionate savings
ERY-WARKKGQl
117 So. Central
.Phone 286
Medford, Ore.
FOR TEACHER TRAIN!
SALKM, Ore, Jinn- 21 .A)
Th board of reii'iitn of ulate nor
mal HehoidH voted lodav to drop
the fhildren'H I-'arm Home near
( orvalliM um one of the teachers' i
triilnfmr eenirn for the Monmouth
Normal mdiool. TIiIm wan on
recommendation of Pi-CMidetit J. S.
handerH of the Monmoulh normal.
I One reanon for tho reeoni
i nieiMtailfin wiiK that Out xi)ierln
I tondent of tho farm homo wan
'tMaid tci exereiMe to ureat freedom
in withdrawing InmntoH of the
home trom nehool whenever It Ih
Mnv MalK'i' of Form. "miltnbte". hathhiK. suits on the
HKATTI.K, June '27. (I1 I'o-jbeaehoH am running Into difficul
ties eioleavtuinj; ti enforee the'tien. No one can iiBree on what
law providing women miit't wear! ":::i!!alilr" means.
desired (o have them work In
field.
the
W. K. Wllken of Itend imrchnHcd
L. K. 1 1 wn hey 'h K('Mei al Mloro at
IVeve.-nl Lake.
Wall Street Report
XK W YORK. June 27. (IN
I ire((ardinK the prospect 'of a
laifce inere,lM in federal reserve
hrokeiH' loarm. the Moek maikt
Itidny continued ltn recovcty with
tradlriK nJitn in hrink Volume.
Nf.v hiKh Ri'ouild wa reached
hy Kitty common and various mil- j
Ity iMwucM hefore the market net
tled liaek mi lirilldatlon In Die j
avuition. Mled and motor lKlie. j
fulled Aircraft dropped 1 points. I
Superior Hleel 4 and f ontllieiiln I .
.Motion .wo'.d at M Vi . the y-ir'y .
lowest. fniKd States Sled yielded !
(wo point. j
On Hie oth'T hiind. Mrdor I'fod-in-tK
ro-i- 1 1 ' . l. icthei t h. if j
tioil IMiyon ti '4 and North AiihtI
4 The ( lofin WHh 1IT''Ki;ii .
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tr-itoin lo the iiuvh Male fal
fotur' yeais will h-p a r'pi"du
tion or th W i-t Itiiinrh hifthpl-x
of ft i-Md-Nt Moovei .
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HOTEL MANX
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