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1'ITTrilllll'IH. .lune VPi-
Ihti le h tJrlnics. I'lrate hurler.
(OKlsU'l-ed Ills meillll vioiuij
Uie season win-n i n.siMi.k" " - :
fcisieil Clnclnnall. 3 to 0. In the I
first (tame of a iloulde-headcr to- I
iIftv. c'rlt.' sensational fit'ldlnie j
, iL h. second Kanie 3 . 1 1"? XruKK- lJ"T" """I""" f,,r rrr"' l,ln,wlf ,H- "' ' "", f.rnlH. The huliillm, will con
look the seconu fcamc j 10 1 hriskly. struck the hall and sent it i,e five strnkes I.., , . . .
rst Kiiiiie:
Cincinnati
It. H. K.
11
VltiHbiii'Kh 1 ' "
' Diimohne and (Juoch; Orlmcs
an'l llariu'eaves.
Second came: Hi
rlnoinnMll 3
I'lMsliuruh
11.
r.
7
Knlp run! Hukefurth: Swetonli
Hill and HatKreaves, Ilemslcy.
ST. I.OI'IH. .lane 2!). (Pi The
("tll.s i made II three victories in
a. row over the Cardinals hy tuk
inu todays Biime 10 to 7.
hlcaito ... , 1" 8
St, lAllliS 7 7 0
.lllnkc. lllieh and (lonKales;
Hlir-duel. lliild. Ilallahun. l'"rank-
hmise. Hullnnd and Smith, J.
Wilson.
NKW VOKI. .'"lie 29. IIP)
The (Hants nained tin even hreak
with the l'hlllles hy winnitiK the
cticund Katun hero totlay hy a
sbore of G lo 1. Melvln Oil's
tonl.v-second hoiner helped the
fine pllchlnu of Hutch Henry who
shut oiu the l'hils until Ihe ninth
lliulnu. I'hiladelphla took the
III to G.
. i......,l 1.1. inn n. II. K.
II.
r,
!)
I'hllailolphla
V,.w Vurk C
11 rsl KHine: " H-
l-hlladelphlii 10 H 2
New York f, 2
,J,lillor. Collins. Medraw and
lrain. Iiavls: (iencwlch, Hays,
.Indd and HoK.'in.
I l:U(lOKI.V.. June 2V. (IP)
llfiioklyn cleanilrt up holh ends of
a dim hie header amilnst the llrnves
here today. to 3. and S to 7. John
AJiirrisim. relief pitcher, made his
rhv;t ISrooklyn start in the nlchl
cup. In win Ills fifth slralltht. Three
llnioklyn errors in the last two In-,
ntnifs helped HoHton lo score six
runs. '
,The score:
.iecond Kamo II. II- I''-
Huston 7 li 0
lln.oklyn 1- 4
t'tintwcll. Delaney, Leverelte and
i'pohrcr: .Morrlsim and Dellerry.
Klrsl Biime It. II. K.
Hustoli ' l k 2
lliiiiiklyn -x. : 4 k
-.lames and Spohrer; I'lnik and
I'klnirh. '
l'llll.ADKI.I'IIIA, June 211 M'l
l;irors hehlnd Hob tlruve enalded
tins lanakues tu defeat the Ath
letics hy 7 to 6 In the second and
final, name of their short sesles
here today. It was drove's net
nnd loss of the season. Babe Until
nupiiortcrt PIpmuB' smart ptlohliiK
with two , homo runs, hi" four
le'ciith and fjfteenth of the sea
eun. ,., It. II. !;
New York 7 12 1
1'hlHKlolphlll r. It 4
l'lpltras mid nenainiKh. Dickey:
Hnive. ldirsshaw, Shores anil
I'oehranei
i. I'llK.'A'K), June 2H IIP) Tho
St. ouis iltrowiiH Increased thclr
aUviMilaKe In second place hy tnk
lIK, holh ends of a tlouhle-heailer
fitillil the White Sox today. St.
Jjiuls HluKed out a 12 to 4 vlu
llhy In Ihe seculid name afler
KsJniiiH a 2 to D shutout 111 tho
tfpunei.
HevonU Kiime: H.
S. I.ollis 12
I'liicauo 4
- Slenirt null Nerrclt;
.MvKaln and Autry.
1 llrst Kama: li
st. Iul . 2
fhlcauo II
lllaehohler and Sennits'
IIVHt H.'1'K.
II.
K
Ill 2
7 tl
Walsh.
II. K.
2
' -I 1
ralicl-
, UTTIlOIT. .lune 2 . IIP) l"s-
IIIK five llltehrm. Iho Detroit Tl
Mica wore uuuhle to stop I lit'
t.'levelanil hatters and lost the
third name of their series he
today 12 lo U, Cleveland used
three pitchers.
It. II. K.
Cleveland 12 H 1
Detroit II U 1
: . . Miller. Kcrrell. lltidlln and I..
Kuweit: Vile. Ktoner, Whitehall,
l:illini:s. rruhmoiume and Shea.
:tlOSTON. June !. I.PI The
Kill Kox defeated Ihe Uashliwtnn
Senatois here today ft to 2.
11. 11. K
'ai-hitiRton S
r,ostori . '. . :. . . . . .- 3 ' I1
ItulVe lliaxtou and Tuto, Spin
tl!, UuffltlK anil lleiry.' '
TILDEN AND LITT
: IN TENNIS TILTS
WI.M Ill.hUON. KiikIhikI. Juno1
'.'!i. ifl'i wiih r.i'i.iK i'i' t,ri
('liii-iiBo wlnnlmt In m tm In li I ki'Im
Kulny. the l llll.il Sluti'n him
i.r lli i'i'ir.'i'iil.illvii nmi.iiK mr
rlirhl Hiirvlxinir n.nirnili'rH fur il'
liuitllMli If'imlH I'luiiiipluunhlp In
ll)('n'N Hlllfll.'X.
Ulil Tllili'n unil ynulhful Loll,
who plHjirt lirlllliinlly In I'llmlnn
Ilng .Inn Kur.i'Uh I.y w-iiri'K.oi 11-4,
li-l, t-4. ri.niilliulu n ilf.iil.lr l.ur-
ryl.'il Ami'iir.in lliful In Hi.' uuur
li-rimiii. win i.ui' in
yl tile (Iniw.
aril Imir
KM SUMP
FOR GOLF TIRE
TIES AL ESPINOSA
WIXIiKIJ FOOT I'l.l ii
m . i. .1.-I
oiKik. -V 1.. June- Wi om.or. ,. f,.t ihey ur,' tirm-cl Iipk
i cm tin- IiIkIi pcrchi-d homo nr"'1i
this ufti'inuun. thi- wri'iiif-it ;jlf,'r ;
of thorn all. Hulil.y Jones, num.-;
wllat tired and worn hy a lirulsinK I
M.nttle Willi par ami a record kiiI-'
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i,rj, ".-. niu...r niv- .,......
in.... ..i .. i ., t v.., . i.
hunK nlll II!f, ho, ,lf Kttlyitlt. i
" --,..i " . iv ,, :
the hunt for the open Knit el
..i, ,, ,
ili,nshlp of the I nitcd .Stall's
I
While fully 12.0(1(1
xnertatui-H ;
oH11"d. HhoVM'l ami 'mlllvrl for a
DffM nt the lust tils ode ut n itrn -
curvliiK heautifiilly into liie cup
for Ihe par fourth, eualdlni; him to
i lie with A I Ksplnosa, afler the Ai-I
I lanta amateur had come perilously
"""" """""" ".... peiimusij ,
close tu dlsnstrous elimination.
Jones, two times champion, now
In Ills fouiuh playorr, and Ksplnosa,
profession.,! of the Sportsmen's
Coif and tountry clnl, of Chic-n.-u.
... s.,..,.., ,. K..'..,.'si ..,,. s
no lias ever cxperiencou, iiou mr
the iieKulallon 72 iiolcs al 2!I1
strtikes each after one ut the wild
est l.attlos In the history of the
tournament. Jones finished as
poorly as. he started hrllllaully.
snored i:;i7r.-7 I -7!l. I'splnosu put
toKether rounds of 70-7 2-7 7-7
Tomorrow they will play off for
111!) Illle at ll'l holes,- 1K In the
mornlnK, startlni; at 10 o'clock,
and "IK In the afternoon at 2
o'clock. Thus, for the second suc-
! eesslve year. Jones, with the crown
apparently perched firmly on his
head, permitted It to slip off In
the final rouiifl for other hands to
Ki-ah and dispute with him.
Last, year the famous Atlanta
amateur. In a similarly comniand-
IliK position as leader. Koine, into
the last IH holes frittered away
seven strokes on five slraiitht holes.
wound up ill a lie with Johuny
FArt'ctl,1 also at 2!' I. and then lost
the play off hy a stroke at Olyuipi.i
fields.
I'OKThAM), Ore., Juno UH.
ll'f-l-orUiniil made it three hIiiiikIh
over Ouklnnd today, and Curtis
Fuller! on pitched hln fourth nuc-
to 4U. Itii7:. Artlett who drovo In
two tif hiH ten ui's four ruiiH and
scored another hi nine If, aHo re-
llevud J )u in m ich when tho lat
ter wiim pounded out in the lilx in
the Hlxth and 8loped the J'ort
Innd attack dead.
li. .H. K.
Ouklnnd 4 Ml 2
Portland 7 11' 1
.1 Hitnnvlch, Arlett and l.oniliui
f 1 1 ; . Fullm'ton and Woodnll.
him AimeleH 4 12 i
Han FranelHco 11 IK 1
HolliiiKH und Warren; Thurs
ttn and AdaniHon.
Hactamenlo 4 10 II
Seattle f K 0
Hryan and Hevoreid; Kdwanln
ml laufpanl.
FAN 1'KMtO. ( al., June (Tl
1'ncon firmed uinors w ere cur
rent here, today that Ihe fishing
hoat, Southern Cnms, had heen
lost In n hloriu oft Mexican fish
ing hanka in the mnitlirrn iiart or
lower California, with 1U men
aboard.
(lititip law violators are to he
hascd hy Minnestita linim1 wur-
dous atom,' Ihe Missihsippl river In
ipnlorhuKiN.
Vdaknirti,-- (t
Fllmt In at 10 A. M.
Ready at 5 P. M.
PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE
SWEM'S
KODAK, DOOK, 01FT SHOP i
u amd Holly St Pmon t44
A Complete Cleaning and
ryveiwo servicb
V" Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT
Good Food Good Service
Kloctrnlliprapy
ChlrnprRCtU i
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Sth Succcmirul Year In Modfard
Trinlmonla liy Appolnlnipnl
Medford Center Bldg. Phone 96?
Nttturoi'StUy ."d Sclcnw
r
! J'W1!WI IPH li in III "HI Will mt i;
MEDFORD MAIL
1MTHERS0N WINS i
F
. .
II in wilfl Unit thrc Im u clone I
on tit the ItoBiit Valley Clolf
coiji-hc. All .Scotchmen worthy of j
t)u- name, are catiiloncd to turn ;
. . . ...... .1.. i. ...
ceil. t wake up and hour, Iho '
i,jrii.H mIiik. !
.',.., .Mol'hciKcin. Hiulih flulli
,.r lecently ort'ered un uward
.... M,y, heulnnlni: toluol row,1
.a. 1 .iiono.15. oiinnil I, loiiioi on,.
m mo goiter wno nomw me iow-,
. . ... .,
i.Hi i scure lor lue iirevious
k. It ill alleged that IhiB was;
H ncptunc to uraw triuu to nis
..-(,. i, J(l of whom wer of the l
(.lt hi,..-' nutionalltv. turnfril out
...(. .1 ...... i. i..t m .... ,
r will he
-
elease Ills score ;
f,. hJlMnil, tm- fear It j
W hccuine lost, It is said. Those j
f countrymen, who know I
f ,, countrymen, who know I
Itim host, claim that 1'Yed will !
k,.,.p ,,. ,iwald himself If he re-j
tna his present position The ;
j , f the J I Ifhln nils Is al j
Ulkt., Huoston. profession-,
, al ,e country cum volunteers ,
lo lend wllat cooperation and
moral support he can lo the do- ;
lermineil cunteslants who
""u"
up at the course today.
Mr. Ilueston also announces j .Merrill and Hoik, contractors
Unit the matches of tho Jllack(in t, project, have list of
and Tan tournament starlod yes- j ,.sl. local structures to . their
terday and endlni; today, found j credit, Including the AlonHrrimcry
the lllacks In the lead by fourvVard bulldiiiK. the top story of
points. He urues a hIiiiwIiik "fjtho .Masonic bulldiiiK und the top
colors on the purl of the TiinsHtory of the 'Hotel ..Medrurd and
today lo ovorooine yuserday' re-1 others. In addition to d number
suit. .- ', ' . I of the lai'Ker resldenc98 Pf tho
city.
GRANGERS TO HOLD; LEGION TO BUILD
PICNIC, JULY 41
. i
Jor.al Let-'loiinnires who plan to ;
The Sams Valley, Vntni! I'oint t;ike part in the rehiiililinK fit tho
and it ok no lllver Kiannt'M jll oh- eoul rymp today are niuetl to
nrrve July 4 with an old faplifoiivd , gather al the ehamocr of rem
f:iriner's picnic on the Uokup rivt-r. ; muree huihlin at ! n'l lock Ihis
near Ilyhec hi-lde, areirdlnK to N. j morning. Transportation will he j
(!. Wenlerfield, , poultry Hpeetalisl. ; furnisheil those without cava if ;
lemitorarily Kltumed at (he Farm- present at that hour. 'Tho.ne who
it's KxrhatiKf headquarters hei-e. leave later arc directed to the j
Other HruiiKcH, un will uh the Kcotit camp uk I'ijIIiuvh; Take .Jack-j
puhlic In general, are. Invited to ' sonvillc highway (i Htieh Ktoru. j
join these tin eo oi i;uul'.ation8 ut
the appuinled liu-atioii. lOach per
mm HUendiiiK will hriiiK n Imskot of
food which may Im divided an the
participant hop fit. There will he
talks, tamest and Hperlal stuntH in
keeplmr with the spirit of the day.
tii'JM
. NOTICE
The Penn China Company
manufacturers of Penn Ghinaware, have made arrangements
with the GOLD SEAL CREAMERY to distribute a few pieces
of Penn Chinaware to their customers as our new co-operative
advertising plan. Save our business cards and secure a nice set
of Chinaware FREE by paying the postage and insurance from
the factory to you.
We are not giving premiums, therefore we do not have to
charge extra for our product or slight our service. We have no
investment for premiums. .
See This Chinaware on Display at the
Following Stores in Medford
Economy Meat Market, 206 East Main
Reliable Grocery No. 1, West Sixth
, Skaggs Store, 206 West Main
Rose Grocery, Jackson Street
Jackson Street Store 221 West Jackson
Bungalow Store, 409 North Riverside '
Oakdale Grocery, 403 South Oakdale
Service Stores, 132 Vest Main
" Alexander's Grocery, 131 West Main
Liberty Meat Market, West Main
Sweet Shop, Sixth and Ivy
Walden Bros., North Riverside
Chanticleer Service Station, Crater Lake Ave.
C. F. Monick, Crater Lake Ave.
Shady Nook Grocery, North Central
TRIBUTE, MEDFORD,'
FIRESTONE IE
Tl
The $72,000 plant helni; l.llllt
for th
Older Tire Hen-Ire, Iih:.,i
on South Itiveislde. I.y llic l'lre -
stone Tire and l!uljlrr company,
will hp coilipleteil ,y Auuust lii.
aecordinij to Merrill and ilur;,
I general contracliii s in i-hunto of!f0,. the t'allloi nla oreKon I'-m i r
. .' , . , ' ,'., . '
JlU(,I)i(,nl fi)f 1e ,..jr(.st,n ruin-
, ...............i,,,, ....u,,..,,,'
pany Is huiicivIsIuk the bunding
' -
iiriiifr.'! m
...
uttrartio funHtrurliuni
whhh will cover a muu-e of Ilia
............ . . . .....
" 7.. .......... . ' . L
'
tain one story ami a mezzanine
flu0I. for , h e HUll.k and displays.
.,. ,..,.,,. win ,)t. u Bt(.lKJ flD
, n( tie from of the planl!
ulli i... umi.ut , i.i ', . ;
wm i. ,,,,t a .ii,i mass of
,,lltl. K.ll)M w i,ws
A (,r,.,, of ,.lwt.;n , ullU 15
,,. wi ,.,! n lhp n,.w
,;. ,,,.,. K, (,,.,.,.n ((f . ...
, loHm. wh(, wll, ,,, B.
,.,, ()f Ulo ,udliiK AtlKiist 1
A formal opening of the plant is
.K p,-,nned hy .Mr. Older, the
. , , . ,
definite ditto and program tu he
announced later.
CAMP FOR SCOUTS
turn to left and follow -road ei.nht ;j
miles up Applffjate river. (!iimin
locatdd on rinht hand ide of rouJ.
All Lotion men are urncd to brinw
hammers, sawa, swImininK 1 suits
and a ood appetite. The auxiliary
liiflfes will provide the 'eiils '
OREfiQX, SUNDAY,
JPROSPEGT PLANT
OF COPGO TO BE
A BEAUTY SPOT
le wnii
ri.lll'lHIs and li.n.l tteoli
,1.1..,. , e.,,... i,i! thin summer
wli lllV(. Uielr utleiillon ilii outed
( "th,. laijtest hyilro-electrio plant
! i ....,. i... ,, , , ,-,.,.t i ,,.
kiimi eri'l ll-ll hv t' nstei' A; K Ipisol
... .
company. The slsll, which Is 40
,,., I. lr.l,.H n.:,r th. Mrh.
"
fr,m ilu. l'r,.i,..t Vi
ilhstation and is brilliantly il-j
iuini,;at(.(l at niKht
It I the
flint kK') in an improvement pro-
itnim of the California On-Biiii
! P'w-r compa ny rtt I'roHpert o.
' which contemplates the landscap-
iin of the aroutuls. ,.rciii.n of
comfort stations and drlnklnK
I . . . . ...
','. ,",.wl f,.,ii,i . i,. I
s"'v"""n I'latform overlooklnj.- the
heautilul limjiie lllver canyon and
the now power plant will he erect
ed fn the neur future for the l.ene-
fit of tourists and local visitors.
The rrosp-rt No. 2 power plant
j has already become noted as'one
i of the outstanding attractions of
j the trip from Medford tu Crater
'I.iiki. anrl with Ihe luliliLl.in of the
nianv new improvements it win no
dj,ui,t nura.-t tllousands of visitors
many new improvemonts it will no
rhirintr the tourist season.
O parlvin" troubles exif.t titThe M -vx.
The doorman takes 'ourcar when you
1 rr
ivc and pl.ices it in
the I Jotel. just hand him your key as you leave
the car that's all.. Located in the heait-of the , 1
City near everything, , '. y ; r. V
' it '..121 - 72J.' W1-12. 7A.'
GmMANX.
A SAN FRANCISCO.
JUNE HO,. 1929.
rBUNGALOW SOLD
The attraertio Hull, five-room
11I I I'll colonial hunKaluvv at '.It'll
jOyk eout't, hullt a short time uki.
' ly Waiter Jones, arehitect iiifJI
! nintmcti.r. for the Soiit.iern tire
K"n ' "uslruclloii company, was
""''' "'ri'lay to I!. -M. Paddock, for
the ciinslderation of J0S00. Mi'.
, La. ,1,.- i..... ...... ,...l, llw.wl Ir.
... ...r.
i "M'lf'"l month, i-imi
here fruin Indiana.
He is em
ployed ut the dates Auto com-
,,..,v
i,Jny.
I'he .windovvH of the little while
lliunualbw are trimmed In Kreen
;and shaded hy xay oranKe awn-
! ... . ,, 1 ' fc
:,, ' ' " "' ""
' 'Je " l",r ,,m H- ns a mo,',
i .h,om;'- The se was made through
the Ueeho & Kims rea tors. '
WASHINGTON, June 29. UP)
Tho ,.a,.KO tonnaKo carried through
j t)l0 Panama' canal, from the At-
lantlu to the I'aeiflc in May set
a new record for all time with
1 .i2o.. 100 lone tons. The heaviest
; I-acific-hound tonnaKe In nny pre
vious month 875.041 was In
October, 11)28.
lllllboai'ds .are. so strictly, yetfu-
luted , In ! ranee that siKin
- , o. ...,...- ...... ...v
! Painted on roofs and walls . of
I farm hufldinKs.
I'll take
your, car,
si r "
a carafe connedted with
A iii.rtaljlc crime dclociinn l.il-
....,,,..,,..,1 u 1 1 h iiiu'ii
oral. I'
.-l irntiHi- iipparulus, Is
sin-riff "1 I-"" Aimi'lf.
USld hV till'
Freshly Cleaned! Clothes
for the Fourth
To bo immaculately dressed for the Fourth
is part of the code of up-to-date people.
Our cleaning service enables you to ful
fill this requirement pleasantly, economi
cally and satisfactorily. Have your
clothes new, fresh and spotless for the
Fourth. Our number is J7 !
'We're Not Satisfied
Unless You Are"
City Cleaning &
Dyeing Works
624 N. Riverside
hoc
30120
Screen Doors
We make a special screen door which we are selling for
$2.00. well made and screened with best grade gal
vanized wire cloth. Let us make your Window Screens.
We make 'em right, and oiir prices are right.
Phone 238
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
o
ranking
is. I.-
student, re
work. UK his
hi' ikiiI an
i nn
V:iy lliriMI-JII M-ll.im.
.iivi-niii.- "f '.'1.5 lafl
Phone 474
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