Medford mail tribune., July 09, 1929, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Oft En OX. TUESDAY. JULY 0.-1020.
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PITCHING STARS
DISPLAY WARES
MONDAY GAMES
Herr Max Is Barred in N. Y. Arenas
Grirfies and :. Grove Show
;. Why-They're Poison ' to
Batsmen -Cubs and
Giants Keep Step With
Pirates Gehrig Clouts
Homer'.1 '
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PUN TARIFF 10 OEtUffiiiM
GMER VAROI HELP FARMER NG AUTDISTS
Newly Rich Wife
Returns to Life
of Hash S linger
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OHIO llrlllLL!
N I A V I Al ! 1 M'l--tvKtiSnKKhh'h 'X ,n A
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Perhaps Rogue river today can ,!
really boyt tf a larger number of SAU.:M o,., .,. 9. PjAa.
: species; ol fish Ulan any ""''";, i,.,rl relief in th.t major eon
stream In i the world sa James H.., , ,i u, p0,ii.K tariff
UcCool, featured writer of the Ore-, h nnd ie )s m) ((,sl(!IU,(1 ,
w.nlan. in 1.1 column. W ild 1-lfe . ,..1.i, (he prorttljIe ,ln)1m.,a ,h!1,
: Lines. These fish ratige from tl.f , IU)( ,y f(1v ,u. A,llel.u..ln
Iger chlnook huImiou uml Ktoelheu'I
1 trout. The wreat variety of ihtf
I finny tribe at nrosont in the river
is the reutilt of persistent pluntinK
of flnKtrliim8 in recent years. Thu
loriKinul native fifth of the Htieam
. were chinook and BllverttUle Hulmon
' and the steellieaU uml eutihroat,
or black-spotted trout, ns well as
market to siifiphuit in part the
pro wins of wheat, corn and oilier
fcreat cropn whleh are pmdmvd in
excess find at a loss. This com
ment is made by Conre-inun W.
C. ilawley, chairman or the vas
and means committee In the house
and whose name the tariff bill
hears.
M.. IJ.. .!.,.. .iH. ...,... 12..
a diminutive mudeat. and rrawriHli. (n ri,nlU l)Ut ',,;
which were the natura lood j W hile here he will make his moial
lemiii.K nan in u.e river. i inspeelionii about -the western Or
and first season of Infant life nil-1
grated from the fresh water of th
By lleruoit V. lUli-kcr,
AsrtielatiMl IT'.'JW Sport Writer
Yesterday's .battles along thei
major leaxue front failed to shake ;
up the standing to any marked,
degree, but they did give Burleigh !
(Irimes and Bob drove a chance
to show why they're the leading;
pitchers In their respective league: i
Grimes, whose spitball seems to,
tmzzle batsmen more each year, :
pitched Pittsburg to an 8 to 4
victory over Brooklyn and en
abled the Pirates to retain their
half game lead in the National
league, drove, fastest of the fast
ball pitchers, held ticago to six
hits a Philadelphia turned In an
8 to 'I triumph nnd the Athletics
. remained eight and a half samen
ahead of the American . league
' field.
Grimes now can show -34 vic
tories against one defeut. Grove's
record Is 14 and 2.
The Pirates made Grimes' task
.nav hv ei-lliiiL- to Johnny Morri
son, their old teammate, early. (
Their 12 hits included- home runs
. by Paul Wnner and Adam Co
morosky. The Cubs and Giants kept step
with the Pirates. Chicago trounc-i
Ing. Boston, 11 to 3 behind Hal!
' Carlson's five-hit pitching while
-the Giant!) were heating Cincinnati
for the third straight. 3 to 0.
Ijirry Benton gave the Reds onlyj
- three scattered hits. 1 I
In the other National league'
engagement, the Phillies made It
three out of four from the fading
St. I.ouis Cardinals, 6 to 5, despite
four hits by Chick Hafey.
. . The Yankees kept step by bury
ing Ht. Louis under a II) to 3
count, hnmmerlns three Brown
pitchers for 111 hits, including Lou
Gehrig's 22nd homer of the year
George Pipgras granted only four
hits nnd retired the first 13 men
tn-fnce-hlm. - J-
Washington nnd Detroit split
n double bill, the Senators grub
Mnir the first. 6 to 4. at George
'.l'hle's- expense when Johnson's
error nerniitted the winning run
to score In the 10th. The Tigers
slugged out in hits to take the
second game. Ill to (1. Four runs
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came over win n , ii(,ve ,nt Honnenberg's almost con- Yorli
haiimered a home run with the "J f.e ion,
bases filled In the first Inning
A Ksaciiitrit 'rAsi Pit
' XKW YORK, July 0.- OPl Max Schineling, German bu::er. ;:ntl
Joe Jacobs, his manager of choice, were suspended today Ity t:ie
New York stale athletic commission until such time as Schmelins
fulfills his contract to box Phil Scott of Kngland at T-bhets field.
The tentative date is August 7.
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STANDINGS
OF THE
amsM
(By the Associated Press)
National League
W.-
. TtOHTOX, July !. ffl) There
will he n third meeting here to
night between CI us Sonnnnherif,
kine of the heavywtduht wreathr.s.
nnd Rd "Stninnler'Lewls, the mnn Philadelphia
nuKiuii
Plttsbursh .....
ChicaKo
New York : ...
St. I-rf)UlS
Brooklyn
he toppled from the throne.
StraiiKe as It may spem. the Ktran
irler reigns favorite for the third1
timn.
Mat-wise experts professed to ho-
Cincinnati
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river to the reviving salt water ar
I the Pacific ocean, to reappear nt
j maturity in the river to propagate
I their- offsprlne
The first importation nnd plant
ing of fish in the Koguo were the
much-despised carp, which now
t fairly swarm In the impounded,
waters of the Gold Kay dam and
.the slack-water bayous of the lower
river. As it has been related, and
it is a sad story to relate, prior to
1880, carp were unknown in Ore
gon, lint on May 14 of that year
Captain John Harlow imported 35
German carp on the steamer Kider.
Uiter Oregon went carp crazy,
and in 1883 the government sent
out a lew thousand young carp,
which were distributed in Oregon
and Washington.
Hundreds of persons in the tw.i
states got them for ponds nnd
aqubrinms,, with visions of reaping
loliuneH iu raising carp, riunni'ii.
a prominent German farmer with
a large. ucreage oq Rogue lliver be
t ween the two Table Rks, re
ceived a consignment of the ftrt
iiv.:i:ruViion iu UM and plauled ;
them in the sloughs on his premi
ses. The carp grew nnd propa
gated much on the order of a guinea
pig. Unfortunately, after several
years, the major part of Hanson's
thriving millions of carp escuned
j into the Rogue river when the
iioou waters swept over uir
sloughs..
The first planting ot.Ramq'"finh
in the Rogue started with the first
artificial propagation of game fish
by the government and state, were
the ruin bow trout, and in recent
years nearly every known species
of trout has been liberated in the
cold waters of the river. However,
the recent planting of black bass.
catfish and crappies in Rogue river
and the lakes of southern Oregon,
afford more sport to a larger num
ber of people than in the .palmy
day of the narfrwt-fistT. 1 -
1 M -strict At in nit 'V C('Oirftif Cud -'
dilVK ;Uh1 thf oiht-r :! ;Uitlu--'
ilies h;ivt thcliiiv,! vviir on hny
nnd l- iris undtT ( I .Wiirs ut' a if
driving cur, .nut V's-poi-ln lly auitinst
pai't'iits who nlinw nihutr iMiilUrf-n
In tlrivi' family iitr,, jn ti is ;ivtlnt.
'thf law fur anyi'in- uiulrr ts years
til" ant' li ftriw stJih a vti i el
Tlicrt' art- salil m Ut a numlit'r if
, such cast's in tin- city.
Thf maut-i was ln-nimht a
ht-atl hy thf arrest .f Mm-ris IVm
! ter. uniltM- 1 year- if ;u:i, liy Sh-r-
iff Ualph JfiininK la.-t ,v'.nday
; nir;lit when he saw the ymnh
' spffdinc tluwn W'c-Jt Main street
: near Sixth street after mititiiulit at
." miles an bmn, At first It was
I ihtuit,'lit that lie was ilrivmtf with
t the perniissiiin nf his father. lr.
I-:. II. I'orter. ;ini !t was prae
t icatly deciiletl to rite the fattier
intn I'linvi,
In .linli;r Tavhtr's ciuirt yostev
. day .Munis test il'ieil til a I he was
, driving the ear wiihuiit his father's
' knuv!eil-,e, and Pr. I'urter. who
eanic tn eniirt vnlunta r!ly. alsn tes-
CREED H1M0ND.
REAPPOINTED TQ
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WASHIMOTON.ID. C Juli- T -
war' ilepartmen anhnun
(fr) The war ilepa
t'd today that Creed t
i sie tilings. Mrs. Claude P'r
ritiK baft forsaken ili luxury
lie navt) her uiitl none hark
to the old restauranl life.
Site is a waltivwK again. Six
A O ..I' l.. .1 II
;.,n,'..i l.ml.',.,,,,,, ..II ws .'"'"oi,, formerly, major
, foinitl on his Wyoming hnne-
Mead. I U has obtained a tli-
9 voire. ' '' '
gon district.
"The 'tariff bill." said -Mr. Haw
ley, "is now th measure of first
importance, legislatively, before the
American people. The most ma
terial changes are in the rates of
duties affecting agricultural prod
ucts. These rates generally have
been lnreelv Increased for the pur
pose of affording relief to this liftlMl ,n l,u' f'1''-
dustry. Special attention was glv Hence Morris was fined $K.
en to promoting the development; which he hud to pay. as his father
of dairvinir and thf tiiowiiiL' of ' reinsert to do so for hmi. Morns I tap
fruits, nuts, forage and other crops In tough luck, inasmuch as he with
of which the vearlv out nut does 1 works tor his fa'.h
annnunn-
liamiiioml,
general
uml chief of the militia bureau.
has been reappointed colonel of
i-itm infantry reserve.
t 'olonel I lammond retired hpv
ieral dnys unu a.s chfef of the mili
; iia bureau lifter scrvinK four
years. It was explained af tint
war tlepai tnient that a Bysttm of
, tluul ciiminissloim Is irialntainrd
j where national puard offfcein ai-e
i cuncerneit and that Colonel Ham-
monti lield a similar rank In the
reserve when he was appointed to
the militia bureau.
Governors of n large number of
states bail reeinnmended that
ton' I Hammond he reappointed
hfef of the militia bureau, but
retaiy of War Good announced
I h is adheiinjr to the policy of
. 1 ' ' single four year terms for all
j heads of bureaus and army :ser
M'KST OltANGK, X. .T., .Tilly ''. vices appointed some time uk.
ifl'i --.' .tr;iy ' do that hyeainy;
A. E, F. IS BURIED
1 FLAG'S FOLDS P
not supply t he American market; j carglll upnrtinc-ius
:i hattlti-searrtvl , vtteiun uf the.'
A. I-), loduy .lies in a militai y
grsivo in a local cemetery. j
j- His tombstone bears the ept
I taph: "Rags Wountled in action
the American expeditionary j
und the I foi ces." The lone mourner at his i
id as chauf I funeral yesterday was Joseph 1.. '
and tor which there is demand at i f"ur of ji tractor on the I'orter I Hock, n retired member ot the
reiiimipriitive nr'ees : ' i t i farm. 1 lis fat her. however, ad - I l'''ist Grange f Ir
"I believe thependluK tariff bill, ; vamed the money for th
which brings the existing law down i will take repayment ton of Morrl
to date, will result hi the continu
ance and increase of our prosper
ity. "As to the interests of Oregon,"
he said, "every industry in the
state is provided for in the pending
bill.". ..
Wipes'.
Morris was told tha t the speed
cops and other authorities will ar
rest htrn if he Is ever seen driving
a car luitil lie Is IS years old.
war
I'atna rice, now grown only
India, soon may thrive in south
western T xas. the American ille
Croweri".' :i:"ic:a;ou hrpev.
American League
W.
Four runs in the sixth gave
Cleveland a B to 2 triumph over
Danny MucFayden and the Bos
ton Red Sox.
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Philadelphia
York ...
St. Iohis
tinuous defense of his title si net1
he acquired it six months ago, had .Detroit ...
left him somewhat ragged. ; Cleveland
PLAY FOR THE TITLE
'. WEISHADKN. Germany, July 9.
WP) Alexnrtdef Alechine, famous
Russian chess master. hA's accepted
the challenge of E. I). fiogol-Jubow
of Russia for a world champion
chess mittch beginning on Septem
ber E. Both agri'ed to essentially
the same rules as were followed at
the; Biie'nos Aires world tourna
ment. i .
BOSTON. Mass.. July 9. P
Eeat his wife be barred' from the
legislature. Major Walter Dubois
'.Brookings of Alexandria, V'a., is to
!niake Gloucester, Mas., his resi
" denee after marriage. Ills fiancee
Martha N. Brooks, Is a representa
tive from Gloucester. Legal resi
dence In Virginia would disqualify
her.
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They also gave weight to Lewis Washington
claim that he bad developed a per-' Chicago ,.
feet defense for the ex-grldiron Boston
hero's famous flying tackle, the
most dangerous bold ip the cham
pion's repertory and the only one
which has served to avert disaster:
in several close matches. !
The bout at Fenway park will !
be witnessed by sports commission-;
era from three states Illinois, j
where Sonnenberg Is under sus- j
pension: Rhode Island and Con-
necticut. Joe Coffey and "Doc" j '
k'rnnc rivnl I'hiciiro tu-nlllotet-s jic.
i ..n...nnl...l l'.,n,ml..lnn.F. K,,mi,..l I C A M H I i 1 DC, K. MllSS., Jul' f.
IP. Luzzo of the Illinois state nth-i tPl Charles Francis Adams, jn-c-"
letic commission. relary or tne navy, will reore-.
Coffey and Krone nnnouncod
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TO SEE ATHLETES
they had signed both principals,
the winner to meet an opponent
selected by the Illinois commission
in a match at Chicago around La
bor day.
Theft of religious articles from
churches in Italy is being punished
severely since application of canon
law to the kingdom.
Fire Chief Frank J a y n o s of
Rochester, X. V., has served in i
every disastrous battle of his de-,
part men t for "r years.
1
THE dues ate low only a
nickel. And the password
ia easy to remember KING
EDWARD!
Join 'iip today! full details
at the nearest cigar counter.
VALLEY CANDY CO.
1 V- Distributor
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sent President lToover'at the track
meet between the Harvard-Yale
and Oxford-Cambridge teams here
Saturday, liihvard F. Gray, Brit
ish consul-general In Boston, will
represent the liritish government.
The Cnlted States army and navy
will be represented respectively hy
Major - General Preston Ilrown,
command ing the flint corps ara,
arul .Rear-Admiral I'hllip Andrews
of the first naval district.
Sir Ksme I Inward. Hritish am
1 ut ssa dor to the Cnlted S t a'1 es,
hentls the officials, while A. Law
rence Lowetl, president ut Harvard
university, and James It. Angel),
prenhlent of Yale university, will
he honorary referees.
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Two old Virginia carriages from
colonial days have joined Henrv
Ford'; collection at Wayside Inn.
KCGKXK. Ore.. July .!'
Pi'. Ir. C. Sanderson, president of
In ! the Kugcne ltible university, las;
night tendered his resignation to
the exeeutive lioard and it w.iv
a 1 .-. W.uti-:- Myers, l. t-
pri'side i;t. -was named picsiilent .
Pr. Sainier.-on founded Pie school
wh ieli is su pio "I fd by the 'hri;.
t in it or t Mschdes dem.iuiniition.
. i , , , ., (.(-ti is...;
M,. ' . . .. ' nltimnla Vt r. a hann
department, to i ' ' ' ' , f. J . - .-
fine, and which Hags" had attached hiin-; ",M"M"V ' 1 ;:V A..
self during the ye
his return from the
Pock
.-. n .mi. . .i-.-.i ,ii..ii0- uhh1 'las assumed those duties.
, .,, ..,,. i. ,.. tiit. i appointments came as a direct i'e-
a- tlon ami trotted proudly at lui lvil exi?mhl('7
head on the march into Germany.
The dog was. slightly wounded by
shrapnel and severely shell slioek-
followingi forr P'w'ffi0? and asumeH the
j duties of that position ' yesterday,'
.,1.1 the dog Joined thei""' """
These
I tlons to form an eligtbre list for
carriers and clerks,' held on' .Tune
1'ith last, iu which examination
etl
Pock
lined
a natural death and1 tirs. lMymale stood at thfi head of
I -tin bused for him a satin
casket about which he wrap
in AmeiH-an flag.
As'.rrin I"
inarv buslnesf
.hi & Gilbaugh mop
changed hand.
i the list of clerks and fr.1 Gehre '
1' at the head of the carriers list. - -
Asher Xeff. carrier, iVegari his
annual vacation of two weeks to
ld ay. C P. sniimnn, clerk, began
, his annual vnenilon on July 1st,
9: W)
change
l.lvestiH'k
PORTLAND.' (Iiu, July
Cattle and calves:- little
from Mondny: rei-eljits: C-atlle 60;
calves 10.
. HOGS:' Receliila 2an; packing
sows, rough and smooth SS.7ri4r
It. 7.1. Slaughter pigs, medium to
choice $ 1 1. 00 ifrt2.00.
SHICIJP and LAMBS dull, prices
unchanged; receipts ir,oo; includ
indg 13.S4 sheep on contract.
Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., July I). (P)
BUTTKR: Kteudy, umhanged.
KCICiH: Steady; Milk' higher,
raw milk (4 ,iercent) $2.35 cwt.
delivered Portlnnd, less 1 per cent.
Butterfnt, station, 43c; track. 44c;
delivered nt Portland 4tlfi,47e.
POULTRY. onions, potatoes,
wool, ndts, hny, cascara bark and
Jlois steady ami unchanged.
Portland Wheat
POItTLAND, July !). (P) Wheal
futures:
Open High Low Close
July 1 1 ! ll!i 1I7V4 117 It
Sept 1191,4 111H4 117V, 117
Dec 124 . 124 121 V, 121 '.I
. Cosh wheat: ;
Big Bend bluestem,
Hard white
. -ur' i"'
. :r'' JjV. w. .
..-.mie'OT. I.i.-, .y-.r
.pit ft--, -i,'. .....
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Soft while
Western while ;
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western red
Oats: No. 2-3H lb. white, 34.
Today's car receipts: Wheat fil
flour 7; corn 2: hny 2.
$1.30
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SAN FRANCISCO, July . (Cl
Butterfal, f.o.h. San Krnnclsco, r,ic.
Wall Street Report
Slli
:y '. n. Jn-'-7fjrifc'-1'-1'.
. ran ct a pOkeim lr
"aKMN-XI KKfnmt." .
XKW YORK, July 11. (IP) After
moving IrrcKuhirly higher fn the
early t rati Ing today, the stock
market ran into a brief flurry of
selling, only to head upwards
again in impressive fashion by
eiuly afternoon.
Call money held firm rtt It per
cent and there was Some calling of
loans, giving rise to fears that It
XKW YORK..Iuly !V.-;P) The
American Telephone arid Telegraph
company reports its May gross re
ceipts at $11. 210. 357. compared With
! H.4 I r.4 m May. I92H. The com
pany's net operating income, how
ever, was below r that of the cor-
, 1 , V-n . . ;might go higher. It was rumoietl
figurcM being :l,3 Pi tt . 9 for hint ' u .
v,,v,ml,i.(,,w;.5i,,r,iiniwiro.iii( (o fir',ent any (ui.
IJ-8' , ' thcr Increase.
NKW VOHK July " lPi- ' The ""l "bowed much Improve.
Gross sales of' ihe J. C. Penney!""-"' 1,1 " '"' """ ' 1,1
comimnv f.,r June amounted' to; number of shares made sharp a,l- '
I $17,121,(1117. compared with 14.- J vnnceh. I olumblan Carl.on Jump.
!l2'J.4,ir, In June, I92X. an Increase ' 1 I"'1'"" ' 'w ,
per rent. Karl C. Sams, f Z, , , ,, k i
when It touched 2A(i S-4.. 'nltel j
COMPETING against
the fastest boats in Europe,
Ralph SnodJy, piloting M iss JXxoca .
Ill, 151 Class hydroplane "owned l-y
James Talbot, Jr., using Richfield
gasoline and Richlube motor: oil, ,
.bring international
laurels to America. Snoddy re
lied on Richfield gasoline and Rich
lube motor oil to assure perfect,
functioning of his motor, just as he
-did when he won the same trophy
won the Duke of York trophy in , in 1927 and when he established a
KIW EDWARD
An Excellcoit Civfaf in)
Price Kive Cents
of 21 per cent. Karl C. Sams.
resilent. estimates that Bales for
the year will amount to more than
$20.000.ol.
MnoiiKll Js l-'nougli
NICK, France. (IP) Possession
of a tame white mouse now Is
legal grounds for divorce on the
Hlvlera. A coople '" nn--d
recently, the wife charging "ex
trme cruelty." cttltm to mum
tenance of a tame rnt as sufficleiil
"t definition.
Slates Ht.cl renclled 201 again.
Southern Railway, National Cash
Register, Midland Steel Products
preferred, Montgomery Ward and
Abraham and Strauss were up
from three to six points each.
The close was strong. Tola! sales
approximated 4,000.000 shares.
the International Regatta at South
ampton, England on June 27. 28, 29.
The lone American entry in the
event, Snoddy scored a brilliant
victory over the European boats,
finishing first in all three heats'
and piling up a greater point score
than all of his opponents combined.
Astoria. Kxtf-nslve street im
provement, completed here.
Once again Richfield has helped to
new world's record for hydroplanes
: of this class in Florida last Marclt
Exclusive choice of. the world's
greatest pilots, Richfield's unfail
ing qualities of .speed, potver and
mileage, its absolute purity and uni
formity have made it equally pop-
ular with hundreds of thousands
'of motorists. Try it in your own
'car today and note the difference.
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