PAGE RTX
MEDTOKD MATL THTBUN'E, MEPFOTIP, OKEd'OX, SATURDAY, JULY 1.1. 1920.
MILLER NAMED
SUCCEED BEAN
niinniuiiMiinninu
UNbUIYIIYIIOiMUN
Albany Man Gets Chairman-
ship Oregon Public Ser
vice Body G. 0. P.
Leaders Backed Candidate-Held
Place 1893-1910.
8ALKM, Ore, July in. !
Frunk J. Miller of Albany, form
erly a member of the, Uicroii pub
lic service rommiKHioii f(r eluht
years and connected with (he de
partment for a much longer period, 'l'no.
wan yesterday appointed by Gov
ernor Patterson to nerve again on
that commlwdon. Ho wan named )
to 8i:cceed the late houlH h. i-.ean.
At n meeting of the commiHHlon
Friday afternoon Miller wuh elect
ed chairman, aluo Hucceedlng JJean
In that capacity.
In appoiiitlntr Miller, Governor
Patternon complieu with advice
Klvon him by Kcpiihlicun politlciit
leaders of Portland, Allmny wild
K u gene, and Ih believed nlao to
have followed his own Inclinations.
Among Hioho calling on the gov
ernor before tlio appointment was
announced were John U lay and
Floyd Cook of Fori land and Sena
tor Wlllard Marks of Albany. Mil
ler also was with the governor
during the afternoon. Friends of
Miller declared, however .that Mil
ler did not seek the appointment,
but had been prevailed upon to
accept it if ft wore offered til in.
Miller became secretary of the
state railroad commission, out of
which grew the public service j
commission, in 1X!KJ, and served In
that office until 11)10. In the hitter
year be was appointed a inember
of the commission to succeed Os
wald West, who bad been elected
governor. Miller served as com
missioner until I'.MS when be was
defeated for the Itepublicau nomi
nal ion by Fred A. Williams.
Miller did not retire entirely
from public life. For (bo last sev
eral years be has served us a mem
ber of the board of normal school
regents. This board, by an act of
the litJfl legislature, was absorbed
Into the state board of htehcr education.'
and kept tin determined to push mi
tho fullest nf our powers.
Ixmg ('rind.
"As to the flight, it was u long
gf-unlllng grind, but we feH ns
though it was well worth every ef
fort that we made, and wo are I
plcaxed with the interest which the
people have shown toward liw.''
Inspection of the 22i)-borai,pow r
Whirlwiml motor which carried the
hi -phi ne to Its astounding n-eurd
showed that H was In excellent
i condition. The nine-cylinder air-
cooled power unit was taken apait
lnte yesterday by W. K. Thoman,
Wrik'ht Aesronautleal corpora t ton
rxpert. and after belnj thorottc li
ly looked over, he pronounced
as "ready to fly again."
It watt estimated that the An
geleno hud flown approximately
l!t.7!0 rnili-s in the Journey which
had taken It only u few miles from
the airport. Tim average speed
van 'Ku inlleH an hour, with the
motor consuming 3,035 gallons of
gasoline,
I'aul Whlttler, milMonalre pilot
and Hbtde Mulhert hud charK1 of
the refuelling ship which kept mo
tor and men supplied with the sus
tenance necessary l keep them in
the air in their monotonous flight.
A new J In M I air k'(I;im todav was
en route liere. a gift to the filers
from tin makers of the piano An
il Is p o w e r f d wlili a
Wright Whirlwind motor, gift of
I lie Wriuhl Aeorii.iutical corpora
tfon.
RIOTS MARK NEW ORLEANS TROLLEY STRIKE
Cash conlrihutions ainountiiiK to
more than $ ;i. 00, and possible
contracts for screen and stac ap
pearances, as well as for newepa-
per nnd magazine articles, await
' cd the pair when they had com
pleted their rest.
The flight was backed by Wil
liams f ilbhs McAdoo, former sec
retary of t he treasury, who owns
the plane; William (1. McAdoo.
Jr., A. K. M eMail tin, Jr., manager
of the Culver City airport where
the flight was staged, and I'aul
Whlttler, idiot of the refuelling
hlp.'
PHOENIX BIBLE CLASS
Ef
i 4!
MliWFSi STANDINGS'! LEGION JUNIORS
III Ullllll UIIIULVi
RALLEY TO BEAT
BRUINS- 4 10 3
OF THE
CLUBS.
Ity the Associated Press.
laciriu toast
W. U.
Sun I'Vanclsco 10 2
l,os Angeles i 3
Hollywood 0 3
! Ten Innings Necessary to ;;;,.mo-:z:z I
ItKINI! AKTK TO VISIT S.VI.K.M
(Continued from Vagt One.)
dntmutle finish had bvun st-tied
in the flight which many of them
Jiiid walled In see terminate el nee
late last Tuemlay, after l.te record
Wmh net. (he nlaim Willi Hn oMoIm
lr.i unfolu tiMin.11,.,1 Int.. ''
wire i-iik'o bet ween t wo hangars,
specialty conslructod for the oc
laslon. '
There was no effort made to
break through the police lines
Which quickly formed, the thoii-
Kands giving vent to thoir feelings
(Contributed)
After four full, happy weeks the
Phoenix daily vacation ftihle school
has come to a close. Ninety-four
hoys and girls celebrated tho com
pletion of the term with a "rattling
good" picnic on Wagner creek.
After indoor ball and the exciting
close of tho volley ball tournament
and the game between the pupils
and teachers and lunch with Ice
cream and lemonade, the crowd re
sorted to tho Inviting swimming
pool of lCvnn Kennies for water
sport;;.
But they have saved the best to
the lust. Teachers and pupils ex
tend a cordial invitation to tho
general public to attend their com
mencement exercises on Sundity
night, July H, ot the Phoenix Pros
hyterhin church. Tho time Is set
at H o'clock. .
Havo you ever attended an even-
lug .service of woi-Mhln comluctci)
half hundred children? The
Phoenix Hlble school will have I
coin pie) ii charge of tho services
and wilt ho glad lo show you whal
they have been doing during the
last four weeks. Tho program will
include numbers by the children's
c.l )ius. call to worship, .choral
ltict-s marked efforts of a New Orleans public utillticri concern to ivMime street car service dur
ing n strike of union trolley car workers. The pliolos show tlio curs, manned; by out-of-town crews,
being greeted ulth l.rickhats. Street battle followed crrnrtH of lollce lo round up rioting union
trolley men. The Inset in the Uht pit lure ?hows a hiI1cciiuiii 'unesting a limn In a street fight.
( Assm'Jate! Press Photo). . -
SELECT TEACHERS
ASHLAND SCHOOL! TOURING EUROPE
SAN FRANCISCO. July U. Kn-
talljng combined resources and
capital In excess of $ I L'.OoO.hOh
Bond &. Goodwin & Tucker, Inc.,
I A H 1 1 1 , A X I . July 13. f S lec ia 1 ) i
: Members of the Ashland board'
j of education have .seleclud the j .
! teachers for the Lincoln training '
.school. The choice of Lincoln i ASIILAXD, Ore.. July 1 3 (Spc-
teachers is made, by the board clal.) Word has been received
j upon the recommendation of . from Miss Grace Chamberlain and
i resioeni j. a. i nurcuiil oi inc iiuu i.'iiv. i.oti. i..i...
So ut hern '("H'eunn Xorniat. wlmrit
ami lluutur Dulln & Co. Im, of the ,,. m.hu Pli UH a trainliiH ' "oc" Bnenlin xcvcrnl weeks in
oldest and largusl Invuslment bank-! ili piii tmiMit fur the nuriiiul xrhuul. : Knuluml, vIkIiIiik points of scenic
by l( mighty cheer fur tin. l'"v'-'-- mnimiry drills. mirmonottiM.
fliers, whose ears, deafened i,y lact plsy ami the grittitltiK nl
Ihelr roaiine niouij. could not lieur. I M' :
"The conti'ols seemed to ho Jam
med," Chief Pilot Meudrll uxiil.'llll
j'd as he climbed from the plane.
For the Knkc of the record 1
OmuKhl we bad better come down.
1 bail no trouble landltm, but the
tall was m heavy I bad to bold
Hbe Hlbk buck with both hands
to brltn; her dov, it on all oven
keel."
Then came the priiisn for the
rower unit. "I never j.mw a motor
run prettier," he said.
,- Mendell looked hale ami hearty,
while Itciuharl. a bit inore'pab.
Mumbled as he attempted to walk
nway from ibe plane, r.olb fliers
Inter saitl they found thcmsrlvca
atrarmely weak on t licit- feet.
Mrs. II;l Kclnhart (:ri'elci her
husband with a vlrorons embrace
before the pilots, in the face ot
protests, were u bilked away lo a
hospital Xor physical cxumlnallon
mid a co""iieic i-ch.
(itHHl (.Xtmlltiou.
Dr. Frederick ItbrolcH. who ex
ninlncd them, sold that their run.
dltlbn was "much belter than
lulpht have been expected.
.. "The temperature, blood pres
sure ami pulfc of each was about
that which a person would show
lifter violent exercise under ordln-l
nry conditions, with the exception
fhat the return to normal wu i
flhrwor.
"W hile they came tbroUKh fine, i
J wouldn't want lo sec anybody
t'lsw nttempt It."
aicuticji and itciunart hotn com
plained of r.lii:ht deafness, liut this
had cleared away in Isrue part by
thp time they were Interviewed by
newspapermen at their restim;
place nt a hotel to which they were
taken following the examination.
There they Issued this statement:
"We are awfully ihuud of bnv
the honop to bold the emlur
nnco record for refuelling. We
Wish to. take this opportunity to
cxpresa our thanks and apprecia
tion for nil tho help und encou1--nueiiieiit
remlcri'tl us durlnu this
fllKlit. - s,- .
"Ill Kctllllff this record we have
put It an hlull as nnlido. Ii Ms
our Intention of niuklnt Son bourn.
mt dllu'to debris thai bud eol
Iccti'd on the stabllliei ami to the
hutch IiIowIiik off and euiilmi a
hole In tho atublllMir of tlie llubl.
Come to I'hnenlx anil hrlnij your
family and friends to this service
by tho boys and Kills. It Is nl S
p. m. Sunday, July I I.
NAI.CM. I-.. .Inly H. M")
licaded by two 'national prcshlonK,
Ullllbald Kllin -r of New flm.
.Minn., and .Mil Sophlu WavcrkiK
of t.'ulney. 111., other national of
f'cers and state presidents, the
first ib-bmillons lo the uolional
i-tioenlions if tho t'athotlc t'en
tral soclely of America and the
N'allomil t'atholie Women's union,
arrived In Halcm In special coaches
this mnrninK.
Shortly before I o'clock a dele.
Kiillon of so from Si. Louis. Mo.,
arrived In a slu'elal bus. The uronp
ot neraly inn ilclcKatcs, lueludlm.-
-" from the stato of Minnesota
alone, occupied three special
couches.
MOVIKS Ob' PLANK HM V,
(Continued from Pag On.)
ItiR houses wi'li otflcea in 18 west
ern cities, yosterdiiy inntisod their
litifllnesses ami; luterosts iimler the
minio of Tuckor, 1 1 mil oi-, IJullii &
Co.
J'Nirmal nunoiiiiccincnl oi' tho
consnlldatloii, which hrliiKH IokciIi
or two of tlio oiitislnmllUK Invest-
inent. security, tindcrwrltlnu ami
(HstrlhulInK orKiiuluilinns on the I
Pacific coast, was made Troiil the
head offices of the two firms In
San Francisco and l.os AiikcIcs.
A striinn alliance of iuveslmeiil
bankliiK leaders is eflectud hv the
merKer us indlcuted by u HsIIiik of
orrieers of the two firms. They
arc: llond & Goodwin & Tucker.
Inc., Nlon It. Tucker, president:
W. P. Scott, T. I). Kasliniin. Ford
Hpettcer lliusli mid S. Hill, vlee
liresidputs. and II (1. Wood, treas
urer; llunler, Dulln & Co., lloher'.
K. Hunter, presblenl ; K. S. Iittlln.
tlarrelsou. Ibilln Frank S. Taylor
V- I'urlier 'I'oiuk. vlie-preidileiilK.
ami Mark C. Klworlhv. mammer.
fan Fraucbico oiiice. IbniinesH of
Hie consolidaied fimi will be con
dueled ihrouKll II Hire,, loeuted
ill IS cities, IncliiiliiiK Seattle, Port
land. Spokane. Tacoma. Sacra
inenlo. Sail Frainlsco. Oakland.
Stockton. I'resno, l.os AUKoles, Pas
adena, lllvorsble, l.onj; l.eaeb, Po
menu and Santa Ana.
t.N'lon I!. Tucker is ell known
iu .Mctfold and Is speodhlK the
Minim.. ! in bin rishiiiK Iodide on
HoKlle Itiver. 1
been heard of was not cotislrered
remarkable, as their wireless ap
paratus was known not to have
been workliiK well nl the start, and
Its llultt may color would make It
bind to dlsllUKUlsli iiKalnst a
cloudy sky.
The Marshal Pllsudskl is equip
ped with n wireless Rpparalus for
teleurnph ami lelepboue hnvlim 'i
raiiKe of about Ho miles, while the
(Juration Mark has n wireless up
paratus for telenrapby bavliiK a
rntiRO of between llutl and
miles.
As the hours assed and still
there were no Indications that the
rival airmen bad turned back, the
French Interest In the fllRht grew
keener. Paris waa encased In
parkins Its picnic basket for Sun
day's Independence day holiday
and was Just Ik ijiiiiilnq lo reall.e
that Its favorite native hlrdmen
were over the Atlantic In tho first
Paris to ,ew York air race.
To muLn II ....... - I...IMI....
excessive vibration w cau-e,, and ( WM ,
wo were forced to lund W hours' Msfn, . . , ,
ous Jply 14 holiday, the French
Fourth of July, known In history
as llastile day.
short of our goal,
"Unt wo aro very happy that we
have won till records by over 71
hours. We dealro at this time to
thank the thousands of people all OAKLAND. Cnl., July 13.
over the Ulllt tt who havc Twu old salllnif vessels were dam-
ent telriiranlH unn lultern ot en- utied, and two others scorched by
courauemont durlnu the fllKbt.ja fire which today broke out on
Thoy will never know how these. the Alden Iteeslc. moored with
message! helpi'il ' SI to win the 'eleven vessels off, Cniverumenl
fight; how they kejn u(j our spirits Muim,
Onninu to Itfallo.
"Trent's Aif I'aNe" conn s to
the Uialto tliealei- timorrov. This
film rcircfcntM the latest advances
In the tcchntijitc of myHlery wtory
tet'iiiH on the screen, and
laliiH cnouuh suspense per reel
to satisfy the si nv d ran.
I o na Id t'risp. Kaymond Ma Hon.
Ilnvmond Cril'lilh. .Marcdlne l;i
and Anita (iarvln are iu the cast
the primary division, under j and historic interest, that they are
the supervision of Miss Uva White.jin Hrittnny where they will re
are .Miss Lillian Xiihulson, Miss ia duriiiK the summer. x
isaiM'i a wuiieniiawer. .Miss itotly ; ..Several Aslilaiul poople have
MHeinan iuid ' .Mrs. .Jessie Keeso. I visited the Oregon c'aves dui'inff
In llw Intei 'mediate secilon, undur the pasi week. Thitse who have
the suj ervisl f Miss ( Ma ra ' rf.KiH(rrid from tills place are Jes-
T( otter, m e Kditli Morke, Klorein'i; sle M. Keese. T. I', l-'ranco. Lulu
Allen. Hertha Kteveim ami Airs. i. I'rance, Hllcn France, Kenneth
.Marnarct t'ason. j Urown. Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Put-
The I'arU Carafe is receiving nam. Metha liver ami Ili-len
a treat incut of red ami white Putnam.
paint, (hat adds very materially lo. Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Aililns and
the attractiveness of the place, ihejr .laiiRliter, .Miss Koso Aikins
Ibe paint is bcltiK put on with 'left on .Monday morning for .San
a spraying outfit. Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Aikins
Mrs. Kcrtha Denton, school j wilt be gone for ahour two weeks
nurse for district No. 5. has ro- and will arrange for Miss Hose's
turned from a vacation of several j music studies while they are in the
weeks spent at lterkeley. Calif., j city. Miss Itose expects to con
where she attended a convention tinue her studies on the cello
of the Public Health Nurses' as- under some artist' connected with
sociat on of California. .Mrs. Den- the San Kranclco Conservatory of
Ion alio attended the convention Music. While they are south, the
of national social workers, which Aikins family will visit relatives In
was In session (he. last pari, of the Hay region.
.Inly in San Francisco, other rep-j Frances Aikins, daughter of Mr.
resenlativcs from southern nre-md Mrs. llarohl Aikins left on
goti were Miss Lillian Koberts. ; t urday for Riddle. Oregon,
paid secretary of the Jackson 1 where she will be a guest at the
County ijcil Cross association, and home of her grandfather 'and
M iss M i Id red t 'a ill on. president grand mot her for a few weeks,
of the Jackson County Health as-i Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kaegl on the
mm (alien. Iltouievard expect to leave Asltland
Mrs. Denton was a guest while on Sunday for Portland "where
ChW.. O,, Attilntito Oakland
Take Twin Bill in St.;
Seattle ...
Portland
10
11
Louis Cardinals Demon-1 pittsburBn
.( iilcauo
strate Helplessness.
Cincinnati .
Boston.
Uy Wllllain J. ( hipinaii
Assochited Piv.-a Saru Writer
Favorites In tho two inaJorL
leitKues had nothing but u breer.e
yesterday, save the case of the Philadelph
tllants and the Cubs who played New- York
each oilier. The young men of St. Louis
John Mctlraw rallied 111 the last ueiron
New York
St. l.uuis ...
Brooklyn
two rounds to pull this one out
Cleveland
Portland
by I to 3 In HI innings, und tbel JvasiiuiBion
Pirates gained u full game on tho cmougo ....
Jlruins by the simple process of,1101011
giving the J'hllllcs their dally
beating, 6 to 4. The I'lrates now
lead by threo games.
Cornelius McClillieuddy spread
gloom In St. Jjouis by- leading tho
Athletics to a double -Victory over
the Browns by 10 to 0 and 8 to 2,
and at tho sumo time added a
technical' half-game to his , lead
over the White Sox by 12 to 2.
The Mxcklnn lonrcln now is eight
and one-half games, seven of j Missions
which are in the lost column
which baseball folk regard as
money In the bank.
Tho Giant-Cub game was the
most stubbornly contested battle
of tho day, with Larry Kenton
shading three Chicago rivals by a
whisker at the finish.
Burleigh Crimes gave the Phil
lies 13 hits at Baker bowl. But
as usual, was atintry with runs.
Two threo-run . outbursts by his
support were suffic-Knt to bring
him his 15th victory. The game
was unique In that no batsman
cleaced that right field wall.
The Cardinals gave Brooklyn
fans nn Intimate demonstration
of .why the champions no longer
are in the race. The St. Loulsans
combed Dnzzy Vnnco for five runs
in the first half of the ninth to
break a .2 to 2 stalemate, but
promptly proceeded to give the
game right back to Brooklyn in
the homo hnlf. Three St. Iyouls
errors! four passes and three hits
enabled the ltoblns to score six
runs with one out to win by 8 to i.
The Cincinnati Beds fought their
way to within a few percentage
points of nn escape from the cel
lar by larruping the Braves for
National
W. L.
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41! . 28
47 34
38 40
35 41
u 33 44
2!l 45
31 4'J
Allierhiall
W. L.
i 57 21
47 28
4 li 33
43 39
. 3!l 38
29 411
211 52
24 57
I'd.
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.750
.75(1
.751)
.400
.250
.167
.03
Pet.
.058
.112 2
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.3112
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' Pet.
.731
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Coast League
Yesterday
By the Associated
Press.
It. H.
4 12
5 13
( 1 2 inniiiKS.)
Chesterfield, CascarcJIa and
Wuodall; Nelson and Baldwin.
R. II. K.
Seattle 12" . 4
Hollywood 11 14 I
Crnham, Sanducrg and Hor
reanl; Thompson, Wetzel .and
Hassler.
R. II. E.
San Francisco 8 13 1
Oakland 13 3
Mails nnd Reed; Duniovich and
Lomhardi.
Los Ancelcs 3
Sacramento 4 9
( lit innings.)
Wash and Sandberg; Vinci
Severeld.
H. K.
VI 3
EAGER TO PLAY
El
The boys of the American Le
gion Junior ball league havo been
working hard every night at the
j Jackson school grounds, under the
I coaching of Verne Shanglc, and
are confident nf winning their
'first inter-dlstrlct game wit ft Ku
i gene, which will be played either
at Portland or Iloscburg. There
; seems to be some misunderstand
ing as to where the game will be
played and the yo.ung ball twirlers
are anxiously awaiting word from
the northern city.
Word comes from Kugono that
they are confident of winning, but
so is Medford. Local baseball fans
who have watched the boys work
out. say they have one of tho best
hall teams of boys of their ago
that they have ever seen, so tho
game should lie a real battle. Sev
eral of the boys with sore arms
are now O. K. Coach Shanglc says
the boys have an Infield as smooth
working as many teams he has
seen of much older players.
The state is divided into eight
I districts and the districts will piny
until all are eliminated but two.
! It is planned to havo tho state
j championship game at Salem dur
ing me American jvgion conven
tion. The state-champs will play
for the regional title and tho wilir'
ncrs In the region, of which there
aro 12 In the United States six
In tho east and six In the west
will meet n two tourneys In Au
gust, and ti-.si 'winners will be
brought together In tho Junior
world series In September. Tlio
winners of the Junior world Beriei
will be guests of the National and
American leagues at the big world
series. .
The boys who will make tho
trip north are Ivan Harrington,
catcher; Jack Caldwell, pitcher:
Luke Lange. third; Gordon Wise
ly, center field; Wilton White, first;
Tom White, outfield; George Smith,
second: Robert Shaw, right field:
Ktehard Lewis, shortstop; Chuck
Clay, left field; Raymond Washam,
sub. and "Speedy Sam" VanDyke,
mascot. '"
. ARLINGTON PARK, Chicago.
Inly 3. UP) Blue. Larkspur, wln-
tbe third successive afternoon. The ner of the Belmont Park stakes.
eds rallied behind lllxoy for two won the $00,000 American classic
runs In the ninth to tie. nnd won I u n,.e flnKtis t(ils afternoon with
by 4 to 3 with a single murker 40,000 viewing the race for three-
two innings later.
The Tigers rallied for four In
the ninth to win n weird gnino'
from the lied Sox by 13 to 12
ami the I ml In lis sbuded Washing
ton ut Cleveland by 3 to 2.
year-old supremacy of the national, ganize.
I
FOR JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. July 1.1.
(Special) A. R. Mcintosh is
planning on starting a restaurant
In the building first door east of
the post office which he recently
purchased from Mrs. i Hunch Cook.
McAlinnville. Yamhill county
sheep and goat raisers will or-
E
In
i they will join with their son and
j his family for a vaeation ut Sea
side. They plan to be ;one for
two weeks.
Rev, i . h. lunhani, pastor of
ItiKh srhool the Haptlst ehureh is a member of
year. .Miss he laciifiy of the JWiptist assembly
she waM south at the home of
brother. Mr. Ilurthr. who live
liei'l.eley.
MI.sm Coslna tlallalln of Vnllny
jew will tea eh home economies
In I be North Itend
durinc the coming
Callatln Is spending her vacation I which will be in session at Mc
at tli" Inline of her parents. Mr. Minnvllle. Oregon for the next two
and Mrs. T,. If. liallatin In the weeks, teaching a study class in
Valley View flection. !t,l,! ,'tf' ,lf Christ. Kev. Dunham
r.COiCN'i;. Ore.. July 13. (IV
Mervin Jtarackman, Seattle, went
down to defeat before, Yanut .Joe, I
Sonora Indian KTHUpler, last night
when tiie Indian took two out of I
threo falls in a - torrid affair. I
Hantckman took the first fall in
39 minutes, und the , Indian's(
manager threw a tuwel in thej
rinp.
While angling for another Hop
ton crab, the Indian tossed Itu
raekman into tlio ropes. Tho He
nttlo man's chin bit the floor and!
he lost the match In 2'-' minutes.
The third was won by tho Indian i
in one minute and a halfl
Spend Your Vacation at the Beautiful
LAKE-O-THE-WOODS
' (Home of the Black Baas)
FISHING BOATING BATHING -DANCING
EVERY EVENING
Furnished sleeping and housekeeping cabins. Special rates
by the week.
For reservations phone direct to Lake o' the Woods resort.
Fights Last Night
Mr. Homer Klliart was in Med
ford on l-'rlday.
Miss Karnest (no Hicks of Tulsa,
left for the north on T;iur.sday
m o r n I n g accomiwnleil by his
daughter. Miss Kuth Dunham
Oklahoma, has arrived In Ashland .Kuth Newlu-y. Mrs. Arthur Peters,
to make a visit at the home of her'"'"' ''""'i Mosier, Wiu will
mother Mrs. Krnest Hicks on lfi attend the assembly.
North Main street. AIr- "ntl 'VIr'M- l'rank lVan left
Mr. and Mis. i'red Krugglc of Thursday for Lake of the
Medford wero visit ntr In Ash-! VVoods.
land on Wednesday. V,,('M 'll'"n Mai l-ayden. who Is an
Mrs. Virginia Jones Stroud and 'employe nt the Kirst National bank
her two eblldien from Klamath ! ' 111 N"'1 unable to uttend to her
Listing feature players In '"Sh-oiil;
Hoy," comltiK to Hunt's Craterian
temorrow, s like copying a pse
from the motinti pleture lliue
so numerous a re t he screen star
playing important roles In this pro
duetlou. Topping tlii.s galaxy N Victor
MeLagleti. who ph.ys the title role.
He portray a rough and ready
baggage smasher, whose inherent
shytn-Kt tow srd t be feminine se
makes a solid foundation for in
numorahle hi light.
1 .cat rice Joy plays the b-adinu
role opposite MH-aglen. Kai l eli
MaePon.iht Is i in a role to his
ami to the public's likiim. Clyde
Cook. Slim Summervllle and Tom
Wilson form a notable triumvirate
of (Huh producer.
Clark and McCullouuh. faniou.
tage comedians. ( will alo be pre
sented on the bill In their all-lalk-lug
comedy. "iMploimiis.'
Promote Itutlcr
W ASHINU I'ON, Jtlv i ;l ..,Vi
The tu-oumtlon l(f Hi limdler-C.en.
eral Smedley H. Hut lei . Cnlted
Statos in urine corns, tit the rank ..f
major general. m appiied tody
by PresldclH IUvcr.
Kails, hnvt.
making a
sister, Mrs.
returned home alter
,. Idutit
s. Miss Kllen Caley is heltt-
vlsit to
Klwooil
Mrs. Stroud's 'MB Ht thp bank during her ab-
Hedliurg.
ACCEPT EGAN ENTRY
Dl'.l. MO.NTi:. Cit.. .Inly Kl.
Tho onlry of llos. Soinorvill,., i'an-
a.llun nmuli-iir Kolf rh.iniplon In on TuoMlay unil look oocuhIimi lo
otill on hiH niuny fri.nlM In tho
Monro.
Mot. Loul.s loil(;p will Iimivo on
Saturday for a vi.sli to hor tii.storH.
Mih. Will AMiott Mil. I .Mm, C. J.
Kaffvly nt I.oh Anjrok'M. Mim.
DoiIko will ho point for about two
w ork.
OtlH .lohnson, local Jowolcr,
Itlans to ronioiiol tho front of thr
.lohilHon Jovvolry Ntoro. umIiiu tho
latost idoaK In illsiilay faollitloK for
tlln Jrwolry triuio.
l. Milam of I'hornlx. Orouon
nuulo n hUj.lno.sM trip to Ashianil
liio national anoitour coif oh.ini-
invhip at I'l-hlilo llraoh. S.-iw.-ni-
olty. Mr. Mllain mih forlorrlv llo
1'i-r has I. oon nrct'lttoil h tho I iwliiolon I of llio ol.l 1 1 u-i I, ,-.,
t'tiilod Stairs iof iiMNnclation n ! ui-ihIi. sohool In Aslilmol
ti lonrain from officials of that Lmlyl Mr. ami Jin. Marl Amlorson and
hl- I Miss Malirl Andors.in of Klamath
Klhrr rntrlos w hich havo 1,,-on Kalis nnt tho past nrrk vIsIIIiik
a. i oiUimI Im liido II. t'liandlor Kn , w 1th Pr, anil Mrs. V. J. Crandall
of .Mrdfonl. (in-., imd IVi.hle ! last w or-k.
Iti'iioli. tho former national tltllst
v. ho romodoh'd I'oht.lo llrarh for
the i-omlnu nailonal tllornry: 1)a
vld Martin, youthful l.os Am;, don
slur: (Ii-iH'bo .1. Votj:t. Nov York
I'itv. and Harry ('.. I.vuk. Mlnnnip-olis.
And a Strikeout Bat
NKW" YDKK (ri Al Dcniurot!
wrlloit In ('iilllor's mamuino of a
rooklo who hail a hat for every
type of hitting. He had a Mick for
loft hanilers. one for home runs,
one for two haictters and anntoor
Zane tlrey, Anioricnn novprml. for sacrifice filea. Within a month
l well known In New Zealand .is i the rooklu bundled them up nnd
a fisherman. (tooK them nil home, .
By the Associated
AlilOKUKK.V. Wash. Maxle
Kosenhloom. New York, outpoint
ed Willie Keldmnn, Hrooklyn (0).i
Joe Gray, Aberdeen Filipino.;
knocked out ltobhy Gray, Los
Angeles (1). "TlKer" Jensen, of (
Aberdeen, knocked out Teddy Mc- j
Nulty. San Dlcito tni. i
CHICAGO Jack "Kid" Hon;, .
Kngland. outpointed Herman I'er
II. li. Kalamazoo. Mich., 110).
NKW VOltK Dnvn Shade. Cali
fornia, outpointed Ieo Mitchell
California, t!0). i
SAX Dll'XiO. Cal. Dynamite
Jackson, Loh AiikcIcs. outpointed
Seal Harris, Chicaeo, (10). i
COl.fMllCS. (VKddic 01Jowd.
t'oluinbtia. outpointed liddie Hur-i
roll. Krle. Vn. (10). '
won
SMJt
Jk
"Getting Along
With People
" - -if
In a pleasant
sort of way"
that exactly expresses the
feeling of many depositors
and friends regarding this
Bank.
Fine service means much,
but add courteous service '
and you have something real!
The Jackson County Bank
tS 'ABLlSIIED una
Mediord, Oregon
Commercial - Savings Safe Deposit
HEMBBR I OekAL RESERVB 1YSTBM