Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1929, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPAC3T: RTX rFlDFOTt'D MATL TRmnyE, MEDFOTIP, OHKOOV. FRIDAY. JULY in. 1020. FISHERMAN COOLIDGE IN ACTION The patented Ouw'T Bust 13m Steel Buckle ... the one perfect bucKic . . . unbreakable, adjust, able, permanent. Canning Supplies PIRATES WALK PLANK BEFORE! mm Canning and preserving lime i.s always more or loss trying. Iy the list; of t ho latest eonvon ienees, the work is greatly lessened. Why not do it 1 lie easiest way ? Look (his lis! over and see what you can iuo 1o advantage. Pressure Cookers, aluminum, 18-it. size, eai'h $18.50 Genuine National Pressure Cookers, 18-quai-l: size; fully C99 CO gujirtiiitml V'ou Super Sieve; something new. KasydJI OA to use and easv io clean 1 CtJ ; 45 c 60c 60c 15c ' 35c 10c 65c 16-qt. Aluminum Kettles; Jo ori lifetime ware PO,jU $2.37 $9.00 Colander Strainer; reinforced Extension Strainer; large, j'eini'orced Ladles; nliltiiig and stainless Paring Knives; stainless, sleel Fruit Jar Funnels; aluminum Fruit Jar Funnels; while enamel " Large Enamel Kettles Conservo Cold Pack Cookers, 7-j(. size ,1 eapaeily, $12.00 Colanders, enameled ... 51c Captite and Griptite Jar Holders, Pa each OUC Boiler Racks, each 63c Keep Cool at Hot Work $1535 $10.75 Medford Furn. & Hdw. Co. Victor Electric Fans; very silent, 12-inch size Eskimo Oscillating Fans; 10-inch 6th and Bartlett A Reliable Place to Trade Distributed by Enders Wholesale Grocery Co., Mo df ord and Ashland, Oregon M GRAW S CREW Bucs Retain Top Spot By Less Than One Game HubbeH's Pitching Gets! Credit for Win Walberg Refutes Slump Rumor. Hy William J. Clilpman, Associated I're.ss Spoit Writer. Th f iiBt phase of John Aln Oraw'.s own personal crucial ha ill' an.'Jnst I he liit;h-riiliiiK Pirates had Jiihi the ro.su 1 1 Jut: McCarthy lilin- K-lf would ha v asked. The fllants turned back the I'liatcH ly 4 to 1 an tit; .McCarthy troop Kwept i through the paper dffiiihOH of the Kohinx in l'lalhush Tor an 11 to V decision. The IMi at i'H remained in the pip perch In 1 he Jean lie Ntaurling, hut they enjoyed a mar Kin nf less than nix- full game. I A not her 'hieagn vlelory today, malehed hy another Pirate defeat, would nend the Culm hitek to the toj) by a percentage margin, with the Klanding in games a virtual tie. The first effort of the (limits against the I'lratex wax nuecenHftll largely hern use uf the wizardry I With whirl! Carl llllhhell nerved up his southpaw shots. This hud ding I'ittslniigh nemesis lnlil the I hieraneej's to six Ht'H tiered hit H. A five-run rally in the eighth enabled Old Alex the ('.rent to plek I up credit for the C.-udlnalH t to 4 i victory over the Itraves. The Phil-1 lies turned hark Cincinnati hy 6 to 4, in a game noteworthy he- cause no one hit wan a home-run The Yankees were rained out in Cleveland, and the Alhletiei pick ed u p a t ec h nlca 1 a d va n t a g e of half a game hy defeating Detroit, Ji to 4. The Mackmen'K margin inw Is eight and one-half eontCHtH. More Important to Connie -Mack than (his paper advantage of hav ing won a game which l lit? Yan kees yet have to pliy was th show ing of (Jeoige W'alherg, who in re cent games had threatened to en ter a si u mi). Wat berg gave t he Jlengals nine hits, but so scattered these that the afternoon was an Athletic walkover. j (ieorge Chin was handicapped by five neat errors among his mtp I porters, hut the Macks lift out j .mough earned runs lo swing the decision to W'alherg, j Washington opened Its stay In St. Lnu is hy winning a wild 10 to ' 'A decision. Seven Washington runs in the seventh decided the iswue. TJie veteran lied Kaher shaded Panny MacKnyden In a fine pitch ing battle at Chicago, and the White Sox defeated the lied Sox hy 2 to 1 In 1" Innings. fill A ' '' Aasarlatcil Hress I'hotl Calvin Coolldge, fisherman. Jt.ugh't in action as he was cacting In mill pond In the Cape Cod vWage of Pocassy after being elected to membership In the Tape Cod Trout club. Nine fish were his morn ing's catch. With him is H. E.' Trr of Somervllle. Mass. Fights Last Night (liy (he A.ssK-inlcd Press.) CIIICAfiu. Itilly Shaw, De troit, deflated Karl Maslro, Chi cago, foul, !): Joey Medill, Chi cago, imi t pointed Spug " Myei-s, J'o catello, Ida., (Id). KANSAS CITY, Mo. U (Young) Stilhliug, Ma mil, (in., ouiininied (ienige Cimk, Australia, 1 i I ; I '.;.!. Iliiut, Ponea City. k la., knocked out Sully Mont gomery, ( L' ). (RtporUd Dy JMKton CountY AbatrMI Co. aixth 8tr4 and Cftntal AnyJ Ileal ICsliiKt TiniiNfiMs. David If. ItiisoitlioiK ct ux to Clydu JOakin: V. D. lo thp S. 10 ft. f Lot 10 In lllk. 2, Wulxi'i-ton's Kill,. Mcilfold. Iri'ilH U. UilHH.-y ! ul lo Oiik II. Niiiiiih-Ih i-t ux; W. I). (, Ian.! In Shc. 14, Tp. H9 H. H. 1 W. Altnn A. Shrtiiiili ,-t ux Iq W. C. siiimk; w. i). iii hi,. ni:4 i,r xwt ill .See. !l, Tl. 33 S. II. K. 1,1 I.. IliliMiii d, l-'rancos 1). lo land In Tl. II. Illllsuli 37 S. I!. W. K. M. Tucker I I l I 1 1 VI Villi I '"""'nl " Medford. - L. I IIWIII IIUII ol( Olson et nl to A. J. rietch- IN LOS ANGELES C'KNTUAI, 1'OI.VT, Ore., July 1 I (Speelal.) Mr. anil .Mrs. Frank Adams who have been visiting Ihelr two Hiinn In I.oh AnjfiileH, ro turiii'il Suniluy. They were aeeom panled hy their two tl u unhler.s, the Misses lOlva anil (lenriiia Ailains. who have heen In Cullrornla for severill months. Mr. Ailains lielllK ' Medrord, $1. er et nl,- w. D. to land in Amy's Cottaifo Add. to Central Point. Mrs. Sarah flartner to Kllzalietll M. Colby; W. I), to land In l'ark Add. to Mi'dford. Mary K. Welch, et vlr io Kd waril (I. Adamson, et ux, W. 1). to land in twp. .IS S., It. 1 :., sjf . vernon to c. j'ltilliiis. Q. V. It. to lols 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, IS and 7, hlk. :l Summit Ave. lei;lils: Add. to Medford JIO. ' Harry II. Tuttlo, et nl to Win. ) Wadhain McN'ealy. W. ft. to lolsi li1 and 7, hlk. 2 of Tattles' sub, STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS, J lly the Associated Press PlU'lfit' CoilM I.imikuo V. I.. San Francisco 14 4 Hollywood 13 4 l.os Anuclcs 12 ti Mission 12 li Oakland 1 II Sacramento f II Purl la nil 6 13 Seattle 3 14 a poultry iniin Til' t'eiitnil Point visited the Petaluma poultry I'arins while In California. Mis. V. J. l-'reeiuan Is nulte ill at the home of her datiKhter, Mrs. Itobt. Klnkald. Donald Mayfleld wlln had his tonsils removed and underwent another operation is Kettinr; aloiiK nicely. Mr. and .Mrs. Warren Mce nnd dllllKliters, Hie Misses Huth and Margaret were callliiK on .Mary Alee Thursday. The Central point Health t'nit committee will meet with Mrs. Victor Itursell at her home west of Central Point Friday afternoon. .Mr. and Mrs. Tom ltainey of Trail were visit Inn their daughter, .Mrs. Frank Miller Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kverott Caber are Ispclidlnu this week at Lake of the Woods. . .Mrs. Leonard Williams of Med t'nrd lias rented her Central Point bouse to a .Morris family from Seattle. The V. It. C. held their regular meeting Wednesday and voted to change the meetings to lite first and third Saturdays of each month. Mr. and Mrs. (iuy Hopkins and laughter Petty visited Mr. ami Win. W. .McNcaly, et ux to Farmers' A Fruitgrowers Panic. W. D.. to hlk. , Tattle's nub., Med ford, ,'!7Ii. Faremi'H & Fruitgrowers' Hank to Porter J. Neff. W. D. to land In hlk. 2 Tuttie's sub. Medford f 1.00. City of Medford to Porter J Neff, deed to K. f,7 ft of W. 107 ft. of lot fi, hlk. 2, Tuttie's sub. Medford. 10. 57 ft. of W. 107 ft, Tuttie's Sub. to Miss l ... . - iin. Medford $400 (i I m m m m w i - a: my 1 i mmmmm j ; i '''ii .-.',.l'.-? ji.i'.i ii' ,..y.&:jSM j Pittsburgh Chicago ... New Vork 1st. Louis .. W, Xllliniml Lwlguc ..63 .fit .61 . 4.1 llrooklyii 3S I'hlladelphla 34 lloslnn 34 Cincinnati 32 L. 29 211 3S 4 2 4,r. 40 62 61 K. 10. Prlntzhouse, et al to Kagle Point Irrigation District, Q. C. D. to all of SW'i of SWU of sec. 22, twp. 35 S., li. 1 W., 1. .1. II. Newton ct ux to S. 11. Hawk et nx W. 1). lo html in Twp. 37 S H 1 W. C'luytnn S. Horror et ux to K. W. Flackus et ux V. 1). to lots 25, 2(i and 27, hlnck 1, Kailroad Add. to Ashlantl. H. V. Willams et tlx to The Music Box W. D. to the NWVi of the SK of the NWVi, of Sec. fi, Twp. 35 S It. 1 W. Then. J. Fish Jr. et ux to Hclllli j F. Thompson v. I), to land in! Twp. IIS S., It. 1 W. I Klizubeth Semple et vir to school I histiict No. 4 V. D. to the east i Mrs. Al Hermanson Wednesday. I "V 1 " "u "iolK "' ,, . ,, iuage oi rnoenix. K. N. Price to J. W. Lindsay W. American Philadelphia New Vork ... St. Louis Helrnil . Cleveland .... Washington Chicago Itostun MMigue W. L. 112 24 .61 . 61 .45 .42 .31 2 2tl 3li 3li 4 2 41 60 r,c no .Mrs. HopKlns and Mrs. Ilermansmi ari cousins. v Mr. and Mrs. I,. O. Hall have tl fine hahy boy. born July 12. Mrs. Kvelyn Simonson of Med ford was in Central Point Thurs day. Her lillle daughter Dorothy Is staying wllh Mrs. Minnie Moore. Mrs. Rodney Itlchards of Los Angeles is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. It. Hamrick. D. to In nd in Willekes Add. to Med ford. I .lohn K. Itoberts et ux in Kliza ;heth Semple Q. C. D. to till thut .part ol' lot 2, block 17. Phoenix, living- east of west line of D. U. C. 42, Twp. ::s S.. It. 1 W. ! John 10. KoberlH et ux to School I District No. 4 Q. C. D. to all thai part of lots 7 nnd S. block 17. Phoe nix, lying west of the west line of l. I,, r. 42. Twp. :is s., it. i w. F. D. Swingle et ux to 11. C. Meclietn et ul W. 1). to land in Twp. 3S S It. 1 W. Hehn P. Kelsey et nx to K. W. Darr of Portland Is .foUn'U et u W. D. to lots 13 summer with her 1 r, Kiiliio.iu jmiu. in The Misses lloriilby Martin and lOdylh 1 n in :i li left Friday Tor an eiuing of a few days with friends near C.iliynuvlHc. Miss llessle Fredenlierg was calling on friends In Sams Valh-v Wednesday. Mrs. A. 10 spi-niling the , Ashlantl. I Luke Ryan et ux to P. W. Hell- Coast League Yesterday laughter, Mrs. W. II. Applegate. Mrs. .launette Twoiiiev of Asli land is visiting with her ninny ' mB" ct "X W. D. to south lit ft. friends In Central Point this week. of lot HlRhlnild Add. to Med Mrs. Morse Haley and chll fl'l : west 25 ft. of north 6 ft. of li en ami Mi s Leonard Freeman I " all'l strip of land 2." fl. in fin- few day P.y the Associnted Press. It. II., Hollywood ,. 11 n Piniland 4 11 Hiillcrsiiii nnd Severeid, Cm Oiiinan, Tnnilin and ,Wotnliill. M isslons . Seattle 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .. 1 1 and and Itnrieaui. Pv. Ilnffmaii; I'lscb Sacramento San l--rani-u.cn .. Ibyaii and Ku Kicd. hlr i It. . .1 .l.ic 11. 10, 10 0 1 1 I bs mid left Wednesday VIMI at Lugcne. Mrs. W. A. Crane went to Med fnnl Thursday to lie with her sis ter. Mis. J. II. While w ho is ill. Mrs. Pnwiliewitie is very ill ami Vas laken to Hie hospital ill Med fnnl 'I'ui-silay. The 'J'tiuinian family have gone to Crescent city for a few days. Mrs. 10. W. Hcilgcp.ith Is ipiiti. ill. Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Terrell left Thurnla for t'orv.illis to spend a few Weeks with relatives. Mrs. J. L. liurger and d.-iughter Mrs. Leslie Mcl'ne of ti.izelle. Cal . are in Central Point en business and visit ing fi lends. Mrs. Daisv St I la in of tlrants Pass ts Msitlng hei1 daughter. Mis 'a kla ml l.os Anuelis Ctiiithead, K.isich and II: Karfimt nnd Warren. 'I i.lohn Kiiss and fi lends. " 1'. I ... -7 - ,ays 1 iraitc,i vi lie I oil 11.- .1 . IAii:irt'littv driven bv ie.ili.nw 1:1- mer Snelllng. ;nl. shot and killed his esliatigid wlte. Lut.i i:.-!!,- Khitunlh Fulls lieinodeled ilnncn jSneihiiK. so, nintber of two cbil pavllion nf .Moose Lodge opened lo dren. and then committed Milvide I'uhllc. 'with the name Pistol. Loinbar- w-idth off entire west end of lot 25. said udditlon. K. W. Cottrell et nx to A. M. Hea ver et us W. D. to lols 13 and 14. block P. ltailroad Add. to Ashland. Orn I.. Harnett et vlr lo Mike ltossier et ux W. D. to land In Twp. 37 S . It. 1 W S. K. Kdiuiinds et nv to S.iniin-l Lee Niinn W. D. to XV4, f lots 1 and - block 4. Sunset Park Add . and nil lot 3. block 4, Sunset Park Add. lo Medlotd. H. ". Conger et ux In II. f Stock et ux W. D. In lot 5, block M, Medford. F.dward P. Adamson. et ux to .1 iv C. Hrown. w. D. to land In two. as s. 1:. 1 10. $m. Ci-nce M l!.,liei-ls,in In W Hartley, et 11V. W D. to the N of S10 nnd s'i nf NIO and NV of NIO of sec. 3,. twp. .Ill S., 1!. 3 W . $1n. l.lllle 10. Cl.nk. et vir to Klor eine May. W. D to land In twp, 37 S . It. 1 W.. $10. F. L. .lohn.on. et ux. lo James F .tolinsnn. W. D. to SK of NHI of SW: the NIO nf SK of SW. Ihel NV of SW of St; and SW of CARPENTERS prefer Can't Bust 'Em OVERALLS They prefer them because they're practical overalls, made to give utmost wear, comfort, convenience. For instance, a carpenter gave us the idea for the swinging nail pouch of double heavy canvas made with patented latch. Here are a few additional features: Fifteen pockets, reinforced front and back, reinforced pliers pocket, rule pocket, two hammer straps, tool strap on back, knees heavily reinforced from thigh to bottom. Roomy construction throughout. Reinforced in 32 places with giant bar-tacks. Examine these practical overalls. Near you is a Can't Bust 'Em dealer a good man to know. He has the complete line of Can't Bust 'Em work clothes for men and boys. If you're hard to fit. he will get you a special size. Tills sign identifies a dealer who ttocks die complete Can'i Bust 1-:m line of work doliie. AUTHORIZED (CAN'tbust'em WORKGOODS. SERVICE We authorize the dealer who duplayj this sign to give you our unconditional guttruntea. Gold Label Twill Overalls Gold Label Twill is stronger, without the bulky feel of ordi nary blue denim. Resists oil, grease, dust. Comfortably cut. Also Express Stripes of equal quality. Coats to match. Jumper alia Best fitting of all one piece suits for delivcrymen, ma chinists, garage and service station men, etc. All buttons covered. Improved dust-proof sleeve. 1 1 pockets. ' - i Frisko Jeens) None genuine without the trademark! Heavy duty black work pants; 9 oz. fast black twill; good-looking, snag proof, spark-proof and don't show. dirt. . m Painters' and Plasterers' Overalls Heavy white boatsail drill. Double knees. Two-way brush pocket; duster strap; putty knife pockets. Also made In tuauf style. Coats to match. Ask your dealer or twite us for the leaflet, "Hou to Judge a Good Overall" f AM'T BUST OVERALLS X & PANTS U Eloesser-Hey'nemann Company PORTLAND SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES NEW YORK ' CAN'T BUST 'EM Sold by McPHERSON'S Style Without Extravagance Corner 6th and Central XV nf SB of sec. 34 S.. R, 3 K.. 12500. Caroline .lohndon. ct vlr tn Thomas ,t. .luhnnnn. W. 1. to land In twp. 34 H.. I!. 1 W., $10. lna May Wilson, rt vlr to R. S. Todil. W. 1. to land In twp. 311 S It. 4 W.. $10. Androu- T. Poolp tn the lloptie Klk MlnillK Co.. w. n. to SW of SK of arc. 2i. twp. 3.1 S., 11. 1 V., lfl. S. F. Smith, et u to the Ho of Modforil. Q. c. 1. to land In t'ottatie Add. to Mi'dford. $10. j City of Mi'dford to S. P. Smith. I rt nx. W. I). to Innd In Cottage i Add. to Medford. $10. H. It. Klliott, rt ux. to Tl. R. Mil- i lord, rt ux. w. n. to land in twp. 3 4 S., 15. 1 . $10. turn up their toes riiul lUxly of Painter. KtMlKKA. I'aUr.. July !. W The ho.lv of ,A. i Alvorson. 4 7, pninter miin' from his hom1 hero sinoo July 1, was fntinil flout Inn tn Humlinlrtt bay ycMlrnlay. Whilp nn r'aon for siiioltto wns apparent, nut liortrics hold n thonry of possible mnrilrr for roMnry. Orouiiti M'oallirr. Orison: Kaip lonluh! nftxl Pnt unliiy with not nuioh rhanco in toinppraluro. Mod era to northwest -i-rlvw'iii.iM on roast. t WE DEVELOP Films Free West Side Pharmacy YOUR REXALL STORE Open Sundays and Evening! ' All the Time i AC v'l Titkt a kit on your camping trip 1 e bt dtliililti! OROMTEisthenameof the FlySpraythatkills'em dead flies, mosquitoes, moths, roaches, bedbugs, ants, fleas, lice, water bugs and many other insects. At grocers.druggists.hard warc, department stores " and Standard Oil Service Stations. Putted in His (with improved sprayer), pints, quarts, gallons, Stat ions, barrels and ! j barrels. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Makers of Oronile Cleaning Fluid - Oronile Aulo Polish Orontte Furniture PoliftR - Oronite Handv Oil -Etc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS Vlultii! of tdarVHtlon.