Medford mail tribune., August 07, 1929, Image 4

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Fir" Waner Will Rest.
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Hy William J. Miipnian.
Associated Press Spurts Writer.
Sned by the prayers of a million
leave Chicago fans, the Cubs are on the
they march today erklntf a final con
Klon quest or the ea.-l.
Da J two awing! ahmg the Allan tie
onboard this year, the l.ruln have
won Katns i.no iusi mm-. .1
continuation of that pace through
the 10 engagements of the impend
ing inva.-ittn would send the young
n ,t .iii.nh M.'i'iirt hv hack o
'"'J'ihe west late this month all but
. '. Despite a S to defeat hy V.r
pite a a tol defeat ty ih-ook-
yn Itefore a record mid-week
Vrowd of :.:..0(i0 al Wrlsley fleet
iys!frd:iy. the iiruiilri ire eastward
hound with th.ir bad of seven and
one-half irauies intact.
Th Pirates also !o.-l to the di-
nntst. by ; to J ami must iace
the Ch.n McC.raw In another :ame
,iodny.
Chieairrt lmn-'d with baKeball
rday as it had at
ince the dim and
or vr"iw;,M' J-
vnu tone. uiu
lit:int ilays
of Tinker and 1've-s
,1(and Chance. Wave after wave f
'"leiinant-hunirry fans swept throimh
Trt1 imis' ' " i!"rt' v:t;I bi ntis and
... inured tillt upon the field. Kor the
K first time in the history of Wil-
liain Wrlirley":
enlai'ed plant,
Mi
ini a zed
tub officials had to slam
f-hut at a mid-week iiam".
i." . be c
ith 5.mhu veiling m nimen tnd
mad-women ) inside ami p-m haps
Cli
Salui" . .
streets outside. i
a,,mT Kven with the Iosk of thin fare-
well home pum the Cub quit
""'Wrlsley field with a record of 14
victoriea and only two defeats in
,".K, fheir stand against the east. Their
''"irnnd total for the reason against
"n ;he east rt date is 41 vietorie an i i
V1 defeats.
' Hill Walker performt'd upon the'
old mound aain.st the Pirates nml J
'Smiled out of a mean hole in the j
'"Clnth in nr.0,-vi lh sl..r.t..e liml
fliant hits and Plttburi;h error
vl'i,lliad ir i von him in the einhth. With
8r
the bases filled by three slnijle
wmen out. he forced Pie Tray-
"V ior to roll weakly to the Infield
Theaor l()e rinn out
Jess Pett v went the route for
' lhe Huecjinfers. und permitted thf
etrjFHra:
Hon t-
rr.1.1 3
a nit ,S:Vs , iStH
"nil 1
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l.oe ffv.i'tl
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Vit Alix Day hat lorr.'f ti W
j' ' L$mk ! JADWIN'S ARMY CAREER
tomorrow j ENDS BYRETlREMENT
times 5frr.5)U'-1
' TONIGHT- JLr!
THORNTON WILDEH'8
Sentational Novel
"The Bridge of
San Luis ReyM
with
LILY DAMITA
ERNEST TORRENCE
And ff Great Cast
, ( Jiiint to buneh tlieir hltw vv hci e
j they would do the greatest dam
age, l'aul Waner, who it an been
in a batting fend fielding lurm
was benched to give him a chance
, to rest up a hit.
Haiti interfered with the t'nrd
' inal-l'.rave paine at St. Louis and
the I'hils ami the iieds were ivt
scheduled.
While Chicago was cheering its
Cutis. American le.mie eontcndei .s
were, in effi-et. marking tmin. The
Athletic bowed tu the Hrciwns Iv
' to 3, in the first game of a
'double-header. but came back
i strung to win the teennd hy 11
to 3. behind Kddie Horn me I'
; knuckle ball, which was working-
The Senators trimmed the Yank
, by 13 to 9 in the opener, but
: Kreddy Heimach pitched a three-
hit shutout in the nightcap, win-
ninif fur the ehaniiions by H to a.
This b-fi the Athletic.-; station-
i:y .t U -j Kanifs. with the Van-
kees on deck at Shibe park for a
: dMuide-heailer today and a single
dah ti'tnorrow.
('ieveland nosed out Detroit hv
6 to r. and entered into a tie with
j the I'.rownH for third place. The
Sox. White and Jl-d, were not
i scheduled. '
COLLEGE YOUTHS
! SOt'Til.V.Ml'TnN. X. Y.. Auk.
j Ai The 4'ith annual invitation
I tenuis ttitiriiament uf the Meadow,;
jt'lub has taken on (he aspect uf an
j international Intercollegiate cahin
pitinship. Of the It: player siill In
j the running, no less than eleven
jare eullee students.
HepresentiriK ten different uni
jvevsities scattered uvw the I'nited
i Slates ami Km; hi ml. the.se eleven
! fine yinins players aie lierkeley
; I tell. l'nivei"ity of Texas, present
In. Iih r u( t lie naliioial i (it eiv.. Me
diate crown; Itrad.shaw I lai rison
ami Phill Nt-er. Cniv.rslly of lire
pm : Xtn rnaii i-'ai quharsnn. 'am-briili!-;
Kddie .lacoliN. University
if Pntsbuiti; lin:tld Cram. 'an
derbih John :loi n. Manftud; Don
ald St radian. Pi ineemn ; J ulius
S'liKx'n. I-rtliiuh. (lieKory Maiini, j
tieofKettiwn; ami II, (!. N. Cooper, j
ItxfiHd. (
All of the colbians were play
ii'K fine tennis yesterday.
Fights Last Night
i Uy t h e Ast cia t el I ' ress
. PKOIMA. 111. Jerry "Tutfy''
Criffith. Smux City, la., knocked
, out Jack Murphy, Huston, (I);
j F r a n k i e tlramlett.i, Spokane, j
(Wash., knocked out Allen Watson,
Indianapolis, ( ,1 ).
NKW YO II K, Serjeant Sammv
Haker, Mitchell field, N. Y., and j
Kaby Joe (tans, California, draw
110). :
HnlnnM ( '.instruct lin nt uolf
U-ourHP progressing rupidlv,
Alice Day Tells How To
Have Appealing Beauty
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. -"The most
appealing beauty a uirl can have ir
exquisite skin says Herbert Hrenon;
director (or Metro-Goldwyn-Mayei
voicing the experience ot 39 foremost
moie directors. "I find Lux Toilet
Soap wonderful for the baby-like
smoothness my skin must have, says
Alice Day, popular blonde star. Sing
out of ten wceen Mors are drrofni to
lAw white, fragrant soap, and it U the
orlicial soap for dressing rooms in a.
the great lilm studioci.
4 kvrm of beaaliJr
at hu r 'Oft 'MtMfid
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Admitjton
Mati, 10 and 1
Eves. . 10 and 25
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Wi&Wa DAY i
HvT II WOMAN AND CHILDREN
CTc tijm J DROWN IN BOAT UPSE1
MmngsImto pies
OF THE
CLUBS.
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Sun Fruncisco 24 13
Mission 24 13
llollywootl -3 13
I.os AnB'U 2'- 15
I'nrtlund I" -'II
Oaklunil If -1
Sacramento 13 13
prattle 8 2'J
Pet.
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.4 32
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American Ixaene.
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Philadelphia
New York 2
St. Louis Sti
Cleveland U
Detroit 4!
Washington 4rt
ChicaKo -U
itoston 31
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Coast League
Yesterday
(hy the .Woeiautl Pres.)
li. II. K.
Portland Ill 1
Sacramento 4 10 1
Mahaffey and Woudall; Hryan
and Koehler.
U. H. l-:.
San l'rancisci t 11 1
Missions T U 1
Davis and Heed; Ode and H.'ild
win. It. II. i:.
Los Alifceles 3 li 0
Hollywood - '' a 1
Par foot find Sand hern ; Sbellen
back and Passler.
it. h. i:.
Seattle & 11 2
Oakland 7 13 5
Fiseh and Horreani; Dafilia and
Lombard:.
staggTraFns for
football season
CHICAGO, Aunr. . Here Ih
the first football yarn of tin .sea
Hon. Within ?dx weeks the boys will
he in their mtde.sk ins, and A mo
Alonzu sttiKK. the "Rrand old man
of the "midway." will he ready lor
them.
StaKK. dean of America's grid
iron eoaeheM, is in trainiiiK- like
his players, for the opening of the
practice season, September 15. He
will be 07 years old, August 1 1,
but he is playing his usual game of
tin n is daily with his son. Paul,
inntor champion of Illinois, to get
into condition to direct his squad.
YANKEE PITCHER LAYS
Ni:V YORK. Aug. 7 iV) Henry
JohiiMn. right-handed Yaukee
pitching star who has been out
with an injury since June 3. has
been ordered lo k bis home In
I' loi ida and rest until the start of
the next training season, the club
management announced today.
Johnson wrenched his hack in
June. He still is forced to wear a
h.ivy I. race. Iisl seatui lit was
the Yankees' most effective pitch
er against the Mack men, winning
five out of sl.
W A S H 1 N ( ! TO .V. A ug T l-P
Kdgar Jadwin. author of the Jad
win pLin to eonttvd the michO
M ppj, came to the end of
hi ditinguihed army career to
day. I' tiring as the only tltutennht
general on eitht-r the 1 e tired or
active hl.
lUi'k f him lies a record of
outstanding achl- emetit. which
trou;ht him honors from th
; Aiiu'riian, lhiti-h. Kntu-h and
Polish go ernment. culminating
in his appointment as oh;rf of
army engirWr!-, He l" ii4 yt ai
oM :ola and rMti" under the
( ;c iro iions of the ai my he
se:fd tor 3' years.
NIMO, R C. An 7 A
A woman atal to chtb'.ren tre
thowned in a boating accident -i!
Ibmt HartKr, right miles nouiheasi
of Nanatmo. last nigiit. according
tti meaner advice reach in liere
A Mr Mine of Uland lark, Ihtrn
aby, an s year-old boy named Ctitn
minics, ami another Uy whose
name was not given, were the vic
tims. A ;t-yeMi-ohl child, who a
at ttr-t thought dutned. escaped.
The tour were row lti aUmi ,,o
yards fnun the shore when the
,boat In ffome way upet, tliroinK
the three victims liilw the ter.
i PORTLAND, Ore., All. 7. H"
l Tomnto prices look a big tumble
i nt the Kast Side market of the
Gardener and Ham-hcra aafioclj
tlnn today. The first grade wpip
offered at rents a crato und
i the second jrrade r.l cents. Sup
! plies were "beromlnK more )lentl
1 fill every day.
j Celery went down to 7 5 rentg 1
diiaen bunches.
I Clreen corn cave slifns of wea
; annul weakness. A sack of six doz
: en ears sold tor $1.C0.
i Cantaloupes continued to arrive,
' but tht-re was no i-hariKe In the
fiuntations. They were expected
; to bold their present price for a
; day or so.
Other products were stationary.
riUCAOO, III., Auff. 7. ()
With decided fulling off bhown in
the movement of tlomentic winter
wheat to primary terminals and
with a belter export demand wheat
prlceH rallied briskly today. Pri
mary receipts for three days thisi
week wprt reported us li.uOO.uuO
bushels less than for the corres
ponding lime lost week, late esti
mates of wheat purchases today for
shipment to Kurope were l.uub.OOi)
bushels or more, chiefly wheat from
Ihe Pnited Slates, and (here were
liberal sales of wheat here lo he
taken to Ihit'falo.
Wheal closed unsettled. ;t Hi 4 14
cents net higher, corn 2e lo '.li
up, oals "K to 1hc advanced and
provisions varylnn irorn 4Uc decline
to a rise of 2 and 5c.
Livestock i
PORTLAND, Ore., Aus.' ". (yPi !
L AI I t. K A.NU CALVES Quot
ably steady. Receipts: Cattle, 35:
calves. 10. Steers (1100 to 13C"
lbs. I, Rood, $1U l:': sood, 1 1.25 'y
12. Heifers, good, I9.75S12.7J.
common to meilium, ?7 Ci 9.25. Cows
Kood. SS.SO'u 8.75.
I IOCS Steady. Receipts, 340,
Including St! direct. Heavy weight.
SI 1.50 S 12.50; medium weight.
111. il'n 12.75; light weight, $12.50
(?, 12.S5; light lights, $11. 75 12.25.
Slaughter pigs, $11.5012; teeder
nnd stocker pigs. S 1 2 'ft 13. .
SHKKP AND LA MLS Quotably.
steady. Receipts 150.
lroltK"e
l'Or.Tl.AND, Auk 7. ( 1
Onions, eftsier: per cwt., Hulli
Walla fancy. 51 to $2.
Kugs, butter, milk (butterfnt),
poultry, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay,
cascant hark and hops, steady and
unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 7. P)
Wheat futures:
open High
Sept. .1.26 1.28
Low
1.24
Close '
1.2S I
Dec. ..1.29 1.33 S 1 29 ai 1.33.j
May ..1.38 1.41 1 3S 1.41
Cash wheat j
Itig Mend bluestem, hard white,
$1.33; soft white, $1.28; western!
white. J1.2S; hard winter. $ 1.24; j
northern spring, $1.24; western1
red, $1.24. j
Oats Xo. 2, 3S-tb. white. $34. j
Today's car receipts Wheat,
224: Hour, it ; corn. 4 ; hay, 2 j
I
S4111 FraiM-lM.i Hutt erf at
SAN KP.ANCISCO. Aug. 7 -Pi
Hut t erf at f.o.b. San Krancisco
Wall Street Report
NKW YORK. Aug. 7. The
stock market rallied briskly under
the leadership of the steels today,!
when call money dropped from a
renewal rate of 10 to it per cent.
The upturn, however, was not
until after further liquidation ci
the utilities. The market turned
dull on the decline, but activity .
picked up rapidly when the list
started U ward. ;
Speculative confidence in the !
maikct was restored by private
london cables indicating that no
change would be made in the Hank j
of Kngland discount rate tomor
row, hy the cessation of selling
pressure against some of the pub''
lie utility Moi ks. and by the an-
nouneement that freight car load
ings In the week ended July 27
had set a new high record for
the Keuson.
The market turned downward
again In the last hmir on reaiir-.
mi; that accomiMiiied a fresh out
bt eak of selhm: in the u: iliti; s. :
American and Foreign Power soM
H points under the preioui cloe.
I. S Steel and other strong shares
came down from 1 to 3 point .
The close was heavy. Sales ap
pioximatetl 3. 2 00. r tut shares. t
QUIET AFTER CLASH
ISI't'll ARFST. Unmanin. Anc.
!' Clnh's !etcvn troops n 1
ttikln niineni In thf l.uiH'ny iltn
tritt. Khtrh have rvsultcd tn iieavv
lo.s of life, oiiiftcil dim n this
nouiing while lresh military rein-forrenient-i
iink -onttol of the aim
ution. uifiilally the ieail ale nimiherei)
at 31' ith Ml ntliera seriously
unleil. hut It ! senerully !,.
tltvfd that the number of dead
ill be larer, present cttaiate
going hl$h ti 5S.
i
THE MARKETS
Cinderella
and the Three proud cigarette brands
A M o d e r n Fable
Once upon a time a Mighty Prince set forth
to find a perfect cigarette. Being very wise,
he netted down his search to the fuur Ra
tional favorites . . . that quartette of popular
sister brands known as the "20 for 16V" family.
The three elder cigarette brands rushed for
ward to meet the Prince with all the proud
pomp in the world . . . each vying with the
other in urging her charms upon him.
"Smoke me!" said the eldest, "I am the class
of the field."
"Sirtoke said the second, "for I am
li?yond compare."
"Smoke vie!" said the third, "all the world
acknowledged me to be the best." .
Then, from the background, the youngest
brand . . the Cinderella of the family . . .
quietly spoke up. 'If you please, Sire,"
she suggested, "why not smoke all four ot
' SMOOTHER AND BETTER
' ON VOUR RADIO: PAUL WHIT EM AN, KbA(jtsi. with hi. complete orchestra,
BE USED AS MODEL
County Agent ft. G. Fowler left
.tjiis noon for Kugene to investigate
tlVe public market of that city and
guither all information possible
about it, including the manner in
vriich it i conducted and irs source
Preferred Stock
In the Jackson County Building & Loan
Association Will Earn
for you It is PROFITABLE. Because your investment is
backed by 20 years of successful business in Medford and the
earnings of over a million dollars it is SAFE. Your money,
invested in this association, is available, too having all the
requisites of a GOOD investment.
The Jackson County Building & Loan Association is a home
institution, owned and managed by Jackson county people.
Invest in a Successful, Home Association t
Jackson County
Buildins: & Loan
us , . . and compare us fairly and impartially,
letting your taste decide which one o' us you
like best7"
"Why, that's a common sense idea'" ex
claimed His Hiuhness. Whereupon he covered
the names of all four brands with paper
masks; lit them and smoked them reflectively,
with all brand prejudice removed.
One cigarette seemed to capture his fancy, far
and beyond the wthers. "I don't kjiow which
cigarette this is," he declared, "but, un
questionably, it is the cigarette for me."
Whereupon he removed the mask and found
it to be . . . Well, Cinderella is the "story
book" name but in America today that
winning brand is known as OLD GOLD.
MORAL: It is easy to make big claims,
but you can't smoke claims. The only sound
way to discover the cigarette you' like best is
to let your taste decide.
I
of supplies. ,
He makes this trip in the imer- j
est of the local Oranges, who are!
considering a plan to establish .1 j
cooperative public market in Med- j
ford. This plan, although it is at j
present in the formative stage, pro-!
vides for inaugurating such a mar- ,
ket to dispose of Orange products,
independent of the present public ;
market of the city, although the t
feature of the Oranges possibly ;
absorbing it has been discussed at
tims.
7
Association
A Place to Invest Your Savings
i
Over 20 Years in Medford Not One of Our
Stockholders Has Lost a Penny
"not a cough
.wery Tuly. to Iff P. M. EaiUtb Daylltht
PARIS, Aug. ".. PV Roszika
Dolly, of the Dancing Dolly sisters,
wife of Mortimer Davis, Jr., and
daughter-in-law of the hue Sir
Mortimer Davis, wea-lthy Cana
dian was charged today with
'll'!!!'!'1
!;!t!i'i1ird
t P. Loriltard O., Bat. 11M
in a carload"
S-rln4 Time, Columbia Broadcaitlnft System
swindling two Paris jewelers out
of pearl necklaces valued at 7,
Oun.aoit francs (approximately
jH.sO.iKto) in a suit filed with the
S-in-1 tribunal.
r
The Best
Painless Dentistry
Plates That
FIT!
In my office, right here in
Medford, I make plates of
such popular materials as
Poroelite. Kesolite, Tleeollte '
in fact, every kind of plate
material In use toduy. Come
to my office it' you need a
plate let me show the dif
ferent materials to you and
explain their advantages.
Dr. I. H. Gove
235 E. Main St., Medford, Ore.
Office Phone 872-J
Residence Phone 768-J
It's Time
To Plan Fruit Season
Photographs
J. Verne
Shangle
Photographer
Invites You to Visit
His Studio and See
Some of the Latest
Suggestions.
Phone 1308
318 Med. Bldg.
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