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Newspaper Page TextPXCITC SIX MTttFOTin MATL TTlTT5TTNKMEnFOTlD. ORF.'OX. FH m.W. ATTiTRT 1920. TIRHT PIIPJIC Villi I I vn rr"ty HEAVY HITTERS IN COAST LEAGUE iS FEATURE OF MA HP RATTI Fv I p. Three Duels Staged By Hurl ers Earl Whitehill Holds Yanks To Pair of Hits For Whitewash Win-Horns-by Hits Homer. fly WHIIiuii .1. ( Iiitiliiii AvociaU-d I'rvm Sm.jIn WilK-r. Tht- Athletic appitreiiily luive (1iv4'1ihhI the kn.i k of mlviinriiiK while HiiiixIliiK i II. I'"t tin f.uhs liiivt Knc Ihfiii one Im-Uit hy find liur a way tn Rain kioiiihI while IusIhk. The Maekiiiii iiijirnin was slretche.l to 14 Kiinu'.s yesterday when the Yankees lost lo JXlioll as the leiideiw sat idle in Cleveland; the Cults won ami lit in a l:nk ijn lioutile-lieailn-, hut the I'iiates uhllKiiiKly dropped a '1 t I deris ion al Knives fh-td, tm-ftim; half it Maine fnlo the lap of Joseph Alr-Cin-thy. The ChleaKo lead now Is riht and one half eiiKaj;e;nojits.. Itftil pitehim; du-ls wen- on tap yesterday at l!ruves field, X.ivin lirld and the home of t.ie i:rmvii. The mot mle oi ihy inound jht fojjnaiire was inrm-d In al Delroit by Karl Whlt-hltl. who Mtniled Ihe Yankees to two .small hits lo win hy ;) to II. The rhamploiis went hilless until tin- srvenih when Coll .Meusol spuihfl Whitehills after noon hy u lit raeniK West linn's throw and Kettinir r red It for a .single. oy Sherid. vYhiW-hilr piteliitiK opponent, Kt a eleati Mow in the next round, and that was all. Sherid himself t iiin-il In a smart aine, hut ne was no I pre pared to meet sueh extraordinary work as l hi- Detroit southpaw flashed. Harry Ili.e pae-d the Kaine heyond Sherid s leaeh in the very first inniim with a home run. CeoiKe Itlaehohh-r allowed the I'nstnii lied Sox just three hits at St. Louis yesterday to win over Jack Unssel) :) h a w:ill- Fred .Marherry amt Cailaml It rax ton eollahorated upon a lour hit per formance whieh set the W hile SK iluwn ! to 4 al Chleauo. Kaiu kept the AihhiicM and the Indians Indoors in Cleveland. (Juy I tush trim dhmI Brooklyn !i to G to KUitl Ills h"'e:if ei lit h Vletoi y tif the season, hut Dazity Va nee r vened I him; h up hy tlownlnu tile Cuhs it to 4 in the sieoml halt of .he program. IleKers I loinshy eo I lee ted his hvelity-sixlh homer in the first ame. and Kiki Ctiyh-r hit for the elreuit tn the s nd. I'M Itiatidt turned haek the I'i iates with iwo hits at Craves field lo win to I from lleniy Kreuier. Lloyd Waner iidleeied Imi:i of the caddies tiff the I'.oston liuiler. Ilrandt was scored upon solely he cause i.f his wildncss. Couioiosky smashing u jtaci'tf iee fly In t lie sixth after three nun had heen passed. I' rank 'loul"s t wenly -third homer with two on base enabled the Phils to win from the Jteds U to 4, and I he ( Slants jilst nut lasted the Cardinals, 0 to 7. mt hit his t hi i ty-first. ', 'UK "fV' I'" 'j, 1 : v--j -3- n $ 1 1 1 i 1 - J nonuTU itaiiam mmrrri mv h u i onu II (fUtwrtMf by JsoKton County Afcttnol Co !N CABINET DATA 6UUl Birttl and Cntru AvmuJ Miirriaye I.H I'iM's, DwlKht L. I'attenion and Del phine Saekett. Leu Li nnetl and Klsie M. Culll ! son. Kaxiiiond I'erkins and Alvje Ly-j hy. Cecil T.t Ih atton and Stella Uuw. ; Carl K. Kamlin and Ntiia Ii. ' Sundstroin. 1 A Krt m unci Olson and Mary C. 1 Wcisnmnn. ( Homer M. I laney and Olivo M. ' Trcfren. I Herbert C. Cimldin and Uchn!v C. ItJeO. ( 'n I vi ii ( .. ( 'assel a nd Velum 1! IMnuiiiu. (iordoii K. Sec unil Leola Pade kan. Cook and Una YV Ii. "Cucsic"' Gtthr (left) of the S.in Francicco Ge.iln holds the home run honors of the Pacific const circuit while Smcnd Jollcy (center) of the samo outfit lc.-do in battiri'j. "Buzz" Arlett (right) of Onk. kind stands nc if the top. E I SAYS AUSTRALIAN AT LAKE 01 WOODS Y Coast League Yesterday m:v vchik. ak. ic uvt Take I it from Tom Herncy, the "honest j blacksmith" front New Zealand--- r the next heavyweight champion will be Vlctorio ( 'ompolu of Hie A I'Kent ine. j "Honest To in" expressed his j oplnii n of Campolo's worth last j niht after Ihe six foot seven inch j South American had stopped him' in the ninth round of as bruisiiiK and savaK" a strtiKKle as met i o- j poliian fans have witnessed .since ihe palmy days of Jack Dempsey. . "The greatest fighter 1 ever ' faeeit." w:ik Heeney's emnnient.' "No one ever hit me as hard as -that f;lant did with those right I hands. I think he'll be the next ! heavyweight cha in piotl." - I'or seven roumls the New Xea- lander and his Kiant opponent bat- . tied on even terms, (he tide of ap parent victory NwinuitiK HiHck ly ' from one to t he o( her. I n Ihe 1 eiuhth. however. Ileeiiey, u ea k - eneil by I lie low erinu ,Ca m polo's j heavy borly puiudies. was a mark ' tor t he A rue mine's rlu.it ha ml. One crushing riuht yent him to the' floor for no eoiinl just before the ' rou ml ended. In the ninth Cam- j polo battered the New Zea lander 1 from pillar to post ami finally floored him with a terrific rtuht. iainely the New enlttmler not up at seven hut he was out on his feet and the referee stepped In be tween the finhteis and led Tom to his corner, victim of a technical knockout. t My the Associated t'r It. Portland i Seattle 'j l-'llllei-toii and U :, II, and Stellifcke. 1 1 . In 1 I'ipt llollyu t S:i!i (''raiiclsi-n Johns and Uenl. i: I and Missions I .MS Alleles Nelson anH Hoiiuanii Peters and Siilidliern. Oakland Saenimeii Oaulia. baidi; Ci II. I :t STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. Ihe Ass. Tifiist A hte "speed-boat" rtatta. with entries from ;.ll parts of southein Oregon, is heini; planned for Labor day at I-ake o' t he Woods. TJie races, under ihe auspices of the Southern Oregon Hit hoard .Motor eluh, will he run over a one-mile course and will cover all classes of motors, The rules ami regu lations of the X. t. A. official out board race meets will apply to all t tests. Arrangements have already heen made to hold the following races: Class A motors, tw.i ktps: cl.'ifs P.. C and l. five laps; free-for-all. Ill laps. I) class to Include all i: class motors. Time trials wlli start Mon day, September ', at S:l(t) a. in., and official r,-u es at l a. in. I'hi llies must be made by August :!.i. and may be mailed to J. P. Smith of I irow ne's I lard ware company, or l.ee Watson oT the City Cleaning Works. Medford, who are the com mittee in charge. Kntra nee fe for ell entries Is L'.."(I with excep tion of c lass A. for which there i.-s lio Hiouel'- lee. The southern Oregon 'Iul mak'ng a spe-ial effort lo n their first race meet a huge suc cess and every speedhoi.t eiithust as( in this section of the stale h urged to participate. I n addlt ion I o t he speed con -tesi.-t there will be a big . program of water sports and races, diving eoute-ls. e;e., to entertain th" crowds, A novel feat are w ill be rowboat races with single and dou ble nii open lo a!l entries. Suitaltle prizes have been ar ran;;ed for all events including tie big b; thing beauty contest whlc: promises to he a drawing card. A new standard diving hoard ha t-.-cently been Installed and th. diviig contests will Ii.- well wort! u bile, act ording to llne-e in t vents. Plans are take movies of t In I.Uke m' the Woods By ANDRUE BE RDING AEroci?ted Press Staff Writer 1 H ).f W t,V) Tht cruist (if :!" hi- Italian limnhin plane to tie 1 eastern Mediterranean and th-' I Klack Sea, and the nnnual roport of Cenrral ltalo Hulnio, tinder see- ; rettiry f(r iiernuamics, Iihvo coin-, hlneil to reveal asain Italy'H uhUhi- j Isliing kioWIi in aviation, j The coimtiy of Kei'iarin mid Ocl i 1'retci anil .Major de Hernanli now j oceiipieji ono of tho chief levels in j 1 Kiitopenn military aviation Htrata. , jonly a Utile hehiml France, ahead ,of (iermaiiy ami the oipial of Knc 1 Hand. In anoiher few yearn Italy j j may he leading all Kmopy in mil'-' j taty and naval aircial't. j j At Hie saine time, her cnininer- I crial aviation in mnving cpiickly jioi ward. lthiii the pat year sov- j era! new linen, land ami water.; j have heen opened. OvBrrominir liter geographical (lil'ficultieH ! namely, a mountainous hackhone j riiiiniiig down her long trs:i Italy is roiinecfhi all her major I cities with passenger and tnail 'lines. j Local newspapers print the time tables at ihe air lines as thev do t tho schedules of the railroads. Nin-i lines run out of Home north, cast, I south ami west, across land and across water. Kvery day a sea- i plane starts from Ostia, Home's johl seaport, and flies across the Tyrrhenian sett to the Island of Sar dinia. Kvery day another plane ! arrives from lltn island. From the same point seaplanes leave for Up1 ; long flight up Ihe coast to Colum bia's city, (lenoH. In the same di ction seaplanes depart tor Mar lona, Spain, and fly along tli -igurian coast, past celebrated Monte Carlo and Nice: or In tin' opposite direct Jon to Naples. Pa l iniii) and Tripoli, In north Africa. Land planes take off from the Lit torio field, a lew miles away, for Milan, Venice and Vienna, or I.o logna. Throughout Italy n similar ac tivity in coinmeieiul flying is con slant ly going, on. Italian planes link the eastern and Ihe western Medilerraneans, unite the old civ ilizations of Home and flreece, con nect two colli inents. Kurope and Africa, and bind Latin and Xordie I'.nrope. Probate (inn General Ha I bo reported to thci j.;vi.rcU i:iav:on. W cbaniher of depulies that in t()1 r;Io nssolutloH six new lines, anil in rtJii nnouier i business six. were put. in operation. i no total of miles covered hy the air' lines doubled in one year, from luiin to KIICO. The new line from (leuoa to Mar seilles gives direct mail communl- j cation hy air from Koine to Paris and London. Italy Is likewise on the jllne from London lo India. A new (accord with the l-'rench air minis ler, signed only ji few weeks ago, assures Italy air cumtnuuicat ion of xi: of aw. si-; of si: Sec. L'7. Tp. 3' S. L. a Ka: l. j Harry Ityan to Mary K. Smith et vlr: Q. c. Ii. to Lot lilk. Jacksonville. fleo. A. Hunt ei ux to Julius P. ; Wolf; W. 1. to Lots and :. IMk. ; .11. .M-dford. j Hrace L. W. Iker et vlr to Scott j Woolf;. W. IJ. to Lot 3, lilk. I, j Wolters Add. Medford. i .1. T. In-ew et u x to Floyd Slith er land: W. IK to laud In See. ;. Tp. 3S S. It. I W. 11. II. f-amport et UX to Joe llns- Jkln: V. D. to land, in Sec. la, Tn ;ai s. i:. i w. I Joe Hoskln to K. H. Lamport: land In Set S. K. t V. Keel era I Lund Wedge et u:i: dc, See. 2. Tp. UX S. II. W. Clancy 1.1 Tp. 3-1 Sank to d to S H. 1 W, ft UX to Isiickland: v. U. t ' SW. See. 3d, Tp. 3fi j Uorilia S. i ISarnum: d w 'i of sr; . i:. 2 w. liarntnn to c(eon:e ft to Lots 7 and Miller and Sylviu Terrill and Mark iong and Kathryn John T. Wilder. Charles Van Dyke. William liuchanan. Kilward C. Kelly mid Mary Crel nor. Vallon A. Norrls and Clai 'oh inan. Walter W. Lester and Anita L McUae. Donald K. Corum. Henry Wooden and Nellie Ilait- h-er. Ilaymond W. (lilllspie nd Viole M. Cardwell. Walter '. Carpenter and L'dyth Henderson. Daniel W McKceinan and Jes sie M. Willis. Cerahl IX Myers and floldle C. Peterson, Asrt S. Wiggin and Nellie L. Silk wood. Loe ( '. Ca in p bell and Florence Fleener. Kugone Montgomery and Helen Pendleton. Howard L. Clark and Kuth Mur ray. Carl 1 1. Loveland and Carolyn II u nkin. Hoy C. W id born and Vernit Alae Norris. Ck'.ude M. Houston and )loso Marthena Hegler. oilie Cochran and Kdith S. Cody. Fletcher A. Ralph a lid Ulancho J. Wohlander. Peter 11. Holnuuiist and Evelyn Nelson. (Jeorge T. Kennedy and Ueatrleo J. Iloxle. Lawrence L. Powell denu C. Spencer. Dlk. Mediord. Nellie Houker et vlr tO-Ceorye 'A. Parnum: W. D. to Lots and i 4. Plk. 7. Imperial Add. Medford. John L. Tonilin et i:x to Timber , Products Co.; W. D. to land in Tp. I 31 S. It. 3 K.t Tp. :ir. S. Tt. '1 J-;.. nil. I 1 Tp. 3:c.s. n. i w. and Alta- K. Dray f assumed mi me. "Medford Service Station." Same being assumed by C f '. l-'urnas. II. C. Withain. . L. Long, Wal ter W. I.offtus. supplementary ar ticles of incorporation to ani"4id "Wttham Music eoinpauy": amend ed to "William Super-Service." Kstate of (Jeorge D. Si.l7.nian, deceased. i.f Hie urn at ol a licis- Kasich, Arb u and l.oni-i-.in and i'i :ili-r. The Cubs lave been looking for some excuse to cramp I Jazzy Vance's style ever since he fanned la of them In a game la-d sensoii 'Now tlcy my It's Daxxy's frazled rhln sleeve that bmliers them when Daiv hipping them ovei Ihdhw. San Ira .Mis-inn t.OS AlOiide.. Pol tlaml Oakland . . Sacramento . Seattle . . . HA KEMAL - with her own plane I'rom Italian points to Tunis, where thousands of Italians are living;, ke. The government of Mussolini is i''-1 doing all it can to encourage civil avialion. In 1!'27 the govenimeul advanced $ 1 ,7rin.;((j and in im'N, $2,5iM),UOO for that purpose. The present budget calls for IImUHmj. Tht governmeul, moreover, ha.-i on couragctl the formution of air tour ing clubs, and has ordered the con struction of lino touring planes, j called tierouiobiles, of standard Iype, to be put at the disposal or ! t lie clubs. With reference to military avia tion. Ceneral Palho did not reveal j numerically the strength of the : lialbin air service: hut a number 'of Incidents have disclosed it an j remarkably large. The fact that barge j Paly holds the w orld s records bolli under! for speed a:id distance augurs thai pi,, ..I the mechanical side of her air fleet is well forwarded. Th" cruises taken to bolli ends of Ihe Mediter latiean and lo Kugland by her bombing Ileets fun-iiiM thir. abillly to cover long distances without mishap. Italian pride In all Ibis was re lit cted by Cenernl Palho when he said that the "Army of the Sky," as ll is called here, "constitutes bv older of (he Dure, the most perfect i"' ,' i.. . , , i Chvuli Court. Lose vs. Heginald Kose I CI. di: j divorce. Lyla L. Kerr vs. C. W. Fraley; j for money. ( Kdw. M. Meahan vs. Nellie C. i McAhan et al: for a'eeountiug. j .Mareella Anderson vs. Clark An derson; divorce. Jackson Co. Illdg. X- Loan Assn. for- llarry John name " Aug. I .a hot-! National League L. Chicago Pittsburgh . New Vol k St. Louis Prookl u Cincinnati Hoston Ph.ladclphia insiniinenl of power that Italy pits' sesscs. vs. .1. S. Woehniel;, et ux closure. Anna W. K. Thompson vs. D. Mathews: for money. (. II. Johnson and Otis II .'son. Jr., assume business 1 certificate, "O. 1 1. Johnson. 13. IJI2H. i Waller Inch. I'na H. Inch and S. j I. Ill-own file articles of incorpora , t inn Fir-Pine Lumber Company, j V. Dalluire and Delia Dallairc as I sume business name of I). & D. i Lumber Co. Real Estate Transfers Frank Childers el u to Hichardsiln ux - W. D. to Inlerest in lot II of Klverside division. Jacob P Timmerman et ux to State of Oregon --W. D. to part of s'-j of . . of sec ::, Twp. in s., H. :: k. KH.ahelh S. llenlng el al to Ottt II. Mohnert et ux V. D. to !i .teres in SK'i of RW'i of Sec. :i, Twp. S.. It. 2 W. C. Itnrnes et at to It. K, '. M. half Suh- A.Ndl'lIA, Turkey uV . earned plasters of bar 1 slanttllol'lc c t t i , e n r spluiL-eil upon no t -1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 . to e I . .. m e i;,i Auierican Prague I. Iph,. Vork land es Ther tiothing else like Budweiser I'llll; rl.M St. Hrtli.lt htm: t-.ii l'l ui. !!..-(.. n Krtt, r' Ii. , tllr , ! HI I1IIT, .rl I l .v.. .ll Mil 1 his -Tlir In i- l l-tip I'uti-j Will hr llill llirllrs M 1 1 -1 :l . In I ilil nt Hi W. H. ncri'M, HiiriM'tinhnl, tn lut lis. Cim II. M Iti'til l''."tjiti' Ti'aiisl'ci'M Mrs Alk'r Kinciiiil to Tlmn i Crntr.il Point. Mrilil l'i l'l Vlr I to l.nt S. I'.ll iiimimI il. nt tllr i; -t!l"lll tlll'iM il1 i l'l llllIU ll in tins hut i nils IV. I.I I V II .ll.l.ltt r'il;i.n; Ollr I GOLFERS 10 CONTEST eot n lot m "': cp, n-i- ll ML-e demon-.ll , lo nc it he I -t.uillnople. fol h.ilMl el Ud o strtnu ' il .itch i ionv tht his The Cli.i -I can- j un.no r v l-lt to, Id n I !t n. a mt l :hout the sum-; an official re-! it, I II rl'l'lrl ilK i l'lrs,rnfv I 1 1 ) 1 1 -1 r 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 ; .' Iinilir.!! I lh:i;'.l i'llll- 1 HAD IWO WIVES ;, ;. . o t'ussie Nich o Lot T. l:ik.j Itlk. I. t'otutue nd dll In th but the : 'tij-ens nut married with both npai t tnent . Fr.'nk S.i.il. complaint ei She hdd l'l XI-: W VnllK, Aim. u. tV A Lrooklyn mocery clerk was untler a ri c.-t today after police w ere Iti f ei med be married two women and rc-dded with both of (hem in i a one-roon Th- cl. i I arreted "t the women she was ni.niied to S.i;1 1 in thai .1 line. j in t ' -f thouv i" Tr tni'i i. irs,.nt,Ml. (I, llry (inlr I'lui. inn i ii.,. 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' .1 v sum ''"IIS Will, il'i.'.-ns inihtlkr 1: ,lr rals I,, i it man s I I l.lllrllllu slUVrssh r ; . i..i lull. ' epfel, j ' rS Win i 1 1 s . the cereiiiony h-ini; u 11 nest ed by another woman whom S.u't Intriolui ed as his siller. Then, she said, all thice m( up honsokei pini; and l;ed bappllv n -a ..!..,. th.. t- , Jin II li el vir .loe A. Thomas et al to T. A. Fifer: dei-d to ht in A hminl S'.. Medford. Harry T. Fiudlay et ux t Andii-ws: Q. t D. to laud in n. Tp. Bit S. It. 1' W. K. It. Sin w to I. I-:. Si hull ux: W. D. to land in See. 1 I. T;i. ;t:i s. li. i- i:. Lee Williams e( ux to Fred FooV el ux: W. I. to lot on t'ottaKe Add. Mr, Hold. I'owers et ux to Fdiih J. D. DLv' et S XelMMl r. I'm li. iiti; W. I Tp. :ih s. it. II attic Spi Smith: t' ; .Lickscn ille D. n bind in Dl.l' ft I. I W . timer i D. to to Lee i::k. xvomeli i Hill i .1 sisier pr 'leil ami tlie snpptifi miuccd a niarriayi ceiililcate purportiliK to slmw she had been married i Sial in W'!,) Sail I was e ha rued with Men my. Dlk. . .larksi.nvillr llmlrs rt ux . u-.: W l In l.i.t o .lanir. N'v ,.f USE EXOTIC DISHES 10 GET TRAVEL SENSATION ('AIMS IPi Instead of making "arm chair tours" with the aid or travel books. Parisian mem bers of the Kocfet d'Ai elimala tbin have made their annual kus tronomic tour of the world. Give a year the orRanizatlon jilves a liinebeioi eomposeil of exoUc dishes in order to permit untrnv elcil inenibers to lusle the foods of far places. The menus include such un usual delicacies as bird-nest .-uup. camel hump, whale sharks' fins .steak and bear sirloin. This year s luncheon beuan with Chinese sau au. composed of pork and soy beun cheese perfumed with attar of roses. Drazilian fish ragout was tlr next dish, followed by Dokhaia wild sheep served with swet potatoes and Krass from Mada gascar. I'ij: liver with sauce of Miazilian sweet man t and soured milk from Kirghiz. In Turkeston. completed the menu. SIX YEAR OLD PICE MFLGKADF (T) Crown Drinue 1 'eler, he ti-'ear-okl sun of Kim; Alexander ami Queen .Marie ofj .ItiKo-shtvki, has been appointed I honorary Scout master of the' -I ili;o-Sla v Doy Scouts. I n invest -; In?; the future kini? with this' honor, a deputation of Doy Scouti, ' some from li'd Serbia and the others from the former Hungarian provinces, presi'tited the littl u prince with a handsonii' volume of photom-aphs IIIustrntinK camp life. Prince Peter, who ks a cousin of little King Mihal of Itumani'i. ac eepted an invitation to spend ,i few weeks at Mllfnf. tho summer heatbiiarters of the Juyo-Slav Doy Si outs. AUGUST SALE OF Costume jewelry 9 fife J ; 1i fit Necklaces, Bracelets, Earrings, Chokers in all colors and styles to match your costume Lot No.l Values up to $3.50 August Sale Price Lot No. 2 Values up to $5.00 August Sale Price All Jewelry on Sale Are Latest Fall Styles JEWELERS MEDFORD, ORE. '.v,.-w,mw,.wwsMMm.& Ulue l.lll k."llll'. Iiy lull ! ill!,' Ills li'K In ii woikoui at Siiitana Spriims. Inst a cliaiKe to lii-coinc thn hluh iiinm.y wliiiup niiinim Amcrlrn'K turf stnis. 'nIra- i I'1 and. ce.lv H p, n v ei trttlon's all the ll hi -atd- inituilb.Ht.induiv; exodus dunm; ; S.M.CM ; The K hi m ; Klamath lien w ith I loimisslo : IhmiMind from t he ,bn lion muid . tMv. An,:. 1 t'.l ii i iuation district of n!!s h.m fil d applied Ihe Mate enj; to-m' for to apt repvi.ite two second feet of water Klamath ri or tor oro- !.-. iii.iiy hi t t'.i l (Mrhnmina Cnrffol. Individual tnstntr iioa in drnwinc cm icon. vrn und ink UUiviMinc nnd nrttMlc TtMimtnz of nubtects :n lavau:. 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