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10 REAPER
Death Not inevitable, Says;
- French Savant- Appeals,
for Study of Phenomena;
Evidence Shows Single
Organs Kept Alive After
Body Life Extinct -Dog
Restored. j
BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE !
Science Editor !
(Associated Press Feature Service)
' 1IOHTON, .MliUfl., AUK. 'M. tA'),
A fliiillcnirc to llii' lii'llof lliiit ilralli
in Inovilliblii was lnlil lii'l'ino the
kcIcihIhIs of tlio I iiK-niat l.niiil Py
choloKlcnl ((iiiKnws luiliiy by V.itnr
bio A. HiMliandi-. of thu Cnlli'Ki' of
l-Yance, I'aris.
Ho uppcalod fur limiriiinlion of a
wiirUlwidc sciinllfl;- oiKanizalloll
to .siuily nioaiiH In "pri'Vi'iit tin'
lihi'iionivna of (IchIIi."
Pi oof alivady v.xlsls. Ii said,
that dealli Is not altoKdlior ho In
i'Kraiiililf hh falnllsls liavo laui:lit.
l'yllKiiiliKlts ioHKiK cvldonro to
llio contrary obtained by konpiui;
kIiikIo oraiiH alivo aftor dcatb of
tho otlior parlH of the body.
The first of Hipho di'inoiist ra
dons, said Dr. Hernandez, was
nmdo by I'rol'. J. I'. Ilcymaiis in
11)12. when I'o preseryed llle In an
isolated head for two or three
hours. Itcccntly (hero have been
reports of similar exporlinoiUs In
lliiHsia. A lliininn lmart has been
kept alive for 3(1 hours after death
by I'n if. A. Koubliahko, Russian
piiysioliiKist. Hernander. said that
cithers have HU-eeeilel In ll eerlliin
I'xtont ill i-e-eslalilisbini; tin? Ke:i
eral eiretilation, and tiiat he ami
I'rof. Pnreliese of Milan have ob
tained results "not altogether ni'Ka
live" ill restoring respiration of u
IH"
Moderns Impatient
' Seventeen years have passed, lie
milled, since lleynuins told Hie .
r.eientifle world how to keep llle I
I'ead allvo. but no further progress
lias been iniide. Tho fault tor this
i i -1 1 1 . he lu'KUcd. lies nol in laelt of
alitlity hy present research workers
but in Ibelr Impatience Willi the
.methods of old-time, pbyslnloy.
...t'lnstead of usIiik those me'h
oils." he salll, "we demand i xpla
nut Inn of the physic chemical phe
nomena of life and we llelllcct the
notion! study of the special orc.au
Isiiih of the hlKlier animals. We
need special centers for exuerl
mental study of death In which,
without explalnliiK Inn phenomena
of life, wu may prevent those of
death."
Dr. Hernandez said the idea of
formliiK an international oruaui'.a
t lint for this study was proposed
lo iilui n year ai;o by the Itm-sinn.
.iKoiihllnhkn, and thai lie ciiuie to
(bis connress for the purpose or
urKiilK Its ndoption.
Explain Gland Graft
V -The latest development In rei
teration of youth by gland Kraftfui;
vas described by S. Voronol'f ill'
rarls, one of Ihe worhl raiuous o-
poncnts of UiIh techniipie. llii said
evidence nccunuilates that Krafted
itlands do nul shrivel hivI d'---n "'
but. (bat they continue to live.
Nevertheless, the effects of- lite
uraftlni; do not iasl indefinitely.
"Thanks to ten years' olnena
tion of a nninber of grafted animals
iiud men." he said. "Ihe successl!-"
rsults now are definitely estab
lished. They follow : "No nuliiol"
change during the first two mouths
.then n gradual improvement iu
'muscular slrcngth: belter appctlle:
better worlii ig organs hilberlo un- I
fcehlcd; and. In Hie case of men
m greater capacity tor intelleclual
work ; lower blood pressure: bet
ter metabolism. Thcsn symptoms
are very marked during the first
two or three years hut fall off
gradiiallv until, in the filth ''"i'.
they' disappear."
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I'M .M A X. Ore.,
l Spec a 1 1 A most su
m. ial for the la n lit .
was held at the Wert
mi. - I
c Cf-flll I'
ll' our M'h"
home Sa
unlay evening. A delmhttnl p
Kl'iilll hail been prepared at
which dancing was In oi del
toid night M r. S im f o a ii tioio d
off the boxes In his o-oiat ph a-.au! it
inatitier. Coffee whs served lo all M
.M ss Clara .lantzen
nf
I'.iint and I'.i-n Oswald were we. k
mid guests at Ihe Weill! ranch.
' N. P. Hanson bus gone to I" I'
Hist. Ore., to vlsll bis duugbtei
Mrs. II. Morgan.
' Mrs. A. .1. ilrlssom and s..n.
;erell, uii.l ..rid In Mi'dloril on
'cdncsday.
I,. II. Wert has flnl-be.l thresh
log and is well I'lc.isc.l with Ih.
sl.e of h s wheal lild Ihls yar
Mrs. K. II. Citnnli'll Is receiv
ing n ilsll from re 'nt Ives In Wn-li-limtoll.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hilly Mar
shall unit tw.. .bll.lrin.
Miss I. in le Coy of Magic Point
li-IH:l Martha Porter this week.
N. .V. Charley Is visiting friends
pear Medford this week.
Oscar Hanson and Mabel Nleh
(.Imii of K'aniulh Pulls vis led
inline folks here Hominy.
' ' P.andon. Kir
.Knule lU'i'B.
lumber mill to
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbun.-Vlroln atatlsi.
SiH nrday. Any. - I
:IIM ti fi:1.1 - K.Mi;i.
ii;l.1 (n (J:3u Ncwh iiiid mar
kets, 1V Malt Tribune.
Sunday, Aiis.
S;M0 to It: Oil Valley Hadio
church. '
Jntei'MfilioiVliI 1
IJiblo Students association.
' Monday, Ann, iMI fr
!:3n to iU:ua West Tsldc j
Pharmacy. (
10; (HI to 10r30 A liici ieail 4
Laundry. :
1 o : 3 ii to 11: Hi Paiitoriuni I
I . Works. ,
ll:(io to ll:3o Southern
Oregon Ias co p.
11:30 to 1 L':0ii -The lloolery. !
ll':'iu noon -News flashes by !
Mail Tribune, v
1J:00 to K':3a- Lewis Super
Service.
lL':3i to I ;toi Sanderson Mu-
tor
1 :(iu lit 1 :30- -MeNalr Phar-
maey ( Ahlaiol. 1 4
i .;
1 30 to
L':00 io
: ml - SniiliT I:ih y.
J::n I'il MinliH :iml
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Keononiv
(1:00 lo ll: 1
iliiii-'-ti-iiu.
-KM Mil.
0:15 to li : .'In - Ni-vvs n nil
Mill--
kHK l.y Mull Ti ll. uiii'.
: Oil In ic.'lil-- KihIm 'I'rinisriT.
S;3ij u !i ::iu .Miiiiii -Mniiir oil
Miss lioroihy Nyswaii"'!'. loeal
I"ik disiunce operator ami Ted
Leonard, formerly of tin- .Mall Tri
bune, were married at the home
of the ki'oomi'h parent!, at 1 : 1 to
day, the ceremony lieintf performed
hy Itev. .lames K. Cornier. pji.Htoi,
who returned last night from a va
cation Hip to California.
Attendants a( Ihe wedding were
Ltla 'arleton and I'd 11 Cranc'-r.
and the nervleo wan witnessed hy
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Leoiiinil. par
ents of (he kiimjIii. The hrulc wore
rlnr hlaek silk traveling" soil.
Idaek suede pumps and a hlaek
lelt hat. She wore a eois.-igc of
Ce- Itiiinrrs al one sliouhh-r.
l-'ollowinf; the ceieinony. a
luneheou wuh served the bride ami
Kiixmi and iheh' altendanls at the
home of the groom's parents on
t oltage sti i'et, aflei- which I he
cotlpb' Iff l on a I 0-day honeymoon
to San Francisco and southern
poin is, in their brand new liuh-k
coach.
'Miss Nys waner Ih a Kraduute of
the lil-M class al St. Mary's Acad
emy, where f-he studi'd mush- in
addition lo her academic course.
Mr. Leonard, a graduate of the
local high sehool, Is now- employed
by the Daily News. The eouple
will he at home in their aparlmeul
at Wilson Court aboul Sept. I.
CONFER WITH ARTISTS;
Doris Smith, director
Sunset Trail Pageant at
and one of Ihe advisors
proposed big n 1 1 ! t d
celebration to be held In
of the
MuKene.
for Ihe
-dieatlon
Molford
.luly ', I. and ii of next
arrive In Medford Mond
year, will
y lo con-
fer with
local artists ami workers
have acilve parts In the
den Norrls. who has been
lo do Ihe VcM-arch work
the eouiillllily lor Ihe
t, has already Mibmilled
wlm is III
pukciiui
Miss II
.l..b'jr.-i I -.!
.nul writ
iu.-.il .b
iln-
first Iwo episodes of the script
lo Mrs. Smith. She will hold a
special conference with t lie w ell
known directors during her brief
stay here. Mrs. Smith will also
meet in conference with .lames
Stevens, Thomas Sweiil. Wilson
Wail ami others ubu will
make
outstanding
out i-lbut ions
tow.ird t
j
l he sun
1' t lie pageant.
Inalloiis
-al Legl
alfh'crs to lead
ost during the
m in order al
fill'
! Mi
mini: year
Ml
olay nuhl'-.
meetini: of Medford
Inter, m in the aiinii.il
i milig u, aiul a lal ce
cl Legionnaires w 11
!p.
id,
t Xo. l
i ion is ,
iiumlcr of 1
i prtiti.iblv Ke on hand n t meeting
d'to noininale ilnlr f.ivtuite can. II
j d.u l'oi- olfice.
j Plane for Do- . omin Lab.tr da
i j daie e III tie dtscilH-rtl and a nuin
other important mat l eis a re :
.h.-.l.il.
nil ait.
,i
IsUii.l:
Or
L:bt ll.
.th
is
-.1 I..
I '..in-
.-..rdl.il Invitation to all
egl..nt.ali .-s.
Slr
I Hitli
lluai.l
11.1-ill t .. s .,
Il.t.Mll e:
I Ibis ell. ,
o -. I -
"top inv
A.
I '.
,.i
omt I
ring
all w
llHPpv In
day. Tb,
..l.n is p
ks. ..mount
ii. e mo nib
l.-l.ii. .1 .
oi. for lb
nig .loin
Ing to 11. .in
pel iod en.lt
rived and w
lb
5". 1. 1
.l.in .1 to, b.v
c V. I'.-i.g
I I..- .11,
tie.-ordlng to
,ipt
un
wald.
in III for
Ihe t nai il-siion has
rd until net inonih.
continue meeting foi
at the outdoor range
been Miispend
but they w III
rifle practice
on Sundays.
ITALIAN SPEDIMtall,CIRCUIT CLOUTSDUCK RALLY JN
F PLUNGES
riLui iu ucMin
Captain Motto Drowned
When Schneider Entry
Hits Water Plane Goinfj
2C0 Miles Per Hour -Ask
Race Postponement
l:o.Mi:. Aim. " I- -'1V1- Italy to
day nrticlally .i-k.il Kiigliioil :
piiiiiMii the I : lilt Kil'liun Si-biicl-ili-r
flip l-.'li-i-s. Sl-ll-illll'-il In be 1 1 1' 1 I
in l-.'iif,'l;iiKl Si-pli-mlii-r ti-7. Iiecau.-e
nf tin- death .if raptaiu I , lesi-ppi'
Mnttu, iiii-iul'i-r of tie- Ilalian cu;
tcaill anil vii-e-i-iioiin.i tiili-r of I ll.-
' M'liool
za no.
I'apl
heluht
t' bli:b el.M-!ty at iJes-cn-
In Motta plunged from a
if 3'H fr.-t to lln- hodom of
. I -iik
(larda when the new Italian
spei-d plane M I'- 7, wlli' h he w is
lesiing, took a nose dive into tile
wah-r.
Motta had taken off from the
water only a f-w minutes before K
occurred. The airplane struck th"
.surface of the walei-wilh a terrific
impact after developing a Hpeed o
nearly -"0 miles an hour. A mini
Mure waterspout almost loo feet
high spurted up from the plunging
plane which sank hetieath the
water before Motta could extricate
himself.
Motorhoats ill.--bed to (he spot,
hut were unable to locate the ai;--
I plane.
dragging- operations were begll'i
(o find Molt. 'i body.
The accident, which was the
fourth lo damage Italian Schneider
cup planes within a week, was the
first in which a member of the
(earn hail been killed.
officers of the t raining- squad
ron at Deseiizano declared Captal.i
MoMa was one of the aides) pilots
of speed planes in Italy.
OFF FOR BILLINGS
MISSDl'l.A, Mont., Aug. :'l.- il'i
Snyilor Hall of St. I.oills. w ho l"il
the Porllanil-Clevelaiid all- derl.y I
fliers thi-ougb Ihe siniike-l.-iilcn a'rl
fi-nni Siinliaiie this morning, tnnk
off at li!:(i:l for Itllllngs, followed
by lit.
The
seven i
elM.se. I
impanlous.
lime uf ihe
In Missuola
fllem
III Spnkaue
Ms. ,i:n": In
Kiuiiry, ;l
Hi: Clark.
T:L'ii: Dick
w:
U'
I'ex I In ii I. In. :i
L':l.nl: Hiiliuan.
:l: I I. I": Ki-lier..
Cankiu. :l:.".ii:
'1 I
:i : I 7
Hall
l:ii'i.
Clarence I". Dales of Milwauke
the ninth entrant, crashed yester
day al Mridal Veil. Die.
KAST ST. HUTS. 111. Aug. J I
(A' - lllailehe Noyes of CleVehlP.lj
arrived here from Kansas City aij
L':''o p. in., halay leading the con-i
testants in the national women's .
air derby from Santa Monica, Cm!.'
(o Cleveland.
Amelia Karhart ni-rived at L'.lN
and following closidy were Louise
Thaibn. PiMsburgh. L::il, and
Dladys (I'Donnell of Long 'each,
Cal. 2;:i7.
i
SAI.l
While
M. (He.. Aug. M. itVt -
Mivcrnor Patterson has
named only Knnnld (i. I'alv
rt. edi
official
tor of Hie Oiegouian. as hi
representative at the coiilereucc of
western governors that meets in
Salt Lake City next Monday, he
has appolnlcd li other Oregon men
to attend If possible. Those go
lug lo the convention will go al
their own expense ami not at stnp
cvpense.
Those a p pointed include OMn
Arnspiger, innniiger of Ihe Taleiil
Irrigalioit district and president of
Hie state reclamation congress ;
Talent, and il. L. Walthcrs of I'm!
laud.
MISSol l.A. Mont.. Aug. ;. l(v.
Mere lb. in L'.in'O men tiula.i w e e
. fiuhtinu fi.resl fires In wesiciu
' .Montana au.t In I t bel li Idaho lia'n
i-.iua Ined the null- hope of savin:1
I large areas of tlml.-r fi ..m ih.- I
I files which bale burned i.ler tb,.a-j
I sa n.ts ,r ucres. .
The two most serious flics, th.
j Paid Moltntnln fire In Idaho and1
.the Half Mmoii fire near 1 1 l.iei.-r
N.ilii.nal park In Montana, sllll,
ueie sni-eiiillnu. tbi.ugh under i
tial .-..ntrol on portions ef ttnir
fi-
oits
WANT HIGHER WAGES
,u. 4 - i.'V'-
SALLM. ore
, FI. -Ctrl' al workers
j I( Sabon th ni: in
Thev demand
i employed b
re on strike tn-j
J?t a day an I
; no work on Saturdav
I'be pret.
i cut waye ic ?S.
'Iv 'i
! ami Sum lay. hill eiouuy in wc:. !
2 sis!
" ! !
7H 4 il
7 ll 7 11 ,
r, I
Do ml
.o .u !
Local Li
Ti-lnpi-l al 111 e (ih-;rers)
II ghest (last 12 hr.sl
, l.uwest ( last I 2 huursl
li . huoiiility I .
! I -iiiitatiun (ill'-hi'Sl
I State of wi-at.-r ('li-ar '''eai'j
I.oesl t'-iiiieiature this inurii-,
'lllg. IS ili-grees.
i Total pn-iip. latin
I ti-iulii-r 1. l!i"X. l:i
;inie Sep
Inches.
1 Ti-nipei at in e a year ago
IliuhiHl. !C: lowest. 'i.
I Sunset tmlay. i;:".s p in.
, Siinrle Siioil.iv, r.rL'tl tl.
i Sunset Sunday, li:;"7 i.
today:
Observations Taken at 6 A.
120th Meridian Time
I n ,rr 4
A 1 A
! 8 ,5
C1TT " J$
; j g i 5
! I Salter ity St; 44 I. Cdy.
I'.ismarck I of) 7 4 I'. Cdy.
I lioi.-e ' :,- 1'. Cdy.
j Denver SS C4 Clear
I les Moines Hli (is Clear
, Kresno '.hi (i? 1. Cdy.
I Helena HO (JO Clear
Vk .- . mi 1. Cdy.
Marahfiuld GS Ifi Clear
18 7S Clear
I'oitland iS r'L Cloudv
Hed P.I lift" KS li Cloudy
ItoseburK tlS a0 i'lolldy
Salt Lake C ty S'J li- Clear
San Krancisco. .. (iti r ; I'. tL'dy.
Santa Ke SO Mi Clear
Seattle Ri 4S Clear
Spokane SO 4H Cleat
Walla Walla .... 82 fill Clear
WinuipeK r 08 Cloudy
W. .1. lirTCIIISOX. Meteorologist.
Fights Last Night
(Ity the .V-MH'hilcil P11-.S.I
CIIICACI). Karl Mastro. Chi
cago, outpointed Kililie Shea. Chi
eami. Ilait U'ihe lleVos. I'.i-lgium.
outpointed .lohuuy limns. Califor
ni: . (Id): My Sullivan. St. Paul,
.slnppeil Uo.xie Allen. Caniilen, N. .1.,
(In: Joey ' Medill. l'!iii-ago. oul
potnteil Henry Perliek. Kalamaxoo.
Mich. I 10).
Kit IH. Pa. Henry
land. ;ind Harry Kulb
Y., drew.. (I II I.
l-'lrpn. Clcvl
. P.uffalii. X.
MAIMKTTV
I'ltlst.urgh. Pa.
i. l.ee S a I I 'i.
and K. y. 1 1 li Hi;.
Akron. II., lro
S. X Dli;C( ). .lock Mabuo'.
SI. Pa ul. on l poinled Joe Ca rdoa,
Los Angeles, ( 101.
IKKjl'IAM, Wash. - Tommy
Cartlncr, Walla Walla. P a e I f i c
northwest h.-iuiamwcight, was iveu
a decision here last uh:ht over .loc
CMder. Aberdeen Filipino, at the
end of a stashing six round main
event.
Coast League
Yesterday
San Francisco
I 'orl In ml
Knight and
and THinl n.
1: i
W.iltci.
Los Aug-S-allle
Wa'sh
Ahlsbelg
and
and
Sandhei iy;
Poiicaiil.
II.
1 0
10
Sacra im-nto
Missions
Virol and Harris
Hoffman.
i:. II. r:
. 7 i
Oakland
Hdlwoo,
Mc. voy
bat k and
and Loinbi
Sevcreid.
di; Shelleu-
lice MelhodiM t
new pastor. M
hun'Ii
s. Florence
Tb
rcher.
m, ft
will preach Sunday at 11
Hewing Lie Sunday school
at lo a. m.
Sunday eeuilig. 1''. K. Polld.
pastor of First church. Portland,
a noted man Iu the church, wilt
picaeh. All are welcome.
bigCcapk
I m: I'okt. it. i . Aug.
llliam T. "Hlg Hill ' Til.
' fi-. it.-. I lieorge M . Ian 1. Jr.,
: I.
'hi
'e.-ig... tbilil i inking American ten
j nis slur. In iho final match el the
ji:lth Newport C.islno Inilt.itinn
i t. -mils ti.lirn;' iiietlt here today. The
; si ei cs were i!--, II-IJ, li-l. .17 i;.;i
'Tim ilelori- gave Tll.leu p.-i iiijiin-nt
l.oisessl, n of the CUsbiui.n tiopln
is a result of previous wins in l:.'il
in. I IH JT.
. FOKF.ST HILLS X.
.-P. - Helen UlIU o
( national women' tenni:
. Air: I
h.r s.x.l
hampion
jshiit befole a gUllery of (i"MMi
at tin
West Side sindimii th's afternoon
beating off she vbatlenue f-Mi
Pohebe Walton, Fnglih -tar, tn a
ihnllin: final, by tteore ef (i 4, i -
FEATURE FINAL
niina mi 1 1 nio n nnnn rnr ntr
UUbb INVA5IUN liUULI M HVt
I . . i
Wilson, Hornsby and Taylor
Make Round Trip To Aid,
In Defeat of Phillies j
Athletics Add Another To'
Lost String. j
By WILLIAM J. CHIPMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer
The Cubs approached the end of
(heir final eastern invasion yester
day by blasting; another vicloiy
Horn Hie Phillies, this time with an
Ui'tlMlc hnme run barrage in the
park which really gave birth to the
modern four-base epidemic. Hack
V ilson's thirty-third, with two on down to the M ission Itcds of San
iu tho x I li ; lingers lluritKhy'H Francisco were close on the heels
twenty-eighth, with one "it in the j of ihe fleet-f ool ed . ha rd hitting
Hcvenih, and Zuch Taylor's lir.st, j Angids. Tiie Hollywood Stars and
wltli the bases, empty in the eighth, j the Portland Ducks were fighting
enabled tho Cubs to win hy U to 1 ' i o lie lor second place, and only
and incideiitajly add lialf a gtllne I ha if a game behind them stood Ihe
to their lead, in case anyone still San Francisco Seals, with the Ued
feels It necessary to measilr tho ' straggling half a game back,
margin of the Clan McCarthy. Angeles won from the Seat-
Wilson's drive not only smashed j "' Indians yesterday on the lal
a scoreless tie and gave tho Cubs 'er's homo grounds by a '1 to l
I heir ultimate wining edge, but also 'score. H'nbh allowed the Indians
lilted the stoekv Chloaen out fielder I to bunch three hits for one tally In
into a tie wilh l.alie Kuth and
Chuck Klein for I he inter-league
home run leadership
Mob Smith hurled the Itraves to
a a to victory over the Cardinals
at Huston yeHtenlay, despite a home
run hy his pilchinK rival, Jess
Haines. Moisture in the box office
again catiHed tiie Hiatus and the
Kohins to decide upon a day of idle
ness followed hy one of double ac
tion for one price.
Huving; run u losing streak lo
three: straight gamen, a season's
record for their club, the Athletics
added another lo their strinR yes
terday just lo prove there was mi
Nuke about it. Hal McKain. the
young Chicago right bander, came
lo the front with a five-hit najne
as the White So pounded old Jack
(Jim nil lust as hard lo win by ;
to I. The Athletics were shut out
uiilil the ninth.
In losing; lo Hie Prowus bv a to
0 at St. Louis, the Yankees created '
a record . for the season. I
Oeorge Hlaoholdcr allowed (nlv
... ... . ,
""' """"
iwo iiiueiu seraionos swelled the
Huginan's total to five. Herb Pen
nock was Hie victim of a bail break
In the fourth when the only error
cither side cominllietl, a wide throw
by l-azzeri. paved llle way for four
unearned runs. He would have
lost anyhow, or course, on Ihe one
earned marker.
: Sad Sam Jones pitched Ihe Sena
tors lo a 1 li II victory over lite
Tigers al Detroit, and Danny Mac
Kiiyden oullasled Willis lludliu al
Cleveland ill the remaining fix
lures. TURNER WILL TRY
KOOSFN KI.T I- IKLD. X. V..
Aug. 2 1. bl'i - Cuiita'n liosoe
Turner, with four passengers, look
off from here at ii : I : 1' I a. m.,
K. D. T.. today in an attempt to
break ihe east-to-west trans
eont inenia I flight record.
The record vh i - Ii ( 'a plain Tur
ner seeks lo lower is I !t hour.
to in iu ut es and sei otld. Ileal
hy Caitain Frank M. Hawks.
Captain Turner planned to make
stops for fuel ;it Cine nnati. Tills i
and Albiioucniuc
His destination
j is Clendale. Cat.
He flew b-ie Wed
! i Uendale in ! hours.
Tho flight was to
1 Ihe feasibility of on
i continental passenger
.":; mi n nt
denouist
-day tran
air servic
Umatillan Sentenced
PENDLFTOX. Ore.. Aug. l'L
(A1) John Corbin. in. Fniatii!a man
vho Friday pleaded guilty to fore
ing liipior upon a minor, was sen
tonoeil to serve siv. months In Hie
county jail hy Circuit Judge Fee.
OiitKfFI ERS
C 1
lly t)
Wb. n Ih.-v
of soperliil.il
it.
Uccler
.iiing.
l..t
goll
su
.11..
of
land not a few criticsl
ing these .lavs, that llol.l.y Ji.ii.-a
irtoalli 'Is eci l iin lo toak-- I'.-IO'le
lleach his iltth amateur cbam
p oustlip lliliniph the week of Sep
tember 2. w h . I just rotm-nil"-'-l-'lossllloor.
Ao.l beloro I h;.t
Hrookllne. an. I before that SI.
I.oius, and before that at. w other
national anialeiir championships.
And I have nothing to say. for the
nonce. I prefer lo let the fore
. -listing erttl.s do Ihe explaining
II
! There
l-'lossmo,
now. in
the huge
prestige
onsbip at
S elected
l. bef
at Floss-
I 1 Pobl.y went to
i bb ago course wn h th
I of bis Hi st open . h. nop
! nw ootl. A ml t he crit '
i him amateur chanipio
ever a ball was strut k.
moor.
After a terrific :;:.-hole bald'
with T H- Cot bran, an unherald
ed golh-r from U Ichilw Falls. '(Vx .
whit got into the tournament in a
phi y-off I Soldi . breuKin Die
course record w t h I114 morning
i.tiind anaint Max Maiston tn th.
second match, w 10 ejected from
ih. compeiltien In round 'i. hi-
eai liest exit - to date. Max put
him out. at the ilmty-fifth fciovn.
FIFTH CANTO IS
Portlanders Continue Flag
Rush By 8-2 Defeat For
Frisco Los Angeles Is
Clinging To Half Game
Lead Over Pack.
lly Ihe .-ocialil Pre";.
The plucky Los Angeles- Angels,
who Joiighl their way lo tho top of
the Pacific Coast league t bin a
oia.e of difficulties III the second
half of tiie i:i2: season, clung iles-
I perately
jihe rest
o a half game lead over
f the pack today.
However, the other clubs, eh
Hie second inning-, hut blanked the
Kedskins from then on in a game
replete with thrills. Walsh slop
ped threatened rallies in both the
i eighth and ninth when the Seattle
.team nearly lied the score.
! The Portland Ducks made it
i twelve straight wins by downing
San Francisco S to 2. Wallace
Walters, whose regular post is at
J third base, hurled for Portland,
i while Jack Knight. ex-Duck man.
i held his former team mates lo two
, runs until the fifth when an explo
sive rally culminating in Wallers'
double brought in five more.
: San Francisco's Mission H"ds
made it another triumph over the
Sacramento Senators at Keorcaiion
park. The score was i to I. Slier-
lock hit a home run to help the
Kcds win the game,
j Hollywood, by dint of hejivy
i hitting- attack, won from (be Oak
I land Acorns al Los Angeles. 7 to .".
Oakland I'd up to the eighth in
ning: when (he score was f to I in
its favor. Heath, Sevcreid. and
.-IIIITlllllllHW llOKnCU 1111' IIIIIM'IIMII'
'-"' homers almost Immediately
after the Oaks had turned in a trio
of circuit clouts.
STANDINGS
OF THE
CLUBS,
Ihe Ass.
Coas
l-ialc
Jrt'ag
W. L. Pel.
Los Angeles 21 .i;n 1
Portland ;J I 22
Hollywood . ;o L':r
Stri l-'raucisi-o ....HI .."7 1
Mission :iu 2. .r.oii
t a it land L'ti L'S .1 S I
Sacramento 21 '.i 1 .-o-l
Seattle I I l.J .L'nl
Xathuial League
W. L. Pet.
( 'hieago 7S :I0 ,HS I
Pittsburgh ti7 47 .r.ss
..cl( i i k ;:t r."i ..":i 1
.st. Louis i;s r,:i .i:ni
Hrookiyu ;.;t r.;i . i:,r
CMtc'iinaii r.n c; .1:7
Plfcfladdpbii. k w .III
l'.MStou . is ;o .
Amci-lcaii i.cagiie
W. L. Pel
Philadelidiia s;! ;;7 Ji:'L'
Xew York litt l 7 .".
st . Louis f r. r
Cleveland til ."ni
Detroit ."t; ti4 .4C.7
W ashington ... . aj HI- . 1 1
( 'hieago 4S 7 ' . lea
liotou 1! 7.' .:..'
! ' l.iiutpln t.tnils Tec i
: ATLANTA. Aug. L' 1 i.-l'i Hoy
il-'aHici ) Luiopui. one of the oiil
siandmg fullbacks in t he count r
last st-ason has left ( b-oi gi;t T eh
; a nd piidabl- will be losi o ihe
tiobli-n Tornado ftiotball team this
iseason. it was learned hcie today.
st
601F B&6;
and Weill o to defeat Jess Swei---er.
Ifi'L' champ on. on the thntv
iillt green of one of the giiltt
no st stMijih-s iii l;i.-toi .
A lid speak ing of Sweet set. . . '
Pobbv was the hot faxoilte the
ear before, at Piookline. And b
Went through sjeadi'y to the spiui
final iniitid, and there he m.t Jes..
Sw -etei-. a not her car old
youngster.
And. spea k ing nf hot mumN. 1
Jess holed a !a-yard lotch for an
eagle J at the second hole .Hid!
bunted .1 course record of I : I
liars' st. iniling- to give p.ohbv th.
W in s! t hl'ashillg he c ei got ill ,
an a ma leer championship, s-7 I
llom-ho I looktd u,. tiie old
I'liltU the other day just to reas
sure myself that I'.ohhv .loto s oio e
stit.. tl (i down at 'be end of the
first nine hobs of a champion
ship match and then came i i. k (
in :i I t ga n only one hole. It
was 1 1 He
lb-
is th
rning
at Pc
ml of
oklin-:
.-pie
tuber v
I'm ohiII
Sw . . ,er
Jttties
I 4 1
4 ". i
4'. 4
4.". 4
Par 1 110
And Sweet
i Vaeh at lair
4 4:t
44:1
4 14
4 14
In
:l 4 t
this
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