Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 02, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPXGT5 SET MftDFOKT) MATTi TR-TnTTNT!. DTOTID, OUKflOV, -MONDAY. l'TPl r.KI? 2. 1020. BABE'S BATTING ONLY INTEREST LEFT IN MAJORS Fortieth Circuit Clout Gar nered Sunday 29 Games Remain in Which to Raid Ruppert Bank Roll Laz zeri Gets Two. ' lty WIINhin ,. Chipimill, Ansoeiated 1'ress Sports "Writer "With the Pirate bubble i-x-ploded,, major league tcanm nwinv Jnto labor tlay and tho stretch run with little to oiler tho fatm except llube, ltuth's home run race ami liiHt time. The Iiaho (dammed his 4iUh at HnmH field yesterday, us the Yankees paid ii hurried v'.nit to the rented Sab bath home of the Ked Sox to win by 6 to 4. Tlie Kami yesterd.iy wiik IlulhV 12fith, leaving him '!.. more in which to hit a Hiifficient number of fdreuil drlvcH to earn an iiiet'euHe in his annual $70, UUb cheek. The Fiabo'K own record of HO, made two yean ao, Ik wife from nny new ndvuneen at thin moment but another September such a the one he experienced in 1 !(!i7 would tfive him about U(i for the Heanon eaHily enoiiKh fur another handsome raid upon the Jtuppert bank roll. And Hhrewd bUKiness man though .Taoh Uuppert is, in other lines, he will be pullint; harder than anybody else for Kuili to hit IiIh 56 th und'as many more U posnlble. Tony Also Home. Hilly Hayne had the honor of -r-ttfhinK Mr. ltuth's 4"th. Ton; Iazzeri outdid the ftnbe with twi over the fence, JUld these thic blown made thin; rather vu&y for old Tom Zachary. who added his Kith victory of the season to a record tdiowltitf no defeats. After beltitf cuffed about by tho Athletics a II seanon, the Senators turned yesterday to win by the KcneroiiH score of 1 2 to It. Sad Sam JoncK was riht. ami the Sen ators smacked everything that w:ii served to them. Cnnn!o .Made availed himself of the opportunity to insert neveral of his second HtronR for a bit of exercise. In the west. Ken llolluway pitched the Indians to a ii to victory over the White Sox at Chicago, nd Ceortre l hie check ed the blows sufficiently for 111" TiKcis to win by 7 tit A. The Kami' was played at Spoilsman'; park, which will be dark today. l.lnipinn home from their chas tisement . at rittslttii t,', tile Cuh: found THUMP) clamoring a we I -, come to them from the stands about WriKh y field. The I 'ruin peKpn tided by smashing Jc.-jh Unities ami I'm men Mil for 1 " nimt, which defeated the Cardi nals' by 10 to II. Sheriff Fred1 JUake officiated for McCarthy. Pirates Meat lied-.. The Pirates treated theniselvs to a !i to 7 victory over the Ueds at Cincinnati in I '2 innings. The game was notable, rirsi becaus.' noliody but lied Lucas was (he defeated pitcher, and secondly because Krvln Urn me, the hitting pi tidier, reached tho dista itt rlnht field bleacher at Jtedland rield for n home run in the fifth with two on base. He had to have re lief from Keniy Krenier on the mound, however, and Kreiner kuI credit for w lnnitiK. The I'hlllies won both irames at Khbets field by I "i to ' and K to ti. The opener was marked by the Ihird straight vletury of yuune. Harry Smythe. recruit southpaw fri.in Aslio ill, and by t 'Iuh'K Klein's Itnth homo run. As Hack Wilson parked one at Chicago, Klein needed the blow to main tain his nun-Kin nf two over (In field in the National league. Km nk O'Dmil gained just a shade on I hi be Herman In the race for N'atlomil lenKite battliik' hon ors. The I'billy outrieldcr Kot five out of nine In the two Karnes a. Herman picked up three out of seven. I .a fry 1 teuton era eked aaln. and the Graves defeated the ;iani,- I'V H to 4 at the I'olo (iromitlH. Harry Seihold was the winner. I NION Clti:i;K. tie., S. pt. L'. Spee.,. The ilaily appearance of deer In the I'tibitt Creel camp Kitiuml provides a bin thrill for eastern and California tourists. The a n him Is are tjuite tame and wilt stand for several mlMiies at a time peeriiiK at cam tiers w ho us ually scramble for i'amcrnf In at tempts to secure pictures of tile pretty visitors. Considerable improvement Is be. Intf made In the I'nion Creek iv Hort by Kd. Iteunb-r. proprietor. Heverul new cabins have been built UiIh year, tif the most improved type with Miower baths and elec trical eoiivenlenccH, A rils.tlc Indue Jm also In course of conMi uctloti wfih'h will "five added nceontmofbt IIoiim for I "nltMi t 'recti visit oi. InMtallHlion of a hyilro-electtie power plant im content plated for next your. For Glasses That Arc RIGHT Bee Dr. D. A Chambers OPTOMETRIST 404 Medford Bldfj. NAVY GRID tW- IWI'W. DIVIDE feffe5M&-il DOUBLE HEADER V "Mr iiWfc.Hn, I,.... ifl to, iii it 1 1 8 T Bf Pi fa- ?r.W!ti)U"'f& .: VWy.&i ' v 7 V A9- 1 1 With their eyes on a formidable gridiron schedule, 240 navy candidates have reoponded to tha call of Conch Ingram (inset) and begui training at Annapolis. f by Alan J. Gould It's a rare hhu: when u winning streak can be extended over any substi titial period in these days of fast - moving competition, but one of ihe rarest the tennis streak -f Helen Wills seems quite likely to continue for another year. There may be n I'nv squall ahead for Uueen I linen, who has j missed only fine year at t he too slncp I'.tlM. but it looks like smooth yaiilntf once more fur her In I In tuitional championships n-t week at K.-rest Hills. The n 1 c k n a m I'oker I'Vcc," first "l.lllli- Miss l to her hark in !!:!:, wln-n jik a I -I urnwrt'd I Ii i 4 1 1 n niliinn - of 17 sh hip from Mrs. Molla lijurstedt .Maltnry for the first time and wl'h .surprising ease. In few of her cam- paiuns since then, as a matter f racl. has Miss Wills plt.yed wi.h more superb ease, control and con fidence, Still short of her IMth hlnhduy. MIms Wills has now won five of the last six national cha mplonsh I ii-, biassinK up the IHl!ii t ourna tnent as a result of an operation for ap pendicitis. She has captured the pii-ed Wimbledon title for Hie p;i-t (liree Hrasons. In three straight years, she has dropped only one set and ahe hasn't . been ilefeated since July, lit I'll, n year in which she dropped m;. idles to Suza nao I.eiik'h-n In Kr.inceand to Mrs. M;il lory at Uye, before deciding not o risk her he;. 1th by enterim tie national ehampiotixbip. AlhiKeihiT, Miss Wills lias oH only a half tbzen niaiches In any t our Hi m en i since I'UH. Ill i.a be I h lvau and KHly McKane. uv Mr, I.. A. (imll'ive. share uilh l.eiiuh-n ami .Mallory the distinction r rti (ueihi tiieen Meb n after ln-r rise to the lop. In five American c h a m ploiisbip tournaments, the California!! has lost ftnly five sets Mid none since lit'j.'i hi the l-'ui t st Hills classic. She 1..M a set In tie-semi-finals to Miss McKane in lit-il, another tu Moty K. Iinnvi" In the l!i"J 1 sinl -1 1 nals and was extended lo three sets in each OI her last threr matches in 1 ! J T . by Joan l-'ry, I'b-anor f!"s and .Miss McKi.ne. Ib-tty Nutall and Helen .lai-oos are two of the risltm threats to tin feinn of tueen Helen. One or the other may be the Calll'.rnian's suc cessor eventually, but thus fir neither has been able to mure th.in temporarily disturb the champion'-i KMiic. It Is noleworihy lh,it stur alh- letet In other branches of sport, seasonal performers, take ipiicUlv to i;oir. They have '.be competi tive spoil to start with and I b y have eont'ldcin-e, which is almost half the battle in ;n uame. Mi. mice M l.umihlin. tlie obi lennis star who has entered (In- S. amateur uolf din mtioiishli, s on,, example. Mary lb ow ne liuide the shift from miiih to . If 'o aebb-ve some noleunrthv tiiumph", , includmu a victory o .-r the n.i jttoimt .tlf cb.imi'lon. tllenna Col Iftt. l:;il.e Kiiib wh. leM i( n-emend-I oik bnll Willi the sum.' taultleis lllininir I'.e executes with the ,;s. I ball bit nil. I .-:t Into Ihe seven Mies in o. c.isitoi. tjuite ii lunnle-r I of ball pineis me s!;jr Uolferv. ! among them tf ?-x l:rd. JitierH Stai.. Sim I Slll't llt'MM.I'l.r iji'.- 'IIi.. Mauiiil'in Miliar I'lmt'T!.' As.m hit i.iii Ii;.. if. ...t...l to Civ. I.. l. .1 ii.Iii thi.l thflr itli"'''" Mn.li hihI lmlf;. ll'll.tM'.T nun. v..hi.m iin.l th.l- ill. '11. uli. tit i I. ill. .11 nf tti I Ijintittli'itv l" "M: .In :i ii.-... T . T 3 I : rtn tn Imnn. 3 1 :t L' : rhliwsc 1.7"" nil. i , :..:'. n. tlllltl thr V'l'tt . K!:.u.l" I ... Hi., lil'ln-x tininl.t r I- -if -: l'.irlHKii. Iti". Mis 1 l!:t.'. Aiu. i tlltfllil!lls. K..IT IV." I - ' .11 i Slants CANDIDATES BEGIN ! STANDINGS I OF THE - Ik CLUBS. Ii i Const Iieimue IV!. I .tioa i .54 .571 ! .671 .5113 ! .500 I .3115! .13.1 .5 -'4 .47 .4 511 .400 .3411 .lis .4 1 1; i Al'tJSIU'iiO il'i - -I-'. inner Crown Princess An'ouia of Itavaria. whose marriage in Luxemburg to Cruwn 1 Prime llupinvcht was a wartime i romance, recently saved two tour ! ists from' drowning in tin- Alpsee. ! a mountain lake near here, single ' handed she rowed a skiff to Iheir i aid when a gust of wind upset ; their Imiu'ovised sail boat. W. I.. I'nrlljind 3"' I lliillywoiid i-r i I.i.m AilKi'li'B 3li 7 IMissl.m III! -'7 San lranclsni IHI ; Oaklanil 31' Sact'ainfiito 'S- Sea I Hi; 1" -111 j Anierlcaii 1'amie I W. I.. j I'lill.Hlcli.hia S7 4 I Ni-w Yi.m 7 1 ".I Si. Louis mi ' Cll'V.-h ml ii'. Il.-ln.il -VI I'll ; Washini'.liill ."'7 OS Chicago ; Ml 7T. . I'u-'l"ii 1 National LcaKMc W. I.. I'hlcaBci -II I'iiisinii-.ii ":' r.i1 New Vi.rli Im .".s SI. I.nllls HI 111 Hi l-lyn i'.i I'hlla.li'llihla "H I1H t'liii'liinnii " Host nn 411 75 ESSE FALL GRIND mm -Mr Associated I'rtsi I'hota BLUE BUTTERFLY FAD WO .TANK I HO (P) The blue butterflies nf UrazH may come un der government protect ion o pre vent their extinction through hav ing their wiuys rnament tea, trays and other articles sold in the tour ist shops of Avcnida Kio Itranco. The Industry of this decoration was started during the exposition of 111' and has grown to such pro portions that the tray.s. pictur-'.s and toilet articles are now scatter ed to the four corners of the worl 1. It was a Czechoslovakia!!, W'eu ceslr.o X'anatko. who came to TJrazil several years ago as a collector if fauna for l-'uropean museums, who inaugurated the "blue butterfly" industry. Twenty-five persons only are en u.tged in the business, Hungarians, ( ;eehs and ( ierma -is from l-'ive f. milies. It is i. "home" industry, ' and all the workers are women, who have the patience for such delicate work. AXMMlS ISLAXD. Dnhanias (Pi - .Va lives w ho follow the ancient ettstom of fishing with Imws and arrows inhabit this island. The encient pottery and relics found in t he island caves ma ke this an ideal hunting ground for antiquar ians. A XtUH'LKM I-;, France fP ('our persons who a p propria t.-d parts of a wrecked airplane near In re as souvenirs were arrested and given Jail sentences. One man got hIx days for taking :the fuel tank, a woman wot four days for taking the dead flier's seavf a nd two men go t wo days for nre.iuiiii: oit p:iris oi me ingoing WJr- PARTICULAR BUILDERS, ALWAYS "Beaver eaver GOLD HILL, OREGON Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Rogue River Lumber Co., Stand ard Roofing & Building Supply Co., Wallace Woods Lumber Co., Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Co. ffltiIaMMMlSi DflDTI AMll AMF1 Southerners Rally in First Tilt to Win, 11-7 Decision! Ducks Take Nightcap,! 9-6 League Lead Cut toj Half Game. I lty the AsMM'lateil Tress. The Pacific L'oast league lead ership remained, in the possession of the Portland JJucks by only hair a game today, after one of the hardest fought .series of the year, iti which the noutherm-rs hun; close on the heels of their nor thern rivals. ISfith teams gained an eveii break in the Sunday doubleheader, the AngelR winning- the first by 11 to 7 after a furious ninth inning rally in which they tie 1 tho score and forged if our runs ahead with a total gain of six. The Ducks came back and took the second !i to (!. though the Angels again rallied in the ninth. Hollywood took both ends of a double-header from the Kacra rnento Senators by scores of 10 to ! and Ii to 4, making it seven out of eight of th' serifs fur the Stars. Another doubleheader was scheduled for today, Kumler's home run in the third Inning of the seven-frame game in the after noon, with a man on base clinched the game. Oh k land and the missions di vided their two-game program, btu the latter took the series, four games to three. The home team won the morning affair, -5 to 4, in 10 innings, but lost the afternoon fray after taking a five-run lead in the third inning. The Oaks made their first lone tally on Arlett's homer in the fourth, and clinched the game with six scores in the seventh, including a four bagger by Vergez. The Ha n Francisco Seals cap tured a doublehcuder at Seattle, taking the opener which ran 1 0 innings, by a score of 0 to 4t and the second, a se en -in ping game. 4 to 2. Skipper Johnson poled a homer in the ninth inning to tie the score in the first battle, but Ellsworth's errors let Donovan find Jolley score. Kred 1'ipgras was batted from the mound in th" sec ond game. Curt Davis seaUorv 1 Seattle's seven hits c.-irefultv. SHANGHAI WILL HAVE' r;CT a Ml SUA.VCIIAI (Ti lioaslimr f almost (fvery form of enOM-tain-ment ami amuseiiient de-vice under the sun, residents f ShanKh:tr have little trouble in passing awavi idle moments. Hut there are still a few items In the "ilay" category j not yet introduced in the biK city j by the A'han:(HMi river, ami a r 'Voiicy rsland" 4s oneof them. . If the plann of a few wealthv Chinese who recently returned I from Xew York are parried on:, Shanghai wftl soon witness its first ortland Cement USE A HOME PRODUCT Portland Cement Co. mci-rV-fj-ru'iiid. A nit u wan se-. cm-' U a few weekH uko and a ('errij: wheel, w hip. fun-biiise nml . half n dozen other icim '( ' , Mot lutve been ordered. 'arnivil iict.s will le broiiKhl from Aniert nt. and bast, but not hit, thero will be the etjstoniary sides.hows. Acronlim; to the men oac.kiliK the enterprise, the projeet WUI a mic-iw from the wtart. The iuMni-i :il authorities fe I h 1 1 't wll be more than Hiai, inasniucii , as It will have a tendency to rlim-j Inate much of the wambling withj which the idlo Cijjnese ariMis?sj himself at prehc-nt. If it does .that, j olio run expect to see "Cc.nV j Islands" all over China in a 'ev more ycirs., -I BRAZILIAN IASIE! f 11 1 0 .1 A N"i: 1 1 : f A m erf can cocktails ser ed in thelmrs of the largo hotels and in cafes havo sot a new pace tin Urailian life and at the same time, displaced a once: most popul'-u drink emporium, where the ircsh juice of .sugar cane was the only beverage. ; The passing recently of the c.;- tablishment on the Avenlda where for more than a gene ration the fresh. juice of .sugar-cane, crushed from cane betw -en rollers in sigh of customers, iu taken as mark ing an epoch in the history of this capital. I'nt il tj few weeks ago the fresh cane was hauled ut to the wide -oors of tue store in two-mule curt, but every week the amount unloaded was less, and the s t o re con t ra cted until it fi nally closed altogether, giving way to a pop-corn stand. Cocktail parties now are "Uho thing." The bars of largo, tourist hotels are crowded at the cocktail hotsrt and tht chic party in one's home is a -cocktail and"' not a tea party. FROM VIENNA WOODS VJE.V.VA (Pi StuiKliirds aro .II--npt'OrtHitK rouiilly from tlio vliini'.y of Vtonnu. in wliicli npitfhl.i.rinff TI1K splendid, location of our new "un crul parlors certainly is an tsKcf. We are situated where it is (pried anil where there are no curioim crowds. Auto parkins 'space Is always avail:t'b)e. " Our eHtahlislirnent was built for the pur pose for which it is used, and U an ideal 'place from which to hold service. CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS . Saximum in service. VV. MAIN AT NEWTOWN ST. phone 207 woods could, until u few years ag", ; be heard u continuous chorus from j idgiitlngHh?. thrnsho. larks and robins. Now practically the only j birds lo be heard are the chirping ' purrowrt blackbirds, which have increased iinrmuusly. Keccnt cold winters have had something to do with the disan pc:. ranee of the songbirds. Hut nmrf disastrous effect w a s pro duced hy wholesale c(ptUle of the sweet-vidc'-d songsters by vendor', who j-old them in cages tu House holders. it is not only lovers of songbirds at liberty who coiupiuin of inch- . decimation. Farmers declare thii birds are of great assistance 'o them in the destruction of insect-;. So a movement lu.s been, started for enactment of a law fothe pro tection Of songbirds xueh as exis.s, in Kngland and to impose a tiPdvv lax on keeoers of captive birds in the same way as la done ; with the owners of dogs. Ill's Cool In San Francisco You'll Enjoy Stopping at Slj V'a a Close to Shops and Theatre! f fi n DHc Sisht Into Our 150-Cat Garast In Howl BolWta ', JTL 8 B WOSocm 603Polh MS!ian , fi' . B B 157 OutsW Boom 53.50 Stf 1 I 1 V ' 118 Oiils.dc Booijs S4.00 III n I 1 3 ft VI 130 Oufc.de Boom S4.W V I 1 I t B 107 Outside Booms S5.00 tW II il I I J Outside Boom 55.50 I III Sf : 4B Outside Rooms Si CO 6l ' ' 1 I II I TT e Il Twin Bedrooms W.00 ffl jlj II l ffi) ' Uvinj room, bedroom Jnd bjth, from $10.00 j! 1 I 'Zf I . Servtdor Radio Circulates Ice'S'jtei' 1 PINING ROOMS OF DISTINCTION , SEji vjLk, Mlr.i.rrz r,?ijiH2i' modestly pruxd feM , 5 t.,,,9. SPECIFY 1 WASIILStiTON.. ept. -J.. V - -The Kvealng Star says stoday that Many SimTair, wealthy oil ope rator now serving a term in tin: Washington jail, has been assign' special duties which afford him an automobile rifle several times t week to a branch clinic of the jail some blocks rtivtant from tho main building. liKK.Vi:, .Switzerland Ju.-'t about every other imported auto mobile in Switzerland is American made. I,ast year, for the first time, A merican automobiles Wfi e more than half of thoe imported. Three years ago it was one in four. -v-waifflMi8' m t'lSffWW.'.Vt.W.'Ji.i.. CHAPEL !.-: 4w ?