Medford mail tribune., September 11, 1929, Image 7

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FXCIE SEVEN
MISSION REDS
OUST STARS IN
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ILtAU mM
Barrage of Homers Laid
Down By San Francisco
Brings in Ten Counters
Ducks Succumb to Oak
land Twirling.
lly .Woehited Press
The Siin f uiiinsru .ui.-Miiii ihmi
today were haek at the top nl' the
P;icifie Coast league pack after
many weeks of strenuous effort tn
rfa;n their lnt prestlpe.
-i The Iteds displaeed the HMly
, wood Stars in the first posit ion yis
tenliiy ly defentinp t to southern
team at Los Anpeles, 1" to 3. Seven
homers' were flopped out. three by
Fuzzy Hufft and the others hy Ike
Boone, .laek Sherlock tind (iord'm
glade for the Missions, and .Mickey
JVath for Hollywood. The .Mission-'
Circuit elouts accounted for ten of
he scores off Itnzz AVetzel and
Jlank llulvey. Sensational fielding
by Sherlock, Kinn and lioone avert -
'i) Hollywood runs and hroupht an
(f asy victory.
Sacra men i o found lit tie trouble
IjlNposinp of the Seattle Indians in
;jheir first series pame of the w.-i-k
lit the capital city. The score was
; to 4. Lcmansky was hit freely
. '.It ml so
ii:i1c t
jo the 1
4a1
hurt so Wi.H Kri Uryan, loit the Sac s
their hinples ."'mint. l''ie hits
fifth and six1 it inninps were
for markers.
victory for the San
Francisco Seals climaxed their
) clash with the l.os AtiK'-les AnpeU
at Recreation park. Huberts, start
ing on llit1 mound for l.os Anpeles.
"I was driven from the box in the
fourth inninu with a Seal n.lly that
eventually netted six runs. Walter
$ Mails pitched steady hall for the
winners and was piven pivat sup-
.1 Pi't.
m Howard Craphead. hurley rinht
; bander, pitched Oakland to a .1 to
I 2 triumph over Portland. I'ntil the
t ninth when they made their two
2 tallies on three hits, the Ducks
Y'l were able to nick for a single
safety only. The ()a ks reached
hesterfield for their , three eoimt
ns in the second frame.
': Astoria Narrow point o'i rotnl
i to TidetMirt eainn widened.
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Learn more of the W in whirli von Iie. Hear the color
ful "Honda lo llomuut'e" program over NBC. roust network
utalion rarh Wetliu-sflay evtIlil) at eight oVIoek.
Western highwnvs are "Hoatls to lion-iance." All along tlie '
nv, Ast-ioeiuled dealer niU direet and uid you. B Hiirr to
ask them for our free ropy of the elnhorute -Ui-pugc hook
Tript on Joads to Nomam.'?."
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Portland 1' 4 :
Oakland 3 fi I
Chesterfield and Woodall; Cra;:
head and l.omhanli.
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4 14 1
7 IS 1
Seattle
Saeranienio
l.amanskl a nd Steinecke; It rye n
and Harris.
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l.os Angeles 4 10 1
San Tram-ism 7 1 " f
Unbelts. Peters. Childs and
Sandbery; Mails and .MeNaaes.
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Missions 13 la 1
i Hollywood 3 X
I'illelte and 1 luffman. Hrenzel:
it. wtMzei, iniivey ami -i. nassiei-
I'.imiiHMT ;k's .Mad
M A II 1 !I U, Sept. 11. iV Quid
action by a locomotive fireman to
day prevented a catastrophe on .:
passenger train when a loeunioliv
entriueer suddenly went ravltm mat!
PI OF HOMERS
10 COUNT OF 44
lly tin A-MM-Uileil Pre
As the Tubs maifted lime
lliiiomh an ip.'n date in the m-hed-Ule
yesteld;.y. the Alllleties llt-iied
several strides nearer u pennant al
ready theirs to all intents and pur-piiM-t,
A I'h:l;ideldiia vidury over
t'U v.dand in tln first part id' a ;
douhh header, the permanent re
moval of the. 'teeond hi. me from
the schedule because of rain and
an even break for the Yankees
against Detroit all combined to re
duce the needs of the Mackmen ;
finm nine vieim-ies 1o six.
Cenrue 1'arnshaw sought his " l :'t
vietmy in the opener at Philade!- j
phia yeHte rdi.y, but discovered i
touuh opponents iti yotini; Wesley
I'ei rell ami certain Indians. Jimmy j
' l"n.v p:ive the A 's a margin of 3 to i
1' in the first round by larrupinu'
one i)f .Master l'errell's ufferinus
over the top ot the left field seals'
for liis Nthirty-second homer and
' his third over the difficult pavilion!
( target this season. j
I la lie (tilth celebrated with liis 1
forty-t bird and forty - fourth home
runs in Xew Vork. The second of;
these hh.ws, delivered with two,
Yanks aboard in Hie ninth round
nf the nightcap. sent the ex -cliampions
into a tie and paved ;
the way for them to pull not the
decision by 1 1 to ! a moment later. ;
The Timers had won the opener by j
is to 4 through the systematic do--j
I lure of Herb Penoock ami (lordim i
! Rhodes in tlie curly rounds. '
Jack Kussell achieved tin- unen-
; viable disiineilon of losing two'
sanies in one day at llnston. Tin-;
Itrowns knocked him from tlHtoxj
in less than an limine of the opeari j
. which they won by ti tr) 1, and the
lied Sox hunted home an unearned j
'. run in the first round of the second
! i;ainc when he tried to make a I
! comeback. The Drpwns took this'
..in by 1 to a. The Washinuton-j
J I'hicao anie was prevented by
p rain. '
j The Xatieflal leamic's abbreviat-j
, ed prn-ram was featured by the i
! Kiinie at Forbes field. Watson
I Clark and .less Petty en paired in a
i keen pitehini; duel for seven rounds
j only to permit the contest to no
j completely on the loose playing In
! the last tw( innlnus. The Pirates
pulled out the decision by 7 to
when Paul Wani-i' drove in two
ruiiM with a triple in the ninth.
The Heds defeated the Oiants by
, to ; at cincinn.'.ti. tie rest nan
1 a n opeti da
Pitching Sensation
r
In his firrt tut! searor in the
majors, Weslsy Ferrell. ?l-yejr-old
Cleveland riclier, is well or, way
to w.nn-i 3 20 games.
I
fllH'ACt), Sept. 11. oT'ipase
ball Commissi omu Land is today
named twenty fivo players, exelu -slve
of manai;crs and cnaclies, on
the Cubs and Athletics, as eltvjie
for t he World's scries.
Or.iniinn that the Cubs and .V.h
letics ;.re the penunni winners, -he
Ul'bl i
Hows
; schedule will rea as
Oet
Oct
r X at Chb-aKo.
r '.1 at ChleaK".
r Hi traveling,
r 1 I at Philadelphia.
( Iclnbt
n,-t.h.-r 1- at Philadelphia.
Oiiober 13 nien (Sunday.)
Octobci-,14 at Philadelphia.
ictoher 1 ."i travelitm.
t )etnlicr It! ;( t Chicago,
tutob.r 17 at Chieauo.
I Coin rop Shrinks
I WASHINGTON, Sept. 11. (.-?!
IThe '.r2i com crop was forecast
Itndiy by the department of apri
'eilUlire on the basis of September
;t conditiun at 1 .4 f. 'J V.tina lundi
jels eotuttared with I'.T 4 0 .r, I 4 .IHMI
i bushels indicated last nmni Ii and
! :s;ii;,ti(Mi,fl!!lt busluds hiirvested
last year.
I Sheridan --Sheridan Milling com
i pan y sltippeti caiioail of vetch seed
'to Cnliiornin buyers recently.
ASMKJA I KI) Oil. COMPANY
Hrjinrrn and Murh tvr uf Am iotfil
dJdinc, .lwi(j,.( Ithyt (.ittolmo -and
Crcol Mntor'Jfilg ami CrraMra
iRIALTO TALKIE
EQUIPMENT OE :
I LATEST DESIGN
1 With equipment eipially as Rood 1
as that used in the lai'He show!
j houses throughout the couutry. th ;
j liialto will make Its how to lite
, Medtord and southern Oregon j
j movie ptihlie us a theatre present- :
liiiK tiilkiup motion pictures exelu- !
1 sivoly. FollowiiiK careful prepara
tion, the doors will open tomorrow j
ntternouii, for matinee perform- j
innees. presenting; the four Marx i
Urotlti-rs in "I'nconnuts," which
played in capneitt houses at
Hunt's Oralerian last week. I
The prediiction made such a tie ;
jt'itb'd hit that it is hy popular de-j
maud that the picture will he re
shown at the Itiulto. Hundreds
weri' turned away last week and.
to accommodate all who have not
seen this side-splittinn comedy, It
will play tit (he liialto tomorrow,
Friday and Saturday. It will bo
followed hy another extraordinary
tnlliie. Ken .Maynard in "The,
Waon Master." opening on Sun- '
day. This picture is said hy met-I
ropolitau critfes to rival, and in
some nines do, "In Old Arizona,"
about which movie faiiH still talk,
ulihoimh the picture was shown I
here months apo. The production i
Ik Htaped entirely outdoors. I
Latest Equipment
Tlie equipment inslalled in the
Itiulto is (he latest procurable and
htiH the advantage of the many im
provements made on talkinp equip;
ment durltiK the past is months.
The theatre is equipped Tor both
vitaphone anil movietone produc
tions, and silent pictures, with the
possible exception of certain news
reels, will no limner he shown
there. However, Sterline, Mother
inel, who has delighted Kiallo audi
eneer, j'tir some time past, will he
retained for a time, assuring good
pipe orpau music as well as the
latest talkinp movies, short and
loop subjects.
A recent sound test revealed the
theatre to have the best acoustics
ohtaiuahle, and It is the belief of
S. (i. Mendenhall, manaper of the
Kialto, that no other thentro in
the state, and possibly on the coast,
i can equal the Kialto for sound ef
fects, Due to the smaller Hpaee,
the talkinp equipment, hn explain
ed, does not have to he operated
with loud tones, In some cusps (lis
lortinp the speech ami music.
I The equipment of the Kialto is
identically tlie same as that used
in (irautnann's Chinese theatre in
Hollywood, New Fox in San Frnn
cisco, Portland theatre, Fox Broad
way in Portland, Fifth Avenue in
Seattle, In addition to many olherH
turuuKhnut tha country.
TITLES FOR THE
The Mail Tribune staff has come
I to the conclusion that Trixle Black
: has considerable of that quality
; which made Clara Unw famous.
Anyway, she Is not the type of phi
; who has to walk home to find a
title for the story of her life. Jack
son county residents are gallantly
com Inp to her rescue, ami each
day's mail to this paper finds a list
of new suppeHl Ions for the bb;
drama now beinp filmed In the
Ncbbs Htudio and Hhown In the
dally comic strip printed hy thts
paper.
Lottie Allen of Knple Point was
inspired with the followinp title:
"Yield Not to Temptation;" J. S.
Byrne of Medford with "Destiny;"
Carolyn Daupherty of Med ford
with these two, "Lost In Kale's
Den" and "Her Father's Sacrifice,"
and I In .Mae Blnpman with this
list, "The Shadow of the Past,"
"Tricked by Fate," "It'H Never Too
Late to (In Straight" and "The
Darkest Hour Comes Before
Dawn."
Seek Wheat Klonuzc
I WASIIINC.TON, Kept. 1 1 . (Tj
Senator Nye. Uepubliean. North
Dakota, today said an Immediate
investigation of the availability of
wheat storape places in the north
west had been assured hi in by
Chairman Leppn of the federal
farm hoard.
Begin Planning
Now for Those
Holiday
Photographs
See Oar Booth
at the Fair
Shangle
Studio
Medford BIdg.
Phone 1308
F.
IN LONDON SMART SET
LONDON uVt - Ciii us pun.' s
here 'ember-faced 1 o r d s ! -I
ie tat i d as i towns at the eo.-kt.i il
bar. mat runs of massi 'e li o,,M -tinns
romped alHo.il as pb-i retted,
and the younger set did whatever
it eonsiilered funny, were hkhU
popular in this year's 1'ieboi s--a-son.
Such a, party at the Wot Knd
home of Norman llariuell bttoiKhl
forth sit me uinuzlnp ' ontribulinn ;
to circus lore. Lady Klennor Smith
broiiKht u white pony. -Miss Olivia
Wyndham had two lofely snakes
and other puests were acconipa
nleil by ti larpe brown bear ami
sonie Siberian wuIvch, Tne ani
mals were carefully cau'd in an
arena on the second floor.
The main floor was a way
scene of cowboys and cowpjrls,
Pierrettes of all shades and shapes,
ballerinas and tiuht rope walkers.
SAL1:M, Ore., Sept. 11. (711
State Treasurer T. II. Kay, who has
been ill for several weeks, is show
iup rapid Improvement, accord Inp
to his physician, Dr. C. H. Itobert
son. He leaves his bed for three
or four hours dally, the doctor
said, eats well, walks about his
room and spends a few minutes
ially on the porch at his home.
Clarified advertising Kets results.
New -TbN Truck
Like all Dodge Trucks it is
thoroughly dependable and
economical, See it and ad
mire it! Inspect it critically!
Drive it and sense, its eager
power, flashing pick-up and
speed, riding comfort and
driving ease! Compare it!
Buy it complete with body.
Add it to your assets
it will add to your profits.
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SUPFLY POISONED'
.i F.nrs u.F-u, sept. ii.--j.ri- -
Scattered repoiiti of a tninof char
actor were r-ported lodav from
Palestine. Moslem Arab-: ami .lews
generally, however, settled to their
old routine of life adjoinlup one
another.
Jewish housewives foil m! them
selves hard put to pel food alter
spreadinp of stories that Arab fruit
dealers had poisoned poods sold
to .lews. A .lewish boycott on Arab
products also complicated the food
problem and the leadinp .lewish ho
tel in Jerusalem was abb' to serve
only rice at one meal.
In Jerusalem a parade by British
sohlieis wearinp steel helmets ami
canyiup fixed bayonets late Mon
day was accepted as an attempt to
alia v any panic, Jews of t he old
city ha vim; become nervous when
In rue numbers of Moslems bepan
to leave their homes.
IN LI
APPROVE FAIRY TALES
LONDON - 111 A normal ohilrt
llnnil. with n bolii-f In I'airloH nul
:i knuwIi-ilK'' of ruir.'iory 1-liymon.
wow uri:t'il upon ti'afht'i'H by spoalt
ciH lu'l'.u'O tin- KnKllsh-uu'rk-nn
oilnonllnn i'.)HI'oi-i'!ii'o in I.oiul.m.
nnoimcmg a
CHASSIS AT
F.O.B. DETROIT
sp gsnsa fpna
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CIIRVSLEK MOTORS rROUUCl
EAKIN MOTOR CO.
pepreyentative.H of school a ml
u in s ry organizations in both
countries attended the conference,
which was desipned to Htlmulaif
en in m on understand ill p between
P: iti-h and American educator.
"Tl " ei y rea tr-;t mistake ire
i e a e 1 1 1 i" een make." valtl Dr. 1. H.
P.iM.Md. divisional inspector of lh
l.ioulon i (.uiuy council. "Is to
Meat the child as an adult. H
tnu-t be allowed to live his own
Kle.
"of course tho child must b
.tllnued to mow up. He must pa
natuially front the Tommy Tuekei
nid Utile .l;u k Hnrner nursery
rhymes to moro mature readinp. '
M iss Mae Raymond, in
trie t'o- at the Teachers' eollepe of
Columbia unlversityt emphasized
the need of educatlup adults to the
needs of childhood.
SAN FliANCISt'O. Sept. 11. W'l
--The K.Naminer today said Mrs.
.lane Ihidpe Calvin had filed suit
i ti lit-no for divorce from Herbert
1 1. Calvin, son of 10. K. Calvin, re
tiled vice president of the Southern
Pacific company. Mrs. Calvin was
a Portland society pirl before her
marrlawe In an elopement here 1 1
Celt on Local schools improved.
New Comfort for Eyes
See
Dr. D. A. Chambers
OPTOMETRIST
404 Medford BIdg.
Phone 304
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