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Newspaper Page TextMUSSOLINI IN REVIEW OF EFFORTS Achievements cf Fascism , Recounted in Address to Grand Assembly On Eve of Relinquishing Cabinet Posts Views Conflict With Opinion of Pope On Education. IIO.MB, Kept. I 1. ir nielTOU' of SWOCpllie I'"'1"' of the fa-b:l ministry. i in the (.'UKZUtlf'n with till! tluee of !'l-i;i!lill!lt'Mt nil but one nf hi- ruhiin-t jmjMn I'lcmh-r it.nft-i .l usi,olnt luday ivvlew.d the work dmie 1y th lam-lm KOVfrnnicnl In un j.ddres. ( th khiihI ussmbly ot lh- p:niy in the Vein'ziu pnlme, AIout him Kat the grout h-.nW-t': uf fuHtirtin. and In front of h.m wni th iippr ht'irai'cliy nf tin litrty. Th" duee, itfter r .inn Jin; the f.nvi-r iimi M m ill -vfiii.-niM iiinl i'r phtllH fur Ifiii'l r. '!:iiiinil'it "it i Vital nettle, iHvflt ill h'lij.lh mi ttif lOlatiiUlM ln'iWiiMI riun HlMt . Jitluin KttliiK -un o l;ilie Hp llU' intrik'uiiv, iitMli.ii nf th. i'ut Kiinlzatlon i.f (In- intiilH'.i-y. Hp mlnnded Hit- Impm-runee uf certain difien-nrt m nf vi' Ws h--twpri Runt unl thf V;iiIi:mi. f.iy liitf Unit th- in w nil-s stuMi iWt ii l.y liu- jtti.i!i 1 1 !-. wciv WotKim: Wi-M. I!ut hr nii:yiftl tin' imlfit that I In rhniiKP in n.mu uf ,ihf ' ministry of inil'lh- int-trih--tln to thw ministry f natimnl eft neat foil, was iiiti'inl"il to oti llrm in tli niunt i xnli it ninntvr Ih a iirlnHplc that the stale nlnm Iins not only the r thl' duty, to pfltirate ih-oj ! liiftcail ;' ni-r'Ty Ir.mriictlnK rhein. His vii'WH aiiiH-arcd to ho Honif; vhul In riitifiU't with the in.' vimiKly c'XM('sm'i opiniuii nf l'np' I'ltlS. . , Hiieaklnu of Un' i nl rcorc uil- zatlon uf tlio al:iiit, tin ilin-'1 h:U(I Him new aitnilnUtraiinn hrai hi HI inmv the fusrlt Imprint vhirh, howevor, dlil not m'-an that thn di.-lalmhin did imt pcrinil CT tlrlMIU. ' What lrf forhUUh-n, he pmphn rized, Ik attack on whiit arc ih funilamcnliil irin.i h of tin- I";ih t nt H'volutlnn. mln-iwls.' ci iii-i-lum wax helpful. ilr mid a ! nor from svei't'im'y ;&nll( Tuiatl. - In which th pitiminiMit party leader exprewd i Venire to return anmni; iht Pink niul file, hnvinj: oompletid yv I.-rm of ihrep yraif In nfilcp. Mliiilitx ItnKlii HulHiiiF can In minced huccch fnlly itli a foii.l-rhniiper. If thp Iftltor in first heHted in Imilinn water, niisinn will not nttrk to it. X ; 4 Restless Boys "A rcHtlpHH hul at times nmy he t nutsiiiK''." Hitya Henry Ford. 'T.ut no hoy ver hecanm it leiuhu" with out making himself n nulsanftp tn some, body ut some time. Oonald Robmcon, ?yfnrold Flor Ida cion, Is the linctt the Pjlmctto ctjita hll produced, according to a recant baby how. 1.1 ' - Mail Tribune Ads Are Read by 20,000 People Daily , Florid.i's Boot Baby ' ; V- ''Vr FI mm -1; III m I V. I - COLUMBIA ' -wc A isurmtett I'i rsa i'fioto Practice for (he coming football season has started at Columbia University, and some of the line men are shown doing a turn on the line machine. Charles Crowley (left) is coach and Mai Bltccker Is captain of the team. TUFFY GRIFFITH WILL CIIU'AC . S. pi. i i. - Jerry Tuny" Cruliih or simix iiy. Ia.t who wrecked t h-' Icrmau heavy wi u'ht threat in the person of Dr. Lu.lwitf ll iyi.i;tnn Thursday nlKht. y. ill clash w th (leurfco ("ookc, Australian heavy, in one of the 1 a niHiidei-H on the 'htcaso sta dium card September 2 0. Griffith's four-round victory over llaymnnn boosted him Into two matches at the stadium, the Cook inei'thitf and one in NuviMuher, for which rromoter is nitemptiriK t tV.ciidun. ad-ly sin llarinou I'ajdiii i NiKltl Mall Oct. I. WASHINGTON. S t. 1 L (.?V rostmaMU r Jeneral Drown n rounced today that effective D lob-r 1. wou'd be lycht air inn ervlep 1 MabHslved from St. Louis j " , -''. Mlie IIH 'fusion nl M . .J osepn. .ilo., a slop un the oute. Typhui In Angora tTiNTANTIXOI'l.i:, Sept. 14. ll'l --An epidemic nr tvplius fever luniinlltlK tin to -InillilredH of etlsi'K wan reporteil lotlny fnmi Angora. 1 !io pntllatnent house of .Iuko Hllivia Is uneonipletetl 'dt years nfter thn fotlllilatlons were laid. Civil wnt-H and polltfeal chailKes hnve held up the work. FAIlt Kl.t l llTS L.itt;i:sT (Continued from 1'nue One) I under the original' schedult1 as a ' atlle laiKe put of the stuck in th barns was to be moved this after noon. A Central I'nlnl boy, l'.rnest Latlimp. itf first place for being tlie fastest milker in Jackson coun ty under l yearn of age. Warren Mee ol ApplcKutc took second prize and Donald Oettliug of Ash- ; land, third. There were seven con- j textants and t heir efforts ere V.iiclicd by ft gouil sized crowd. , John Lath top, a brot'.ier of Lrnest, also was a first print win ner, winning in the 4-11 club boys stuck division. lie has the choice of attending the Oregon Slate fair or the International Livestock ' how at Portland, oilier hoys who wuii tdmilar trips to the fair in clude John Millings uf Ashland. James Martin of Uouue Kiver, - F.dw In White of 'ob-man t'reek. I Harvey Chitdels of Valley View, and l ied Lofland nf Central l'uint. I :ti(crtii!uuion( Toniebi The .entertainment program for ' the closing n It.; hi or the fair tn- ! eludes dancing at the fairgrounds ' paxilion, the Mrowuiuu I'arulval at ; 4::;ii, music by Cleveland's orches. ; Ha at i; : I S m the Merchants' ullding and Ihe night show before ! the gr.iudstand, opening with music . l-y the Medford Klks baud, 1 which also tuiiiJhed the music this aftiulon. The show Mill in- elude performances by Do e An derson's Kodeo. the 7erado tinuiif1 land hv M nniel Marelas. tight tope walker. , M TO LAW S I.M'LAlNrn (Continued from Fage One) n reading the ordinance, ie ol which can Hill be tddain tt i:ie police slation, had lnt v- pre.i d I' io mean that a car could no double park loan enough allow a pasM'tiger to alluhL . ir tc be i.-',k n on. This misunderstand a ised most of pic I'lit contro- I t hen city Attorney John II hi kin and Iternald lloherts of the! '"' Piinnina coninilssien .xidain-! this early In the .liscusMen. an cntli.-ly dltferent phase was Riven .the mutter. n the bin feature of I dome away Hh double paikllu: ith.it the nicrcli.inis so stien uoitvly objected to w.l M.IPilille that a car double park ;.t all. . vet -ihel. .. the present comitiii.tl ih have the cuiu'll If their undel -could h"t inerch.inl! I f.. i Is to dollble paikins' as b.f.'ie. Ion wh.n th, pcic.-ued thai iho rill oitici.il would not .Io tin- unt.l at:iv ; turllo r Mi.il. f-ome ineich intH , i clalntiiie :ha. It would .h.e trad auay fi, in the city, tmd 10 indue 1ttKf)ttmM MUK, TOfBCT'K, MgUfOKB, UNIVERSITY STARTS IK .Pjikvto Salem Lawyer and Chief of Police Prove Good Forest Fire Fighters, But State Forester Has Big Heart I S. I.K.M, (Uf., Sept. I 4. Vj A tei-diuue apie-al to I iuveriior I'at-n-r.-nn by Waller '. Winslow. Salem lawyer, and chief nf J'uliee l-'iank .Miuto uf Salem, who were drafted into fire fihtim; service in i Dunlin county, today caused State Furetcr F. A. 1 II Molt to send an order to Doiinhis county wardens ! for theli release. It UmliTSt.iml ihit the urdi-r includes alt of tin t Winslnw party who were drafted. I C.overuur Patterson today re fused to comment on his telephone on versa tiun. ami told newspaper- . , ;niott." The stale ; rocester said t.ie kovci nor had 'turned the matter over to liiin. J The Wlnslow party was dialled. anil fought fires all day yesterday. un direct orders from III lion, j Wlnslow for several years has pro- tested at executive orders deterring tile htintttiK season and unct so n u lit to en loin, t lie enforce men L n( such an oiiler, then as usual, ti I look his party into the woods to i , 1 1 1 L- .. t i m,. i h ,iu , remain lu camp until the first . rainfall that will enable the nyv. r- lntr to lift the ban. , t It was said that Winsluw and j .Mi nt n appealed f..t release so the )m.nd them tu any one needins jeould return home to attend to i Kuud workmen. One of the men, 'important business matters." i hnwevi r. developed sore feet and The order placliiK the party on' ihe povernors order for their rt the bntlle line against fire: has ,.,lSe came Just in time to save him ; excited much Interest in Salem from a day as kitchen police. I he in to permit a double park I in; limit of five minutes. I'arklnu; Limit Abused It vva- generally mlmiited by the merchants eiiuaKcd in the discus - ston and the city ofticials that It about parking regulations that was the general abuse of double would be of ihe greatest good to pi rking and the hum parking ihe people generally, without work limit, tn vnguo until the new or- ing any hardship on the mer d I nance, that brought about the cnams. preM-nt objectionable situation and tin lacl Was brought out hy a number uf the speakers that some business men and their employes were offenders along with theater goers, parking their cars for hour lit the business sestiott, thus takmu up needed space which could be Used by shoppers. It was generally ad mil ted thai If the hour puking provision w is strictly enfnrcrd ii would greatl relieve the auto parking conges tnm in the business district. Man theater goers are in the hubit o parking their cars lit the bu-ine-s listrict whili the attcinl theater performances. Saturday Night Limit It was the general cnncctiHUn that to extend t he hour parking limit from 'i p. m. to !' p. m. Saturday- won Id tend to much relieve I he truffle congestion of Saturday nights, hence the council's vote to make such extension, starting with today. The mayor und roundsmen de clared that the double pal kitu elimination, along Willi the enforce ment of the hour limit of pArUitr. cic. should be given a fair trial over a period long enough to dem onstrate whether there feature-; were feasible, one Saturday niuh: ard one week was not long lor such a trial, they held inuiiih As to ihe merchants effort in, have ihe couucllnieti fix V fie. minute maximum double parkin-; i limit. the coitnctlmen remained silent, uveii when at the Micge-- ; :lun of J. D, IiUfi'U. the ineicbantj present, by a, I'isillC Vote, called ol t.i'ihe couneil'ta vote on the pri' i tion. " After much mam silence. on ihe phi.-e ot the ouestlon. with th lucr. h.iuts still urulnx that th ceiim II k,, on ri cord as Io n f . minutes double parkin:; Html, ti councilman m..klnc a np.iicn fe Mich a vote. Mayer I'lpcs tinai; faid he would call for vote, and no one oh.u old in clinir. slrucled Clt call the roll .Acept K. M and tiny vo llccord All thi Alford to ouucl linen W ilson wen- prceto 'd "no" unanimously . The mcuibi niiy.'i'. IS of the ceuneilinen and It V police depart. m.-iit pr. sent had M 'stud iliinim lb,, dis, Ussiell tll-lt to ei folce i tie minute double p.nkti.si linii' v..-i!.l r,,-,i!i, tlie s. .vm-. s ,,( a small army of enforecment ,.ft:.,..s that such a limit w as linf. ,isi!.:,, inipt.utii.il. would be veiO co.ih to the ta. p.lets. Mid would Iu.iLl- GRID SEASON i AUy-, "Sir t . i witn opinion divided as tn whether the nnler was justified. M'hc ma jority st ut intent appears to have been with the state forester. l:osi :ilt.T I'K'J. Ore., Sept. 14. ($i C. Winsinw , attorney. Kianl; .MintK, S;ilitn rhii-f ..f polici' jtnil 4'harlvs auti ilriili-r. were tiiilny ri-Ifiisi'tl frnin their (ll.- flKlltfi'M ! iirillTil of CtiviTintr I'attiTson. The men wei-e ilrafteil hy the DnUKlai eouiuy fire patrol Thurs day. Tney were released, aeeoril iiiK tn infin illation reeetved liy Kreil Sniitiiu'ii-k. dupervifcinK war den of tile eounty patrol, lifter they agreed to park up their hunt Iiik eiiuiptuent and return to Salem. They had planned to l?o to Wins low's houieMead inside the I'nip iina forest whieh is elosed to ll u lit - hut whieh W'inslnw eotild enter in- m ,.f ,.n i, The foreman staled that he would like to keep the three men as they proved yesterday to be Kod workmen and entered Into (he Job inlustriously. Accordum , to Sntithwlck. he Is to recom-' a worse situation than ever. ;mitct !ohI Sought All dining the last night's dis cussion boi h sides made it plain that they w ere striving to bring McCredie and Chief nf l'oli City Traffic Officer Prescntl look prt in the discussion. und City At turney Frank IV Farrell, who ruc- ils John H. Carkln on October 1, was also present, but as a silent npectatm- Wm! S. Dulger. main speaker for the merchants. jn opening the dis-i cusslon said the nien-hants in nli jeeting to the double parking elim- Ination. which hail been "suddenly; sprung" un the pcopte last Satur day, come before the council not a fault-finding, petty of small spirit, but tn promote the best in- terests of the peoph as they saw it. The merchants realized that the city officials had a hard Job to reach the best solution of the traf fic problem, he said, but neverthe less the merchants were much In wi r nest in their objection to doing j away with double pnrking. Mere hauls I'lv-ent. j Among the merchants taking part in the discu-fioii were John C. Mann. Clan nee A. Meeker. J. D. Ilussell. A. II. Mdbr. Lt-Iand and Lmil Drophy. 1L Jones. Henry b luhrer. Wm. Lvdiard and 11. L. M.nh H T. llubi.aitl. who sat with the ' nieich.,iii.-., and himself a forme:-j meichandie dealer of much e- peiiviue. declared that tho new traftic ordinance was a good step , by the city officials in trying n gM at the traffic problem, and that its enforce nieni would net dnv. any trade aw a. neither would from the city; and th.- old ordinance Where would such trade Ro. A-'! asked. lie said the people would '.".perate. Ili'tter riiilersiiiiulliic Hue result of last nieht . meet iliK was that Imih city ofti. lals and ih.. merchants had a better undci-standlni; of the general con Kcsted tr.ltfle situation. ami the problems that faced eai h. alth.ui;h th.y had a friendly deadlock and the mcichants did not zaU the .chanee they scticht, Itoth sides hail M.,,1,1 by then- .tuns. Just before adjournment V. Itoluer. speakme f,,r the inei chillis, in addl.ss.ne t be meeiitu declared hat while the ihaiits del no! striven fi n the p. ant th.y h.,d th. y w. bid stand I..,, k ofticials In the l.iltels' .he ihe pr.o.l, tn, and ut l rial .Iocs ne w.o k of -th l! ft". e ls to it Ihe pie .'tit s:invf ictot ;i . the m.-i , W.ctld like app, ,r hi fei ceiihctl at, i,, i and then makt w ishes kno) n. hints e the ORF.OON, SATURDAY. ftEPTEMBER 14. 192JI. HOLLYWOOD IN; SLENDER LEAD COASTLEAGUE Missions Cut Margin of Stars to Half Game Seraphs Fall to Third Place Ducks Defeat Oaks in Close Contest. Hy tht- A-ssm-lali1! Pn'ss. l'ai-ifif ('mist IcaKUe cluhs tudav Wert' grouped in one nf the rloseKt striiLi; h-s nf 1 he st-iiHiiii for t he inn m.lrh ims tiim whh h the Hul- lywtmd StatN cuntiniii-d to hold, atthnii'h t he .Ml.ssiuti I teds, whu r-lustd to stay down, had cut th- had nf the southerners to hut half a Kuino. victory of the Missions yes terday ovi-r the Hollywood crew at Los AiiKcle, and the defeat of the Los Angeles Antfels at Unhand.-' of Un San Francisco Seal:; at Kecr-atlon park nt San Frati cJm'o, plunged tint Seraphs down out oi a tic with the Missions fur neeond plac and intti third. Dutch Ucuther, veternn Mi sfun southpaw, cch'braied his ?,tith l.irtlwl-.i' l.v Iw.Uli... th.. lon.Miol"'"L wiiuj' lenders to four hits and turning In u 4 to 2 victory for t lu- lieds, despite the fact that It was Friday the 1 ; t h. In a dd i t io n t o good pitching. 11 e u t h e r aided with timely hitM. Frank Shfllenback pltehd ftr Htdlywood. but was handicapped by rained support, which allowed the Heds to score in the clKhth and ninth. Saiam-nto and Seattle staged another pitching duel in the Cali fornia capital, and the home hoys won. The score was 2 to 1. II was a hut affair, with I-iurl Vinci of the Senators and Al Flsch of the Indians opposing each other on the mound. The I'ortland Ducks nosed out Oakland's Oaks. 4 to 3, across the bay from San Francisco. A three run rally in the fourth InninK gave the visitors the ' lead they held tint I the end. Fnllerion held the Oaks to nine hlts well scat tered. rnlimberinc a batting attack that buried the Los Anneles club long before the end of the Kame, the San Francisco Seals won by an IS to score. The Seals found three AiiKel hurlers for 17 hits, while Jack Knight passed out an even dut'ii binles to the visitors, but wiim steady in the pinches. Suhr. .lolley. and .lahn f the Kuals .aeh hit homers. , Coast League Yesterday It. II. i:. I'ortland 4 11 2 Oakland 3 9 1' Fullerion and 'oodall; 1-Mwards and Lonibardi. n. . i it. Seattle Sacramento Finch and Su-inecke Harris. n. h. i: Los Angeles ti 12 San Francisco 1 x IT '. Watsm Childs. Hulling and Sand herK( airen; Kniht r.nd Mj Isaacs. H. V.. a o 4 2 Shellen- Missions Hollywood Keuther nnd lirenzet back and Severeid. : STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS- r.y thc Associated Press) Coast Hollywood Mission Los Angeles .. San Francisco L. 31 ;u S3 .11 34 4L' Pc. .lias .6IU .r.so . r. 7 a .hul .16s .346 .2. "..1 4S ir. ti i'oitland Oakland s.icrantenlo Seattle Chicago w. 51 TS 73 67 1,3 62 1.. 4 PC .660 .565 t: .r.oo .4 60 .4T.6 .4'JL' 37S Pittsburgh .... New York .... St. Louis Urooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati lloston .- W. I.. Pet. Phlladcphla !'--. 41' ,6;i.l New York 7S a7 .&7K Cleveland . 71 63 ,:.3o St. Louis 70 6.-. .M! lletroit 64 .471 WuslnnKtott 6:' 73 .4.,:) chlcauo ' 3 s 1 .3'. I Itoston 4'.i si .3'.:. Cniker I'hlMren I.om .lACKStlNVILLK. Kla.. Sept. 14. i4i ltlchaid Croker. the late Tammany Hall chieftain, never established a lenal residence In this country and therefore his children by his first man iaKe have no claim to certain valuable Palm Peach property now owned by Itula Cro ker. who was his setond wife, fed eral .llldee II alstid Killer of V-i'-ml, '.la- ruh-,1. attorneys for the ni.ouv announced t--d.iy. Mail Tttbune ad art rcr.d Sv'.yov people every day. Favored to Win ''if' - I - s William TUden h-nl:lT MILLS. X. Y.. Srpl. 1-L pnUKST HILLS. X. Y.. Sept. 14. Kor the Hfvenih tinu in ten Vrs Willli.ni Tllden II. of IMlill! delphla, won tin' national tennis championship tmlay by lefeatini; KranWa T. Hunter, Niv kut hellc. N. Y., 3 4 tl. -., ; 4. KOrtKfiT HILLS. X. Y., Sept. 11. iA'i (Mi the 8piku - torn turf of the went side Hindi urn, younn America has stormed the tennis heiuhts commanded by a pair of auini? Veterans and failed. The battle swtwpen lilj: Dill Til den and Francis T. Hunter on the one hand r.nd iho concentrated power of the rising iennis iencra tlun on the other is all over now tu-rs, have forced into the finals of the national singles ehampionship. Tlie lile uiateti is this afternoon. There retnMnus only a. perfunc tory ehanipiunshlp mateh with TU den overwhelmingly favored to win as the reeords show he has always I n aide to Slllxllle his old ft'ieuL and douhles partner. Anu'ricaii. IMHLADKLI'IUA. Sept. 1 4. (tVi The Athletics clinched the r seventh American letuue pennant by winning f ro m t li e Oh ica go White Sox by 5 to 0 here todayt after. the St. I-ouis Drowns had de feated the Yankees by 12 tu :t in the first game of n doubloheadr ui New ork. tleurfte Earnsha w pitched the decijrive contest for the Macks. winnMiK his t 2 1st vic tory. 1L I L V.. t'hi.iiKo o ; u Philadelphia 5 0 Batteries: F a be r and Her Karnshaw und CnchrHne. JX. H. K. Detroit ... Itostou ... Ilatterle: Harravef ton. 1 3 1 Carroll and llaworth. thislon and A. lias- Kirst Riinir: II. H. E St. Louis 11 L'l t New York 3 7 'I Itutleries: Ulneholdcr and -Man-Ion: Khodes. Pennoek, llelmach Nekola and Dickey, Jot-Rens. Second .ante: St. Louis New York Itatterles: linden I'lpKl'iis and Dickey. i I!' .... 2 .... 4 and II. K. 4 2 12 2 Schar.tf; i:. Cleveland 4 WashiiiKton 1 ISntterles: Ferrell and well; lirown and Tate. H. 11 Ntltional. It. II. K. Boston 2 7 3 .'Incinnati 3 S 4 llatterics: Cantwell nnd LeKett; Donohue. Ehrhardt, Jlixey und C.oorh, Sukeforth. n. H. T'-. Urooklyn Chlcauo llatterics: Clarke ... 0 8 0 ... :i r n nd Picinich; Maloue and Taylor. Ph'lailelphia at Plltshtttx. rain 2 Itames Monday. Clean cotton rags wanted at Mail Tribune office. REFLECTS TEE THRILLS AM) JOY OF SUNDOWN STORIES tHj MARYGRAMAM BONNER Every Day in MAIL TRIBUNE BEGINNING MONDAY Baseball Scores 13!tlSk. Mi sa i ,..'.w: GOLD OF SERIES N NEAR FUTURE OR MINE E By tlio AsiK'iiltl I'T'- The taunt form f .-orlieliu ,,...inn I.K- familiar flw "' baseball wars for -10 yea.s more, stands read)' atsalu to u triuniphanl force In search of world series roIu. A victory over the White Sox by fi to -i .it Shibe pork ''"u'1 ,y. as the Yankees lay rain, brought the house of .Mat K to within lo Karnes of certain victory. Truce Is In prospect ny niKhtfall. Another Athletic tri umph ov.r fhi.aiio today ami Hie loss of either K"'"C ,,v ""' Yankees would end it. A levers-' for the Macks probably would de prive them of Ihe satisfaction of clinchlm." their own flan, as the Yanks doubtless would do H f"' Ihem in one of the (allies nuaiinl I'lcvcdand Sunday. I'-acini; Kd Walsh in the eighth w.lh two Athletics un base, Al Simmons pound, d the ball name Into the stands w.lh his rillth hone' run. which sent the As home ahead by r, to 2. Walsh cave only six hits but Simmons and liishop tot t'rii les and .Simmons anil Holey home runs. Howard !-;hmke cot credit for the victory, but Hoh Grove pitched the ninth after u pinch batsman had re lieved Ihe tall rir.hl han.b r in the eiKllth. The Yankees darkened their ATTENTION, HUNTERS Hunting season will soon be herfi. Make LAKE OF THE WOODS RESORT your hendquurtcrs. I.arjze area of lnmlinfc KrountlH, plenty of same. Why pack In a lot of equipment on your hunting trip when we are fully equipped with warm cabins and plenty to eat. Special rates to Hunters during months of September and October Club Privileges ii iDavaai O parking troubles exist at The Manx The doorman takes your car when you arrive and places it in a garage connected with the Hotel. Just hand him your key as you leav the car that's all. Located in the heart of tha City near everything. Ij SeYviccQiidityJIospitality MjeMANX HOTEL 4 SAN FRANCISCO The Bridge to Plenty is not an elusive or imaginary thing but as the most successful will tell you, may be found in a growing savings account. Your heart's desire, whatever you want, most for yourself or family, may be won, perhaps slowly but SURELY, through the aid of a Savings Account here. COME IN The Jackson County Bank ' S A BUSHED 1 a Aft Medioud, Oregon C.mmcrci.,1 - Sarin, Safe Deposit "EMUralenrHAL KtStRVB SYSTEM tadlum on a technical chare of rain, bulldlnc up a double-header for today. d "ie Senatom nosed out the indlanil by 4 to S. The Ited Sox and the Tlitera had an open date. The reverse In Wash InKtun left 'h' iintbllioim Indlam only .one and one-half riui-s nhcad of the xeiiuully tlnibltloiu 1-irowns in the scramble for thh i money. The clln'hini; of the Natlon.il league pennant hy the Culm wm postponed yesterday when lite re juvenated J'hlllles weathered a ninth-lnninc assault to w:n by ; to ll. and the second-place duel of Hie. Pirates and the (liams was halted by rain at Korls-s field. The ttarne cannot be playe off, but neither team profited or lost by the cancellation since both were involved in the cancellation. -After pliinK up seven runs aeainst sheriff Hlake before he departed.' with nono out in the eighth, lh. l'hlllles entered the last of Ihe ninth with a inatKin ..f 7 to f.. and I'hil Collins perroini iiiK heroically in the relief role. St. Louis assaulted the Itraves f,.r two victories by 3 to 'z. aiul ., io :i. to round out the Nation. ii liafciie prom-am. QUITS Al 21 HOURS LONDON. Sept. 14. Mrs. .Myrtle Huddlrston today ahamlon ed her attempt to swim the Knu lih channel after beint; in the wiiter 21 hours. She was seven miles from 'ape (List Nez, Kfance, ))' destination. She started a South Foreland, near Dover, Km. l:ind. :ir : :ot a. m. yesterday. ill take yotiK car, si r " "It Is Cool in San Francisco" TODAY!