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IAGE SIX
STARS
TO
DUCK HEAVERS
15-5
Mays, Chesterfield and Beck
Unable to Stem Tide of
, Hits Oaks Trounce Los
. Angeles in Hot Tilt.
(Dy tlio AHH(ic:nted Promi)
The Hollywood Stars unllmbnreil
their heavy artillery on Cnrl MuyK'
offerings to defeat the I'ortland
Ducks, 11 to 6, yesterday, (.'lies
torfleld and Heck followed Mays
to . the mound after the seventh
and found the roIiik Just as hard.
Hum lei- added to I ho I'ortlaiA rout
hy 111 tt tile n homo run with n man
on in the sovonth. Turner followed,
llollenion to the box for Hollywood
to et credit jir the vletory.
Tho leuBilo leading Oaks had a
firmer hold on tho favored posi
tion In the Pi:lflc Coast league
standings today by virtue of a tor-i
rlil eighth inning at Wrigley field
yesterday In which they tallied Mix
times to defeat the Angels, 6 to 3.
Tho Oaks had drawn sovon
blanks in a row from Clyde ilnrfoot
while Bliiff nud Bchulmcrlch clout
ed Uaglla around tho lot to give
the Angels a three-run lend. Then
came the wild' olghth. Uhnlt sin
gled and ftovivicros repeated. Grif
fin slammed one to center for a
single, scoring Uhnlt., Buzz Ariel!,
caught the fover hy hitting past
Schulmorlch to scoro Divivelros nnd
(Iriffln. Willi ,tho score tieil nnd
Arlett on second, Vorgz hit one to
deep left. Arlett was out ut the
plnle, but Vcwes wound up on
third. f ,
Seals Beat Solons
Tho Ran Kranctsco Seals ushered
In May day at Recreation park in
impressive fashion to overwhelm
tho Sncrametno Senators, 13 to 2.
Shecloy found the bases lull In the
first nnd slammod one Into the
hlonchors to give the Souls a three
run lend, which grew rapidly at the
expense of throe Sticnimonto hurl-,
ors, i
McQuald held tho Seattle Indians
to a single run while the Mission
Hods found Caul nhniser for four
tallies. Zasbniser walked the lead
off man .In -the second and third
Innings and the Missions rang tho
bell nnco as a result of cacli stanza.
Keattio counted its only run when
1 Ion-en ll I doubled to left, wont to
third on ahniser's safe bunt and
camo home wlion lOllsworth'B flyJ
to coutor was caugiit.
Yesterday's Coast League Results
( Hy tho Associated Press)
At Portland: . It. II. E.
Hollywood 11 18 1
Portland 5 13 a
llollerson, Turner and ilassler:
Mays, Chesterflold, Hock and Wood
all. At Seattle: H. II. ' R.
Missions 4 7 1
Senttlo , 1.0 0
McQuado and Ilaldwln; Ztihnlser
and llorreanl.
At taa Angeles: It. H. E.
Oakland 11 15 1
Los AnRoles 3 0,1
Daglia and Head, Ttlcrl; Marfoot,
I'arker, unlloti and Skiff.
At San Prunclsco:
II.
Sacramento 2 !)
San Francisco 13 .11
;l
Jones, (louHl mid Koohlor: Dnvln
...! ,'....... '
Baseball Standings
FOR
WIN
j '
jj Jly tho Assnelated Press,
L Const
J W. L. Vet.
Oakland 10 7 . .01111
- Hueramentn 14 V -.(till!
Han Krutelseu 14 1(1 .r,S3
. Ijos Angeles 11, 111 .r,j4
Missions 12 31 .522
ullywuud 8 14 .am
Koatllo I) 15 .a76
j l'urlland 7 1(1 .3(14
3 - Nnlliiiial -
5 '- W. 1. Pet.
New York 7 3 ,7(10
5 Pittsburgh !) 4 .01)2
" Hiistnn 0 f ,04ft
t'llleaKO s S ,600
Ht. Louis 0 X .4 20
Philadelphia 6 . 7 ,417
Hronklyn 6 7 ,4 17
Clneuinal! 4 8 ,333
Anterienii
O w- I'et-
WashiiiKlon ...a 10 , 3 ,7il!i
lUeveland S 4 .1107
Chimin, fl - - 4 -.ilmi
Philadelphia 0 0 .500
Hf. Ijfiuls 0 7 .402
Hoston ( ' X .3S5
Detroit f. 10 .372
New York 3 S ' .273
' Mother of Five Healthy
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the mother of live
as line, healthy chil
dren as any one
could wish for and
, I give this medicine
ureal credit, for 1
InMAmitiwil look it each time
cnd It kept me 111 such good physical
condition that 1 was always anic 10 no
my own work right up to the last
never lost my strength at ny time. I
woukt not think of going thru expec
tancy without taking this tonic." Mrs.
C. E. Armstrong, 2811 Victor Place.
Fluid or tablets. All dealers.
Fluid 01 Mauiets. m orairrs ..
ft
Dr. Willing of Portland Veteran
of Walker Golf Cup Competition
Hy Itiliiil Hell.
Assnclatud J'ri'Hs Himrts Writer
NEW YOltIC (!) Dr. o. F.
Willing, runner-up In the last alliii
leut gulf c-haniplonKhlp of the
United HtatcH, is the veteran in
age tin the Walker cup team.
The Portland. Ore., dentist, how
ev:r, axked no cunHirteration on a
gulf course on account of his
years.
He entered WalkiO cup com
petition with a great tlu-lll in
:!:! when tho International
mutches were played 'ut St. An
drews. The scoro was tied ut G to
5 with the .mati0 between Dr.
Willing and V. A. Murray left
to decide the Issue. Tho Ameri
can won the match, two up urn?.
one to piny.
lie won his singles match the
folowlng year as be did not play
In tlie foursomes In l!i:( or 1 !,
bis Walker cup scoro stands at
two posits single-handed. .
Tllo Oi-egoiilun went to the final
mali'li in the mimical' last year,
wliere ho was debated by Jimmy
Johnston, four up and three to
iday, arter Willing had stopped
Cyril Tollcy, the lirltish amateur
champion, among ethers.
"I am plotting forward with
much Interest to our Walker cup
matf-hes at Sandwich,", anld Dr.
Willing. "I believe the lirltish
team this year-, will be the'' strong
est the.V "have ever assembled.
Ktool KluiflH, not only In wood
wolf ojuhs 'hut also Jn tho rwl of
tho Hot, down to and including tho
putter, pot tt hotahlo hoost In tho
recent Havannalt njion champion
ship, won 'hy Ilortun fhnlth, jilay
Inj? a complete not of motal-shaft-ed
wtmiMiiiH with a fino consist
ency that yfnldcd rounds f 7M.fi-70-71.
I had noun, earlier In tho
yoar, and hail written In thU col
umn, that Morton had koiio to
heavier Irons for the winlor noa
Ron. hut I did not learn of the
stoel HhaftH until 1 watohed him at
Savannah.
"This really Ih tho fourth set of
hon I have tried In tho last year,"
tho toll younKstor confessed. "Mny
ho tho fifth. I went from Un1itu
to heavier and then to a sort :f
medium set, and then hack to
I I K h I c r. nnd ,-nnw a moderate
weight. I've heep dolntf pretty
;woll with these." '
WooIum: that Mr. fcnilth had pick
ed irn ahnut Jl 1,000 In tho winter
tournamonts at that time, It ap
peared ho had 'heen dolnu; pretty
well with mrmethlnif. I asked if
ho noticed much difference In the
"feel" of a hot from stool-Hhafted
Irons.
"Not in the actual hltllnn of the
hall," ho wold. "I've noticed a dif
ference In tho fuel of the cluh
,on the hall; the alr-reslstance 1
lesH, of course,, duo to tho more
Blonder Hhaft, It, holherd me a
llttln at -first; tho ji luh eomed to
ho ftettlnn ahead of mo, you mlKht
jay? Itujl I like tho steel-shafted
elnlm all rinnt."
SEPIA FIGHTER
GETS SHOT AT
WELTI
By CHARLES W. DUNKLEY
Atiociated Pressoorts Writer
DKTHOI'P, Mii-h. (fl') When
Jiifcklo r'lelds defends his welter
weight erown against Young Jaek
Thoniison hero on Mny 0, lioxlng
fans will ho watching tho first ne
gro eonteniler 1.0 get 11 shot lit the
I l7-inlin(l I ll In III 2s yeni s.
Joe W'aleolt, II10 llarhadoes Po
iiHin. was I lie last negro to get a
elianee at a title holder. He Hindu
good, knocking out ltnbo Kerns in
rivo rounds at Toronto on Oeeem
her IS, P.iol. I'Vom Honey iMelody,
wliu won front Waleott in 1004 mid
on "own, all tho welter weight title
holders hnve drnwn tho color line.
The Detroit hout will ho Ilio first
in whleli riclils has risked Ills title,
lie won it 10 months ago from Joe
Dundee on a lout In two rounds.
The champion ehoso Detroit for
Ills premium heeaiisn he thinks It Is
tils lucky spot. Thompson's mana
ger liked Delrolt hoenuse Michigan
permits 1& rounds. Thompson, al
ways n fast finisher, believes he can
whip Fields at tWi longer distance.
Fields has shaded Thompson In
two previous hunts. Duo of thuni, ,t
roaring linttlo In Chicago, wns In
terrupted In the eighth round hy n
3 ni 11 H- that resulted In the death of
two spectators nnd tho Injury to
several Bcore.
For a year Thompson has heen
camping on Fields' trail. The negro
was not generally recognised as
title timber until n few weeks ago
when he gnvo Jimmy Mcl.aruln a
hard fight in a Madison Niiiare(iar
den hout. ;k:l jirnlll, however, won
a close decision.
Students Ask Golf Links
FAYKTTKVII.I.K, Ark. (,V)
The athletic department of the t ill
verslty or Arkansas junked the
baseball dlnmnnd and shortly after
ward a petition was signed hv 239
s.ndta asking that it he convert
RCROWNjSEATTLE MEET
MEDFOKD MATL
DH- O K WILLING
Naming tin; team at an curly (Into
kIvch yicm plenty o time to ire-
IJUI'G.
"Siinriwkh Ih un - of the flnos
poui'soh 1 lmvo c-vor played. It
Ih rathiM put row, Ioiir and Iihh
sonm Wind, HhotM, and if a wind
Ih JiIowlnK an SO will ho "good
milt, In 1 9 a :t this prprm wore In
tho host possihlo condition'."' -. '
llorlon's sWlnfi la o heautlfully
Hroovod and so mechanically per
fect that I really do not hollove
It makes .much inference what he
uses for tho shafts of his clubs.
Some of tho crlticH explained h!s
not very Impressive showing In
tho Itrltlsh open last summer by
tho fact that ho was compelled to
use wood shafts, playlnw in lirlt
ish events, while ho had heen em
ploying Hteel shafts In his wood
clubs ovor here. Uecently tho
lloyal and Ancient Jolf cluh of
St. Andrews approved tho steel
shaftH for tilt competitions In fireat
Britain, ho that Ilorton Smith's en
try thin Hoa-snii will not cncoiijater
any mechanical handicaps on his
prospective Invasion.
Some of the most thoughtful of
tho professionals arc outspoken In
favor of tho metallic shaft for all
clubs. One of them, Harry Ste
phens, an KtiKllsh professional sta
tioned the last eiKht years at the
Druid Hills Ciolf cluh. Atlanta, ha
devised a coupling hy which tho
standard iroii-cluh'.s socket or hosel
Is fitted without change to a steel
shaft. Harry Is on of the very
finest cluh-makern In America, and
his wood shafts aro things of beau
ty and a Joy forever; hut he told
me the other day ho was Inclining
nuii'o and more to tho .steel.
So fur n.s I can observe, It doesn't
mako a lot of dlfferenco to either
expert or duffer, beyond hlB fancy.
;ltut one's fancy often means a
good deal. In golf.
T
SKATTM;. AVash., May 2. (!')
Tho eighteen! ii ttnnuni north -western
International howling con
gress will open hero tonight for
a 10-day stay wtlh 1(1 men's
and women's teams competing
from Washington, Oregon, (.'all-
fornla, Montana nnd lirltish t'o-
lumhlu. The 1!M1 men's coinhlna
tloiiH will compote from tonight
until May 11 and the woimi wilt
roll from May to 11.
Sixteen Senttlo hooKor fives will
start the tourney tonight with
the out of town smashers ga
ting under way tomorrow night.
Visiting teams competing to
morrow night Include; Portland.
Vancouver, II. C, Wennteheo, Sa
lem, olymplu ami New Westmins
ter, II. C.
Oovernor Kola ml IT. Hartley of
Washington Is scheduled to roll
tho first hall nf tho meet with
Mayor V'rnnk Kd wards nnd other
Seattle of fQlats helping to open
tho grentei howling tournament
of the northwest.
lefendlng champions nre: ive
man event, .tones nnd Dyekman,
Tacoma. rolling this year under
the name of Merrick and Haee;
douhleM, Ilerk nnU Hakke, Seattle:
all events, Hit die Hergman, Se
stnKtc, Ian McPhee, Seattle and
Scuttle. , ,
STRANGLER DEFEATS
ZIKOR TWO STRAIGHT
YANCOrvnn, It. C. May 2.
(I) Kd "Strangler" lwls defeat
ed Martin Zikov In straight fa IN
hero last nh:ht. Lewis took the
first with aadlock and the final
fall with a dentil wrinttm-k. Ted
Thye and (lini' l.nlniix wt-estlid lo
n drnw with oni foil each In the
Heiul-fimil,
NOR
WESTERN
BOWLERS
OPEN
TT?TBTTyfi, MEDFORD,
1V1AJUKN rAUINb IM
REAL TEST AS
EAST. WEST VIE
o
Opening of Intersectional
GamesCives First Hint of
Relative Strength for
Season.
o
o
Hy IJugli S. 4"iillciion,
Associated prcaa Sports Writer.
The opening of the Intersectional
play In the major leagues Is gener
ally considered as starting the first
real testa of relative Btrength
a mo ng tho tea ms. V ri or to the
first 1-Jast - West games, they en
gage In a sort of round-robin af--fair
whjrjj may glvo ono team a
long winning or losing streak for
no particular reason, hut when one
division is lined up against another
there usually ar important
changes.
The Intersectional action of 1H30
campaign begins in earnest today
after a two-game preview yester
day which gave an exciting hint
of what may happen.
In the American league contest,
tho rather battered world's cham
pions, tho Philadelphia Athletics,
opened their first real attack of
the year to trounce tho Detroit Tl
gors, 'li) to 2. Tho Athletics are
In fourth place after the eastern
series, duo principally to their in
ability to mako progress again-it
Washington. Of the five games
they lost, four wore to the Sena
tors. tut Washington outclassed
every eastern opponent to take the
league leadership;
I AlhlctifH lii Holiest.
Against Detroit, the Athletics
played a vastly lifforent brand of
baseball. They started slugging
with the first pitch an Mux IJishop
opened the action with n home
run, and they slowed up in only
two Innings. The final count
showed J hits for Philadelphia,
Including five . homo-runs, three
doubles and two triples, while tho
TigcrH could get but seven blows
from Lefty Grove, who struck out
nine.
Detroit, however. Is down In sev
enth place after losing out to overy
western team and dropping five
out of seven games to Cleveland,
before coming east.
The -western representative a!ty
went down In the National league's
first InlerHcctlonul game as the
Itoston Itruvcs took a surprLso de
cision from tho Pittsburgh Pirates.
The final score, gained by three
Itoston home-runs, was -1 to 3. i
Yesterday's triumph over Pitts
burgh put them Into third place
while the Pirates dropped from
first, won principally by a clean
sweep of four games against the
St. Louis Cardinals, to second, .i.
Walter Merger spoiled a prom
Islng pitchers' duet In yesterday's
game by hitting a pair of home
runs In successive- innings.
BROKEN BY PROXY
NKW VOUK (I) Old Tom
Zai'hary won la straight ball
games for tho Vunkees last year,
lie lost none. Mis list uf consecu
tive victories really was l;i, ho
cause he won tho third giune of
the IHJS world series helween tho
Vankp and the St. Louis Cardinals.
Now he has lost one. "
Zai'hary pitched )iimself s1nto a
hole In a recent game with Wash
ington, and Ihd Shawkey, Yankee
manager, wouldn't let him pitch
himself out again.
Shawkey, desperate for n vic
tory, after the Yankees made a
pedestrian start in tho early
games of tho season, nervously
removed zflehury when the Sena
tors hauled up tu tlu tho scoro.
Itoy Sherld was sent In there. A
hase hit foltowed. Then t.ordon
Ithodes went In. Another hit came.
Meantime, a Washington hatsmat
w iiuiii (eiiii'iiui ,v iiuii iii ru tin iiiti,
scored the winning run. Conse
MueiUly, Xachary was charRed with
tho Toss, nnd his string of games
Won was 'broken.
PREPA WlS FOR
SATURDAYJlELD MEET
ma.IAIKW, ore.. May 2.
(Special.) Mrs. Oscar Martin,
president the I. T. A., nnd her
different ciitnmHtees aro busy get
ting things ready for tho fluid day
concessions Saturday.
Those on the committees nre
Mrs. McOause, in charge of the
salads; Mm. Hensnow, baked
beans; Mrs. t'lapp nnd Mm. t'raf
ton. potatoes and hot sandwiches;
Mrs. ltay Hums, hot dog nnd ham
burgers; Mrs. Tulhert will have
charge ot tho lee cream nnd cold
drinks In tho grandstand, nnd Mrs.
Williams, tho coffee.
The proceeds will go for the
playshed fund.
lopestem predrTt another cellar
position for the lQ-ton Ked Sox
this season.
4
Ieveloping young pitching ma
terial of clan In tin mw pnliey f
M i miner Sianty liaf ri f.
iH'lioll Tigers,
'3
MS WIN STRING
QKEWOV. FRTIUY, -MAY 2, 1930.
MEDFORD TEAM THREE KNOCKOUTS
RATED STRONG
S. 0. LEAGUE
The Medford Merchanta team of
the Southern Oregon Baseball lea
gue will make lis opening bow to
tho fans of this section fciunday at
th fairgrounds, playing the Ash
laOl team. Klamath Falls and
liend will play at Klamath Falls.
The season opening was scheduled
for last Sunday, but rain inter
fered. The Medford team U rated as
strong ah any that have re p re -Hented
this city in recent years,
and there aro many familiar faces
In the lineup. These, Include Cliff
test, who will do tho hurling;
Chester, moved from behind the
plate Ui third bcise, and still hit
ting long drives; the Dunn boys
i'urry and Clarence, and Valencia
on first bane. George Markle will
officiate In the outfield, along with
Dye and iiohls. Al Hrouletto will
catch Sunday.
Ivan Harrington, high school
catcher, and Montgomery, pitcher,
ui-e on th reserve list, and may
sen act Ion.
As soon as the University of Ore
gon term ends, Jack Hughes, fresh
man pitching star of that institu
tion, will Join the locals. Tlughes
let the Kugeno high school down
Wednesday with two hits, and . is
regarded ns the likeliest pitching
prospect In years on tho campus.
As a special attraction Sunday,
the Klks band, under tho direction
of K. Wilson AVaite, will render
mveet music before and duiing tho
game, which-starts at 2:30 o'clock.
The lineups:
Ashland Medford
Conlin 1 R Valencia
Hulen 2B C. Dunn
Mahoney 3 Il.. Chestor
Haas SS II. Dunn
Keaton ,....ltF Hohls
Swartz CF Urackett
Ludwlg vLF Markle
Marvin P Best
Kaufman C. ......... Droulettc
', Utility: Ashland Hoxie; reserve
ipl tchers, Montgomery, Heed and
Kannsto; Medford, -Dye, Silvers.
BARRED AS UNDER AGE!
CHICAGO. (&) Verlyn Smith
i Just a little hoy; ho looks like a
little hoy, anil that Ih why ho in
on the ground, instead of riclinu
tliorouRhbredH to victory. Kentucky
barred Smith bccniiso ho wan undnr
age, taking a cue from Louisiana
which found he was 14 instead of
IB, tle lowest riding ago.
Smith, a jockey with a fine son!
on a horse, possessing nerve and
Judge of pace' rode moro than 101)
horses to victory in Illinois last
year, most of them in Chicago. He
started at Fnlrmount, near Kast St.
Ijouis, last year. .
i
Hill Crest Slope Conquered by
Hepburn and Powerful Erskine
Another mark in motor car su
premacy has been established. And
Italph -Hepburn, nicer of national
fame. In the new dynamic Erskine
Standard sedan, handled by the
tSludehakor-Krakine ngency of this
city, did the work. Stopping in
Medford yesterday for a short con
ference with o. V. Myers atid other
members of the local agency, he
decided to give them n treat hy
showing what the new Erskine ran
do. They picked the toughest hill
available for the test run and Hep
burn started out. 1 le conquered
the Hill Crest Orchard hill, east of
Medford, in high. This morning
he went on to Klamath Falls, leav
ing local auto fans to think about
It.
lieVoro stnrtlng the test trip Hep
burn, whd lis heen demonstrating
Erskiucs on all difflcutt hills of
the United States, coming to Med
ford from some steep dim lis n
California, unloaded the newspa
per representatives who went along
to view the feat.
Ho tied the gear In high. Took
from tho machine all parapher
nalia -which might Increase its
w e I g h t, such a.O wrenches ami
Jacks, and started coasiig haok
down the winding hill.
The hill is approached hy an
? brupt turn from the main road
through n gate. Hepburn drove
about a mite down the road, then
approached Hie gato with n.roar nt
hisrh Fpeed . He skidded round the
cner nnd ; H'tpd1-' upftthe ill ill.
which appeal's n'lnmst perpendicu
EASY If TO
Got Disgusted with Nasty
, Salves. Suffered
Terribly
EVfcRYuNE WITH PILES
CAN DO SAME THING
Q" hope nobody fhe in tlte world
flu (Tern six lonfffycar with pile
and wastes all rne time I did on
aalvea and such stuff,' declare.
Mr. John Linde, well known ag
on Maker, 213 South ( enter Street
Beaver lam. Wisconsin.
' I had lo keep trying something
to keep from suffering;. My caae
WAf had, hut fining helped me
until 1 read the testimonial of a
man . suffering with piles who
rimmed he was helped by Colar
pie run. . 1 sen! away for cow
WISCONSIN IN
SEEN IN PORTLAND;
EX
lOHTLAND, Ore., May 2. (IP)
Three knockouts featured last
night's boxing card with the
Mickey Dolan-Jean Boireau bout
carrying off first honors. Dolan
was awaked a technical knockout
at the end of the fourth round
when Hoireau was unable to con
tinue owing to a badly broken nose.
It was a slugging match with both
boys doing effective work. Dolan
floored the Frenchman twice io
the third round. Jack Silver made
short work of Tommy Hogan when
he planted a hard right behind Ho
gan's ear In the first round, Hogan
going down for the count. Spud
Murphy Bcored a knockout over Kid
Dennis In the second of a four
round preliminary. Jimmy Dolan
took a ID-round decision over Ivan
Laffineur ot France.
I'rimo Camera, '.he Italian moun
tain man, boxed two rounds each
with Peter Jackson, Tom Moore
and Art Shearerin an exhibition,
but ho forgot himself In the first
round of his tilt wltff Shearer and
dropped the ex-amateur with a
blow from ono of his pillow gloves.
. 1
T
The Medford high school huse
hall lonm wilt have a husy week
end. Today they play Myrtle
Creek, ut tho local fairgrounds,
and Saturday afternoon they Jlay
Klamath Kails at Klamath Falls.
Montgomery and WIsley will
constitute tho hattery aguinst
Myrtlo Point, and Caldwell and
Harrington, in the Klamath Falls
game.
The lineup as given out hy
Coach llagan includes Clay, Davis
son, outfielders; Montgomery and
Cu Id well, pitchers - outfielders;
New land, Laing, Gray, Smith, in
fielders; Hurrington, Wlsly, catch
ers. IN SLOW MOTION FILM
COL.UMr.US, O. (P) The golf
ing form of liohhy Jones, said to
ho tho most perfect in the game,
and that of other stars, is to he
shown In Its entirety by slow mo
tion pictures during the annual
meeting of tho Professional Golf
ers' association here next Fehru
a ry.
Tho camera with, which the pic
tures will he taken Is the only one
of its kind In the world. U uses
lar to the people on top, looking
down. About 'half way up he hit
a rut and through a cloud of dust
the car Was seen to be losing speed.
He approached the last few feet
of the road, which end in an abrupt
dirt cliff. About half way up this
steep Incline- the engine stopped.
Tho racer smiled, got out and
removed some air from the tires.
With n jovial "Sorry, folks," he
started down the hill for a second
attempt.
This time the engine lost still
more speed when the cjw ran Into
tho middle-way rut. He got to
Mio steep incline and again the
enuine died. He backed around
and started for the bottom for the
third trial.
With a roar the machine came
up tho hill, scarcely hesitating at
the rut. Followed by a great cloud
of dust, he conquered the steep
Incline and drove out across the
hilltop.
"I worked a lot harder than the
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O Hopimrn mis been driving the
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for several months and there is
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United Wates before returning east,
where he mny fcnter the summer
races.
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Notice to Creditors.
lY the County Court of the State of
Oregon for tho County of Jack
son. - xxr
In the Matter of the Estate of W.
vtl la harnlw fivnn tllflt
the
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i ,r..i hou Imrn atinointeU
by
Uliuci .llhinu - " '
the County court or juckhuii uir
ty, Oregon, as Executor 4 tho es
tate of W. C. Daley, deceased, and
has qualified. All persons having
i..t .i in.,i auiA Auinio nre here
by notified lo preseni uie
ame
vermeu n me manner piuvmru
: by
for
kson
t,Sllltr, Ul tua ti ------ -
County Hank Bldg., Medford. Ore
gon. W!lln SIX IIlllIILIIM iiuill "
gate of the first publication of this
nonce.
Dated and first published Ap
11th, 1130.
- tt- i n r nAr.t'V
prll
i of
W. C. Daley, Deceased.
C. M. THOMAS. Attorney-at-Law,
Jackson County Bank liidK-p
Medford, Oregon.
Kunimoiis
In the Circuit Court of tho Stato
of Oregon for Jackson County.
Union Savings & Loan Association,
an Oregon corporation, Plaintiff,
vs.
Oscar Ij. Cornwall, S. W. MeOuat
as administrator of the estate
of Mabel M. Cornwall, deceased,
and Blanch li. Canode, Defend
ants. To Oscar L. Cornwall nnd S. W.
MeOuat, tho above named de
fendants: In the Name of the Stato of
Oregon: You are hereby summon
ed and required to nppear in tho
above entitled Court and causo
and answor the cross complaint of
tho defendant Blanch K. Canode
on filo herein against you within
four weeks from April 18th, 1930,
the dato of the first publication of
this summons.
You are further notified that If
you fail to appear nnd answer
said cross complaint within said
time said defendant Blanche K.
Canode will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said cross
complaint, a succinct statement of
which is ns follows: (t ) For a
decree of the Court adjudging that
there Is due on said note and mort
gage from the defendant Oscar
L. Cornwall tho sum of J2971.U3,
with interest thereon at the rate
of ton per cent per annum from
August 3, 1029, together with
$250. 00 attorney's fees for the
prosecution of -this suit, and her
other cohIH and disbursements
herein; (2) . Adjudging that Haid
amount is a first and prior lien
upon tho following described real
estate situnled in Jackson County,
Oregon, lo-wit:
Tho North half of Lot Num
bered Two and the South
twelve and onp-hiilf foet of
Lot Numbered Three in Block
Numbered One of tho OriKinnl
Town, now city, of Medford,
JackMon County, Oregon,
Also,
Lots Three nnd Four of tho
Coin L. Knight, Sub-Dlvlaion
of tho l'ftRO property. City of
Medford, County ot Jackson,
Ktnte of Oregon,
prior and superior to nny right,
title, interest, lien or clnim of any
of the defendants therein or there
to, and subsequent and subordin
ate to only the lien of the plaintiff
by virtue of its mortgage; (3)
Adjudging that said premises bo
sold in tho manner provided by
law and tho proceeds realized at
said sale ho applied first, to tho
payment of the expenses of said
sale, und second, to the satisfac
tion of tho ilecreo herein to bo
rendered In favor ot plaintiff as
prayed In its complaint, and third,
for the satisfaction ot tho decree
herein in favor of this defendant,
upon Us said note anil mortgage;
(4) Adjudging that the purchaser
at snld sale bo entitled to the Im
mediate possession of said promises
nnd ho decreed lo ho tho owner
thereof In fee simple, free and
clear and foreclosed of all right,
title, estate, lien and claim of tho
defendant. Oscar L. Cornwall,
therein or thereto, except tho right
of redemption provided by law;
and (6) For such other nnd further
relief as the Court may deem Just
and equitable. Dato of order for
publication of this summons is
April 17th. 1930.
, , I'PJtTKR J. NKFF,
Attorney for Defendant Canodo,
'.02 Cooley Building, Medford,
Oregon.
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DON T MI! IT!
Summon
In the Circuit Court ol tho Stato
of Oregon for Jackson County.
City of .Medford, a Municipal Cor
poration, Plaintiff,
vs.
C D. Coll.Q Mrs. C D. Colby,
wlfo of C. D. Colby; tho un
known heirs ' of C. D. Colby;
John l' Khni; Mrs. John F.
Khni, wife of John F. Ehni; tho
unknown heirs of John F. Khni;
Ij C. White; Mrs. D. C. Whlto,
wife of D. C. White; tho un
known heirs of U. C. White;
also ull other persons or parties
unknown, claiming, any right,
'fe, estate, lien or interest in
tife real estate described in tho
complaint herein. Defendants.
To euch, every and all of tnft nuo'W
named defendants:
In tho Name of the Stato O
Oregon, You and each of you are
hereby required to appear and
answer tho cOplaint filed ugalnHt
you in the above entitled suit on
or before the last day of four
weeks from the date of tho first
publication of this summons, said
period of four weeks being tho
time prescribed for publication
hereof, and If you fail so to ap
pear and answer 'said comifiut,
for want thereof, the Plaintiff will
apply to tho Court for tho relief
demanded In Its c(..plalrit, to-wit:
That a decree be entered adjudi
cating any and all ritfht, title, es
tate, Hen or claim which you or
any of you have or claim to have
in, to, or upon the real property
situated In tho City of Mcdfot,
Jacln County, Stato df Oregon,
described as follows, to-wlt:
Lots Four (4), Five (G),
Eight (8). Nino (9), Kleven
(11), Twelve (12), Thirteen
(13) and lurteen (14) in
Block Ono (1); Lots Eight
(X), Nine (it) and Ten (10)
in Ulock Two (2) in Oalcgrovo,
according toiho duty rocord
ed plat thereof,
nnd declaring nny and all such
claims to be null and void, and
decreeing that said JMtfntiff Is tho
owner In fee simple of said prem
ises, and of the whole thereof,
free and clour of any and all right,
title, estate, lien or interest of said
defendants, or uny of them, and
that each and all of the defend
ants herein, and each and all per
sons claiming or to claim by.
through or under them, or nny
of them, be forever enjoined, re
strained and barred from qssortlng,
attempting to establish, or claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien pr
interest in or to said property, or
any portion thereof, and that
plaintiff's title to said premises bo
forever quieted and set at rest.
Tho dato of the order for pub
lication of this summons is April
17th, 11)30. Tho time prescribed
for publication of this summons is
ciico each week for four consecu
tive weeks. The date of the first
publication of this summons is
April IKth, 1930.
. HARRY C. SKYRMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
. Post Office address: Medford,
Oregon.
BynonMa of the Annual Statement Of tho
FIRE ASSOCIATION ot Philadelphia, in
the stme ot Pennsylvania, on tho 81st
day ot December. lBIiy, made to th
Insurance commissioner ot the stato of
Orison, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock
paid UP $ 6,500.000,00
INCOME
Net premiums received dur- .......
Inn the year $10,915,215.74
Interest, dividends and rents
received duriott tho year. . 1.337.987.87
Income from other source
received during the year.. 682:572, 36
Total income H2.835.775.98
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid durlnc the
year including adjustment ....
pen sea 4,906,255.01
uiviurnas pflia on capii&i
stock during the year....
Commissions and salaries
paid during the year
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
1,684.090. CI
. 3.570.168.78
curing uie year
Amount of all other expen-
680.482.4C
aaures
1,610.691.08
Total expenditures S12.49Z.287.9B
ASSETS
Value of Teal estate owned
(market value) S 137,380.14
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value! 20,042,874.84
Lonns on mortgages and col
lateral, etc 4,718.017,81
Cash in banks and on hand. 1,614,687.19
Premiums in course df col
lection and written since
September CO. 1929 1,924,186.33
Interest and rents due and
accrued and other Items. . 485.846.10
Total admitted assets..,. 329,522,991.91
LIABILITIES
Gross clilms for losses un
paid I 1,580.181.88
Amount ol unearned prem
iums on all outstanding
risks 11,315.135.00
Due for commission and
brokerage 12.894.82
All other liabilities 938.054.65
Total liabilities, exclusive
of capital stock of 15,-
500.000.00 113.846,265.85
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received dur
ing the year $ 108.033.07
Losses paid during the year. 50.630.90
Losses incurred during the
year , 44.818.08
Name of company FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Name of Prestdt-nt J, W. Cochran.
Name ot Secretary E. L. Keilej and
A. I. Voss.
Statutory resident attorney for r?ic
Insurance Commissioner.
C
CLYDE HILLYER
415 Boardman
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