'M1-:PK0UD MAT Li TftTBTTNT'!. MEDFQTiD, OKKdQV. SATrT?P"AY. MA V 10. n
FIVE
Kill
SEATTLE WINS
PITCHERS DUEL
Ortman and Hanson in Close
" Mound Effort Seals
' ;1 CHno I In in I oarlprs Rv i
J Defeating Stars.
(By the AsstM'iiilt'd Press)
; .U A sliiKffHt. and two piti-hcrs'
' duels featured piny In the eoast
leaKilc yesterday which saw the
teams in first and second position
in lite stnndinss defeated, while
tSan Francisco, in third place,
edged closer to the top notch hy
' virtue tif a ! to 3 victory over
.Hollywood at J Angeles.
The pitchers' duels were fought
; ol Portland, where Seattle defeat-
: ed the Heaver-Ducks, 3 to 2. making-
It three straight in the pres
ent series. And at Oakland, where
a relief hurler held ie Sacra
mento Senators to four scattered
hits to give the Acorns a 'I to 1
Win.
. There was little to choose lie
Iween Ortman and Hanson, the
' nioundsmen respectively for Port
land anil Seattle. lioth allowed
seven hits while Hanson collected
four utrlUeouts against Ortman s
. Scuttle hunched hitH, how
ami put across the tieing
rfin in the ruth and the winning
tall in the sixth,
t Moli Hurst. usually a relief
linger, went the entire route for
the Oalts, while Ijiuri Vinci, a pro
duct of the sand lots, lasted seven
Innings on the mound for Saera
n' nto.
; The .Missions and Angels played
'l-'iugid haselmll at San Francisco,
the local nine finally emerging
from the contest, which saw 35
hits of which 6 were home runs
ond eleven doubles, on the long
oi. d of a IT to 13 score.
The San Francisco Si ills made
,lt four ttraight over the Holly
wood Stars at I-os Angeles, defeat
ing the movie city team, 9 to 3.
Yesterday's Otast IUfciic UesiiUHj
( Hy the Associated Press) I
At Portland: i- J1- ,,J-
Seattle 3 T 0
'l'ortlnnd - "
v batteries: Hanson and
"riaiii; Ortman and Woortull.
Hor-
!L ii onlilimil' H. H. 13
i
AGAINST DUCKS
5'crnnlento ' j " PITTSIH'UOII. May 10. (P)
aklnntl , , i Jack V. Ilunl. who with Ills wife,
llutteries: Vinci. (lould nnulWns k tl,.,1 in an automohlle accl-
Wil ts; I hirst and Head. ! dent recently In W ilmington, N.
; At I.os Angeles:
R H !
; Pan Francisco 9 1JJ 1 '
Hollywood 3 7 1'
- i'.atterles: SSinn and Gaston: j
Jlollerson, Vde and llassler.
j
. .- v,nWn. It. II. E.I
1- A.,,.l,.s . 13 1" 1
.Mlmlins 1' ' "
i I'.atterles: Duerht. W'nlsh, llol
llng. Peters and Hannah: Warren:
ister. Nelson and Hoffman.
j HEAD BENEFIT TEAMS
UL'CIENia. Ore.. May 10. (P)
Two football teams, eaptilined h.v
'Iti.'orKe C'hrlstensen Jind Austin
, Colbert. OreEon'f famed nuartet
ton tackles on the University
Oreunn varsity last year
will
briiiK to conclusion the spring
; practice today on Hayward
field
' in a community chest
benefit
i Itame.
The OreKon football squad,
f' which has been working out under
.i.ir. i mrence tunc, ih-....
nier Minnesota mentor, has been
j divided ns evenly as possible be
j tween the twn teams.
, John Kltzmiller. the "Klyins
Dutchman" and all-coast quartcr
' buck, will appear in action for
! during the Oregon
, State college game
i her.
nnd
last
Oregon
Baseball Standings
(fly the Associated Pre."s.)
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'Grid Star Will Be Coach
I X5l 1 v., l J tL i 1
I Hll Wf..v
WKST POINT. V. V., May
Army's trrratt-si ton) ha II slais,
10.
has
lion hniiKliately alter his Hraduatlrm, June from the military
at'julerny. in order to mvept a 'oaehin: posltlmi at Mississippi A.
and M. lie also will work for "a larire eomnuMfial hint sc."
Carlo's plans were announced by
j: Major Phillip IS. Fleming, cradu
, manager of athletics at the
military a c a d e m y. Meeauso of
Cable's prominence in the athletic
world, Major-Cieneral William U.
Smith authorized tho cadet tu malic
a statement in his own behalf. , which I would indeed be most for
"It is with considerable regret,"' tunate to attain after 30 or 35 years
Ca-jle said
"tlmt I shall submit
Former Husband of Golf Star
Killed in Automobile Accident
1 ' ""S " irOIIIIIlClll 1 IHMIUIIIII
sleel man alio lormer IIUSOIIIIll m
Dorothy Canipliell llurd. one-lime
woman golf champion of the Unit-
eil . Stales. Oreat lirltain and fan-
In Plttshurgh dull circles. His!
1 second wife was Mr
Caroline Me-
Cord Hiitterfield. a native of Col-
umbuK. Ohio, who resided in New
York and I'inehurst.
llurd and Mrs. itutterfield were
married during the Christmas hoi -
Idays of lUL'T.
WELTER KiNG !N
DETKOIT. Mich.. May m. (JP)
For the (list time in 2!) years a j
of neRiu reisns today ns me welter
weiBllt champion r the world. ! Pete of lOuKene to his credit, l.ob tlclpaletl the most extensive In
The newly crowned title holder j Walk In, cxnavy champion, ex -1 terscholnstle track meet ever held
Is youim Jack Tliiimpson of Oak- peels to make short work of Vaqul i h(,rc Th(, ,.eeoid-breaklng entry
land, ('ill., who conquered Jackie j Joe when the two meet at theilllt exceeded by fourteen schools
Fields In 15 rounds of fiahtinn In Armory next Monday nlpht In an, a hundred entrants tho lineup
the Olympia niuna lust iiIkI.I. I finish match, promoted by Herb i fr ,nMt y(,,ir.
Fields, who won the cliampiollhhip : Owen. Wntklns defeated I'ete at Preliminary heats were run off
from totleriliK old Joe Dundee in
, Detroit Just 10 mimtlis aKn.
" ,.,., .,. ,,,.,,,
went
down to ciushini; defeat in his first ! mmencs nns neieaieii tne moian. numl(.i of entrants. I'rellmlnarles
defense of the honor. ! Yaiiul Joe is ciimlm; direct to,n t)l, )(IO-yaril dash, the 220
Thompson battered Fields from ; Medford from Texas and expects, ,.1(jh yi0 nKh hurdles and 220
pillar tu iost. winnini! so convim-i to wrestle several limes In various ynr,i )ow hurdles were scheduled
Inglv that Iteferen F.lmer ( Slim") , sections of the state before t-eturn I fl)r the mrnlng session, o many
McClelland lastalltlv raised Thonip-i im-'- He has an enviable record , thletes had entered In the 220
son s
when the hell claimed ending the
I conlesl. Thonipsim was credited j Holds. j Morning nunllfylng rounds In
I with winning ID of tile 15 rounds. I A fust preliminary has also been ;,),,, rf .,.t events Included shot
! Willi, three going to Iho defending ! arranged for the card, presenting piJ, discus, broad Jump and jave
chainpion. 1 ""' Krl"h' "f Medford against a iM
The nigros vlctorv was n start-: worthy opponent, to be announced,
Unir nnset as Flcld'i had twice de
fealed him in loround engage-
ments. Few figured that Thump-1
son. 1-aving twice bowed to l!ie su-;
pcvlor fighting of Fields, could con-
e.uer him in a third meeting. Fields I
entered, the ring a 3-to-l favorite!
and he lell it as ;u,:indly defeateil ;
as ever a ring chanyiion had been.
ill I I Nil V. I niJ U IMLLU !
BIRDS ON N. Z. BEACH
! Al'CKI.AMJ. New Zealand UI
In making his record-breaking
dash of Mvr.nT miles an hour for
la nilleiQlonc .Ninety-Mile beach
hire. Wizard Smith in his racing
; aulo, "The Anzac," killed seven
i biir sea birds.
(file car was fast
for the
.:ri.irA. line 1 0 Vn 11 n d carcass
'J2' struck Smith in the face, nearly
finn ; blinding him nnd causing him to
-i i ! lose control of the car temporar-
f. n,..hin.. al.-l,l.lf.,l .rinviTTk
!ulr before Smith r.caine. ...
trol.
- , ,
twvit.i.w 4J
Christian Keener Oaj;!e, one of
ikM'idiMl to sulnntt his nMiKiui
my re.sjnntion to the war depart
ment after Krauuauon in oraer io
aecopt two position in olvil life, one
:t fitoih:ill ctnirh lit MiSHissinol ;.
nna M an(, ,he otner wltl, tt larK(1.
' commercial house. The combined
j salftry is considerably more than
. the pay of a maJor-Keuenil, a ran't
of service.'
, A divorce from Dorothy Cnmp-
hell llurd was recommended for
! llurd in 11123. The master in the
i divorce proceedings found "Mrs.
i IHIIU k'Miwiiimi iimui(,cn ii
n in im- eAi-niit.n in uvi iiiuiuki
relations." llurd testified Hint
! when Mrs. llurd was not playing
! golf she was writing for golf mag-
Two years prior
Mrs. llurd had
; filed suit against llurd chat-gins
cruel and barbarous treatment.
This suit was dropped, llurd then
filed a suit chat-King his wife with
i desertion, but It also was dropped,
i A short time later tlm final suit
tsuft was filed by llurd.
THINKS YAQUI JOE
WILL PROVE EASY
With n victory over Wildcat
: Sulem early Ihis week after a torrid
; niaten. and, ns a rule, i-eio in past
to his skin m manipuiuung iiying
- l later.
si:atti:. wash.
May 10. (Pj
The Pacific Const cenfereneo dual ,
track K-iisiin was officially opened I
In the Pacific northwest on the
Tniversity of Washington fllej ye.i-
terd.iy when Ihe Washington Hus
kies trounced the Oregon State;
college te.itn, I fi 1-3 to 52 2-3. j
Allhouh no record" were brnk-i
en. Paul Ji"-Hiip. 11 foot 6 ,9.-h i
Husky wciiihlmnn, gave the spec-!
tatois ft thrill with n :.l foot 5 Inch
sliot-put throw. The performance
, did not count, hufttw, as Jessup
fouled on the toss
Tiis next best
', was 49 feet 4 i Inches, which won
! the event. Washington, raptured
i II first places anj Oregon Stale
three. The hiwh ill
was a triple!
- lie wiin the I tea ve: C piaem g two
'-n ""1 Vn-diiii:Q.ii one.
IROM ORANGE BY MYRTLE CREEK
as
REDS FEATURE
CLOSE BATTLES
Fourth Successive Tight
Contest Lost Through
Poor Peg to First
Grimes Gets Funny.
Uy Ihmh K. rtillerton, Jr.,
Associated Presa Sjiorts Writer.
Ho far this season, the American
league has been reversing the usual
order of things and producing a
large number of pitching battles,
while the National league sluggers
have held the upper hand. Hut the
Cincinnati Heds have been doing
their best to make he older circuit
conform. The season for the Heds
.seems to be ju.st one close game
afUw another, whether they win ot
iose. Cincinnati engaged In its fourth
successive clo.se game yesterday,
losing the series opener to Phila
delphia, 3 to 1. through one costly
error. Joe Stripp's bad throw to
first in the second inning paved the
way for two Philly counters.
Through all the test of the Na
tional league, only one other pitch
er went the route.. Hal Carlson
Usted nine inning. while the Chi
cago Cubs took fir.st place nwa
from the New York Cllant by beat
ing them, 6 to 5.
Iturleigh Crimes lost his chance
to do something for tlm Host on
liraves by being too polite to Um
pire Mike Uonohue. After protest
ing several decisions, Grimes found
one he liked and his exaggerated
thanks earned him a trip to the
showers. We Willie Hherdet tnrn
the Cardinals a 10 to 6 victory over
the Braves.
Clark-lVKy Duel.
Bill Clark of Brooklyn and Joss;
Petty of Pittsburgh engaged In u
fine mound duel for seven innings,
but both departed suddenly ns eaen
team scored four runs In: the
eighth. Brooklyn won the game.
7 to 4.
Lloyd Brown of Washington and
Bob CIrove of Philadelphia went to
the top of the American league
pitchers as they each won game
number 4 with no defeats. Tho
, .Senators won. 14 to 3. Grove was
effective after his usual bad first
i Inning, and the Athletics took the
American league lend by beating
I Cleveland, fl to 4-- - - ' '
I George Thle fanned eight aa De
troit won a 5 to 4 victory and
checked all the Yankee sluggera
except Karl Combs, who drove In
all of New Yorks runs with a home
run and a double.
Danny MarFayden took his turn
In combining pitching prowess with
Tom Oliver's hitting, to give the
Boston Bed Sox their third succes
slve victory. lie held the St. Iou:s
Browns to six hits for a 5 to 2
triumph while the rookie outfielder
made two more hits to make it 1
consecutive games In which he ha-s
hit safely.
ROUNDS AT 0. S. C.
CORVALLIS. Ore., May 10. WP)
l-'ive hundred athletes from 52
; nlh ncnn()s of oretton today par-
llH n.nnK. Qualifying rounds
necessitated by tho meat
w,,r(, required.
LOCALS DEFEAIED
Medford high Rehool baseball
: team was defeated yesterday after-
noon by the Myrtle Creek nine at
Myrtle Creek. Score: Myrtle Creek,
?; Medford, 2.
Iiefent was due lo costly errors
In the field.
The ji'ilntj for Medford were
made I.O Newland and Clay.' The
group was handicapped by the
small field.
Score:
Medford
Myrtle Creek
Caldwell and Wisely
Adams.
II. H. K.
fi I", 5
7 13
Jones and
Orenon Weather
Fair tonight and Sunday but
cloudy In the went portion, mouer
niK lem pern 1 ill e.
ate tlorlherly winds on the c oast.
IN SENIOR LOOP!
PREP TRACKSTERS
IN QUALIFICATION
TROEH BREAKS
1 98 BIRDS" FOR WiTH BR1TISHER; 5.!" 4 WINS BOW
GUN PRACTICE FOROLD TROPHY L- MEET HONORS
PORTLAND, Ore.
Ml,y -(!
.M. Troeh, I'ort-I
r Led by Krunk
land s internationally kntwu trap-i
shot, more than -u shooters, gath-!
erad here for the Northwest !
Sportsmen's association annual j
tournament, today will shoot oil
the first 100 targetH on the north-1
west I tl yard bird race and the first;
100 birds of the northwest handi-.
cap. 1
Troeh yestonfciy set a record fori
the other trigger pullers lo shout
at hy topping a field of more than
TO first-day gunners in the prelimi-
nary Pi ltcyard targets which was 1
the opening day feature.
Despite the fact no tallies were
at stake, Troeh broke 1 !S targets.;
On his first 100 Troeh shattered 7f
before he lost two birds on the
fourth trip.
R. S. Searle of Seattle captured
second honors with lHii of the fly
ing clay birds. K. Rheltoit of Sa
lem. Ore., was third. F. O. Grewell
of as Angeles placed sixth with
1S5.
Charles Lelth, manager of the
Portland (inn club, captured the
only title at stake yesterday, Ihe
doubles crown, on the 00 Iti-ynrd
birds, hy cracking ii out of 100,
but dropped down to H'J on the sec
ond for a total of lil.
Mrs. II. M. HollyfieU! led the
women shooters, competing i the
preliminary 200 with 182. Profes
sional honors went to Hush Razee,
shooting salesman of Denver, Colo.
Itoger Dew, former Medford
high school student, now of Ku
gene high school yesterdny after
noon defeated Harry Garfield 5-7,
6-2, 6-1 in three sets of tennis on
the lucal high school courts.
All other victories were on the
Medford side, with Joe Pnttan de
feating Kugene's bnskethall and
football star, Berg. J-loyd Kunder
nian and Ham Jaw played on the
team yesterday for the first lime.
Sunderman defeated Kberh a r t.
and Law and Reddy defeated
Kberhart and Simmons.
Results of the matches were as
follows:
Kdmiston (M) beat Gould (15),
6- 2, 6-1.
Garfield (M) lost to Dew (E),
7- fV, -(i, l-.
Roddy (M) beat Simmons (13),
0-1.
ration AI) beat Berg (E), 6-0,
6-0.
Sunderman (M) beat Kberhart
(E). 6-4, 6-4.
Ed mist on and Patton (M ) beat
Gould and Berg (E). 6-0. li-3.
Beddy and Law M) beat J'lber
hart and Simmons (E), 6-1, 6-1.
l.lvcsiotrk.
PORTLAND. May 10. W)
lloga 220; cattle 5; calves 0: sheep
811. Week's total approximately:
Hogs 5295, cattle 21 70,i calves 19(1,
sheep 3 9GG.
HOGS: Compared week ago.
killing classes mostly 50c lower.
Feeders, 50cdr$1.00 down. Hulk
light butchers, $10.50. A few
loads' Monday. (10.75. with one
deck at 11.00. Over nnd under
weights $10.20 down; heavies down
to $9.00 nnd under. Hough pack
ing sows, $7.50 f 8.20; odd head
smooth, $8.70; slaughter pigs
mostly $!).7SMI0; hulk feeder pigs
$11W11.50, with $11 hard to get
at week-end.
CATTLE: Compared week ago,
mostly around stonily, with steers
weak. Two loads of outstanding
quality steers Mondny $12.00; bulk
of supply graded from low good
down to common, $11.35 down to
$9.50 nnd below. Heifers In londs
up to $11.00; top cows, $9.75; hulk
desirable she-stock, $8.75 up. Low
cutter down to $4.00. Cutter to
medium bulls mostly $11.00 i 7.50
odd hend beef type, $8.00 and
better. Steers nnd calves down
ward respectively from $l2.50ffr
10:50; off grades largely $7.00
8.00.
SIIHIJP: Compared week ago:
spring lambu $1.00 lower; old
crop lambs nnd yearlings, $1.00
oi 2.00 and more lower. F.wcs 2&i
O0c down, extreme iiu.itibli- tops
at weel-enil spring lambs, $10.
Old crop lambs, $7.00. Yearlings
$6.00 and ewes $5.00, shorn basis,
except spring lambs.
Produce.
I'OIiTI.AN'I). Ore., May 10. (P)
111 TTKIt: Firmer, unchanged.
IXKIS: Weaker, unchanged.
Milk (hutterfut), poultry, coun
try meats, onions, potatoes, wool,
nuts, hay, cascaru bark and hops
steady nnd. unchanged.
Portland Wheat
I'OItTI.ANIJ, Ore., May 10. IIP)
Wheat futures:
Open High
Low
Close
1.02
May ...1.01 V, 1.02
1.(1 1 "4
July
Sept
...1.01 1.02-14 1.01 1.02(4
.1.02 (4 1.03 1.02(4 1.03
Cash wheat:
Ulg Itend Ultlestem, hard
while
1.17(4 I
Soft white
Western white .
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western fced
1.03 4
1.03 (4 i
101 j
1.01 (4 I
l.oi 'A !
..2(1.00 I
Oats: No3-S lb. white
Todn:t car receipts: Wheat 2D, !
flour 4, corn 2, oats 2.
firtl Tribune ada are rsnd byj
20.00(1 People- every day. tf'
. ..
, THE MARKETS
WILLING IN TIEIASHLANDTO PLAY
i nrun iirnr r
Shoots 148 to Square With
;
Hex Hartley
Plciy-0ff j
Sunday On 18 HoleS
. . . .
M06 FiniSheS POOrly.
SANDWICH
Kngland. May 10
-Ai 1 r
O. K. Willing, Portland, j
tber of the American
Ore., membe
Wniker cup team, and
Ilex Mart-1
ley. British Walker cup
player. 1
ti(.,i today in the 4:j-year-oht St
dr!"o.f. willing
Georges challenge cup golf com
petition with Itli-bole scores of 148
They will play off the tie tomor
row at 18 holes.
Willing played perfect golf for
12 holes III the first round, hut
lifted his head on threo mashie
shots later, each error costing Ilim
a rlroke.
Tomorrow's play will mark the
second time the Portland dentist
has engaged In a play-off for the
historic trophy. In 1923 he fin
ished the 3(i holes in a tie with
lira nils Oulmet nt 153 and In the
play-off the nostotllan scored 77
lo 78 for the Oregonialt. Oulmet
Is the only player to win the SI.
(ieorge'e cup while engaged In a
golf invasion of Kngland. Doug
las Grant, native of the United
States, hut resident of Knglnnd
has won It twice.
Don .Moo, who tied at 71 with
the Hon. Michael Scott for tin
lead after 18 holes, found plenty
of trouble in the second round and
required 87 strokes. Scott, too,
shot hlmseir out of the golf com
petition with n second round 79.
Moe look only 13 putts on the
first nine greens, with single putts
sufficing for tho first, Hccond,
rourth. slxlh and seventh holes,
and seemed set for a record score
when he encountered rough nt the
12tll nnd took a six. He finished
the round with 29 puttsi
George Volgt. after il great 72
In the morning, took 78 In the
afternoon for a score nf 150 and
George von Kim ndded a 78 to
ll 75 for 153.
Y. A. Torrance, last year's win
ner, finished with a total of 100.
WASHINGTON, Muyv 10. VP)
President Hoover left the White
House shortly before 7 o. m. for a
wenk end of fishing ot his reserve
In the Illno Kldge mountains.
Mr. Hoover was acconipnnleil by
a small party of close friends, In
cluding Associate Justice Stone of
the supreme court, who, like the
president, Is nn ardent fisherman.
The chief executive plans to ro
turn to the capital Sunday after
noon. Hobby Jones has been playing
golf since before he was 0 years
old. ,
ATTENTION, GROWERS
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Mientiil work. As Hie nnme indiejilen, Casein is tbc ttelive spreading; at,'ent.
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add it lo your spray schedule with confidence.
Tkc Grasseli Casein Spreader in connection witli Arsenate of Lead sprays or
Arsenate of Lead and Summer Oil combination sprays; and secure better con
trol of insect pests in your orchard.
Sold only in one poiid lasHine lined biifjs, HO to tjje carton. - Full directions
for usiiiu are printed upon encb bait.
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SG0BEL tt DAY
I
In tho Southern Oregon baseballj
league games tomorrow, the Me.1-,
fo,-.i ,
Knlla fci
am Journeys to Klamath!
.... tiwi ,n.nni.u. th ...iwAi.i
there, and the Bend learn, wearing!
jthe Philadelphia Athletics, will
i plav Ashand at the fairnrounds.
The same traffic rules ; last
waiuruay win prevail, amiiihiui i.ni
traveling way of Kings hliih
wny and Stewart avenue, and Med-j
ford fans traveling Holly street or;
oakdale avenue to Stewart avenue,
The Ashland team has been
strengthened during the past week.
a no aiso ms me i.eut-m ui u -- o
practice.
The Med ford team will leave tor
Klamath Falls tomorrow morning,
and Cliff Best will start on the
mound, with Droulette behind the
bat. The locals have plenty of
batting and fielding strength, but
in the opening game failed to have
it organized.
A fair sized delegation of Bend
funs will aceompanv their team t
this city and a number of local
fans will journey to Klamath Falls
PoltTLAND, Ore.. May 10. (P)
C. J. Hltek, district United
States forester, said today lie lind
received word from Washington,
1). C, that Secretary of Agricul
ture Hyde has approved applica
tion of the Mount Hood Develop
ment association rot permission to
construct n sightseeing tramway
up Mount Hood to Its summit.
MI.hh JpmhIo l lira ndo ii coach
ed tho Odt'HHa. hiKh Hchool Hoccnr
team of Klmira, X. Y., to a cham
pionship In tho Trl-C'oimtry Hoo
cer leaKi'ft. Whe Ih one of tho few
women In the country In ehaiKe
of a hij;h nohool athletic team
rompowed of hoys.
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TrllS 15-itory hoitelry U more than hotel . . . iti a
home to tU who live beneath lu hospitable roof. Beau
ttfully famished lultet and tingle tooroj, each with com
pletely electrified kitchenettes, multiple radio and every
other conceivable convenience. 5 Located In the very center'
of San Francbco't busy social and business whirl . . . close
to the theatres, smart shops and great department stores. "
JPaladal dining room and coffee shop, or If you wish, pre
pare your meals in your own convenient kitchenette.
Dally hotel service and garage In connection.
The El Cortez Hotel
GEARY NEAR TAYLOR STRBBT
SAN FRANCISCO
MORTIMB A. SAMUEL, AUMffc, Ommm
SPOKANE FIVE i
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L..,. in
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1930 live-man Nonrthwestern inH
ternational bowling championship
company of Spokane, with a score.
uf J.S75. '
Rulling In the last round of
games for tha. piassttication in me
lKth annual congress of the or-
ganlzation here last night, the Spo
kane five tiust-d out the MerriclC
& Bace sipiad of Tacoma. but
yeai's champions, by 42 pins.
Other money winners Included;
B. A. Conyes, No. 1, Oakland,'
2.7 7 7 ; Salem Legionnaires, Salem,
and Bergonian Hotel No. 1, Seattle,
tied with I'iS,
The Seattle Stars No. 1 went into1
the lead with a score of '.I.IISU last
night in the first women's tourna
ment ever held In conjunction with,
the men's congress.
Doubles and singles events in
both the men's and women's tour
naments were scheduled for today
am tonight with the Hweepstak.-s
and special matches being conduct.
ed tomorrow, the last day of the
10-day tournament.
In.tlveii' anniial meeting; here
...ii-tv todiiv the officers, of til
bowling congress voted to hold .the
1931 tournament in Portland. Ta
coma had also bid for the tourna
ment. Hubert H. lialns of Spokane wr.K
elected president, succeeding Irv
ing Green of Seattle, and C, 11. Mi'
Crlniinnn of Portland was named
vice-president.
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INTERNATIONAL PICNIC
AT STATE FAIR GROUND
SALKM. Oro.t May 10. (P) An
"International" picnic will be held
nt the Klale fair grounds all day
May 20. PerHuiiH trom all other
unites nnd Canada who nre now
HvliiR hi Oregon nro Invited. Chief
.litHtice O. P. CobIiow of tho Btato
supreme court will be the speaker
of the day.
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