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MEDFOTiT) MATL TRTnUXK MFDFOKD, OKKfiON. TIIUttSDAY, MAY 13, IOTP.
Willing and Moe Aid Yankee Golfers Gain Twointjead
iniirTi Atrnl century mark eclipsed by blond speedster jVCO I PHPTI ANn'MFflFflRI TFAWliTRIBUNES IROUNCElE
JONES ELATED
OF
BY SHOWING
WALKER SQUAD
Tolley and Wethered Defeat
Von Elm and Voight for
Lone British Score of
Opening Day.
SANDWICH, Kiik.. May 15. (A')
J The American Walker cup team
today stepped out ill front ot Its
jliitlah rival to win tliioe of the
four foursomes; the first phase of
the International Kolf competition.
The blue ribbon nolt event for In
ternational amateurs closes tomor
row with eight singles matches.
Hubert T. .lones, Jr., of Atlanta,
Oa., and Dr. O. Willing of Port
land, Oro., defeated T. A. Torrance
and Kox Hartley eight up and
seven to play.
Donald Moe of Portland, Ore.,
and Holiiud MacKonzle of Wilming
ton, Del., won from Sir lirnost ilol
ilernesB and J. A. Stout, two up
and one to play. , .
A gallery of 0000 saw tho finish
of the match which gave Ililtuln
Its lone victory of the day. The
Prince of Valcs saw Jones and
Willing win, walked In with llobliy
The prince tried to finish the Tol-loy-Wetliorcd
victory but hud to
fight for a place In tho crowd.
Cyril Tolloy and Hogor Wcthorotl
defeated George Von Him and
tieorge Voight, two up.
Tullcy's sensational play around
tho greens gave tho llritlsh tho
edge. .
, Britain May Change
In tho singles matches tomorrow
the eight Americans who played
tho foursome today wUI compcto
uguin, but tho llritlsh limy substl
luto two of Its team.
Hobby Jones, captain ol' tho
Amerlcun team; was olatcd at the
good start for his side,' and lie
would have been satisfied with an
oven break in the foiirsomos. How
.ever, he was not overconfident.
( "We may need that advantago
tomorrow," he said.
He admitted with a grin that ho
will sloop easier tonight with a
two-point load. i
j Tho Amorlcans now notul only to
win three of t lid singles and score
a half ill another to retain possos
slnn of tho fnmoiis cup which never
has boon won by the llritlsh.
In the singles tomorrow tho pair
lugs will be:
Johnston vs. Tolley.
Jones vs. Wotborod.
Von Elm vs.. Hartley.
Vnlgt vs. lloldarness. ,
. Willing vs. Smith. - '
Oulmet vs. Torrnnco.
Moe vs. Stout. '
MneKpiuio vs. Onmpboll.
YES! PORTLANDMEDFORD TEAWI
BASEBALL TILTDECLARES HALL
Missions Victim of Ninth In
ning Rally Stars Stop
Indians Zinn Hurls No
Hit Game.
Aiiariateii Prtn 'Acid
Frank Wykoff, U. S. C. sprinter, ran the 100-yard dash at the Southern Pacific A. A. U. champion
ships In Los Angeles, In S 2-5 seconds, one fifth of second better than the recognized world's' record.
Wykoff (right) is shown breaking the tape as Lea Hables finishes second, '
FISH LAKE RESORT
CONCESSION GIN;
IRK WILL START
A new Nailing resort develop
ment In Hiputhorn Oregon is In pros
per;!, according to llepuly (bimn
Warden M. lirown, as Hoy!
Smith lias been granted tho conces
sion privileges from I ho federal
forest reserve for l''lsli Lake.
Mr. Smith will Immediately rush
to completion throe cabins, put Inn
store for sale of supplies mid huva
betwoon 20 mid 25 bouts on the
I ii ltd for hlro. According to the
terms of Ills lease ho must
struct two cabins each year.
It Is tho intention of Mr. Smith
according to report, to turn I'Msh
Uiko Into n Hummer camp. Ho baa
boon carelaker at tho lake for tho
Medford Irrigation district for sev
eral years.
Klsh Lake is one ot tho moat
popular fishing grounds, with a nat
ural feed of soil snails and worms
lor trout. When "thcy'io not bit
ing" niiywbore oIbo, the flab are
usually mighty agroeablo at Klsh
bake, according to repnrls,
With tho development of Improv
ed rnnilB to tho lake, the Pish Uiko
rosort should hoeomo one of tho
most popular In southern Oregon,
according to local fishermen. Ash
land Tidings.
Attendance of Fans Neces
sary Sunday if Sport to
Continue Bend Bolsters
Lineup. .
!RA DERN TWIRLS jWRIGHT, LUQUE
RUSSIAN MATMAN AID ROBINS IN
AN01JSlTC0i,No
1'OllTI.ANl). Ore., Slay IB. VP)
Ono of Ira Dorn's airplane spins
was BUfriclcnt for Nick Vclcoff,
tho Russian heavyweight wrestler
hero lust night, and Velcoff decid
ed to call It u night's work. It
took tho Salt I,ako flash just 25
minutes and 10 seconds to turn the
trick. Tho spin followed a vicious
headlong crush through the ropes
coll-1 and a ton foot drop to tho bare
lnmiilx of tno auiinonuin wnieii
left Velcott an easy victim for
Dern'a favorite bold. As Velcoff
mado a furious charge at Dern, tho
latter doubled up to meet tho rush
and as tho 'Kussian hit him, Dern
straightened up, l'alslrm his oppo
nent in the air and shooting him
over tho top of tho ropes. Velcoff
landed on his back on tho boards
Veteran Pair Justify Trad
ing Confidence of Uncle
Robbie Brooklyn in
Third Place. ;h
Ity lliigli S. rnllerlnn, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer.
Among the trades which imufe u
good many baseball fans think ithuC
tho Uroolilyn Hohlns woro gating
tho worst of tho bargain ! wero
thuse which brought Glenn Wright
and Adolfu Iakiuo to - Brooklyn.
Wright ciinio in exchange fl ' a
good pitcher, Jess Petty, ami; was
useless last year because of it' bad
Hy the Associated Press.
Portland won a game yesterday.
The Missions wero tho victims.
The score was 5 to 2,
Kntering the ninth Inning the
Mlsslon wero leading. 2 to 0.
Until tlio seventh tho game had
been a pitching duel between Ted
Pllletto and Johnny "Junk" Wal
ters, who pitches, catches, out
fields, plays third base and hits
with equal skill. Tho Missions
scored once in tho seventh nnd
once in Hie eighth. Then came
the fatal ninth. Six bits did tho
damage, tho Beavers croting the"
plate five times.
It remained for Hollywood to'
stop Seattle's spectacular climb.
Hpottlng tho Indians' tour runs in
the first Inning, the stars pro-
1 corded to club out a 13 to 7 vic
tory in n fashion 'characteristic of
tholr championship behavior last
year.
No-Hit Hulling.
Jimmy Zlnn, veteran San Fran
cisco right-hander, today bud en
tered that exclusive section of the
Imseball hall of fame reserved for
pitchers of no-hit, no-run games,
ills masterful hurling was done
at Sacramento nsalnst the Sena
tors and resulted In an 8 to 0 vic
tory for the Seals. Just seven
Sacs got on bases, four by walks,
two through errors by Crosettl
and one hit batter. Tho batter
who wan hit. Myril Hoag. was
the only Sacramento man to get
beyond second base and he was
held on third.
Zinn fanned only one man. but
only seven balls were knocked
out of tho Infield.
Their defeat, however, did not
remove tho Senators from tho
league leadership, Oakland again
defeating Los Angeles. 4 to. 2.
urms of the outfielders. ual
The fast fulling darkness h,lni..
' capped tho flold Seal fielders, vthn -were
unable to get hold of ground
CIS.
j The Typos entered the last halt
'of tho seventh 11 runs behind
I They ran In 12 runs to w in th,
I same, amid shouts of ncilrt
j rooters.
j Lamport's team took a second
Mail Tribune cat-ball team de- i trimming from the Associated oil
feated Clold Seal Creamery last I aggregation last night In aJit!
night by tho astonishing score ot : game. This way fully as Interest.
21 to 20. Ing as' tho first game betwei-.
The-dairymen had the game In ; these two teams', the outcomoT
their cooler till the last half of which was 1 to 0 In favor of (ft
tho seventh Inning, then things j Oilers. , .
began to happen., flumes tonight: Jennings Tire
Ualls literally ntined out or tne vs. juecllorn, .I'-jXcnunge; uates AWo
sky. far beyond inn nlllstretcneu i n.
TWILIGHT RALLY
Gold Heal.
mid rolled down Into the orchestra arm. jLuquc, a votornn of 14 years
pit. i with the Cincinnati lteds arrived
Klmer Cluthrle, Kansas City nnd1 In oxehanRe for some much young-
Harry Demotrul, Chicago, wrestled
to a draw with each taking a fall.
It was mainly a rabbit punching
contest. Farmer Vanco and Harry
Olson went to a draw In tho cur
tain raiser with neither gaining a
j fall.
HOW TO VOTE
For Erection of Court House
and for
Washington School Site
I.
Following is a copy of the ballot to bo used in tomorrow's elec
tion on the courthouse project.
It shows how to mark the ballot to vote instructing the County
Court to use the $260,000 now on hand to build a courthouse, and
also how to mark the ballot to vote for the Washington School
Site. . , ,
Primary Nominating Election Ballot
At the Primary Nominating; Eloction to Bo Held on tho lCtli Day of May,
A. D., 1930.
Malta a cross (X) between tho number and tho answer voted for.
Shnll a new count v court house bo constructed in Medford, Jadtson County,
Orcpon, usitiR for such purpose not more tlmn !f'2ti0,0(l0 from the funds on hnnd
nnd received by snid County from the United Stales Government under nn net
of Conuress tinted July 13, lHli. :
300 X Yea. I vote for tho Construction of a New Court Hojiso
301 No. , I voto against tho Construction of a Now Court House.
Shnll the Court House for Jnckson County, Oregon bo constructed on tho
following described site :
Block number ono (1) of Galloway 8 Addition to tho City ot .Med
ford, Jnckson County, Oregon, sometimes0known ns tho Wnshiug
ton School Site.
302 X Yes. I voto for the Washington School Site
Shall the Court House for Jnckson County, Orepou be constructed on tlio
following described site ! i
Blocks eight (8) and nine (9) of the Original Townsito of Medford,
Jnckaon Colllitv, Oregon, lying between Jnckson Street and Third
Street, nnd between Hnrtlett Street nnd Central Avenue, sometimes
known aa tho Armory Site.
biiHcball mntcrliil.
Those two went u lonKl'Wuy
toward Justifying Wllbert Kobin-
Hiin's confidence In them ycstm'ilny
uh they formed un.nllhincc which
put tho Kohlna In third ilado. in
he National lciiKiie, lletween (Rom
they defeated the Cincinnati lteds
7 to !.
Johnny Frederick completed the
Hrooklyn triumph with a homer
with two on hnKc In the sixth in-IllllK.
With the aid of a lot of ruin nnd
colli weather, tlio Hrooklyn victory
HtralKhtened out the National
leaKUe standhiK a trifle. All but
two of the Rallies In National 1
leaiuio were postponed. As ltrook-
lyn went Into third place, Clncln-
natl dropped into n tie for fifth
while tho St. l.ouls (.'ordinals, vic
torious for the eighth successive
time, came up to take fourth.
The Cardinals moved into' the
first division Ity beating tho letlKUO
leading New York t.iants yesterday
by 7 to 3.
Ycstciilaj'H Const Tipiikuo llcsults.
(Hy the Associated PreBS.)'
At San Francisco: H. H. IS.
Portland 5 i'l 0
Missions '2 12 1
Walters and Woodall; T. I'illette,
Caster nnd llofmnnn.
At Oakland: R. II. E.
I,os AnKeles 2 S 2
Oakland 4 11 1
Home, Walsh and Skiff; Crag
head nnd Head.
At l,os AllKclcs: n. H. 13.
Seattle 7 10 1
Hollywood 13 13 1
Hiibbell, House, Lnmanskl and
llorreanl; Hollelt'ion, Wetzel and
Hassler.
At Sacramento: R. H. E.
Snn Francisco 8 10 2
Sacramento 0 0 2
Zlnn and Gaston: llryant and
Koohlct. ...
Uhlc'ss' thero Is more uttendanco
at tHo Southern Oregon Baseball
leaguo games at tho fairgrounds,
the Medford team of that organi
zation will collapse with a dull
and sickening thud, Court Hull .
dlrector-genorul said this morn
ing. He is confined to hiti. home
with a spell of rheumatism, and
unable to get around and- rouse
the funs, who to date, have been
dormant to tho point of distrac
tion, from the standpoint of the
players, who dislike to cavort be
fore vacant spaces;
Dlrector-Oeneral Hall hopes that
the fans will' display their loyalty
next Sunday, und show up, when
Medford plays tho Bend team here,
even though tho senshore, . the
hilhi' and other far rc:ace.'caH
The Medford team Is leadlngl
the league at the present time. .
and appears to bo tlio Heaviest
hitting aggregation ;n the circuit.
They arc now rounding Into shape
and offering n good aVtlcle of ball.
They are as fast as any team III
the league, and worthy of whole
. hearted support.
Ilcnd Strcttgiliciicil.
The Hcnd team has been
strengthened the past week and
arc n flashy, outfit. Like Klamath
Falls, they are hacked to the limit
by their supporters.
Cliff Host In slated to start the
gnmo Sunday against them, . with
Montgomery In reserve. Montgom
ery is assured of reinstatement,
as Ashland will withdraw their
protest. Ho is a high school
pitcher, pitching for experience,
and tho fun of the game.
Owing to the weuther, .the lo
cals have been unablo to get Inas
much practlco the past week as
they would liko but even so they
will not tag enUrclyjholploijl' '
Fans aro reiiuested to do their
Sunday fishing before or after the
game and come out and root for
victory and patronize tlio nntional
gome for n change.
"Clear up your
dear, and
bepopula
skin, 1
L tmm
If ynn dmlre
a clear Kkln
ron mmt
keep your
blond In Rood
condition
Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with
ots of mill end blocks. Medford
Fupl Co.. Phone 631. tf
sss
may be louad in
every good drug
start in America,
Thousands ot users
have testified to its
benefits in unsolici
ted tetters ot grati
tude. Seek energy,
vitality and a clear
skin through the
remedy which is
tnade horn strictly:
tresh "vegetable
drugs and has stood
thetest lor over ID0
' Sole IrT two
sizes. Ask tor the
larger sie. It is
more economical,
S.8.S. CO.
Si
f roui
id sszoir
c omol exien
weak oi boil
weakness I
eficiency in tat
ted-bloo d'Cells.
A lovely, clear skin is within your reach
WITH the last blemish gone, confidence re.
turns. More friends, more invitations
more good times. With the joy and pride of
possessing a clear skin, self-respect increases.
A lovely, clear sWn is within the reach of all.
To you who have lost it, hope is offered, that
you, too, may have a beautiful skin, rose-petal
in texture, pretty as a picture and without a
single pimple.
Skilled physicians recognize the appearance of
skin eruptions as being an indication that the
body's power of resistance is low.
The natural way to remedy this condition is
to restore the red-blood-cells to normal.
This is why so many thousands have been en
abled to free themselves of these unsightly
blemishes and painful skin annoyances by taking
a course of S.S.S. .....
S.S.S. helps Nature restore the blood to its
normal state, Healthy blood nourishes the body
and works against Infeetion-and diseases .
Without plenty of rich, red blood there would'
be no strong, sturdy,, powerful men, or healthy,
beautiful women. .
' If you are troubled with so-called skin ais- -orders,
take a few bottles of S.S.S.
A Clear Skin Comes From Within
WILDCAT PETE PUTS
GOB OUT WITH SPIN
KA'LtiM. On'.. May 1 5. (P)
cd the decision In u ' wrestling
exhibition Iff" Wcdnrwduy nlwht
over Pallor Watkins when tho lat
tor WiiH Incapacitated after, being
thrown to the mat In a npln for
tho second fall. Watkins had taken
the first fall with a stopover toe
25
Baseball Standings
( Hy the Associated Press.)
Const,
.303
Vcs. I voto for the Armory Site.
Tho. first outboard niotorboat
reKatta of last April proved ho
sm-cosMf tit on KnilKiant lake, wotith
of Ashland, n seeond regatta will
be held by Medford post, Amert
ean l-eloti there Sunday. May ir.
Many Moore, chairman of tho last
iVKatta. Indicated today thero will
he more competition at tho next
event and all indications point
toward blKKr and better rueos.
Tho public 1-s Invited to watch the
tryottts at the lako next Sunday.
Henry Kluhrer, who won three
cups at tho last races, wilt be
fortunate to come In second. In
view of tho new boats scheduled
to take part In tho next races.
Hutch Welch will enter a Seft
horc. nnd Al Stevens is enter
Inu a Seahor.te. 24. Std Smith If
also planning new equipment for
hi boat.
.lack Moore Is brlnnlns hti rec
ord-lreaktnir "flyinK Cloud" for
tho Class It division. ThP two Al
bany boats. "Jolden lipper." nnrt
'Miss Albany" wilt be In the line,
tip and eoinMt(tton the boats
save last Knster was plenty.
The Standard Oil company wilt
Install a loud twjjeaklttir systerr. for
the next reirattn and wilt, in other
ways, ro-operato with race of
ficial. Tho loud speuklntc nysfoni
in coiuhO to Medford on a special
truck.
A r'pi7t this moraine indicated
that the races were to lie Rivet by
the Medford Uont club, falling tti(
state hat the resaita Is he n.
Ire Idea of the Medford American
tulon post, which eiondcd much
, I'linn in insnie tap siiccpviq ni imp
t first nnd which l inw Wn knm
w. u ret;
Sacramento 22 14 Jill
1,os Anneles 20 14 .588
Oakland 2 15 .583!
San Kranclseo 20" 17 . fl 4 1 1
Seattle IS 18 .500
Missions lit l!l .45"
llottywood 14 21 .400
Portland U M .314
Nntional.
W. U Tot.
New York 14 ! .600
Chicno IB U .593
Hrooklyn 13 1 1 .542
St. Louis 14 12 .53
Cincinnati 12 13 .500
Plttshrnh 12 12 .500
Boston 14 .34
Philadelphia 7 13 .2X5
American lenptie standlniw un
chnnKed. Vesterday's Rames raln-
"d nut. '
BASEBALL
i, !. .
Far Grounds
Sunday 2:30 p. m.
& BEND
MEDFORD
Admission BOo
Children 12 and under Free
A Pitcher,' Buttle
SHOW BEND THAT MEDFORD
CAN ALSO TURN OUT GOOD
CROWDS
Retain Norblad
A. W. Norblad is a friend of the com
mon people, lie is one of them. After
thorough investigation we, the under
signed, legal voters of Jackson County,
Oregon, believe that Mr. Norblad is in
every way qualified for the high office
. of (iovernor of the State of Oregon,
lie is a man of wide experience. Forty
jiine years of age. Strong physically;
and in the best of health. Able in every
way to carry the burdens of this high
office and render to Ihe people of 1 lie
State of Oregon real 'and beneficial
service.
Vole '21 (X) A. AY. Norblad.
A. C Hubbard
(Jus Newbury
George B. Alden , , .
Dr. J. C. Hayes ' 1
Frank C. Clark r
R. G. Brown, Eagle Point
L. B. Baker
Carl Y. Tengwald
Del'rcy Getchell
E.,A. Turnquist
George P. Lindley
M. M. Kindle
C. C. Leonard
Louis P. Older, Jr.
C. E. Gates
J. H. French, Eagle Poiijt
Charles E. Brown
R. T. Seaman, Eagle Point
C. C. Murray
R." S. Murray
Jerry Jerome o
S. H. Hawk
Wm. M. Holmes
0. C. Boggs
D. E. Millard
C. M. Kidd
P. E. Greaves
R. E. Green 1
A. L. Hill
0. H. Bengtson '
Paid Advertisement
Martha Murray Barrick
H. K. Hanna
T. J. Enright
Frank Ditsworth, Prospect
Alvin Tollefson
Lawrence Pennington .
Clarence C. Cartwright
Joe Fliegel
R. W. Crowson
E. R. Brophy
Carl D. Garman, Central Point
Charles Kell, Gold Hill
James W. Lively, Gold Hill
H. A. Dii Buque, Central Point .'
C. M. Thomas
Ben J. Trowbridge
John A. Anderson, Central Point
Lester Throckmorton, ' Eagle Point
R. E. Robison, Talent
D. M. Lowe, Taleift
Arthur E. Laing
Perl Wardle
Eulalia Bailey
Nellie Glascock
A. P. Butler
T. W. Miles
Wm. F. Isaacs
J. W. Kirkpatrick
W. B. Robinson
0. C. Boggs, Jr.
Norblad for Governor ommittee