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Sees:
Battle
Cards and Braves! Sly yZLiP- H?-
Also Have Good Day
Ily Hush S. I'ui lol hi), Jr.
Asj-ochilcd 1'ress Sport Writer.
A nomewllat Cl-ipplrd Cub team,
lucking Hiiboi'h lloi-nshy and occa-
siumilly a few other reculars. lias
unon imiinns un way upward thru
mo iNawuniu iL'usue anu finally
fn wrested first place from lb,,
ltrooklyn lloliins. The Cubs have
refused to be downed, and even
losillK the flint inunp of their
Bel les to tho Jlobins failed to daunt
them. They came back to capture
the lead yesterday by beatini;
ltrooklyn, 5 to 1,
A record for attendance was set
hi the series with Brooklyn, 47,1)11(1
fans yesterday lirlnRlliR the total
flu 110,0110 for 'tho scries.
The Cards picked up two full
sumes oil the New York Giants
yesterday,' winding up only one
jatne .out of third place, by win
ning a pair of close decisions, 3
to 2 and S to 4.
The Braves likewise won both
ends of a double header from the
Cincinnati Reds, 4 to 3 and 10 to 3.
In tho American league, the
New York Yankees and St. Louis
Brawns registered big gains as the
Yanks downed the Cleveland In
dians, 7 to 6, and St. Louis
trounced Washington, 6 to 3.
Tho Philadelphia Athletics kept
first place safe from assault by
taking a single game In Detroit
im tho Tigers. 6 to 6.
ri'he league's tall endcrs, Boston
and Chicago, divided a double
header, 10 to 0, and 2 to 1.
Alan J. Gould
When the customers became
bored by the amies of the heavy
wohht fi'itkuiffcri In the old daya,
thy nearly always could be as
Rii.ed" of good ring entertainment
by li e light weights.
Down through a line of llluii
trlooif mimes McAuliffe, Lavlg.io,
Kife. flans. Nelson, Wolgasl,
Ritchie, Welsh, Leonard the lighl
w lsht class produced skillful box
IiiB ability, the old-rasliloued wal
le i nml keen rivalry, developed by
plenty of notion.
The division has been erratic
since Innaid's retirement. The
last great lightweight titlo fight
yis Hi- second Leonaid-Tendler
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my Mundell. the Kood-looktne
I i ;miy. "s """"n ly from
held
npG h . " ?. u.'Town s""
t ,ms Ki busy
I "noiiKh
! W ill? old .lanuanl. Sammv box
Al biiiRer, pride of New York, on
luly 1, at the Yankee stadium and
lil, !0'S, ;ir. I"""ns for " best
llKhlwciKht show in several Years
Handell.
nnlcuu i.A i.-..
- a mi since ii
last flashed
hand before the
. " ""lail IMIIH'K 1 1 17 ii r-.-w, .
'I'"lie out a victory on nninc,
the , liiirilfM-.hftitn. i....
ensive stuff t uke Eood care of
the sluRBers. like McUrnln and
SuiKer. The Mandell system of
wearing 'em down, Jubhlim and
siilesteppinK, Is not ex-ltinR but
it Is hlKhly effective. Sammv i
eu;ran in experience but still
jouok enoiiKh. at M. to have plenty
stamina for the challence of the
"ensaimnai, 21-year old New York
er.
In no other sport of prominence
me me inmiiy aits'' as conspie.
nous as tney are in polo, whether
ii is i ne lather-ar.d son Idea ot
merely the familiar brother-act
Knglund has the Koaiks and Hald-
ings. just now In the spotlight of
i n i e i n a t lonal cup preparations.
America has the lliu-h.-ocks. Hop
pings, fiuests. Australia has a
team or four brothers Asliton
now in Knglaml.
uiiiiiiy uuencocKs lather was
on America's first international
team and a younger brother, Frank
tiitciicock, shows much promise.
o keen was Frank's interest in
Hie game thai I pm told he played
unuer an assumed name for a time
at I'rinceton after being forbidden
by his family to compete, because
of a long illness.
The Hitchcock and Guest broth
ers, on opposite sides, put on one
oi the' most exciting club games
of the Long Island season recently
at Sands Point. Particularly keen
was the rivalry between Tommy
Hitchcock and Winton Guest, top
two ranking Americnns, who will
bear the burden together ot most
Yankee hopes in defending the
Internal lonal cup this September
at Meadow Brook. In a mix-up
with the Guest hoys that afternoon,
Hitchcock was tapped briskly in
tho ribs with a mallet but Tommy
caino back alter a short count to
pound out a victory for his side.
iWARF
A new lemnl of -lo for Med
f"rrs iniriiHturr pnlf cuiii-kc won
Hie prize Inst wpok for Harvey
Ttinitjui.si. Three lied for the
women's prizes with -in. The tie
will lie pl;ty'il tomorrow afternoon
ly Aliiry l-Mmfstun, Airs. Conroy
mid ,euore Cillilitml.
Yestorihiy'H low scores were
niiido us follows: Airs. Conroy, CI;
Suzeile Ktcnnett, .r)2; W. Tunxiuist,
41; Virgil Swnnsoii, 42.
LANE GOODkrSEES
luie Gooilell of Portland, state
aucnt for several Imairiuieo com
panies Is ill tile city on business.
Mr. Coodnll is lie publican stat
committeeman for Multnomah
county and when asked who
would be nominated, he replied
"No one knows or could guess
now."
Continuing. Mr. Goodell said he
did not believe tile meeting of
the i-omuilMee would be held until
early ill August, and there will
lie a number of good men to se
lect a nominee from.
Mr. Coodell was former slale
commander of the American Le-
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TO PENITENTIARY
IN FORGERY CASE
F. W. Snyder, farmer minister of
the gospel and enforcement officer
connected with the prohibition
unit, convicted by a Jackson coun
ty Jury 0f forgery of a contract
for the sale of a tombstone, wius
this morning .sentenced by Circuit
Jutige II. u. Norton to serve an
indeterminate- term not to exceed
idx year in stale prison.
Snyder, u man past middle age,
received the verdict with a mini
mum snow of emotion, and was
remanded to the custody of the
sheriff.
In passing sentence, the court
said It had weighed all the extenu
ating circumstances, and bad given
careful consideration to them, but
found no cuuse for swerving from
duty as laid down by the law. The
court said the fact that Snyder had
been a citizen of more or less
prominence offered no baala for
mitigation.
hnydcr la well known In Ashland
ami for the past two years ha
been a resident of Klamath Falls.
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triple utrawberry with a cir-
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euinferncfl of neven Inches ffan
j picked yerterday on the farm of
Clifford Trler.
Golf and Tennis Aces Wed
Aiioctated Prett Photo
I'Altls. .linn- 31). Itciic lalosio, l i-aiuv's tenuis idol, nml
Mile. Thlon Do Ui Cliiiiiine. tho pi-cnilcr woman golfer or l-'iiuuv
wen. married In Uio t'liurcli or HU Clotlilldo ni, noon tiKlay.
laitVwtie, rormr-r ivorld tennis iduuiiplou. and aUo a gtilfcr or mile
roeelvcd tho fongTamliilloiw of nil Praiiiv. iin iMtl Ids bride.
The modernity or the IKIIO costumes was iciiiimmi'iI by lh- medi
eval ixigt-nntry of the t-ntliollci clnircli, making I be artali- one (1r tho
iiwwt Imprcs-slvc wilding sKfliiclc 1-nrls lias seen In many yeai-s
Pleasantly Surprised
With City's Growth
Don MacPhorwn, division man
ager of the Ollmore Oil Co., who
was hero last week, stated ho
was pleasantly surprised with the
gro w t h Medford had made.
Havinu been connected with
the Fruit growers' Supply Co.. at
In a
in
a
Ch
19J0, Lioorrr Mrr.n Tobacco Co.
Hilt, before Joining tho C.llmore
orKanitillon ubout 10 years iiro,
Mr. Mael'lierson was a frequent
visitor In Medford and was greet
ing some of his old friends last
week.
'The reception we have re
ceived from tho independent deal
ers and tho motoring public, has
, uei-ii very grainy. ng and 1 am
confident Medford will he one of
the best distributing points In ,
Oregon for Ollmore blue-green !
gasoline," said Mr. Mcpherson.
hostess it's
isiiiiiliwiiiifte
cigarette
JLHE SUCCESS OF A HOSTESS depends upon her
ability to make others feci at home; that of a cigarette,
upon better taste.
HOW ELSE EXPLAIN Chesterfield's constant gains,
its ever-mounting popularity with smokers everywhere?
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE for the delicate
mildness and rich aroma that belong to Chesterfield,
nor for Chesterfield's unique blend and cross-blend.
"In a cigarette it's TASTE!" Yes and in a Chesterfield,
it's. . . . "TASTE above everything".
esterheM
IN ISLAND IDYL!
"I langerous rni;ulise," an inter
esting talking plot uiv-p lay haseil
on Joseph L'onrads story, 'Vir
tory," Is n o t
as r;u-y as it
s o 11 11 d s. That
word "danger
ous" seems pop
ular as the first
word of a film
title wiht movie
picture d i r e e-
tors. First came j
"1 a n g e r o u s
Curves." follow-
ed by danger-
ous this and;
thuts, and now j
bitched tip with I
Paradise. j
The Kin r y, j
which of course I
has a South Sea
setting, wit It
ami pretty Iropi
sea scenes, stars
Nancv Carroll
some picturesque
cal scenery and
.Nancy Carroll with
playing opposite hei
Uichanl Alien
and has a set
of dctestihlc villians. all
f whom
are killed off in time to pave Hie
way for the marriage of Nancy and
Itichard. who by a chain of cir
ca mst a nces are t brown toget her
on a lonely island with the ulti
mate result of a pretty romance
developing. Miss Carroll's work fu
this picture is entirely of the emo
tional type.
It seems that every man charac
ter In the picture Is after our
sweet Nancy, like yeaiH ago they
used to pursue beautiful Nell, but
in a series of adventures she
escapes their designs and emerges
triumphantly In the worthy Dick's
arms.
Warner Oland. Francis MsDonaM
1 anil CimtiivA Vnn v;..i.frt,.u .,1....
the heavies, along with another
nceiiliar kind nr .,.,, 1.
named Pedro, a short Individual
Graciousness
it's
Taste
laoMrr HnntotAmooQ
TO
nf ti eiiH iulmiB ehest, nml urni ile
vWiipnient. who breaks in c n'
haeks and large soup bonos enslly.
The killings in this picture are well
lione.
A Hearst Mt'trotone Xews and n
short talking roinoily, -Traffic
Troubles" enuiileies the ciUertuln
inent hill, which appears afternoon
and night dally until Wednesday,
at tho liialto theater.
It. A. K.
TOGGERY BILL ON
Miss Kulali Cornor ami William
Pohhnaiin in the beautiful duet.
"Home To our Mountains," from
the last act of the opera II Trova
tore. will be a feature of this
week's Toggery-Nil 11 11-Hush pro
gram over station KMKD on to
night from 6:30 to 7.
Seleethnis from the operetta
Wiidflower will also be given by
the Nunn-Hiish men's trio, nssisied
by Miss Kulh hyon, lyric soprano.
This program is part of a coast
to coast broadcast sponsored by
Nunn-Hush each week.
laebestraum Liszt
Nunii'inish Singers
"Home to our Mountains," from
"11 Trovatore" Verdi
Duel by Kulah Cornor. contra Ho.
WH Mat Poll Ima un, tenor.
Select ions from "Wiidflower"....
Nun-Hush men's trio assisted by
Miss l,you, soprano
"Tales from tho Vienna Woods"
Hoffman
Nunn-Hush orchestra
Liebest ra 11 m Liszt
Nunn-Hush Singers
Dttet, "Hceatise You're You"
(from tho lted Mill). . Ily request
P.y Kohcrtn Ward Hebb and
Wm, F. Isaacs
Vocal solo, "To a Hilltop"
Hy Koberia Ward Hebb, playing
her own accompaniment
Toggery 11111 will sing. "Song of
The Islands" in tho native
tongue, (by request), accompan
ied by Kohcrta Ward Bebb
Duet, "(.olden Days" from Tho
Student Prince
Huhcrta Ward Hebb and !
Wm. !'. Isaacs. I
title It n our honeit
belief that the tobaccos used
In Chesterfield cigarettes ire
of liner quality and hence
of better taste than in any
other cigarette at the price.
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! im.,,1.. ;.. n..t r
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similar to the present daV '
reading i;a,ss. With such,,
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vision vas possible only
when the eye looked at
an object directly through
the center ot' the lens. If
the wearer wished to look
at an object oblimielv in
stead of moving only his
eyes to the new nttrac- ,,
tion, it was necessarv to '
turn tin; head until' Uic
object came into the ex
tremely limited field of
clear vision given by sucli
lenses.
The first improvement
over the flat form of lens
caine slightly over a hun- ',:
dred years .ago, when the "
method of placing a eon- .!.
cave curve on the side of '
the lens to be fitted next 2
to the eye was developed. "
At the end of the last .
century the use of peris-.,,
copic lenses received a"('
new impetus through the.":
extended application of "
deep curved forms. The-:
now typo of curved lenrf';
was called meniscus, '
meaning crescent shaped, ,.
to distinguish it from the '
earlier perisoopic forms.
Iut it was found that,;
perfect ly sharp vision
clear to the edge of the"
Ions had not yet been ob-
tabled. Unwearying study','.'
of tho effects of correct-
ing lenses when placed '
before the eye, accompa-.
nied by mathematical .,
computations of the most
scientific character, soon
developed the fact that -
perleet vision from center
to margin through correc
tion lenses is possible ,;
when the lenses arc com-':;
putcd and ground with,'
the curves on both sides",
peculiar to each individ-
ual jiowor.
The ideal lens should
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objects undistorted and;;
with emial distinctness.!.
110 matter in what direc- '
ion the eye looks through
it, whether through cen- '
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Those lenses make" it ."
possible for the opto-,.
niotrist to take advantage11
of the deep curved forms,.
of lenses in fitting his1'
ast igmatic patients. .
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