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P3SE FIVE Amateurs Inaugurate Battle For Western Golf Championship B..eb... s,.dig. I Til PIM IIEPIPJQ DCT1Q DCTAIW HEAT MAY BAR; CYRIL TOLLEY C- - rr- Giants Willi Rod and Gun In Rogue Valley By Ernest Rostel and Dick Green IILULH ULUIUL0 IU-U0 HLIrUM TO ENTER DAVIS FIRST WEEKS CUP CHALLENGE! SERIES EDGE Illy the Associated Preasl Coast W. I.. Missions 5 2 Oakland I :' SacrutniMito t :t Hollywood 4 :i TIGHT CONTEST F FROM MEDFORD BY HOI RUNS I. os AliKeles Tort land San Kianrisco Seattle. 4 .l'J!i 4 .42:1 I .4-"H afEDFOKD MATL TRTBUyfl. rEDFCRD, OftFfiONT. MONDAY .TVLY 21, 19.-.0. LAKEVIEW WINS CLEVELAND AND ATHLETICS WIN OM TOURNEY Johnny Goodman Not to! Play Chick Evans Cards I Best Practice Score, 73) On Par 71 Course- ! CHICACJO. July 21. fff An army of golfers, drew it Hteel 4oilay to begin the battle of yev irly Country club, scene of the western amateur chumpiunshh ! tournament. j Billy Sixty ot Milwaukee and; Art Sweet cf, Chicago were listed to head the parade of 215 uspl-1 rants over tha 3i-hole qualilyiiiK route, which will be finished Tuck- day. The low 32 then will set vJut In match play duel, with tbel ,16-hole championship final set forj Saturday. I Heat yesterday bothered eon-j tenders in their final practice rounds, and Cyril Tolley. 1!H!!! llrilish amateur champion, said he might decide' to withdraw if; the weath'et tiidn't inndrate. I Should Tolly fail" to sturt, T.- J'htlllp Perkins, -another former; Uritish amateur titlehomVr, who; now resides In New York, Wtiuld. rank as the British hope, .Moo Starts latv. Don Moe of Portland, ore., de fending champion, was on ilvck, but was not due to start out until late. , Johnny Goodman, who elimi nated .King Hobby Jones from the naiinnal amateur at I'ebble 1 tench, C:illt, last year, felt he had had too much golf and decided not to accept the issue. Charles (Chick) Evans of Chi cago, who has won the western title eight times, had the most impressive practice score, carding a 73 over the par 71 test Satur day. Ho was regarded ns n front rank threat, as wen Jack West land. Iit2!) Trench nmatetir cham pion; Pick Martin and Johnny Lehman, a pair of former big ten titleholders; Keofe Carter of Oklahoma City, a former western amateur champion, and Otis No votny of Chicago. Figures for the C702 yards of territory are: L ., 'nr In 3T.3 444 4 3 53 & 71 1'ar In 353 444 4353(171 A number of local shooters took part in the 5u-liird event at the Hague Valley club grounds yester day and the usual good scores prevailed. Wm. Bates turned in a splendid score of 50 straight, und won the trophy put up by the club for yesterday's shoot. This being one of the first trophys ever won by Air. Bates, It carried with It the hearty congratulations of the club members. S. C. Menden hall and K. II. Lamport, two local aces, who were both shooting a little off their usual form, crowded the victor with scores of 4S and 47 respectively. The scores follow: sp hk I rn to oo 4 fill 47 I so 4 . 50 4ti ! no 4n j 6(1 4 5 50 4 4 511 43 50 4 3 50 3 50 37 50 35 CO 35 W, Bates S. C. Mendenhall H. Lamport C KariH John Perl Furry i'o. Kads S. Newton C. W. Wood (f. J. Mcl'herson .. L. Hichardson Wilson Hubbard Tom Knright F DALLAS. July 21 VB Orovr Cleveland Alexander, veti ran pitcl er. was given his outright release today hy the Dallas cluli of the Texas leacue. Failure to keep trainini; rulca after he had prom-l-d to do so several days aKo. was iven hy Hon Tarleton, vice-president of the Dallas ciuli. a th 1 re'. "n for Alexander'M removal from the roster. Pile Sufferers Voq onn only get quick and pt nianent relief by remnvin the r;me--congestion of blod in the Mow,.r 1,nwe and a weakening the p.irtK. .VothinL' but an internal modifinp can do thl t!iaf- why rii!Unir r.nd salves fail. Dr. J S. L-'inhardt dlseover-d a real inter-n-il Pile remily. Aftr p.-escribim: :t f-ir Inoo patients with ucr in ' f;iie. Hie named it HKM !i'ID. Irui:iri!t nverywhre now f'H ii. and Jarmin Wru.d- guir nnte,. mmi0y back if HKM-Koll) J'en not end Piles in any form. l j Harry Rosenberg, young out fielder, has been purchased from San Krancisco Missions by the Nu Vnrk r.iants at renorted nrice ! of $40,000. i . j PIRATES BEAT TALENT 24-10 What promised to be a close battle resulteG in a one-sided score of 24 to 10 when the Jack sonville Tirates yesterday at the fairgrounds defeated Talent. Tal ent was leading 5 to 3 at the end of the first half of the sec ond inning, hut four rmiH gave Jacksonville a lead which could not be overcame. Pete Montgomery and Joe Ko nostro did the honoi'M for Jack sonville in the box with Hill Korfe behind the bat. Marvin Mont gomery replaced Spears as pitcher for Talent when the latter was knocked out of the box with six runs in the fourth inning. I'ete Montgomery knocked the only home run of the game in the seventh inning, sending the bull sirling down the first base line, with no players oh bases. Over 400 people witnessed the game, which clinched the valley huyh league championship for the Pirates, who -are now negotiating for sanies with the Medford Mer char s, Coquille. Olendale, Mon tagu.! and one or two other nor theru California towns. Coast League. Yesterday P,y the As:-o. inted I'rrss I 11. II. I Port land ';l 1 ' Hollywood 1 I' ! Ilalterief: .Mails, .Mays I I 1 aim: -Ili'Hersim and Hauler. II. .. 0 K l.os Angeles Oakland ' ,J j Hatteries: Hnerht and Hannah;; Henderson anil Ueatl. j Second Runic: 1. 11- ! l.iw Aniieles M 10 "j (Oakland ' S 0 Ha teriesi Peters and Warren: rrnBhcad. I'cai.iin. Dumovirli and l.iiinlianli. j K. II. B. Snn t-'ran isco 4 11 1 Saciamerto .7 11 0 . Bnttcricr: M-Doui:al nmi i e nehsky: Biyan and Wirt:-. K. Second giinv: B San Krancisco " ' 1 Sacramento ' S ,ft 0; Ballerles: ,la obs, Turpin urn f:-..:inii- Knatlng. Vinci, ioiild and Will". K. Seattle Mis-Ions .... llattei les: reani; Lh'b maun. . 0; 0 lior- Hof - Iiiimnnski and , Darruuh anil Afternoon Rime: Seattle Missbn lSatterle: Killllo, C.ix: II- l'"1, tp 1,11,1 M'FAME DEFEATS FARRELL IN PLAYOFF ELM !: LU. X. V.. Jv!y 21 - (p, Willi - MacKarlalie of Trti.k ahoe. N. Y.. is the new metro politan open g"!f h:implon. In n b.Mtl- f fninier n.til'T.il open ( h impi-'tu.. MaeKarlaiw- 1.' .it Johnny Farr-il of M.imnroneck. N V.. two ytioKe yqerda. in iiw.ir :;:-b,,l i layoff of the tie whi h wound "up the regular hides Mi in F r i bannoonhiti play. Earhip held the open t:tlt ami E.irr-ll in C's. C.nnna. Nevada's ill"t nettle ment. had a populntion of Jl'i. JACKSONVILLE ! I i Home Run by Eastern Short Patcher Clinches 3 to 2 Victory Fans Stage Wild Scpne. Southern Orosim StiulilinK V l-t I'L-t. Klamath Falls 3 1 ."in Bend 2 2 .500 I.akevlev 2 2 .500 Medford ' 1 3 .250 Yesterday's Ni-ures Lakeview 3. MedfoYd 2. Klamath Falls lt, Bend 15. In the hest played game of the season Luke view defeated Med ford, 3 tti-2 yesterday on their own grounds before a wildly exeited eiowd of home folks. iKt k I luges, pitched for the lo- cais, ami until the sixth inning Liikeview failed to garner a hit off his delivery, not a ball being knocked out of the infield. Lukevlew won the game in the .sixth inning when wit h two on ha sea and two down. Chuck WIrlh, shortstop, hit into left field, the wind carrying the hall over Cnlkln.s head for a humerun. Lukeview fans and players went wild. Women leaped from the grandstand, and men threw their 'straw hats into the air. Wirlh was carried about the field on the shoulders of teammates and towns people, and it required five min utes to restore order. Med ford scored its first run when Dunn walked, and Calkins sacrificed, and Dunn scored when Markle poked a sharp single into right field. The second run came when Bowman scored, after walk ing on Drou let te's hit to center. Koth I lug lies and linker pitched good hall, each allowing six hits and whiffing' six men. Kach team made mi error, which did not count in the final result. The Lake view team, now com posed o'f University of Oregon and St. Mary's college men, will play in this oily next Sunday at the fairgrounds. ! The score: Lakeview AH. Wirth, hh '. 4 ! IlarnuH, rt 3 Dodson, cf 3 Libby, c 1 Neis, 2h 4 Vernon, If : 4 Orr, lb ..... 3 Baker, p 4 26 All. : 4 4 4 2 i Medford . I Dunn, sf) j Kaufman, If . Markle, rf .. I liuwman, 3I . I Droulele, c . O'Brien, cf . Minis, lb Dye, 2I I 11 utiles, p II 2'J 2 7 1 . Summary: Home runn, Wirth; two-bane hit, Dronlette, Llbhy; stolen liases, Lakeview 2; Medford 1; wlltl pitches, linker 1, liUKlies 1; struck out by Hughes ti, by linker ti. t Yestrday was victory day for the Kenwood baseball team of the valley hush league. The team de feated Modoc lu the forenoon, 22 to 20, and in the afternoon de feated the "Stickles" 14 to x. The games were played at fJrnnt serv- ice station on the Crater Lake highway four ' ford. miles from Med- :': BEAVER PLAYER GETS INDEFINITE LAYOFF , ' ! POItTLAND. Ore., July 21. One' more the official axe has ! fallen on the tanned nck of Mack II. II. Hillis, seend baseman for the I ti o; Portlund Heavers. Thoman U Tur , fi 1 it 0 ner. president, unnoiincprl today Kunz andniliis has been Indefinitely uh Hoffman. i pended without salary for violat ing club rules when the team wiw playing In Los AnuN last week. Lcsj than two months aso he wan fined 100 for breaking training. GALLOWAY TO DISCUSS Hon. Chas. V. Calloway of the on gon fiale tax commlwin will address the taxpayers of Jackson county Saturday afternoon. July in open session at Pomona Orange. Lake Creek. His ml-feet Will he the classi fication of properties for equaliza tiun and as-ement purposes. ! Shnrt fiiuhlHpeing Mights cost 50 cents a inTnon at the Kresny, Cal., jaii port. By the end of this week, over 200.000 steelhead and salmon trout will have been salvaged from several Jackson county streams now drying up. W. K. Coleman, state superintendent of fish screens, assisted by Thomas Cing kuid. by the end of last week had taken 1X0. iMM) trout from Sardine. , Sams. Kane ami (Jails creeks ami placed them in the ltoguc river. They are doing sim ilar, work this week at Trail creek, where at least 20.000 fish are expected to he salvaged. Of this total, approximately 125.0UO were taken in Sardine creek from pools in different parts of the stream, a short distance north of Cold Hill. The trout are the result of natural propaga tion and In the opinion of M r. Coleman are of a sturdier type than those produced in fish hatch eries due to the fact the Iroiit were self-supporting from the time they were hatched and are not fed like those grown in hatcheries and then turned loose in the river or other streams to care for them selves without previous experience. Inability to reach the Rogue river from the small streams causes the trout considerable hardship through difficulty to find suffic ient sustenance. Most of those taken so far, were In a starved com! it ion. The mortality rate of the fingeiiings Is expected to he remarkably low. Another menace that these fish must endure In the pools of drying streams are water snakes which swallow a fisl several inches long. Last Friday Mr, Coleman killed three or four and during the past two weeks, has killed over a dozen. Last , week, one snake became so am bitious it Jumped and bit deter minedly at a wire basket in which 1 he trout were being caught. It bit the wire so hard that some pressure had to he exerted before the reptile could he pulled loose und killed. The snakes are num erous In the county and dent ruc tion of many small trout is at tributed to them. in three weeks and possibly less, irrigation demands In the Talent district are expected to reach. that stage when the storage water In Hyatt lrairie dam will he exhausted and fishing for the season will bo over. Irrigation officials indicated today that the water is expected to serve the dis trict until the middle of August. Although 1 he water will he de pleted in the reservoir, there will i he a sufficient amount remaining, i of Merest to the valley, grow covering approximately three f ''"H" l produce acres, to assure no datnage to the I Im "nnouncement made early bass, perch, crapples and sunflsh, I this afternoon that (horge S. which have furnished such good! Burton of Uogue Hlver. under the angling In the' backwatetH of t he 'supervision of City Market Mas dam all season. However, when i to.- Corlles, is taking charge of ti the risli me gathered in the small j wholesale dlviMion of tin- public pool, fishing will probably he ban-I market for the sale of honie ned until the dam fills up in the ' grown fruits and produce In unn ittitumn. j llty. l uither. that Mr. Barton wants At the present time, angling I Klx tnnH ut ,,., tomorrow continues to be good at the- dam. mmnlng for the coaHt trade, hav with satisfying catches made over hj(ff nrrunged to sell that Mtumtlty the week end. Dorothy Parr, young Ilt ,-rescent City, und this morn daughter of Deputy tlume Warden j nK ,e took ft (.onhKnrn,.lU f prl Uoy Barr, made her first big bass i (,(tH im, p)(tat0(,M t(, Klamath catch when she hooked a 12-lnch F(lls fo. m,p lhm ,oca I grow fish I-r day. She landed the tinh ,rH jm. lu,ko(, t(( r th(,lr frult successfully and was one of the . ..,,, , ti, ni.,rb( ,.n. proudest girls In southern Oregon. Jimmy Mulllnson, son of an Ash land railroad man, is another pioud youngster. He landed quite a string of bass and pent an hour or two exhibiting them In Ash land. Reports indlentc the bass are j not as good as they have been j for eating purposes. Algne, green water moss, for a short time past has been their main source of food und the fish are said to have a mossy taste which will continue until the summer season Is ended. Angling lu Fish lake yesterday, despite lowering water level, was reported today to have been huc cessful for most of the local ang lers present. Dr. I. O. Hunch was the center of attraction for a time and had little difficulty In landing a good supply of eastern brook trout while other fishermen nea rby looked on. The fish re fused to bite their hooks, although they were using the name kind of lures. Seeley Hall and Fred Scheffel each caught a steelhead in the Koiie river Saturday evening. The i-M iiier aiso uookcm a jncK Kinrion run fallen to lumi mm. l nev used rues, in the river yesterday, Ileau- monl De Losh hooked a good sized steelhead and would have hi nded him but for n In-oken hook. salIem solons beat ALBANY VALLEY TEAM, SAIJv.M, Ore.. July JI. MO Klri-li-hlnti their hltn fur i-vry li;u LiiiiM.Hllile. thf K;lle'n fnntr. !' fe.-fti.it Allinny here Hun.l.iy, 7 t 4. in a Willamette Valley leauun (fame. Morgan Poles for Circuit in Ninth to Defeat Yanks- Foxx Also Produces to Beat Tigers. By HUGH 5. FULLEARTON, Jr. Associated Press Sports Writer Kihlie Morgan of Cleveland won I a game by a home run in the ninth 1 yesterday. Ho 'slammed his isth circuit blow of the season with one i out and one on base to defeat tho New York Yankees, 0 to S, and to undo the work of those more I ani ons home run hitters. Bake Kuth and Lou Gehrig. Ruth poled his Ulth homer off Milhurn Shoffnor, a perennial tim of the Ituthlan drives, in fourth inaing. Ct-Iii: hit Ills a moment later and another in next inning. Jimmy Foxx also had the satis faction of winning a hall game tho home run route. Foxx connected with (iuy Cant rell's delivery for No. 2t with one mute on base in the eighth and en uhled the Philadelphia Athletics to defeat the Detroit Tigers, f lo a. Other lesiills of thin homer were to give Lefly Grove his L!th vic tory of the year. The Senators produced a pinch homer by Joe Judge hi (lie ninth Inning, followed hy a similar clout by Art Shires, who supplanted Judge at fiist haso. hut they only produced three runs, not enough to overcome the St. Louis lead, and the llrowns won, 8 ,to ti. Sox Win Two Chicago's White Sox pulled out a 5-to-4 victory over the Hod Sox fn the second game after poumli.ig out a HI-to-1 decision in the open er as Ted Lyons scored his ltth victory of (he Honaon. The St. lxuis Cardinals handed the National league leading Robins a ir-to-ti trouncing. Chicago went down with hardly a murmur tinder the assaults of the New York Giants, Who won hy a lH-to- count. Hack Wilson hit his 2th home run of the year as the final Cub gesture of the game. Hos'tnu and Cincinnati, battling for sixth place, failed to reucli a decision lu Iheir nltetnpls to break the "current tie. The Roils won the first, game, 8 to 5, but lion ton re versed the result hi the second, pounding three pitchers for a Lt to 1 triumph. I I Mr. Barton will arrange for Its sale In wholesale quantity, in the meantime Market Master Corlles will continue to operate the retail department of the to''ii market, "ft1 Wall Street Report N I0W YOltK, July 2.(A) The youthful hull movement Buf fered sharp reverses In today's Htork market nH the hear faction, utter about a fortnight of com pncLtivo passivity, once more let no their heavy aitlllery Just before the close. Ti adirig was in light volume until the final few minutes of trading when the tieker fell a few mi n men In arrearn. Hharen clon ing off to four points Included I. 3. Hteel. Ocncral Electric. t American Telephone. American and foreign power and North American. The close was weak nnd miles nj nnjxlnmted 2.&0,0no share. Todny'e closing prices fo 12 ne- lei ted Hocks follow; j ,rn Can 123 i m f(ty nn( Tel. 2fl 4 ', :( 7-v. . Anaconda f;nM fIM.( MK Wright ' fllluir,, pi,,-,..!.' nt.w r,!i freneral Motors 1 Kennlcot Copper 42 V, 411", nr. 1 1 K 1.4 Mont. Wnrd .., PimKo fornorntlon Sears Hoebnck H P M- Johhb Hill. fnrmiT Hmilhrq fii fnrnin nlhlete. In nan of the lenil- j inK ontflelilcrn of tins I'nelflc Connl league. . National W. lit f.l 4i; Hrnoklyn Chicago New York ftJV...'.. . .. !,' I tost on 40 iCitu-lminll 40 Philadelphia 29 American ; liilailelplifa Wushlimton New York . Cleveland ... Detroit Chicago St. I.ouis Itostou P. M. 7:30 to 7:4!i Anins 'n' Andy Nlll' service to Kill), KIIQ, KOMO, KtlW, KKCA, KKS1). 7: 15 to S .lohn and Neil- NIK', mr- vice to KTQ, K(1W. 7:45 to K Senator Tublm CntniuiiKu Program Nile service to K(l(, Kl'M. 8 to Uuily Seiner's Shell Syni phonislH NHC service to Kilt, KOMO, KC1W, KI'O, KKI, KSI 8:15 to . 8 to !t Cotton HloBHom Minstrels NI1C service to (JO, KKCA. 9 to 9:30 Pacific Serenudera NHC service to K0, KIIQ. KFSn. KOA; K(!V 9:15 to 9:30. 9:30 to 10 House or Myths NHC service to KC.O, KfiW. KTAK. KSU KOA. 10 In 10::i0 Harp Harmony NHC service to KHO, KIIQ. Ul:;to lo 1(1:45 Ylr Krlen" Scotty NI1C. service to KOI). 10:45 to 11 Hot Spot of lttidio NIK' service lo KtiO. 11 lo lli Hotel Dance Orchestnl NHC service to 1',0, KKI, KKSD. Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune Virgin Station) 4 Monday V. M. fi lo r:ir Popular Uecord- H IriRH, 5:iri t fi : 4 5 Seherer Motor Company. I 5:45 to I! NewH and Mar- kelH hy Mull Tribune. 6 to fiilfp Fruit dlHimtches hy Myron Hoot (1:15 to (i:4fi "The Toggery." i (1:45 to 7 Cecil und Sally. presented hy Standard Oil Company. 7 to 7:15 "Eo.ui-frnctIonated fr Program." by Associated Oil Company. 7:15 to 7:3d Popular Ile- cordlngs. 7:30 to C. Karl Hradflsh, Jeweler. 8 to 0 Mona Motor OH pro gram. Tuesday A. M. 7:55 to Hreakfast broad cast of news by Mail Tri bune. v H to 8:3n "Kybo Hour," by Keomimy Irocetrria. 4 K:30 to 8:45 Popular He- cordlngs. 8:45 ti 9 Oold Keal Cream- ery Program. . 8 to 9:30 Popular Hccord- IllKH. 0:30 to 10 Popular Record- mgs. 10 to 10:30 Texaco Motorists 4 Musical Moments. 10:30 to 11 M eh ford Do- mestie laundry presenting Olen Kabrlck. 11 to 11:30 Crowson's Cafe and Confectionery. 11:30 to 12 Hwern'H fllft Hhop, 12 to I 2:30 Pierce-Allen Mo- tor Company. 12:30 to 1 Monarch Seed A Keed Co. I to 1:30 Popular recordlngH fr 1:30 to 2 People's Kleclric Store. B to 6:15 Popular recordings 5:15 to 6:45 Kindle Union Service tntion. 5:45 to 6 News ami markets by Mall Tribune. 4 fi to 6:15 Kruit Dispatches hy Myron Hoot. G (i 7 15 to 0:45 Pnlrner Music I Inline. 4fi Id 7 Ooll nml Sully, pri'Himtpil dy Htiinilaril OH 'oni irmy. In 7:1 fi "Iii.frnpl Imiat- , ' l'''f.irr.-iHi," liy AHKiicliili'il Oil Co.- v:3u In II. V. WllllniliH, UiMillor. ft tn $:8II riiCKlnno Om1- Hlnii Hi-rvloe Hlatlon. ! :.1n lo 9 I'liiniliir 10-corrl- ln!i. Ji i t -I'lillfiu nin Ori'itn l'uwi.-r fn. Mula Hand of the AtliMlm ti uimht the tlania Craikorii of the , Hotlllicrll BBHOeiatlnn flKtliO, Iho j '( tho Crax have rei olveil for .1 player. v. u pet. r-y Huston as Im I. "F IVt.1 I'AKIS. Frame. July 21 .4S:l , Ills Hill Tildell. famous American .!MI i tennis star, sprained an ankle in a pruethv niatcli with Karl Kozelnh, .52 1 i IVeeho-Slovakian professional, to .4S2 day. .HI.".! '1'llilen, who only today annonne .lll.'i.ed that he liiui luvepn'C. an invilu- I!!! rid tt'l " '""'f William TiUlcn Hon lo play for the l ulled States in (he llavis enp challenge rotlnd, told the Associated PreHH that he thought, he would he Kept ol'l' tho conrls only one day. PA HIS, July yi.M) William T. Tlldcn II told Ihu Anwociated ri'MM today that "nalnHt my wishes und better judKi'icnt I have accepted an Invitation to play for the l.'nited Slates In the Davis cup chatlcuKe round." The American tennis star ex plained the rule reKardltif? syndi cate writing by amateur contes tants had been waived to a cer tain extent and he would ho per mitted to write tennis articles for a news syndicate for the three dtlys enditiK with Wednesday, July hut inasmuch as amateur rules forbid players In actual coin peti tion from writing articles Tllden. will not report the challeiiKe round matches on the ensuing Friday. Saturday and Sunday. lie said that he , had taken n place in the challenge round ut the special request of Joseph W. Woa,r, chatrniau, (l oli the Unfjed Stale's Davis cup committee. Tho decision of the American Davis cup cummtlteo to play Til den In the challcno round was received with nut lsf action horder Iiik on delight hy French tennis of ficials and fans. A state historical rtocfoty build l:ig is holng erected on thu capitol grounds at Oklahoma City. NoMro to 'ontmctorn. (Advertisement.) Medford, Oregon, June IX. 1K30. . NOTICE OP BIDS. Notice U hereby given that bids are now I called for tho laying of cast Iron water main on Olen Oak Court I from East Main Street to Oakwood Drive. Thu plans and specifica tions can he seen at the office of the Water Com mission, U West Jackson Street, Medford, Oregon; copies may be obtained from the Engineer of the Water ommlssion, 0 West Jackson Street. Medford, Oregon, upon a i-ecoipt of a deposit of ten (10) dollars, which will be returned to each bona fide bidder who returns the plans nnd specifi cation!. The work Involves the furnishing and laying complete, In cluding trench excavation and bnck filling of approximately six hundred sixty -two ( (102) linear feet .of six inch east Iron pipe. I The Water Commission will re- ! celve sealed proposals therefor, and the proposals wilt be opened at the .council chamber at-City Mall, North front Hlreet, .MedTord, Oregon, on I July 27. Iii30, at H o'clock p. m. I Each bid must he accompanied hy a certified check or hid bond of not lews than five (5 per cent of the amount of the bid. The 1 right Is reserved to reject any or all i proposa Is, to accept t he proposal j i submitted by any bidder, and to I waive technical defects is Mi.l In.' , terest of the City may reotilre. I WATEIt COMMISSION, CITV OK MEDKOUD. Hy K. C. Oaddls, Chairman. llyM.J ,.Alford, Clt y Itectird e r. Women's Hose $1.00 pair Silk from top to to with French Heal conge: r Funeral Parlor West Main at Newtown Office County Coroner Only Coast League Team to Take More Than Odd Game Beavers Protest Stars' Victory. My the Associated Press The Missions today were the only team in the Coast leaguo which had taken more than the odd Kiime of last week's sejles, and led in the standing after the '. first week of the second period. The Ueds were shut off hy Seat tle, 6 to 0, in yesterday's morning Kaine as Lanianskt hurled effect ively for the I ml inns, but came hack to take the afternoon contest ti to 1, with Herman l'illette on the mound, making it five out of seven Karnes. Winning streaks of both Holly wood and Los Angeles were punc tured durltiK the week, although the Stars squeezed out a one game niarnin In their week of play with Cortland. The Heavers pounded Vde and tlulvey for n 13 to 1 win In the first name yesterday, with Ortman the winning pitcher. Portland Protest. Cause for a protest was found In t he afternoon game hy Man mrer Woodall of Portland when the contest was called In the sixth I on account of a train schedule. Itarhec's homer In that Inning had just brought in four runs to give t Hollywood the game. 6 to 3. j The Angels downed Oakland, II to -I, In the afternoon game, hut j the Oaks had cinched the series In tho morning when Henderson, In his second league game. re peated his first performance of bidding Los Angeles to three hits. The Oaks won, 1 to 0. Sacramento made It four straight over S:in Francisco hy winning 8 to 7 . in the thirl ee nth, yesterd ay afternoon at Sacramento, after having downed the Seals 7 to 4 In the morning at Stockton. William Wntson"ciarkr left-hand er with the Itiooklyn KobiuH, wu of 1 to 0, while pitching for MIb sippi UuiilverHiiy. ronance lie cBoudfo The airplane carries "Dagger" Marley to adventure, tragedy and love. DAGGER by Mary DaKlberg Begin This Gripping Serial Next . Wednesday in the Mail Tribune Remember! July 23 ioffl
