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PXGE'TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON", FRTDAY, AUGUST -" 8 1930. Fans Boo Decision GivingBerg Title After Skm Bang Bout ... .. ... . I .. . .! J. ' !t 11 - ; . .., I I ' . . 4 KID CHOCOLATE IN TEARS AFER Police ' Needed to Restore Order When Fans Fight and Riot in Protest Opinion Hopelessly Di vided After Great Scrap. Ity Alun ,T. tald. XBW YOltK, Auk. 8. (PI A battered little lulmlln. of ehony fighting machinery sat huddled ti bis corner 'at the iJoio grounds lust night aftor 10 of tho mom furious ropmls of yslam-hnng hoxInK New York hna . wltncssoit in . nuuiy moon.-. As Hellerln Joe Humphries walked toward him, whltn official tip In hand, Ktd Chocolnto leaped up In nntlctpntlcm of IioIhk Pto claimed wthfc Winner, only to Blum It I back ami full Into a nobhtnn In hl coriH'r nn I hnn(.hrl.a, PLUCKY EFFORT ' l C Hs5C QLAT I h I V tjj ,,,. n FREfO-ClIAN DISCOVERS REMARKABLE REMEDY FOR PILES Protrudinc, Bleeditlff Plleslthe Iradlnj dnigeiati of Rtonohatri ' Made Him Weak from ?.? . ?commenaiit , Cplac , l'll ; . .L088 of Blood WELL' MAN TODAY AND TELLS WHAT HE USED . ''"My'wlfe Inrowa bow I iuffered With Dllr. Nnbod ran re.llr. Ih. pain and afonr until Ihry hav a nil na on,' mine were the blcfdinr, protruding kind, to bad I would (et dliljr apclli and grow Mh from loaa of blood I could not aiana at mj work of drcoral ina and palnllni.'' declara Mr. SI. inva Ccrrior. formerly of Garden mm. aioncaaat, maaa. mi now la ,1 Brook, Nora Scolia. f "I tried rarioui remediea nt fralrd lo me br keDliarniarUi. ..rejBM JFWj? 1 d'ftWais lb, aiU JiydfeJ suddenly cheeked himself turned and lifted the hand of Jackie (Kid) HorK In token of triumph. In theme few dramatic momenta, pulHe-ntlrrlnf to n rt-owd of 25,000 that had been thrilled by a wnan tlonnl battle of little fellowH, tho winning ntreak that BEM Chootate appeared to have- kf4 inawt brought to a HQdHen mi, sNktpd after two yearn of imtrHben Ti-'-tory by the lean little Kntfffift "whirlwind from Whlefcatr4. Entirely on Jho Htrenth of hi tireleww aKKreHlven, Jrjc won Uy: a two tn one vote of the, offielalK. The Hrltlrth UfChtwXxht received the yenlict of Referee Ifttny llulty, Ki'M'y-halred little veteran, and one of tho Judgo. .Joe jnello. The vote of Char Ion V. Math(wn, second Jih.kp, wfnt tn the Cuban featherweight. Ho clne uxs the battle nnd no paWI.in the nymimthien of the crowd that the decision, phw the nnnouncer'n indecision, provoked a bin demonstration of disapproval. Chocolate, led tenrfully from the ring, received an ovation th:it drowned out the cheer for Tterjj. Ho heated wns 4 ho scene thnt Im promptu fights broke out around the ringside nnd In the stands of the National1 league ball park. It was fully flv minutes before or der was restored fiy tho police. Fann Are Divided. Among tho ringside experts, ft fllmrp division of opinion existed, although a Might majority appear ed to regard the decision as fair. On tho Associated Press score sheet, chocolntn- was given nix rounds nnd Berg four, but the mar gin In several was so clone that there was plenty of ground for th1' wide range of opinion. Cholocnte; seemed to have the edge In thel first thre'o rounds, nn well as the sixth, seventh and eighth. .Berg held margins In the fourth, fifth, ninth :nnd tenth. Chocolate landed the cleaner, more effective blows. He hftd Jlerg somewhat grbgfty with a sensation al attack' In the third round, the mont exeltlng of' the entire fight. The flashing, ebony Keed wo nlso (he faster, better boxer whenever ho could Ueop away from: tho crowding, mauling I0ngllnhiniin. Ilerg, however, was unceaHlngly thj aggressor. His punches were sel dom damaging but they were more persistent and landed oftener. This' forcing, pIiih tho fact that Berg j unqileHtlonabty made the atrongeri flnlHh, apparently swung tho do-1 clslon In hlB favor. 1 ' Herg, with better than a nine-! pound pull In the weights nt 133 K. used tbl to good advantage as ; he continually crowded, mauled and: harassed the' Outn.n negro. Hx-1 cept for a spurt or two, Chocolate; ww hardly able- to' lift his hands' to puni'h in tho last two rounds. ! The "roW was estimated at! $1)10, 000, approximately the samel fljf-tmjt f;or . the Hlnger-Mnndell lightweight title bout recently nt the Yankee atadlum. . Kddlo fMack, Denver llghlweight, tvalncd A draw" In 10 rounds with! Hum my Dorfman, lOast Hide scrap-( per, In the mntn preliminary, linby loe dans of Han Diego, received i tho 'decision over lCddle Murdockj of-Tulsa, Oltlo... In nnotlier 10-; roundor, fought nftor tho main ! event. j baseball Standings Const. ",W 16 14 14.. Ill II 10 9 PC. .717 .r,:i .5:i .542 .45K .417 .,175 .1175 Holywood Han Krunclsco Lor Angtles .. MIhhIouh OaUtund Sacramento .... Heatile Portland I Brooklyn .... Chicago New York .... HI. 1iuls I'lltshnrg Iiosion Cincinnati I'hlladelphln W. 115 III ns 50 r.n 4.1 35 L. 41 44 40 r,i 51 50 55 (','.1 l'C. .111:1 .581 .558 .500 .49 5 .472 .4 511 .3.17 Aiuerlinii, W. 1 1. lis 40 5,1 50 OS OK 7S 1C. .0112 .582 .514 .4111 .411 ,40(1 .330 rhllnilelphla New York .. clevelund ... Detroit Chicago Ht. I.ouls llnnton 73 114 ...... 50 r.4 44 44 97 Htultn. la going In for modern finance. Ho announces that Itns Klii will pay buck some of what It owes after tho- creditors will advance new loans. Pallas News. Colonel Unduergh may have to give up some of his night flying pow to do a little night walking. New ltrunswirk Pilot, I'illa (o be taken internally. I could not Imagine oitla doinir me ofuvl but after utinf one bottle my pllrs mcj aioppeu oioeainir. i bought two more, bottlea and have taken them all and h&vn'i. hnd nil.. Inee. I feel O.K. Colae Pile I'illa made new man of me and they will dp the aame for qlhera." con tinual this errfhuaiaatle man. Nn one ahould auffcr longer. Anyone whihlnr to try Colac Pile Pllla without risking a penny should ob tain a bottle at the drag atore or aend 75c in atamna or min in r". lac Chemical Co- Bmiimal tA . for regular bottle, full direction, return mail. Take aa directed and thla. nationally known concern guarantee relief or hark Mlhout quibble or qariajon. You Bathing Girl Introduces Swish of Wave to Radio MIhs l-ov Itai'llelt (rlglil) nt. Ilio nilcrnplionn of WI'O, Allanlin rily, key slnlloii rur llu 'lts luncliiS hy llw Sen lirogninis, duihig uhll'll the HHWi of (lie sea Is Jilekcil op on (he beach.' .)ihii Mon i rleir (upiH-r leri), basso, will sing Intliu Itlrllnlay paicy, M!C chain, Thursday, August 7. IkihIh Conrail (lower h-H), uovelly vocalist. Is Inking the place nt Hilly Jones and Kinlo Hare on Friday nights, W.fK network, mil II S'leinher 12. With Rod and Gun In Rogue Valley By Ernest Rostel and Dick Oreen Not fnr from Jim Dlnken's ranch in the Iteagle and Kvnnfl- creek counlry. the slate gamo commis sion several years ago released a number of wild turkeys oh tin ex periment to learn whether they could he successfully propagated. If they Increase In sufficient num bers, open season mny be made possible in a- few years, but for sometime patt the birds have re mained hidden In the woodland so completely that not even Dlnkens has been nhlo lo see one. When the turkeys were first released, they did not bepnmo wild anil for n lime kept his chickens company at feeding time. Now he only wees their signs where thev bail been iiml lie mtloeu that a hunter would have n hard" task In even getting within range of the birds. Dlnkens believes they are mullliilylng and that conditions are good for continued prnpaga- t Inn. tlnro nbiinilant .m fur north n Nftilno, Ontnrlo oml tlm Il;ikotnii, OiIh ftiuoo liinl lmR nlimiMt Iiimmi liunti'il to extlnrtlon. Whore tluv nro Ntlll In tlnlr natural atnto. th turkiyn Imvo Hoiiht tho most In iH'i'i'Hiltlo mountains or wwumpy liottont liiniln, tho horilera of llttlo known forost Htroiinm. Orlnlnfilly tho lilftli, worn no inoro jiii.iiilt'iiius than n honth lion nml no wlluVr, lnil lipinlatent hiintliiR lia riVvH opiMl them Into the mo.it cunnitm nnil wary lilnln lo lie found. The turkey tit lMnkonrt1 iilaro wero mill youtnr when tln-y were lihcrati'd. ami kept company with hl.i elilik ena until tho ohl. Initlnctii drove them to tho alieltur of tho wooil laml. Homp flliortumen say that If It worn m.t fop planlliiK the wlhl turkey. In spile of Us marvelous cleverness, wouhl follow the ureal nuk to extlnetlon. The Mexican -turkey. Introduced Into riurope In the elxteenth cen tury. Is the bird that flourishes nbuudantly In poultry yards throuithout the world nnd rurnishes ment for tho Thanksntvlntf feast. At early dawn. In tho sprlm: tlme, before lelivlna bis perch, the male turkey cotibles a shrill, clear love eall.'lhe females roosting rtp;tn but In the same vicinity. Ity skill ful imitations of the female's plain tive yelp, homers have been able to lure the birds within nun raiiKe. In the slieht of n hen. the turkey rooster displays every charm he possesses. Ilia tall Is spriod wide nnd hrlKht red Mood charges his nttraellve neck. With his wIiiksI,.,.. drooping, he struts before he rteeiity cnncoltc,!. nm when n rivt.l appears. he becomes Infuriated, j A turkey figh then l on and not fMASTRO FOULED BY LA BARB A Evidence" ShoWs Challenger: Got Worst of It in"Draw Decision Complained to Referee, But Ndt Allowed. CH1CAC.O, Aug. 8. (P) Karl Mastro, Chicago's contender for the world featherweight title,, today had a draw with Fidel I.ellarba of l.os Angeles and three painful bruises on his right groin, as me mentos of his latest encounter with the California!!. ' ' Several times during 10 bitter, sweltering rounds of fighting In the stadium last night, Mastro complained to Heferee Little I'hll Collins thnt ho had been struck low. Collins warned Lulturhn, but went no further, and Mastro fought on. At the finish Collins and the Iwo Judges presented all the va- rlety of opinion possible, ittnl uv eriiKeil up lo a draw. Collins vot eil for a draw, while one JuiIko liked Uiliarlia nml the other Mas tro. The erowil of 12. 430 whleli tin Ul nhout f:l3,l!IO lo watch tho two lit tle Italians, received the verdict with boos and Jeers, figuring that lalmrbu' had olearly? established wll"'hig margin ilurln; I lie first von rounds. Itlmrside experts had the same opinion, but n med ical examination revealed that Mas tro had been struck low at least three times and was in real pain. ItfKnrdlcss of the fotiK the cus tomers trot all the notion they look ed for. The former flyweight title holder sot n hot pace from the start. Lone left hooks found Mas tro's head nnd bodv nnd the t'hl ciiko Italian was unable to use his own boxlni- skill. StarliliK with tho eighth round, however, ho came up with n desperate rally nnd was more than holding his own nt the finish. Talt l.lttmnn. n mlddlewelRht protene of lilchle .Mitchell, knock ed out Ivin nnsparo of ChlcaKO. In the seventh round of the elirlu round semi-final bout. 1 until one Is vanquished Is the flKllt over. The nesting- Benson usually con tinues for three months and dur inir that time he remains In exile until convinced that the young need no further care. Then lie re joins the females nnd deserts Ine Idle club life with other mnles. Hakes, hawks and other enemies are a rare during the esrlv pa'-t of the young turkey's life', and chilly rains make life disagreeable. They continue to remain n worry to the hen until they are able to fly for themselves nml her work for the season Is done. However. If a dire calamity overtakes the brood, the mother will raise Ml other. Where food Is nblindnnt. the turkeys never wander far from a chosen region, nnd that Is per haps why they stay In the Kvans creek section, near Jim Dlnkens, I so faithfully. Ho has bePn watch ing for weeks to see one nnd be- summer season Is over he expects to he successful. I'lant diseases i t the II, nbont l,HOO,0O0,0nj last yeiir. ATHLETICS AND A t i n r I I I I a 1 1 1 r r a I I ! . : ; ; I . .- ... 1 1 Both Leaders Big Leagues: ShOW Superiority tO Near- est RiValS Only Big j '''v. I-ee Moe nnd Uobby Jones, andido is simply to start the ball on . j 1 seem to remember somebody say-1 the right line. Cravity does tliel UpSet Can Change Finaliing that the only two really good rest, and does It better than you otandinCJ. liy Ted Vosliurgli. Associated lM-ess Snortu Writer The leugue-leuding 1'hlladulphia Athletics and Brooklyn itobins wero buwliiiK alons today ut a imco that boded no good for tins clubs that are doing the chasing In the current pennant races. When a club that already is leading the pack by six and one half games bunds its nearest pur BUer an artistic beating to stretch Its udvantagu to seven and a hulf. tho supposition Is the team in front- Is going to prove pretty hurd to overhaul. The Athletics yesterday beat the Washington Senators, 4-1, thanks to Jimmy Foxx's 31st home run of the season in the sixth inning with two on base. Pulling up on the Senators, the third place Yankees, still hitting and still dangerous, won their second straight victory over tho Hed Hox, 6-1, principally because of timely triples by Babe ltuth and Iou Gehrig and steady pitch ing of Ed Wells. The hard fighting Cubs just managed to keep the Robins from increasing their three and one hnlf game lend when they nosed out the Cardinals, 0-5. Chick 1 la fey. Cardinal slugger, drove In all the homo team's runs with his 20th homer of the season with ' one on In the first and a doublet In the eighth with the bases jam-1 med. For the second time In two days, the lioblns beat out the Pi rates, this time by a li-4 count. This evens up the abbreviated se ries. The Robin's now have beaten the Pirates 11 times and lost top;, j. Cox. W. D. Lot 10, block 5, them on only four occasions. 1 Yesterday the Robins won In tho ninth In spectuculnr style when Johnny Frederick tripled' to drive homo lko lloono who had batted for Vnnco nnd walked. Watson Clark, pitching the ninth for tho ItoblnB, held thu lead safe. LOCAL SPORTSMAN SAVES COAST F! . " : K. "NY .Gould, who recently re turned to this city from bis sum mer horn nil the lower Rogue liver, has been Instrumental in the preservation of thousands of small fluh In streams of Curry county that ore drying up be cause of ' the iiirk of ralnfull, members of the .larkson County (liime Protective association stated todny. With Iho nlstance of Itoy Scout's ho has removed the fish, slrartded In pools, to' places where I hey will be nble to survive until the full rains begin. The work i being done with the npproval of M. Ij. ' Rycknmn, head of tho fish 1 propogMlon department of Oregon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Could will spend several days nt their home here before returning to their summer cabin. (Rtftort bt eaaaao County AMtraal ila aiaui sf sij ;j Marriage Licenses Wlllanl llf ADiii'k nnd Marlell:. Stone. ? ,, ,- Kreil K.' Davis nnd Henth.i'M. (leorge. ' 1 Athole It. Cnmphell nnd Krmn C. Templeton. ' Johnnie Sltton nnd Marjorle HllKlefleld. Hobert L. llumiihrey nnd Kthel a. Colo. l'rnhnto tmrt I-stnte William l.yman. Admit ted to proliate. Kstnte Wllllnm N. Moffet, dec, admitted to probate. Kstate Kenneth Hunnell (mlnor) admitted to probate. Circuit Court Susie Coy et nl vs. City of Gold Hill. Damages. Western Loan & HlllMlng Co. vs. W. 11. Smith nnd Mary K. Smith. Foreclosure, Kllen 1. Klllott (ex. of O. F. Klllott) vs. Anna . Hadovan. Fore closure. Jackson Co. IttdK. Loan Assn. vs. Charles Leslie Holmes et nl. Foreclosure. Jnckson Co. Uldg. fc Loan Assn. vs. Albert A. Wlllson et ux. Fore closure. '. M. Humphrey vs. Isabella Uowley et nl. Foreclosure. C. F, McKlbbon vs. Tom ftobln son. Chattel Hen. Mis. tl. H. Klehardson vs. Pa cific Greyhound Lines, Inc. Dam ages. David W. 1'ugh vs. William P. George et nl. Foreclosure. lttxil I'.stnie Tninsfers lleulah Itussell to William SThiS'G OLF Just-how the subject came up'l t.'m. not' quite cai'taln xctpt; thnt we wore talking about puUb:& which is a topic of somewhat een I oral discussion among golfcrj of ., . . ' ' all ages grades and prospects. In this cae the three golfers mil hoi L-ouiii whc uti niwi ir. i called the First Force among rank I ln, Innra Thee u'era I'vrll Tol British open championship at Hoy lake were downhill. j hole, it manes a iot oi ihiutimii-i. Mr. Jones then said something! Ah, yes and how many linen that to me was surprising. I have I written, and how many lines: "I'd much rather have to sinkjhave you rend, ab.iut the wonder a putt downhill on a good green ful putt thnt was holed In a crisis than one of the samo length up- hill," he said. 'Ho whould I snfd Mr. Tolley promptly. I do not reca 11 that M r. M oe said anything nt the moment. It may have been that he too was surprised by this utter contradic tion of everything the average golferr has heard concerning thel lalive merits of uphill and down- hill putts. X admit to being surprised. All my connection with golf, a matter of well, more than 30 years I had understood that It was con sidered -asier to sink a six-foot putt uphill than one of half the length downhill. Bo I ' nsked Messrs. Tolley nnd Jones about it; they nro both extremely .good putt iers; and it was true that Bobby's two best putts at Hoy lake were made from near the back of the tenth green, some 20 feet down a very perceptible slope. Russell. Q. C. D. W of SKH and Ki& of SW'4 of sec. 8, twp. 22 S. K. 1 K. W. M. F. D. Wagner et nl to W. J. Dougherty ct ux. Lot on Granite street, Ashland. Mrs. Mary Smith to Lloyd TV Smith. W. D. I ncre In D. L. C 59, twp;' 37, S. R. 2 W. Elizabeth A. Casebier et vlr to! H. J. Cox. W. p. Lot 17. block 5. I Laurelhurst Add. to Med ford.' Roy Kyle to Kllzabeth A. Case-hlei:- W. D. Lot 17, block C, Laurelhurst Ad'if. to Med ford. Elizabeth A. Casebier t't vlr to Laurelhurst Add. to Medford Hoy Kyle to Kliznlietll A. Case bier. W. p: Lut 1C, blo. k 6,: Lau relhurst Add. to Medford. A. C. Mnttlson et ux to Herman T, d'ummert et ux. W. I). Lot 15, block II, l'ark Add. to Med foul. Sarah .1. Mynutt et vlr to Wil liam Hert Strand et ux. W. 1). N'H of SWS and NWVi o( SK'4 of sec. 10, twp. 35,' S. 11. 1 W. W. F. K. Murtin to It. V. Martin et ux. W. 1). Cll.ir, acres In D. L. C. 05 III twp. 37, S. It. 2 W. liuyes 11. Scherinerhorn et ux to Marry Marx. Q. C. 1. 5.(1 acres In see. 17, twp. Its, S. It. 1 W. W. W. llni tley et ux to L. J. Sprouse et ux. W. D. N , 0f rJ the S"4 of Nicy, tho NWU of ,SKS of see. 35, twp. 311, 'S. Ji. 3, wi w: M. 1 It. Ii: Toft et ux'to J. A.'God dard. W. I). Lot . block 0, Oak Grove sub. to Medford. ' 'Cllai les I). Ill-own et ux to W. 11. Applegnto et ux. W. U. Lot I. block 4, Denson Add. lo Med ford. Charles W. Shields, et ux. to II. I). Norton, et ux. W. D. to lot In blk. 1. liarr's Add. to- Med ford, K3.MIII. Scott V. Davis, et ux tn State cf Oregon, IJ. c. II. to lot 5, Idle 1, Tllttle's First Add. to .Me.lforil. $1. C. S. Wood, et ux, to .1. O. Kll eore, et al. W. D. to 1 ncre In o. twp. :lli S., It. 4 W., $ 1 Oil. S. K. Heath et ux, to Mrs. Nellie Kails, W. D. to lot 5, Highland l'ark Add. lo Ashland. George lverson to 1 K. Ack ley, et ux, W. D. to land In sec. 55, twp. 37 S.. II. 2 V $10. II. II. Goddard, et ux to II. II. White, W. D. to SF. of NR nnd: NI-: of SK of sec. 22, twp. :I9 S.. I!. 1 W.. $10. GRAY HAIR EMBARRASSED HER 50 SHE SELDOM JDQK HER HAT OFF Used' Tints Results Were Very Disappointing. Then Used . Lea's and Now Hair Is Beautiful and No t Longer Cray NO DANDRUFF NOW SINCE USING LEA'S "I think most everyone is em barrnssed more or less afjout their gray hair especially if it ia dry and sort of dull and dead looking like mine used to be. F.very time I combed my hair it would comb out in handful and dandruff was always bothering me. When J came out of the hosoit.il after he- ina; (here two and one h.ilf weeks my hair was a sight, so I began usinR l.ea'9 Hair Tonic and its splendid. It s the only prepara tion I know of or ever saw that will brine back your natural hair color.. My hair is identically the same shade as of old and full of life and lustre, thinks to Mrs. Ia'a Tonic.1' No person ith dan druff, falling- hair, or turnina; gray glioma nrsiiaie a moment.- I,ea M auoj lia.wur. OflQlluully, writes! efri- iKhAVhKS MAKF ffifcss IT 3 STRA1RHT jThe Idea, ns explalneil Joi(in.ii'thl3: When you are (for example) J .feet. rum the hole on the clown y,Mi Imve to ntriko Hi ball, hard enough to make it go iu Tar at tho hole, nt leant, ant also accurately enough to keep . the line all the way. "When Vou art a .simimr uin- - : tance on tile side above the hole,"j - iu - ,1,1 f,- .Tnnea. "all Villi, have tO - ( to hit the ball all the way to tin- downhill? A sort of collatornl d Inclusion was not without Interest, ns to which side it l easier to "borrow" from, in holing a curving putt. Both the foregoing experts, wllh Mr. Moo assenting, agreed that the "borrow'' from tho left was easier. f' reason which did not ap- P1 abvtous to me. It is recalled, however, that one of the most Important putts of Mr. Jones's career the 1'i-footer for a half at the 13th hob- at Mini - knhdn. In the match with Maurice McCarthy was n huue "rainbow" putt, with at least three feet of borrow on the left. I mean. Bobby had to putt three feet out "f Hne to the left to bring the bull to the door of the cup, where It fell In. Possibly that Is one reason Mr. Jones favors the lefthand borrow. They all agreed that the perfectly straight putt was the hardest of all. I ... . . ! J. K. W1UI, et ux, to iMina n. Biadburn, W. D. to lot In lllgh- land 1'ark Add. to Ashland. $10. ! Emery U Neal to Fannie Whlt ! man, W. D. to ( lot In SK of SK of sec. U, twp. 31) S., 11. 1 w.. ' Co ro 1 1 na Job nson , et vi r to C. t 7. Steward, et ux, Q. V. I. land in sec. twp. 34 H. 1, W.. $1. Henry T. Campbell to II. S. Bid well. W. I), to WVu f land In PLC 41, tW). 38 S;, R. 2 W.. $10. At this time of year our grand mothers used to be putting pre serves In the Jamlly pars. We still have the jamlly Jars. St. Joseph News-Tress. THE DOCTORS SAY FOR AGUES' PAINS FOR RHEUMATISM OVER-EXERCISE EXPOSURE OR OLD AGE-USE MIKE MARTIN'S LINIMENT JOHN H. LOCK Painting Decorating Fine Interior Work a Specialty Phone 118 Mrs. Henry Uihrcns, of Shannock; K. I., whose picture appears above. "Thousands of men and women use Lea's for their hair. It en nances one's appearance so much. There is utterly nn excuse any more for looking old or being both ered with dandruff. Ua's does not effect your hair if it isn't cruy. It is inexpensive for only a feir dropt massaged into the scal, earl night does the work. 1 hen when in beautiful youthful condition and color an application twice a month keeps the scaln and hair in hand some condition, obtain of your druggist. If out he will get it of his jobber for you, or send dol Jir bill, check or monev order tn Lea Tonic to, Hrcntucod, Md, Results satisfartorv l .,..'.'....' ant red in w ... . . cheerfully refunded. MIKE MARTIN THAI ii ! RELIEF OVER NIGHT Women's Hose i $1.00 pair I HI Bilk from top to toe with Ii rrencn ueei . i - I baafaTMIiakftaaHaft by llr.j ' ' -n . i , jFROiyi INDIANS I I nWIV UUCKS rTOVfi T in Sensation of Week Hol lywood Pulled Down By Seals Angels Beat Mis sions. (By the Associated I'reps.) Portland made it three straight' from Keat t k, w inning " to -i i1s. night, by virtue of a sevenih in.: ning rally which was youtr'jy three runs, jvuueiron took fh moiind decision from House, win,' wild pitches were costly. Fans had three hot ninth hinin; finishes to talk about today, mark ing close contesis on yt'.stci (lay': Coast league schedule, thp. tij-.i day of a week In which first U-j vision teams wero battling each other for standings. San Francisco bunched thro. 1 hits for two runs In tho ninth last night to overcome a Holly wood lead and beat the Stars, 4 to 3, behind Jimmy 55inn. cutting tho Hollywood lead to two gamp. Los Angeles pulled a fast dnulil play to cut off a Mission rally Jn the last period yesterday, winnin;' 4 to 3, with Ballou In the Inn. shoving the H'eds into third place,; Oakland profited by "Uuzz" Ar; lett'M ninth Inning triple, ami n; sacrifice which scored him, t: bcark a tie and beat Sacramentn. 2 to 1 for the Oaks first win V the series. Henderson w:is tht snrcesfiil hmier. 666 ' Relieves a He-ad ache or Neuralgia In 30 minutes, checks a Cold th first day, and Checks Malaria i three days. GG6 Also in Tablets BASEBALL I..-!';:. . ' Jacksonville Pirates VS. 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