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LEGGE FAVDRS I Qld An(i New In VheerEquipment ;
PITCHING STAR
GIVES LOCALS
E BEAU
Nightingale of Bend Proves
a Bird at Fooling Medford
Swatters Final Score
11 to 1 Court Hall Is
'Regusted.'
The Medford baseball team of
the Southern Oregon league, could
not hit for Hour apples yesterday,
and were defeated by Rend, It to
1, on their own homo lot, to the
great aggravation and disgust of
J. Court 1 lull, business manager
of the crew. Business Manager
3 la 11 attributed the sound trounc
ing to the high nltitude, the haze
from forest fires, and the weari
ness of the locals, nfter u -00 mile
auto ride In the early dawning.
Fred Nightingale, Oregon State
college star, pitched for Bend, and
let the locals down with four
measly hits. Rusiness Ma nuger
Hull Huid it was the best pitched
game of hush league hall he ever
naw, as man ,or boy, and that he
will recommend that San Francis
co look Mr. Nightingale over, in
the near future, as he is a sort
of ex-officio scout for the Coast
league squad. Not a member oi
the Medford infield collected a hit.
Jack Hughes hurled for Med
ford, anil was hit freely and often,
ami was relieved by Valencia, who
was also plunked substantially.
The Rend suuud played errorless
IkVll and Medford was credited
Twith one bobble.
A large crowd saw the game anil
enjoyed the results immensely.
The score and summary:
Hend. AB. It. H. K.
Allen, lb 4 2 10
Oarber, ss 5 2 2 0
Kennedy, rr 4 3 3 0
Iogan, cf 3 12 0
Wood. 2b f 1 2 0
Londahl, 2b 3 110
Russell, If 4 0 10
OXeary, c 3 0 0 0,
Nightingale, p 4 0 0 0
Haines, rf 0 1 0 0
ar, li 12 o
Med forth AB. U. II. E.
Dunn, ss . 3 0 0 0
Chrlstain, cf 4 0 1 0
Stepp, 2b 3 0 0 0
Broulette, c 4 0 0 0
VnWncia. lb, p li 0 0 u
Bowman, 3b 4 0 n 1
Katiffman. If 2 12 0
Maas, cf 2 0 10
Hughes,, p, lb 2 0 0 0
27 1 4 1
Summary: T h r e e-h a s e hits.
Kennedy, Logan, Woods; two-base
hits, Maas. Oarber, Kennedy, Lo
gan. Russell, Wood; struck out by
Nightingale 8; by Hughes n;
double nlays, Oarber to Londahl to
Pv 1 len ; bases on bn I Is, I I ugh es 3 ;
Nightingale 4, Valencia 1: hit by
pitcher. Hughes 5. Nightingale 3.
Umpires.- Mednris and Kelly; time,
of game. 1 :45.
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NEW LEAGUE RECORD
CHICAOO, AllR. 11. OT Just
five mure .home runs and 4 4
gnine in which to pet them ami
Hack Wilson ot the Culis will have
set a new National league record
for round trip blows.
The nudcy C'uh outfielder yes
terday laced Boston Ilruve pltih
inK for three homers in a double
header to Rive him a total of 39
for the Henmn. and equal his 1H2II
recotd. The leilKlle record of 43
was ut last year by Chuck Klein
of the phllli's.' who today was
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?:!. ' r. . Aug. 1. (Pi
'":' .ms look Sunday' Wil
' - .. Ieace ball game
. , '...ii-. here by a 4 to 1
- Karl L. MrXutt
, ict for widening
lorth city limits io
IN
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SETTERS WOMEN'S
LM v-M;r; f,- - lives'
flki v - 111 a k
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I Florence Lowe Bcrr.es oi San Marino. Cai.. sittlna on the wlnn ot I
Florence Lowe Bcrr.es oi San Marino. Cai.. sittlno on the wing, ot
tne low-wingca monoplane in wmcn she bettered the recognizee speed
record for women by traveling 190.19 miles an hour at Los AnQelcs.
Recordvas formerly held by Amelia Earhart.
Country's Midget Golf Courses
Now Number 25,000; Represent
Cash Value of 125 Million Dollars
WASHINOTi W Aug. 1 I . Pf
These baby golf nurses, sprouting
around tin Fulled States now,
ntimlM'r 2 a. una ami represent the
Incredible value of 1 -..uiiu.oou
In investim lit.
This in the est i mate, com pi led
by tlie commerce department,
which finds 15. una of them have!
sprung into existence since last j
January. I
Primarily the- government's com
merciul sharps have been i nves- i
ROBINS GET A
HARD BUMP IN
PENNANT RAflF ANflF W N 9
I LMimill lUlULMSULLU Villi -
Cardinals Take a Double! Catching Train Keeps Port
Header 'From 'National, land From Clean Sweep
Leaders, While Cubs Win.
Pair Former Now Lead.
By Only One Game. !
Hy Orlti Itoltt'ilsoii.
Associated Press Sports Writer
Once aga in t lie I :too I; lyn liob-
ins are finding the painway thru
the western half of tlv National
league circuit a thorny road to
travel In iUest of the champion -
ship pennant.
on their last swini; through the;
j west, the pace settinu Robins
I failed to bn ak even, droppini;
seven of their 13 Rallies, and if
the results at St. Louis the last
three days are any criterion then!
Brooklyn's pennant hopes are due
'to receive a severe jolt before
the Kobins return to I'latlmsh: ,
I 'Hie second and third blow in
I two days was handed the Itobins
I yesterday when the Cardinals look!
li double header, the first s to 2
. lm.1 III.. Iliebleall. 4 IO 0. The
double defeat, while the Culm
w.re winning' two. Rave Brooklyn up a stout battel until the ninth,
Just one Ranie nilvantaRo over the when SiRafoos clinched the affair
league champions. I'.ui -lelRli' Crimes with a homer, scorliu; Skiff,
l ilcbed steady ball In the first, I At I.os AnRelcs, Hollywood drop
1...1 ion' ii. ,n, ,!,.. ten l.rll- cd the first Ranie 12 to 8 to San
! i ... i ,, ,.i,.willlr ..niet He
let the Robins down with fl v
hils and fanned
seven of the ninr
him In the third,
InninRs.
The Cubs took
the Boston Brave
to 1. A pair of
12. strikiiiR out
men that faced
fourth and fifth
the measure of
li to II and 1 1
highly polished
pitching p, rlorma rices
Boot and I'at Malone
by Charlie
and Hack
Wilson's home run bat, account
ed for Chicago's triumphs. Root'
,.t the Braves down with three
. hits In the opener, while
Wilson
l blasted out his :17th and 3Sth
1 home riins. Malone produced a
five-hit game In the second, while
Hack W'.is V
ndlng his :i:".h homer
over (he wall.
The lowly Phillies nl won a
double header, taking Hi" Cincin
nati Beds into camp by 41. e scores
of IS lo 0 and 4 to 3. l our Bed
hurlers were tnm hed for '-'1 safe
ties in the firs', while Collins had
the cd-o over Rixey In the night
ca o.
Turning on the Cleveland In
dians, the Washington Senators
inanng' d to hold on
cond place.
in 'ie .Vii'tlcan league by a mar
-in of two point by ' .igRiii-' out
a;; v ! i; i.-t iry. KlcVcn rolls
in Ci" 'i 'liih inninc; a' counted
f,.r the large s ore.
Th- V ii k . - kept I''1" ' wilh
t,e Se" in e heme ion festi
val with Ihe Si. Iolis I'.rowns.
the N'eW Yorkerswitinin'-'. 1 I to
11. Babe Bulb connected with
his 42iel of the yar while Combs.
Ci.slie Blue lib n nil'i'd out
eiccuji blotts.
Karl W'hl'ehill chalked up his
pir, i, .r-.i.-b! '.btor:' ("' l"t'"it
n the Tigers turned back Ihe
Boston tied Sox. 4 lo 2
T linmnnk Plnn-i d'iis"'"! f"r
orirani7.tt inn of Vil)vn It vr Kond
ass(iciii'.n.
SPEED RECORD
(igating the subject by reason of
the demand the miniature golf
establishments, an; ('renting for
materials of varloiin kinds, all
during a period when demand for
substances is a matter of general
concern. The courses promise to
consume in the aggregate very
respectable quantities of cotton,
through their use of duck and
canvass for enclosures. They me
also the products of n dozen in
dustries.
SEATTLE GETS A
GAME AT LAST;
of Series Los Angeles
Slaughters Seals in Dou
ble Header.
( Ry the Associated Press.)
Los Angeles totk two games
from the San Francisco Missions
yesterday to maintain lirf place In
second position In the Pacific
Coast league, only one K.ime now
' behind the leading Hollywood Stars,
! The AnRels won the iierios. T to 2.
San Kranclseo won one and;
dropped one in the double head"! grounds that the law (lid not cover
with the Stills, to hold third place, the activities of OroRon hunters
and stay two Ramos behind the! hut had been passed to prevent
leaders. j ralditiR of gaine fielils In southern
The AiircIs won the mnrnlnR , California by commercial hunters.
same 13 to 1. and the afternoon i The case was tried last week,
session fi to 2. In the morninR
they hit Herman I'illeite hard audi Lester Scheffel and Oeoi'KO
often and the Missions played bad N'lckerson are two .Medford anglers
ball In the field. The southern i " ho have been haviiiR their share
team was pushed harder In thelof luck on their last four or five
afternoon. faclnK licrt Cole In theHIPs to the river and tributary
OOX IOf 1I1C .Missions. Cole Oil!
up a stout battle until the ninth
Kranclseo, but came back to win!
the second 7 to 4. .less Mill and
Karl Sheely each got a homer in
both games, and 12 hollieto were
hot during the Iwo sessions. Sj,n
Kranclseo look tile series Tor the
week, four gamea to two.
Sacramento took the series from
tile Oaks, 5 to 2. and won bo'.h
games yesterday, the morning ses
sion 4 to 3 and Hk- ailernoon af
f iir. 4 (o 2. Two of the smallest
Minday crowds of Ihe season w.t -
nesscd the game. The Senators
iriiioo mm mis 111 ine toou
' inning ot tne morning session 'o
overcome the daks' two-run lead.
Tony Krelta,. having allowed four
! hits and two runs in the first two
. frames. K, Bryan pitched byiiseir
to an easy victory In the after-
noon, keeping eight hits well eeat -
tered. The Senators scored all
their runs off Hurst.
After losing the first game lo
Portland in 10 innings. 4 to 3. Ke -
attle finally broke Into the win -
ning column by taking a :x-innlng
g.. me. 10 to 2, which '.vat called
hy agreement to enable Seattle o
catch a train. Seattle look onlv
trame In the nei'ie. Port.
land winning six strnigTit victorb"i.
-V-T, games today: teams traveling.
P
NABBED AS SPEEDER
I'OHTLANI). Au.. 1 1. V
Walteri. I'riitl.-rnd llravi-r
Vit b-r. w.i arrotod Sunday nitfht
in n rfk d ii vlmr 'ba r, -n
.'"nipnint r i,. j. i'innry wnn cifitt-innie i'Hv rminelt pur
whiw cur he r.iiii.bd. S';.ltf-it chaw-d truck fur fire deimrtment.
wax relea'd on t'.t) bad. He fall-
cd to make a r-prirt of th- accj-j 1'nrt.land K. H. Allfbaw open
i"nt within the time (specified by '! rndio whop at H3S Handy boiilo
law. Vftrd.
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With Rod and Gun
In Rogue Valley
By Ernest Rostel and
Dick Green"
Reports from Grants Push say
that preparations are underway
for the construction of the largest
fish hatchery in this 'part of the
stale on Hut to Creek near Ituite
Falls, ny the United States bureau
of fisheries. If the river Is closed
to commercial fishing when the
matter conies up for a vote at the
tronerul election next November,
the construction of the hatchery
lis a certainty. Wilford Allen, of
j Crunls l'nss, state game eonimls
I sit in member. Indicated last week.
I In such event, the state and fed
. ernl governments will cooperate to
j their utmost to bring fishing in the
I Kogue river hack to Its former
j high standing. The commissioner
I visited the proposed site of the
1 hatchery, accompanied by Matt
Kyckman .superintendent of Ore
J gon fish hatcheries, and Joe Hus
I s 'll. Seattle, representative of the
! I '. S. bureau of fish hatcheries,
j The present I tut to Kails hatchery
I Ih operating to capacity and has
lover iwo and one-half millions of
j steeihead in the ponds ready for
liberation in the Kogue river soon.
!
F. M. Brown, deputy game war-
den. is in receipt of a communica-
j uun n o m naroiu in iorti, suue
! game warden, stating mat every
thing possible is being done to
have satisfactory arrangements
made with the California lish and
game commission whereby game
may he brought from California.
I into Oregon without danger of ur-
rest. Mr. Hi own slates that a
j rumor prevails thruout southern
Oregon and Klamath county to the
effect that the provisions of the
I California game laws, whereby it
is made unlawful to bring game
into Oregon from California, will
be enforced. The only possible
thing tiie ' Oregon gamo eommis
sion can do is to urge the Califor
nia officials to hold this law In
abeyance until their legislature
nectH and passes regulatory mea
sures providing for the transporta
tion of game from California into
Oregon. This is being done, both
commissions realizing the impor
tance of cooperating in this matter.
Mr. Rrown is of the opinion that
the matter will he adjusted satis
factorily to both Oregon and Cali
fornia sportsmen who hunt ducks
and deer, both hi Oregon and Cali
fornia. A Klamath Kails sportsman was
recently arrested on a charge of
bringing California game Into Ore
gon, was tried in the Justice court
at -MacIJoel and was acquitted on
sm-.iiim. i n o 1.1m ui!i lui.n mrm
to
Little Rulle creek where they
' caURhl their limit of eastern brook
trout. This stream has its source
out of I'ish lake, which ubounds
(with trout.- The lake will he closed
, to fisliitiR after next Kriday.
Unlucky at catching unything
else, John Vsunza, ye office hoy,
went to the backwaters of tlold
Kay dam yesterday and caught
four catfish with little trouble. He
hud been out on the river almost
every Sund ly but had never conic
back successful, before. 1
' The medical profession was rep-
resented at the river Friday when
Ur. li. C. Wilson and Mr. : (I.
; Thayer spent a few hours In quest
r steeihead. The latter hooked u
gootl -si.eil stcclliean, nut alter at-
tempting to land It, the fish mnilo
its escape. Jjr. Wilson failed to
get a strike.
Diamond lake is a great place to
K" fishing, according to Mrs. T. tl.
1 iravis, who cast u line into the
bike for the first time Saturday,
'She tried again Sunday und during
the two days caught 10 trout.
' weighing IS pounds. Her sister.
''1'" - Imogene Coghland, who Is
''er guest from Los Angeles, also
;iugbt the limit. They fished whil
-Mr. Travis, who pceiulizH in golf,
rowed the bojit.
MOSCOW. Auk. 9. At The
vict Rovorninent W campiiiKiiiiiK
iinmnu induMtiinl and trade uniuii
hi Kiiniziitionn t eliminate wante if
raw material n a further tneunn
if ftjiwardinK the five-year ln
diirttrlaliatlnn plan.
OI'I N I : A , I 'firt Utcuei-e Wont A f -rl-a.
Auk. ThlM cntnny.
which has ln-en leant itrofitable of
Pall I'nrlUKUPS" pfin4erMifinn, ban
nil (ha ulilo Ih. I,wl.,..r 1...
e.p'iiiiriK rice, coffee, cnpia, niwal
and rotifin.
GOVT. AID FOR i
"OREGON FLAX
Chairman of Farm Board j'
Visits Senator McNary at J
Marion County Farm i
Delighted With R u r-a I
Oregon Leaves for
' North.
SAl.KM, Or'.. Aug. H (ZD
Keen interest in the Oregon flax
industry which, ho said, is entitled
to the same consideration from the
federal farm hoard as other crops
when operated on a co-operative
basis, whs shown hy Alexander
Legge. chairman of the hoard, who
was a guest yesterday for several
hours at the farm home of Senator
Charles 1. McNary. Leggo recalled
tl)at Col. V. It. Martram. nuperin
temlent of tho industry for the
state, appeared before the board
in connection with a proposed loan
for flax producers,
1 ckk1 ii Piieui to enjoy t hor
oughly his visit to the McNary
home, which was spent entirely in
rest, no official business being dis
cussed. Accompanying l-egge were
.1. C. Ainsworth. president of the
United Slates National hank of
1'orlkind; V. 1. II. 1 Unison, man
ager of the Portland chamber ot
Commerce; Niles Olson of the fed
eral department of agriculture;
John II. litirgard, chairman of the
Put t land Dock commission ; Feder
al Judge John II. McNary, brother
of the senator, and several others.
Alter luncheon had been served
the party I-egge retired to the
shade of a big oak tree, without
coat, vest or hat, puffed with rel
ish a cigar, and said he couldn't
undeisland why McNary wanted to
spe.ul his lime in Washington wnen
he lied such a delightful home in
Oregon. He wuh especially inter
ested in the McNary cattle herd,
a Htream that traverses the farm
and the flowers that are now in
summer glory.
Several Salem and Portland wo
men assisted Mrs. McNary in serv
ing the luncheon. The party re-
turrivd to Portland later hi the day.
SPOKAN1C. WuhIi.. AUK. II. (lt
ScVMrtil t hoit mi nd iai inci H nl
Wiisliinnton and Idaho natlu'rcd to
day to hear Alcxnnder l.fiKt'. ft'd
oral farm board cluiirimin, statu bin
convlc(i(n that the inland Umpire
wheat acrease Bhonld ho :ut.
"iinpliiH of induHtriul ni'oductH
can he sold abroad," he mild In an
interview, "because the production
coHtH can bo lowered und demand
increuHfid, but nuin'H Hiomach can
hold only ro much wheat."
He advocated northwentern farm-
erH I'eediiiK It to Iiohb. ,
Other si)eak(M'H ut tiie mass meet-.
iiiK were .Dr. K. O. Holland, nreHi-
dent. WaHhluKton State college;
NilB OlHcn, chief of the biirenu of;
agricultural economicH; Dr. K. V.
Muntnieier, extension economist In
farm niarketiiiKK
roniKlit Ukko and liln porly will
leave hy train for a mcctiiiK at
Mozeman, Mont.
F,
UP IN SMOKE
lOUTIAND. Ore.. Auk. 11.
Sweeping the entire plant of I hi
F. ( Slettler paper box faclory nt
im early hour tiiday fire deHtroynd
(lie plant and cmiscd dmmme esti
mated hy the owner at. S7rh,non.
Two Portland firemen, (Jooiko
Viuilno und Harry M. Umdru, were
burned neveiely when u blunt ol
flame Hlnick them in the faee. They
wero niHhod to the emerfie;iey Iioh
pital. Fire officinlH mild Ihe plan! would
he a tnlul Iohh.
Origin of Mie fire wuh undeler-
miiHMi. The blaze wuh diHCovered
ly ICrneHt W. JohnHou. niKlit wntcli
man, who Haid he firnt noticed It
In Hie middle nertlm of the word
Hide of the building near a cylln-
dt-r preHH. From there It qulckiy
spread over the building.
ST. A t !( H 'ST INK 1)11 V A K ,
Fiance, Auk. S. tA') Hex In
Ki'iiin, who owned what whh once
the laiK.-xt ' movie Htudlo on the
Fn-nch Itiveria, ban retired from
t he IridUHtry. I Um cinc-Httnlio Is
now ho far out of date that It
would lake a fortune to modern
ize It.
OHKItA.tt.M KltOAi;, UK. f.
tVi America mh thu.i far have out
numbered other foreign visitors to
the I'HHKion Flay. Cp (o June 2H
then' had been Hpettiitor.H
ft orn the Infted Ktati-f. KriKland
furnished (i.!?,. The total attend
:in-e W.iK above ini.OMO
No More Piles!
HKM KOID. the jirfKcriiitlon of
Dr. .1. H. ,eonhardt, Is cuaianteed
to banlfth any form or File misery.
It given iiiiek act ion ev-n In "Id,
-MlMiorn ch.d-h. H KM - lin 1 1 1 aue-rft-fln
biTtnie it heab and trenih
t'lix the affected parts and removen
blood congestion In the lower bow-,
el the fl.UMe of pile. OtllV a fl
ini'Tnal medieine can do thin, that'
why salve and cutting full, .lar
mln Woods and dnigghts every-j
wh"ie nell HK.M-KOID with guar-!
ante i rui t It cost you nothliiK if It I
doesn't end all Fllo ugony.
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Contrast in Transportat.on j 4 ' ; A"fh KiC"
Tho modern Fireitone-equip-ped
motor car meets one of the
fnmoui muledriven borax wa
oni in Dentil Valley and affordi
an interesting contrast in wheel
equipment. Where the wagon
wheels will travel along with
their load at a few mile per
hour, the automobile is eqoippc.1
wilh the new Firestone Heavy
Duty tires to go seventy or
eighty miles per hour with tafe
ty. It is pictures such no tins
that suggest the renvarlmMe de
velopment that has taltcn place
in transportation since the Fire
stone company was established
thirty yean ago, '
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FOllTLAND, Ann. 1 1. (iV) K.
A. Winchester, -la, of lloriim. Ore.,
wan beiiiK held here liulay for n
eoroner'H jury JieariiiK. the out -'
come of the death Saturday nluht .
of Fh-lch (!cn ten beln, 17, who
Winchester killed with a handnx. J
Tin- two men were working on
hay-balinjf crew, others in the.
Ki'oiip said Oantenhcln had been1
plckiiiK on" WincheMier all day,
and at. t lie eloHe of wmk ran at
bini with a hay hunk. !
AVhicheHter lookeil a roil lid for
Homcthlmv to proteei hlnifulf with.
he Hnid, and I)1h ha ml ki-uhpimI u j
rtmall hand ax. lleHiniik blindly, j
he declared, with the blunt nhh ,
The ax clipped, turned and the 1
blade Hushed down on Oanten-
shoot
like
fotby'TM: have ,
ones I M I) your
WmmSJI style
'r Youll Like
il Golf News
,. No slices !
Tkis is axMi
Bull Snake Not Product of Jug
Captor Reaps Awartl of Dollar
Sl'OKANF. Wash.. Auk Vi
Today's local hero is F. C. Hrown,;
who cauuht the snake that elmbd
tlu cops who arretted the men ;
who thounht the monster came '
out of a little brown Jok- . I
KmerKiiiK today from his finite'
In the "Hotel de 4 i Ink." other-
wise known as Schadc's a ban-!
dotied brewery, which is patron
ized over ninhi by thuse who "ridel
the roils" of freii-ht ears, Urown
bein's neck. He died three hours
later.
No formal charge has
been
placed nnaln.l Wlm hcHier, but
he was ordered held for hearing
before a coroner's Jury,
OiniiH I'eterson, Denton, Texap,
county farmer, h;.s used one grain
binder 2H years, another :i).
' 1
Xewbei-K N. It, hesber. Inc..
received cotiti'nct for construction
of garage building for Haynard Mo
tor Car company.
pawmHjtilll.iU
1
IWSM
K means Truth told interestingly
went for a stroll on Trent nvo
iin , 4'omnionly called ''The Bkld
road," and i-aW a six foot bull
Hiiake.
Thin wuh the pa me reptile ptir
iuicd for days by police after four
inebriatep, carrying a Jur, called
for aid in determining whether
the sunk? was real or imaKlnary.
It was real. llrown KriiHped' It
firmly by '"the neck, walked over
to a Hiiake fanclern, and sold it
for one dollar.
A new law k I v e b Argentina
workers H-hour dayH nnd 7-hour
, nights, linral and domestic work-
rs are exempt, 11 .
Decline of the Cuban siiRiir in
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