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MEDFORD MXIL TRIBUNE, AfEDFORD, OT?EfiONT, SATURDAY, JULY 11, -1931.
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CABIN CAROUSE
CASE TO JURY
IRE NIGHTFALL !
Bombs Tossed in
Milk and Haircut
Price Controversy
In Vatican Crisis
Arguments in Bennett As-
V sault Trial This Afternoon
Defense Insists Girl
Involved 17 Years of Age
BfHMINOHAM, Ala., July
11 JP) Two pt-rHona wero
killed mid twnnty Injured
here IhhI nlKht In milk and
hulr cut "price witni," fought
with bombs.
A dairy pliint was wreck-
ed, a barber nhop demoIlRhed f
and nix other utoroa wore
damaged by exploding mlH-
si leu.
' DebrlH wm hurled more
than a block and a white
man and a ncjrro were killed
by a bomb thrown into the ,
pure milk company plant by
one of two men puwi-ng In
an automobile.
4. 4t4t
The defenue In the trial of Frank
Bennett, logger and married man,
charged with a statutory offonno In
volving a 16-year-uid girl, endeav
ored today to show by wltneAHos
that the complaining- wltncns wa
17 years of age, and that tho ' pot
ting party' was free, of any moral
dereliction.
Klchard Fritz, companion of I
Bennett on tho "run Into, (he coun
try" on tho evening of March U
hint, convicted of a mtedomennor,
as an outgrowth of the nam affair,
Waft shtvmirht f.rnm hla nnll In tho
county Jail to give corroratlvo te SALEM. Ore., July 11. P Lax
tlmcny to Benr.atl's claim that he dlaclpllno which enabled trusty
slept In hl auto. Bonnott waa In- convicts at the stato prison farm
toxlcatcd, Hie witness laid, annex to wander beyond the con
i Sirs. Blnnchard, an axed woman fines of the farm, meet their wives
remuing nciween Aiearora ana uoia and adv fr ends and carrv on an
mil, leaiinea mat me complaining "underground" systom of cone
witness was 17 year old, accord- spondonce with friends on tho out
TRUSTIES' TRYST
Ing to what waa told nor. Dr. W.
. W, P. Holt testified yostorday that
nne would not bo 16 years old until
July 18 next.
Wives Testify.
Mrs. llennott and Mrs. Frltr.,
wive of the mon on the "party,"
testified and said arrangements
had been made for a social gather
ing that evening, with the young
Kin as a guext.
The husbnnd were to drlvo to
Auguotus Wilson's cabin nenr ltuch
"on a-little business." Tho nuto
Went off tho road and tho party
was uciayeti in returning.
The "other girl" In the case tes
tified that after school on March
1 1, tho chief witness had asked
her to go on tho "party," and she
consented, on condition, "I don't
liavo to do anything I don't wantl
to." She testified that oho won
offered a drink at tho Wilson cabin
and that she repulsed advance
Jvlth "1 don't care for that kind
of sturr." She mid, "I requested,
to bo taken home so many times
i lost track. . .
Hemmed to Oibln.
When
aldo, haa resulted In discharge of
one guard and the suspension of
another on his vacation, it was
said today 1y James Lewis, super
Intendent of the prison.
Lewis uld that tho situation at
the annex, which ho doscrl'bed aa
being "not ffcrlous, but potentially
dangerous," came to his attention
early In the week.
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WORK TO GAMP
LAMIA Y, Va July 11. P) 1m
portnnt domestic and Inturnatlonnl
problems woro scheduled for dis
cussion today between President
Hoover and week end guests at hla
Itapldan camp nonr here.
The ohlof executlvo and Mrs.
Hoover arrived safely Into Friday
tho four, riding In the after an necldent In their nurtv.
front jient of a couno. returned to In which Prank Connor, corro-
the FrltS Cabin about Inldnlirllt. Mllondcnt of- the Nnm York lloriilri-
ho testified she was taken homo
by Krlli, and Bennett and the com.
plaining wit now were loft behind
Frllx testified that when he return
ed rrom this mission, he iww lion
hett asleep In his car, and he did
not awaken him, aa "I mixed with
him once 'before, and got tho worst
of It." Ho said he wont to the
sleeping poroh and did not, hear
mo oniet witness until the next
morning.'
There are many discrepancies In
mi' testimony.
Tho "girl In tho case," a comely
jtnald, tosllfcd lain yesterday and
told a sad story between sobs, llor
parents and othor kin testified for
the slate. The glr lold a frank
find straightforward story In one
syllable words, and wo tided over
Vltibnrrasslng questions by the
court.
A Arguments In the oaxe started ni
f ho opening of tho aflerpoon sea
islon and the oaao Is expected to go
uio jury lato una afternoon.
SEEK APPLEGATE
Tribune, nnd Mrs. Connor were
Injured. Tho machine In which the
Connom woro riding from Wash
ington to tho ltnpldan wan over
turned near Fairfax, Va., whllo
punning a largo bus.
COLOGNE APOLOGY FOR
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Globe Gallopers
Soon Will Learn
Path of Air Tour
Annnrlnttd Pr$g Photo
cardinal fietro uaiparrl is con
ducting negotiations In behalf of the
Vatican resulting from Premier
Mussolini's decree dissolving Cath
oiio youin ciuds in ixaiy.
IS PRIZE WINNER
PORTLAND. July 11 (Special)
MIhh Viola Templeton of Med
ford watt awarded second place
In tho womon'H public upeuklng
enntowt of tho Northwet Electric
bight and Power amiociatfon, held
hero ycHterday.
MIhh Templeton, well' known
member of the Copco home office
organisation, compoted agalnHt rep
renentatlvoH of tho larncHt utility
companies In tho northwest and
doerve much credit for the
splendid dhowlng nhe made. She
wan awarded a canh prize of $75
In this content, In addition to
having won firnt place In the
content conducted by tho Cali
fornia Oregon Power compnny a
few wooku ago. The subject of
tho content npoechea wan "The
Contribution of Kloctrlclty to tho
American Home,"
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PEACE PARLEY BID
NEW YOHK, July 11. VP)
Wiley Post and Harold
Gutty, record holding world 4
fllertt, will return to New
York In their plane, the
Winnie Mae, on Wednesday
fr to complete final arrange
menu xor meir aerial lecture j
tour.
fr The fllern representatives
hero announced today they
would start eant from Okla
fr homa Tuenday.
fr . The itinerary for their tour
4 will be placed before them
fr and as soon on approved will
be made public.
ATHLETICS
PIN
PENNANT HOPE
EARNSHAW
They Also Have Good Looking Teeth
OREGON NET CUP
PORTLAND, Ore., July 11. up)
Johnnie Murlo, San Francisco
Hawaiian, won the Oregon state
tennis singles championship here
today when he defeated LauraBon
Drlscoll, his fellow townsman, 6-0,
6-0, 6-1. There were few points of
Interest In the one-sided match
uriHcoil lost most of his games
through hla own playing errors,
and Murlo was capable of cutting
down any rallies Drlscoll Blurted.
Murlo won IB games in a row
before Drlscoll finally managed to
take one.
CANADIAN OPEN PLAY
M1SS1SAUOA OOLF CLUB. To
ronto, Ont., July 11. tfP) Walter
Hagen turned In a 72-hole score o
282 today with a 74 for the final
18 holes, to lead the field In the
Canadian open ohamplonshlp, with
only Johnny Fa.rrell and Percy Al
liss sun dangerous contondors.
logcn's 282 gave him a lead of
two strokes over Mortlo Dutra of
Long Ileach, Oil., who shot a spec
tacular 68, four under par, on the
final 18 holes.
f-'OIXMINK, July 11. ) Mayor
Konrad Adenauer today expressed
to tho American consul the regret
of tho municipal administration at
mo stoning of the cowumto yes
terday by a band of nationalists
and conrmunl.HH.
A umall erowd, led by a woman.
hurled a rock through a window of
tho consulate with ahouta, "Durfn
with America! Free tho negroes!"
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WA8HINGTON. July 11. (&)-
Tho American government has ac
opted wholeheartedly tho formal
invitation to attend tho League of
Nations general disarmament con
forence at (lonova next February.
Tho ncceptnuce wiib dispatched
last night to tho general socretnry
or the league tiy Acting Secrotary
of Si ut o Castle upon Instructions
from ProHldent Hoover.
"The American government," the
acceptance mild, "Is happy to nc
cept this Invitation and welcomes
tho opportunity for co-operating
with other nations."
IRRIGATION RIGHT
HALKM, Ore., July II. P) The
Thompson Creek Irrigation assocl
atlon of Applegato, Oregon, made
application of the stnte engineer
for permit to appropriate 16.9 sec
ond feet of water from th Miller
lake reservoir and Miller 1,1k,,.
oreek for Irrigation of KlM acres
In Josephine county, o. R. Htrlrk
lin, engineer, announced today.
Keventcen applications for water
permits were filed. Included In
the larger ones waa thnt of Cen
tral Oregon Improvement company
of Heattle, for permit to appropri
ate one second-foot of water from
the Deschutes river for Irrigation
of 100 acres In Klamath county
TAL OFFICIALS
ESS
WASHIXOTON, July II P
Vestal officials have mapped out
plan of education whereby they
hope to increase the iwrcel post
business and wipe out that portion
of the postal deficit.
"The department announced to.
day parcel pnat supervisors would
be appointed at (0 of the largest
postofllcea to contact shippers and
the public enerally to encourage
Increased use of parrel post fa
cilities. Plans looking to this end wn
ttrafted, following approval yes
terday for Inoreaetd site and
weight of parrel post packsges.
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GRIFFIN CREEK
STORY 1 :
(Onatlnsed Worn Pace Ooe)
. .Atlee Pomerene, former Ohio
senator and special prosecutor In
the ail lease rases, was present.
M served eight yeara In the sen
mte with Fall when the latter was
aenator from New Mexico.
'OH IFF IN CHKKK. Ore.. July II
tHpl.) Mmi Mnrene Moore from
lllllelHiro spent the week end here
with her aunt, Mrs. O. K. tlklnner.
lr. Hunch and family mniorcd
lo Crescent city over the Fourth.
Ornn Wllecy (mil leon Brown
epent the week end at Dunsmiilr
with the former's parents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ( (cargo Tucker and
family ami Mr. anil Mrs. c, K. Mur
tln anil family picnicked at Cn-
sey'rt Camp on Hnguo river the
Fourth.
Mr. Chrlstean and son Hubert
relumed Monday from Iteno, Nov.,
where they attended the llner-lii-cudiin
fight.
Donald lirown spent tho Fourth
at Crescent City.
Mrs Alice Lamb i-pent Wednes
day aftrrnonn with Mrs. Otis Muck.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darby, Mr.
and Mrs. John Darby. Mr. nnd Mm.
Charlie Unwell. Mrs. Jeiuie Mlnear
and family and Mrs. Alice Uunh
and rnnilly upent the Fourth with
Mr. nnd Mis. ciivnn Dnrbv at Dead
Indian,
Mr. and Mrs. K. U Miller and
family of Medrord spent the even
ing of the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs. II. 1). Kemliiuion.
Mrs, Ijiurn Jones returned home
jn ihe Fourth from tn Francloi-o.
Mls Vlolel Judy left Friday
moening for Mc.MliiiVxtlle to at
tend the llaptlet summer seoslon
hhe expH-ts to be gone about two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke llyan and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
FWk and futility motored to Hcene
creek Monday and enjoyed a picnic.
Miss Lucille Hlesrns was a week
end guest of Lillian lirown.
Mr. and Mix Hlngler from Cali
fornia were visiting this past week
st the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Itav Ouches and
family, Mr. and Mm. Vernon
Ouches and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Mamie Duttnn and lamlly and Mr.
and Mrs. It. . ouchm and fam
ily enjoyed a family picnic up
Griffin creek the Fourth.
Misses Thelma and Florence
Meadows spent Wednesday with
their sister. Mrs. Vernon Ourhea
Mr. and Mm. (talph Wllnon from
Hi ms Valley w-re recent vlsllorw
at the home of Mr. snd Mm O F
Simmers.
WARNED by in
MALUM, Ore. July 11. M
James W, Mutt, state corporation
commissioner, last night issued a
winning o all savings and loan
holding coin pun lea thnt no "twist
log ' of savings and loan assocla
tlon accounts for Hnncorporatlon
or holding company stock would
bo permitted. The order la efrec
live ut onco and carries with It the
possible suspension of permits to
sell slock If the older Is violated.
He said his reason was based on
complalnrs received of siu-h trans
uctlona In which ho saya "It ap
pears that cnnsldernhlo fraud and
misrepresentation tins , boon used
In effecting such transfers."
CANHKHUA (PI Frequent
change of Australia's poet age
stamps Is providing tho govern
ment with h fairly substunttiil
profit.
As soon as a, uew Issue Is print
ed, there Is a rush to purchase by
slump dealers, and thousands of
dollars worth of Australian stamps
are sent to philatelists throughout
the world.
The latest Australian Issue com
memorates tlie world flights of
Air Commander Klngaford-Mmlth
In his famous airplane, ' Houthern
Cross."
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FOR HABEAS CORPUS
MAN FKANOISCO. July 11. u1
The state supreme court to-
oay nellletl the pMltlon of Daisy
do Ho. rntiv(tet of (rand theft
on complaint of Clara How. mo
tion picture actress, for a rehear
ing on her application for a writ
of habeas corpus.
Miss de Hoe sought release from
In !tN AniHlM k. -
petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus nh th, stste district court
ef appeals there. The supreme
court toda ysustuliirO. the ruling
of the appeal court. '
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., July 1
(Special) Mrs. J. S. Ward on-
tortninca with a party Tuesdny
In honor of hor daughter, 'Murjf
Jane's, 13th birthday. Elghteon,
girls from Medford and Jackson
ville wore present. Tho afternoon
was spent at games, iiftor which
refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mm W. II. Hunch hnd
as guests tho pust week their
grand-daughter and husband, Mr;
and Mrs. Harold Rudolph frotni
eiiniiiiiKiini, u. v. - ;
Miss Mlnnlo Hunch 'Is home
for a two weeks' vacation from
a Portland hospital, whero she
is taking nurses' training. .
Mrs. Dora Hurbaugh was called
hist week to Tnlent by the death
of her brother. Evan Reamea,
whero she' remained several days
with hla daughter, Mrs. Molcttc
Jennings.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris Keegnn, ac
companied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Ar
thur Lewis nnd son, Carroll, mo
tored to McColllator Springs ro-
cently.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoy IJIrlch nnd
family of Hollvlmv district and
iMrs. Alice Ulrlch spent tho f ourth
-1 at Crescent City.
Arthur Lewis Is spending a few
days this week nt Prospect.
(leorgo M'errltl. Mlsa lssle Mc
Cully and Mlsa Allco Hocfa on
Joyed Sunday nt Prospect.
Mr. and Mrs. Kile White and
children spent Sunday nt Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. S. n. Nnson and daughter.
Margaret, entertained nt luncheon
Wednesday for eight friends from
Medrord and Hold 11111.
Mr. and Mrs. John It. Knight
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flck en
joyed July Fourth ut Diamond
lake.
The Jackson county bridge crew
Is employed nt repair work near
Dodge hrldge.
The lliirtmnn family Is Install
ing a gas tank and pump for
prlvato use at their homo on East
Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Keegan, Mrs.
Nettle Thompson and son. Junior,
Mr F.thol Olson and daughter,
Violet, enjoyc Sunday ut IJIhin
park.
I 11. Ilanna arrived from San
Francisco Friday and Is spending
a two weeks' vacation at the home
of his brother. Attorney H. K.
Hnnna.
Miss Mollle Hrltt nnd brother,
F.mll Hrltt of Jacksonville and
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Moore of
Ceatrul Point, spent Saturday In
Ahlund park.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Wilson of
Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit
Keyaer of Medford enjoyed ar
outing nt vnrlous lakes this week
Mrs. O. F. Flllcroft and fnmll
are spending a few days in Co-
Ulillle, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Rector Oess and
family of Hend spent the week
end at the 1 A. Oaddy home.
Mrs. John Contrail, who bad
been visiting relative!! here, left
Sunday for her home In San Fran
etsco.
Ace Pulls Out 8 to 6 Victory
Over Yankees in 14
Jnning Thriller Entered
Contest in Relief Role
By Gnylo Talbot, Jr.,
AHftociated Prets Sports Writer.
Stout-hearted George Eamshaw
apparentlyhos accepted the respon
albllity for keeping the Philadel
phia Athletics in their accustomed
position at the top of the Amer
ican league landing. Few pitch
era in modern times have worked
harder nor turned In more heroic
performances than has Connie
Mack's riKht-hunIed ace in the
first four months of the campaign.
Yesterday the "Moorso" went io
the firing line for the third time
within six days, and pitched the
champions to a victory over tho
New York Yankees in a 14-inning
thriller, 8 to 6. Entering the game
relief pitcher In the seventh
Inning, he withstood a blow that
would have demoralized a less
courageous moundsnmn and stuck
It out to win.
Ilubc and Txju Perform.
Going into tho last of the ninth
with a two-run lead, Eamshaw re- i
tired the first two batsmen and I
appeared to have the contest in
the bag. Then Bnbo Ruth singled
and -hlrf old sparring mate, Lou
Gehrig, came through with a home
run Into the right bleachers, tying
the scare.
Instead of becoming unsettled by
the turn of events, Karnshaw set-
led down and blanked the Yan
kees for the next five Innings un
til Hlhop, Himmoriri and Koxx blaz
ed out the hits to win In the four
teenth.
The game marked Earnshaw's
3rd appearance on tho hill this
ear and gave him hit 15th victory
against four defeats.
There wan only the one game In
the American longue. rain prevent-
ng the othor scheduled bout at
Washington.
What activity there was in the
National league served only to
stretch tho St. Louis Cardinals' lead
over the field. Gabby 8t rent's
marksmen scored their third!
might victory over the Clncin-i
natl Keds, 2 to 1. whllo the Brook-i
n Robins were being nosed out,
to 3, .by tho Boston Braves.
(Associated Press Photii
Just n few Ixis 'Angeles misses who have entered the perfect back contest smilo aa the cunicmm,.
IHdntN to the birdie.
iS. HUNTER WINS
PORTLAND EVENS
UP WITH ANGELS
BY 11-4 VICTORY
STATE GOLF TITLE
PORTLAND, Ore., July 11. (fl)
rs. Martin Jtunter, Alderwood
lub. today Wore the crown of Ore
gon .Women's Cinlf association
champion, by virtue or her win
yot-terdiiy over Mrs. s. 11. Hoskln.
Columbia. In the 36-hole final of
the fourth annual tournnmcnt.
Mrs. Hunter won. 7 and 6. over
he Columbia club star. It ih
first major title she ha,s won. She
succeeds Mrs. H. E. Eva. Colum-
la. who was eliminated by Mrs.
unter in tho seml-finnls.
JUNIORS OFF
TO PLAY MARSHF1ELD
Coach Tom ("Illlllgrv"! Mleeln
anil nig 15 Junior league baseball
players loft this afternoon hv mo.
tor for Marshflohl, whore they will
unci 1110 junior league team ol
thnt city tomorrow afternoon to de
cide tho championship of district
No. 4 In tho slate baseball ram.ii
punsoreti by the American Legion
nuiiiuiKn me niccllord team
not so "ponsneil. It Is expected
nicy win snow tne Jinrshfleld Jun
iiirs now tne game Is pluyed. The
locals defeated the Klaninth ng
sregatlon Wefinesday afleruoon at
me inir grounds. 14 to 11.
(By the Associated Press) -
Portland and Los Anseles were
even asaln after the ll-to4 Beaver
victory last niKht. Young Bill
Shores, former Philadelphia, Ath
letics pitcner, appeared in a Bea
ver unlrorm for the first time to
let the Angels down. Coleman and
Khell got home runs for Portland.
The bases were empty each time.
The Acorns evened the present
series again Inst night whnn thev
jumped on the Stun for a 14-to-
victory. It was bb bad a defeat as
the Stars hnve suffered. Fuzzy
Hum of Oakland got four hits in
four times at bat and scored four
runs.
A four-run rally In the firth ylim
two more in the elchth hmnihi
the Scattlo Indians a G-to-Bvlctory
over the Mission Reds.
ban Francisco edged ahead of
Sacramento as tho Seals won. 4 to
3. last night to lead the week's
series three games to one. Doug
las, Seal pitcher, pulled himself out
of a had hole In which errors by
his teammates left him. He stopped
the game In the ninth when the
Senators had the tying and win
ning tuns on base.
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With Rod and Gun
YESTERDAY
R. H. 1
Portland , 11 13
Los Angeles 4 t
Batteries: Shores nnd FitiJ
rick: Shealy, Peters, MoncrietiJ
Hannah.
Fishing will be fair tomorrow
at Diamond luko and Lake o' the
Woods, according to forecasts to
day. Halt fishing is recommended
for Diamond lake nnd plugs for
Lake o' the Woods.
Trout fishing is very good on
north, fork of Itogue river.
tho
Tries New Pniprllor.
KOOMKVKLT FIELD. N. T..
July II. 11 James C.oodwln
Hall, war flier, arrlvde from Cali
fornia today for tests with a va
riable pitch propeller after which
h experts attempt to better
the west and east transcontinental
records of Captain Frank Hawks
He expecu to b here for a weei
to two weeks.
LAST
m
IICHT
(ly tho Associated Press)
BOSTON Ernie Schnnf. Hos.
ton. knocked out Jimmy Maloney,
Boston (3); Jack Dorval, Boston
outpointed Oene Stanton, Cleve
land (I0; Tony Shucco. Boston,
ouipoinie.t Al Morro, California
I si.
PA HIS Marcel
outpointed Vince
more (10),
Thll. France.
Dundee. Haiti
f.At CI.A1UK. Wis. Prince
.-ooniirr. Chicago, knock,.,! not
Jackie Dugan, Louisville (3).
TAMPA. Fin. Wilbur Stokes.
Jikelnnd. Kla., and Sammy Mnn-
i.ocKioru, 111., drew (10).
dell,
CHICAGO Haakon Vl,..- r
Chicago, outpointed 11. Kn'iii.
Chicago (10): Owen Phelps, Phoe.
nix, Arlt,, and Jobnnv Bum. nW-
land. Cnl.. drew isi- wim.. o.,.-
nosion and Johnny Crano. Chi
cago, drew (s).
TO
MEET EAGLE PL,
TALENT, ASHLAND
13ag!e Point's basebnll nine will
meet the Grants Pnw team nt
Eagle Point tomorrow nt 2:30
In one or the scheduled gumes of
tho Valley league. Harry nnd
Clarence Dunn, second baseman
and shortstop, respectively, on the
Eagle Point team, and Valencia,
first hascman for tho Cheese
makers, will be back In line, nnd
the management or their team Is
counting on a victory.
Talent and Ah!aiid also plav
tomorrow, nnd Pat Conn.llv. first
baseman for the Jiickennvilic boys
before they dropped from I he
league, has been signed by Talent.
For the second half. Crnni
Pass heads tho league with two
wins nnd Ko losses and Eagle
Point Is second, with two wins
and one loss. The two bottom
rntlngs are now Tnlent. two wins
and two losses, and Ashland, no
wins and two .losses.
Many nngler have brought In
good cntcbes from Humnker. The
trout .measure as high as 14 and
1G Inches. The best results are
realized between 2 o'clock and
sundown with flics.
The jiick salmon run is now
on n the Itogue with good catches
being landed at Bybee bridge,
Cnrrle riffle nnd Kelly Islnnd. A
few stcelhead are being caught,
several being reported ., from
Pierce riffle. '
Several salmon were caught Inst
evening nenr Gold liny dam, with
Boy Smith of Jacksonville among
the successful fishermen.
HOW THEY
STAN D
n. h.
Seattle 6 s
Missions 5 u
Batteries: Turpln and Bod
inl; Cole nnd Brcnzel.
B. H.
Hollywood 6 14
Oakland 14 It
Batteries: Page, Johnson d
Soverold; Craghead and JIcMuM
R. H. i
San Francisco 4 7
Sacramento 3 8
Batteries: Douglas nnd MtiJ
Flynn nnd Wirts. .
free -wheel i nek
speaRincL
By
the Associated Press)
Coast
TO;
addJ
w.
Snn Francisco a
Seutllo 3
Hollywood . 2
Los Angeles 2
Portland 2
Oakland 2
.Misnions 1
Snciumcnto 1
American
Philadelphia .
Washington ...
New York
Clcvclntid
St. Louis
Boston ,
Detroit
Chicago
National
W.
. lit
49
42
SS
a 1
28
2!)
28
W.
4!)
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BATTLE
ES IRE OF
W.G.T.U. LADIES
SAX FRANCISCO Jlmm..
Evans. Vallejo. Cat. aulni,lntrf
Charley Hernandei. San Francisco
(10): Claude Cnnlnv Ma..n.
V-l.. stopped Jlmmv Owen. Si'
loaeph. Mo., (3).
NEW YORK A I Sillier V-m-
York, outpointed Eddie
(8).
New York
TALLAPOOSA. On., .lnlv 11 ,p,
The purported Paging of a fight
between a wildcat and a hound
... v ..u.y . , protested by Mrs.
L. I JulMet. president of H ii
Women's Christian T.m.r,
nion.
"The cr-t." Mrs. Jaillei ,,- in .
(moment, -had been confined rnr
ks previous lo Hie dm. . ,v,
right and was not In perfect form
o ueien.t it.eif, ,0 . .,, ,
o pieces by the hound. Vnihin.'
was done to stop the fight and i.
he sniue men nee talklna of oii.in.
wo bulldogs airulnst each other-
-Mrs. JnlHet charges thai -ih
mayor, common council and nnii...
een, Indifferent to the moral siao
or the matter," but tho W C T r
members "are very much wrought
up and will endeavor to prevent
the proposed, bulldog battle
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Radio .Man llnmns
SHANGHAI, July u ,4YEd-
wnrd Anderson, rad'o operator ot
the Dollar liner. 'President Mo
Kinley. drowned st the Shnnghnl
water rront today when he tell
from n launch, i
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HILLSBOUO. July 11. (P) By
score of 12 to 6 the Salem Ameri
can Legion Junior league baseball
team trounced the Hlllsboro nine
here yesterday. Susse and Peek
constituted the Salem battery. '
While the matter had not taken !
form today there were reports that i
lllllslioro would protest tha game,
charging two Salem players wero
Ineligible.
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