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' 'Grove Chalks Up' 24th
Victory of Year
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DETROIT. Aug. 16. (AP) After
-.j IB Innings of fruitless batting Babe
mini mariea a rally mat netted the
MMir'Vn! V.1.. ........ i -
7 7 to B victory over the Tigers.
The , Babe opened the Inning by
I driving hla '33d home run. over the
VjS' right field fence: Lou Gehrig followed
, with. a. doublo.. and. Cy Perkins
j , brought htm home, with a single,
1 , Ruth's Homer gave him a tie with
Gehrig for the major league lead.;
V ' i. ,. Xv. t, JS.
New TTorlc 7 17: 1
Detroit a 14 J 3
l Andrews, H. Johnson, Gomez and
lr Dickey; Hogsett, Bridges Pipgfas,
y CLEVELAND. Aug.. 16r-(AP) lief-
lug victory of the. season, by besting
Wer Wen-ell to give the--Philadelphia
Athletics a 4 to3 victory-over the In
dians' today. Earl AverlU hlti his 24th
.homo, run of, the seasorljl "
"' '" '' '"' ft. H. sE.
Philadelphia 4 0 J 1 1
Clovelnnd u 3 0 ' 1
Drove nod Cochrane; Forrell and
Bewell. '
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CHICAGO, Aug, 15. (AP) Boston
defeated the, White Box 1 to 0 today
In a hurling duel between Red Faber
and Dannie MacFayden.
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Boston,; , ....;;..:.... 1 8:0
Chicago -. '.'.',..i...',Ji.....;.. 0 0 ? 2
Mnopoydettr and;! Barry; - Fnber ud
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ST.! LOUIS, Aug. 19,-r-(AP-Biiddy
Myer 'Of , the Woshlngton Senators
beat a 'throw home by Lin Stortl to
day, antl BroKe - e:. stubborn; 12th ln-i
hlog tie between the Senators and
the arowns, the Senators winnings
Wahlngtori '''f.::,:.-- a 1 ,'i
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I PltUburgh 83 89
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug, IB. (AP)
: The Philadelphia Nationals took two
i games from Pittsburgh today, win
ning the first game 8 to aud the
second con tost 3 to 1. Both games
; were played on, a muddy t field and
i rain fell most of-.the afternoon; : ,
! ' .' 1 ' r,' it e:
t Pitubunth :X .'.'.i,...: 4 1 8 t o
PhlladelDhla; ' 4 a'
Wood, Oaborn and Oraoe; . Dudley,
Collins end pavls. , ' '
- (second game) R. H. .E.
' Pltuburgh ,--.. 1.8 v
! Philadelphia 3- 4 0
: Melu and Phillips; Bolen, .-Watf
and. McGurdy, . i
Chicago at Boston postponed, ruin:',
(2 games tomorrow), :
Bt. Louis at New Xork postponftl,
Tain,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn postponed,
rain ..'
OLD FOESTLASH
TO MEET JLEONARO
- NKW VORrfc Aug. 16, ( API O rim
vlsuced Billy IVtrolle - end A'D
Kac- Jimmy.' MoLnmin' u",nive'
more "on ihelr minds than 'their Ki-
apectlve shares of the night's - tv-
oel4 when they clash In their ten
round "rubbr' bont nt Yankee U
dlilin Thursday nlUt. ' i , ; '
ThBy have their eyes glued tn- a
real flstlo plum dangling a lime fur
ther along the trail, Both are after
a promised "big shot" agulmt Benny
Leonard: the season's prise comeback.
; The winner of Thursday's go will be
. touted as the logical man tu give the
former lightweight champion his
baptism of big-time fire.
Petrolle. the 29-year-old gamester.
Oiitslugged the coast produet in their
first meeting In 130. but MeLarnin
came bnck to win the Verdict in their
second bout here this year.
CULVER, Ind., Aug. 18 (AP)
Frankle Parker of ' Milwaukee cap'
tured the national , boys" elnglea
championship today by defeating
Oene Mako, toe' Angeles, 7-8,
after a stirring uphill battle.
Mako, usually a hard driver,
changed, hie- etyle today, using
chop stroks that almost felled Park
er. He piled up a 4-1 lead In the
first act and then led S-4 on his
own serve but Parker broke through,
forced him to err at the net and
went on to win the set. In the
second, Mako led 8-3 only to have
the Milwaukee etar overtake him
araln wltb greet assortment of
shots.
SEALS NOSE OUT
5-7 IN
EVENING BATTLE
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16r-(AP)
San Francisco and Portland fought
a nip and tuck battle here tonight
with, the Seals winning the ball
game In the eighth inning. The
score, was 7 to 8. The Ducks, with
a homer by' Johnson which scored
Coleman, tied the scoro 1n the
seventh. The Seals made a determ
ined assault in the eighth, and with
doubles by Wera and Jacobs, brought
In five runs. Threo more In the lost
two frames for the Ducks failed to
tie the scoro. .
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Portland .,....B 11 , 'i
San Francisco .......'J 13 ! 1
Walters and Fltzpatrlck; Jacobs
and Healey, Baldwin, Penobsky.
OAKLAND, Aug. 15. (AP) Oak
land made It three straight over, the
Mission here tonight, defeating the
Reds 6 to 2 and taking: the lead la
the current series. Caster, Mission
pitcher, was touched for 14 hits,
whllo Fay Thomas allowed the Reds
only seven. Heavy hitting by Leroy
Anton and Fuazy Huff t helped the
Oaks win the game. : J
R. H.
Missions .,;,,..,...,. 2-71
Oakland , 5 14 : 0
Caster and Hofinann Thomas and
McMullen. .
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 18 (AP)
Tony Freltas lost a five hit game to
Seattle here tonight when the In
dians made t two straight by a 4
to 2 victory. The Sacs hold an odd
game edge on, the series. Turpln
opposed Freltaa and until the ninth
Inning had' given tho Sacs but four
hits and a run.. He blew up Ip the
ninth and Bonnellt had. to. step. In
aud- save- the game, . . : ' ''.i,
R II $ B
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2 7 .1
Freltas and
Turpln and Qaston;
Wlrts. .
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
i - Ballou, Shealy,. Oolsteln, MoncrleP,
Peters' and Campbell; Turner aud
Basale, , ,
SOMERVILLE BESTS
YATES AGAIN FOR
TITLE
MONTREAL. ' 6ue., AUgi 15 (AP)
O. Ross (Sandy) SomerVllle,' dour
arid 'Bllcnl player from London; Ont.,
beat back the challenge of Arthur
(Ducky) Yates of Roohester, N. Y.,
to win 'the Canadian amateur golf
championship today for the second
year in succession, -i
Playing machine-like golf most 'of
the wayi Somervllle ran up a touf
hole lead In the first 18-hole round
and then had little trouble holdlilg
on to a commanding margin to win
natch and title by a 3 and 2 count.
There was little dramatlo about
Somervllle's game ae he clicked Oft
pars with monotonous regularity
and the gallery of 1.800 got most of
Its- thrills from a lost ditch rally
Yates staged, after ho had gone tour
down at the short 30th hole.
The smiling ochcater giant out
this margin to three, holes at ie
31st where Bomervtlle pitched In a
trap and took sis, and reduced the
Cnnadlau's edge another' hole at the
32nd, 170-yard three shotter, when
he recovered sensationally from a
bunker and sank a four-foot putt for
hla par three. -
But that wA Yates' last gesture,
for Somervllle pulled himself, to'
gether sharply. He halved the 33nt
hole In fours. At the 308-yard 34th
Somervllle sliced his drive Into the
rough behind a bunker, but recov
ered with his second to land 12 feet
from the pin. Yates' second found
a trap and- his third landed only
few Inches closer than Somervllle's
second... When the Rochester player
missed hii first putt' he picked up
both balls and extended his hand in
congratulation Jo the champion. ' .
CHIEF
HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK, CHI
CAGO. Aug. 18 (Al')--ln a senin
lloniu driving flnlalt Chief Jtihn ovl
ed : by . John Marech. , Chicago can,
tractor, won the 10.0(H) added Illinois-
owners handicap today' by the
margin of a nose before 30,000 swel
tering speoUitors, the biggest crowd
that ever jammed the historic, Haw
thorne race course , . , .
Chief John, whoso victory was a
surprise, won over Alderman 3. ,
Coughlln's Karl Eltel, with Knight
Cohnnnnder, owned by James Norrla,
Jr youthful Ohlai;a sportsman; a
hair length bvk I ntlilrd place end
Paul Bunyan. a fast charging fourth,
only a head back of Kmght Com
mander. '
The Illinois owner's handicap it n
sporting event for turf men. who are
bona tide residents of the ttntc, A
field or eleven went to tte pout, giv
ing the stake a gross value of (12,oj0,
with $8,428 golnp to the triumphant
owner. ' ' '
1
MONTREAL, Aug. I (AP)-C
Ross (Sandy) Somervllle of Louden,
Out., won the.- Canadian amateur
golf championship tor the second
straight yeas by detesting Arlhui
Yates of Rochester. N. Y. 3 up sua
two to piny, lu their 88-hole lln.n
matcli over - the -Royal Mauiroal
club course today. . ;
MEDFORDr 'MAIL,
IRISH BATTLE
AND SING ALL
Police Sent From Belfast
To Quell Riioters
Smash Locomotive
Heads and Windows
Very Disquieting.
' BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Aug.
16 (AP) Police reinforcements were
ruahed tonight, to Armagh, northern
Ireland, after a day of battling be
tween Orangemen and delegates to
the assembly of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians. . , ,
The reinforcements were dispatch
ed after leaders on both sides had
vainly appealed to their followers to
keep the peace.
Irish nationalists. In street dem
onstrations . shouted "Up, Dublin I"
and "Up, Do Valero I" and the Or
angemen retaliated by singing
Derry's Walls."
. Many windows were shattered and
police feared that they might obtain
arms.
The day's troubles started with
the wrecking of a locomotive near
Rich Hill, county Armagh, by a group
of - about f 20 men' who shot one
warning bullet In the direction of
Henry Bell, engineer, and told him
he would get the next one If he
didn't obey them, then they tipped
up a section of the track and, de
taching the locomotive from Its
train, forced Dell to start it toward
tho gap. 1 ' '
' This was Interpreted as a reprisal
measure ngalnst tho "Irish republi
can army-" ' which prevented Orange-
mob from holding a meeting at
pootchlll ' In' county ' Cavon, on the
southern side' of the Free Stager
Ulster border last Wedncsdoy.
In Armagh' today clashes between
the Hibernians and Orangemen were
frequent, and police, swinging their
batons, waded' In time after time
In an attempt to quell the disturb
ances. ' Each time thev were dlsnersed. tha
lighters collected elsowhere and start
ed over again.
Sir ' William Allen, grand master
f the Armagh Orangemen, sold he
regarded the Rich Hill Incident with
grave disquiet.'. ' ' : . , '
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-(AP)-'
What method the fftrm board finally
will adopt- lb 'asfitnt the' southern
cotton former la hie low pride dil
emma tonight held the close inter
est 'Of Washington.
Hope l.tut' been vlrtutilly abandoned
for Its proposal that a third of the
current crop be destroyed and sta
bilization supplies held off the mar-
jtct for a year. '
At least tivo actual rejections have
been received from the 1 14 govern
ors who were asked to Join in the
program, '
There apparently ts nd immediate
proa poet of concerted state action
although many suggestions to that
end have gone out. The disposition
seems to-bs t -leave the aetual for
mutation of an acceptable, workable
plan, squarely up to the board to be
worked out from the many counter
proposal put forward by governors,
senators and planters.
l" O. H. C.- (Irnfl- Honweil "
COLUMDUS. Ohio. AUff. 15. (AP)
Loston I. Love, Corvallis. Ore., a ured-
uatc of Oregon State college, hns been
awarded. a scholarship In practical
arts and vocaUonsJ education at Ohio
State university, it was announced
hrrt todoy.
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,.
Y APPEAL
TO.
TO SLASH BUDGET
LONDON. Aug. IS (AP) Economy
pppeals remirdseeht of 'fworld! knur
days ' were Issued ' to Great BtitAIn
today as the government prepared
to slash national expenditures In an
effort to ' remove the threat of' a
budget deficit of about S600.000.
Home Secretary J. R. Clynes called
on ;- young men . growing , up ."who
know nothing whatever of what life
was like during the latter years of
the World war" to give their closest
attention to "the lead given by the
unity of political parties In the
country in the face of a crisis which
must be overcome."
; From his native village of Lossie
mouth, Scotland. Prime . Minister
MacDonald counseled the nation to
be ready for sacrifices. -i
' Vital decisions affecting ' every
citizen. 'of the' country are expected
wlfhin ' the next few days. -'
-' The cabinet economy comrnlttee
will discuss the economy report sub
mitted by Sir George May and will
continue formulating : Its remedial
proposals iaonday and Tuesday. Wed
nesday there will be a special emer
gency cabinet meeting.
(R(wrttfl by isctow County AbrtrKtCsi
t tuts ttmt n4 Ctmini simm k i
t MuwKe Licenses. . v '., (r
Hnrry At Watson and Mary U Alex
ander. t , $
WUi E, Hansen, and. Grace I Jones.
', Prubnte Court.
' Estate of Mary Allen (spendthrift),
admitted to prdbate.
Estate of Nancy Thompson (Incom
petent), admitted to probate.
fin-iilt Court'.
' Lincoln O. Rowley vs.' Evelyn Row
ley; divorce.
. Jackson County Abet. Co. vs. Nina
Wall Colvlg, Pred Colvlgy et al; fore
closure. -' - 1
'Bonister-Christnejr Corporation, Ce
cil M. Jennings vs. C. E. Whiteman,
Nannie1 E. Whiteman; foreclosure of
chattel mortgnge.- 4
Willis Alexander vs. P. K. Miller,
damages.
Howard & Martin, co-pirtders', vs.
Harry Hammettt chattel lien. 1 'f
Jackflon Comity Bldg. &J Loan Assn:
vs. Leonard a. Lyons, Emily Lyons,
et al; foreclosure. -' ' "'
Fiiwt Insurance Agency vs. W.- J.
Mann; forecl-oeure of contract.1 j -W.
N. Offutt, Jr.; cancels-the as
sumed 1 ' business name of "Of f utli's
Garage and Machine Shop.": '.
R. R. Duncan assumes the business
name of ''OffutVs-Gurago nd Ma-
chino Shop." ' .
.Kent Kstato Transfers;
Irma Dixon cl vlr to Harold ! C.
Merrymon- ot ux; ' W. D.- 3.06 acres
in see. a, Tp. 41 S, R. 4 E. i
City ot MedfoM to Vivian R. Greg
ory; Cor. W. D; Lot 13, 'Blk. a. Pab
rlck's unrecorder Add, to Medforrt. '
Harold U. Robin et ux tc Etheli S.
Wllllts; W. D. Lot. 3, Blk 3,. queen
Anue Add. to Medford. . -
Neldormeyor, Incorporated,, to O. V.
Myers et ux; W. D. northerly 37V4 ft.
Lot 8, Blk. 70: all Lot 6. Blk. 79.
City of Medford.
DoWitt Scrlven et ux to j W. Den
nis et al; W. D. E!4 of NB4, Sec. 22.
Tp, 34 S. R. I W.
iHlram P: Burleson' et ux to John !
C. Wright et ux; W. D. Lots in Blks. j
31 and 21. Railroad Add. to Phoenix.-
Edward K. Ash et ux to . W. t
Clancy et ux; deed. "Rogue Acres" i
subdivision In See. 3, Tp. 34 R. 1 W.
Mollle M. Wltcher to Oeorge Mc
Cktln et al; W. D. EV4-of NW!4, Sec.
24. Tp. 38 S. R. 2 W. i' ''
.Fred K. Furry et ux to Cecil R.
Morgan; w. D. acre known as Old
Mill property. Phoenix. "
Katie Ball et vlr to P. K. Miller;
Q. C. D. S'j of SWVi, Sec. 24. Tp.
os a. r. i w. .
i Ella Lewis et vlr to I. C. Bnrshaw;
Q. C. D. Banner Mining Claim in
See. 13. Tp. 30 S. R. 3 W.
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OREGON, SUNDAY AUGUST , IS, ,193.1-
'Guillotined'
1 F'?4r
2 m
5 tljr -V
i
Associated Hresa I'hnto
Playing a game of "guillotine" at
af New York birthday party, Aided
Iver-Bon,-' 2T, was kHIet when the
blade of an axe slipped from the
haft striking her at the-base of the
skull ae It- wag being wielded, In
pantomime by a, mock executioner.
MICHIGAN OPENS
ROBBERS, RE
ANN ARBOR, Mich.. Aug. 16 (AP)
A concerted effort to drive' Tob--bers
off Michigan highways and to.
close the roadhpuses' and resorts
where they congregate -were being
planned tonight as an aftermath of
the ' slaying of two boys - and tvVo
girls near Ypsllantl. early Tuesday.'
Plantf for such' a drive ' were an
nounced at Petoskey today by Qrjv.
Wilbur M. Brucker, Washtenaw count
ty authorities continued - efforts to
round up 'associates of Pred' Smith,
Prank Oliver and DAVId T. Black
stone, negro, the' convicted slayers
of tho young- couples. !
. Other - officials- 'spent ' the day
questioning the three slayers at the
Michigan state prison where . they
were , taken.. Thursday night after
being, sentenced 'to., life imprison
ment but found the' prisoners un
willing to talk. They were unable to
get them to admit a connection
with numerous "petting party" rob
btries in "Washtenaw county.
Catherine Keller, . Smith's sweet
heart, was being held tonight and
the officers were endeavoring to de
termine what connection, If any, she
nan with the quadruple slaying.
Five otiier men, believed Impli
cated in "petting party" robberies in
the county were nrrested late today.
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tir ' ' ' V
reopies meet
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Mrs. JKerr 'will show the new.,
and easy methods of making
ices sherbets and ic cream in
the Westinghouse El3ctric Re
frigerator and answer ques
tions about refrigeration. '
Peoples Electric Store
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TOKYO." Aug. 'lj (Sunday)T-(A)
Twd American aviators, fined. 2,00 j
because they flew Into Japan v.-Ubout
observing: the - country's air regula
tions, decided philosophically today
they might have hod a worse "break."
His Hying mate, Hugh HernSon,
Jr., of New f York, who klssedhl
bride goodbye: to fly around the, world
with . Pangborrt, 1 contented Himself
with remarking the workhouse was
waiting chould they -fall to pay the
fine asessed. They were told by. news
paper dispatches that the money was
already on the way from Now York.
Their greatest worry now Is" wheth
er they are to-be given a chance 0
recoup their financial losses at - the
hands or the Japanese courts by v-0-
lng permitted to- fly fronv-here to I
Seattle for that $25,000 prize.
The authorities have not yet de
cided whether to; issue the "men , a
permit to fly from here to Samush
Iro; where the start for Seattle would
bo made..8ome feel 'issuance of such
a permit might be out of place In
view of the court's action against
the fliers. Announcement of a decis
ion may be made tomorrow. ; '
, .LOS ANtiELfcg Aup lS-iXp)
wnen Jjavm n, ,LaurK, jae t-iuitj ur
uty district attorney wlio is on Irtal
for murder, again takes .the' stand
Monday morning to complete his tes
timony on- crcea-examination, he will
be under armed guard. All spectators
and- witnesses will be searched ibr
firearms before allowed entrance to
tho courtroom. ...
Superior Judge Stanley Murray,
who Is presiding, over the . trial of the
former young prosecutor accused of
slaying Herbert F. Spencer, editor of
a political magazine and an lntlmat;
of politicians, made the order, after
Mrs. Nancy Ma lone Clark, wife of the
defendant, revealed she; had received
u riDto, placed in her- hand by an
unidentified woman . as. she. was leav
ing tho crowded courtroom late; yes
terday. The note read :
: "Mr. Clark: Watch .out for a man,
rather stout, in light suit, straw hat;
He carries. , a- gun.- You will under
stand." - . -i. ..w-.
MADRAS Fence erected around
half-mile race track, and grounds
leveled.
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in, the Westinghouse "Flavor
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rlson. Interior decorator from Phila
delphia, admitted today after aban
doning all illuslons.'.about prospect
ing, especially, In old wells. A me
tallic gleam at the, bottom of. a dry
shsft on the Blrks rapen west of
here lured Morrison to Investigate.
But- when he had lowered himself
vrtib a rope to within four feet of
the bottom, a chorus of hisses and
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X.,' ' '
3V2 p. m.
If : it.ii not convenient' to visit
bur store, just 'phone Mrs.
Kerr and. she. will g1?
at your home.. This helpful,
servi'ie is extended wtth th
compliments of this store.
: ' A. a, WUrt""'
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