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JrEDFOTTO' MAIL' TTITBTJXE. MTCDFOTCD, OREGON", TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1934. SPLIT SEASON FOR COAST LEAGUE IS Strike Mediator frm aat.d! rm. TRAnp 10 ia t r. Harley Davidson and sidecar for tiu iM. mvtvcu vsjuatstjuoLUMi, lb. WIN MATCH AFTER WILL TRADE Auto parts for car penter work. Brass Rail, 1120 South Riverside. POUND Tire lock. Owner may have amo dj paying i or an. wan Trib une. PAGE TEN (By the Associated Press) Increasing talk of splitting the Ma son makes the return of Hy Bag gerly. Coast league president, to Sad Francisco from New York city this week of more than ordinary Interest. Those who claim to be In the know In a baseball way predlot Baggerly will find, at least one request from a club owner awnltlng him and. ask ing that an Immediate poll be taken of the eight member clubs on the question of dividing the 1034 season. Club owners are reported reluctant to split the season but unwilling to complete the original schedule with the pennant race as lopsided as at preaont. In walloping Oakland five games to two last week Los Angeles maintained Its 14-game lead over the second-place missions and marked up lt 27th straight series triumph. Dutch Reuther'a Improved Seattle band furnishes the Angel opposition this week at Wrlgley field. The Mis. slons move to Oakland, Hollywood to Sacramento, and Portland to San Francisco. The Seals will be strength ened by the return of Outfielder Joe Di Mogglo and First Baseman Jack Fenton to the lineup. Ti PEORIA, III., June 19. (JP) A sour ing performance of 35 ahoU under par for the marathon distance of 108 holes baa crowned Llghthorae Harry , Cooper of Chicago as western open golf champion. Cooper won the title yesterday by defeating Ky Laffoon, young Denver professional, by three strokes after two 18-hole overtime rounds. A great comeback in the morning after trail ing five shots through seven holes and a par-smashing 30 on the front nine of the afternoon round carried Cooper to bis victory. Cooper's rounds were 67-06 to Lnffoon's 67- NEW YORK, June 1. yp elen Wills Moody la looking forward to a return to tennis competition next year. Just before she sailed for England early today, the former champion aild the back Injury which forced her to quit tennis last season was respond lng to treatment. "I still can't bend very well," she aald, "and I have to be careful about moving or turning quickly as It irrl tatea the sciatic nerve. But my back la so much better that I am hopeful of being able to get back on the courts in the fall." WOMEN GOLFERS TO The women's golfing contingent of the Rogue valley golf course tomor row will replay their recent milt tour nament due to failure of a number of participants In the last contest to turn In their cards. Luncheon will be served at the club house and all women members are urged to be present Wednesday lor participation In the tourney. Newcomer Pinions Reed With Slam PORTLAND, Ore., June 10. (AP) Using an Inverted body slam and a backward body press, Del Kunkal, ISO. Salt Lake City, took two of three falls from Robin Reed, 15, Reedsport, here last night. Reed gained the second fall of their bout with a cra dle hold. Walter Achleu, 180. Dayton, Ohio, sained two straight falls, ons on a foul, to defeat Jack Gorman, 169, Dallas, Texas. Fnscual Castillo, Spanish newoom er, gained the odd fall from Cowboy Heine, Burns. Scores Yesterday National League. New York at Pittsburg postponed; rain. Brooklyn, at Olnclnnatl, postponed; rain. Only games scheduled. American League. At New York 6, Detroit 8. At Boston 8-14, Bt. Louis 6-8. At Philadelphia, a-0: Chicago, S-S; second game five Innings, rain. Cleveland at Washington postponed; rain. Charles Taft (above) of Cincin nati wse appointed by Secretary ol Labor Perkins aa special mediator In the Toledo, Ohio, Elect'rlo Auto Lit strike which hat been marked by riotous outbreaks and the call ing out of guardsmen. Ha Is the son sf the former President. (Associat ed Press Photo) HOW THEY STAND. By the Associated Press National New Tork fit. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh .... Boston W. L. 87 10 31 All Brooklyn ,ILI, Philadelphia Cincinnati , , 83 24 . 37 34 . 38 36 .620 . 35 31 .446 .578 .531) American .... 18 38 18 38 W. L. ...... 32 33 33 23 New Vork i Detroit Washington . Cleveland Boston ........., fit. Louis Philadelphia .... Ohlcsgo ... 30 38 .367 31 38 .644 ........ 27 33 .640 30 37 .318 . 35 30 .483 32 38 .400 ED KELLY RECEIVES FEDERAL PROMOTION Attorney fl. B. Kellr received word today from his son. Edward c. Kllv former Medford lawyer, now In the legal department of the emergency publlo works department at Wash ington. D. 0.. that tha voiinc-nr TCnllv had received promotion to senior counsel in one department In which ne nas been working for several months. The nromotlon oarrlen with It a substantial Increase In salary. Tiw emergency publlo works legal department Is now closing contracts for Drolecta avenurlnrr as nnn Ann weekly, involving a tremendous amount or legal attention, according to tha word received by Attornoy Acuy, LEMMON RE-ELECTED At tha annual snhnni Mtinn h,M yesterday at the senior hlh school. O. O. Lemmon was re-elected dlreotor of the school board. Rla name was the nniv nnn t n. pear on the ballot, and received 168 of the 168 votea oast, one ballot being discounted due to the fact that a voter had checked Lemmon's name In addition to making a write-in vote. DENTIST KILLED BY DOZING AT WHEEL SEATTLE, June 19. fli Dr. Cecil L. Tunny, prominent Seattle dentist snd member of the Park board, waa fatally Injured early today when his car struck and demolished a safety Island on Aurora avenue. Police be lieved Doctor Tenny, driving south, dosed at the wheel. Rushed to a hos pital he died a half hour later with out regaining consciousness. In Medford Today Captain Chaun- oey L. Pierce, commander at the Do Lake CCC camp, was a visitor at the Medford CCC district headquarters today. Pnrty Thursday The card party of the Wenonah clu"j, which will be held at the home of Harriett Watson on Thursday afternoon, will b In the form of dessert bridge. All members are requested to be there promptly at 1:30. WHILE TRICES ABR LOW Mil your- s forme unare with our select green Tine or Mr a Inn wood. ORDER NOW MEDFORD FUEL 00. 1151 N. Central. . Tel. fill Ward Beeney and P. O, Cone, re spective captains of the Medlocres and the Unknowns, vdemon golf organiza tions of the Rogue River Valley Golf club, got into a deadlock over Sun day's tournament, which was sot broken until today, with the aid of the grievance committee, consisting of Eugene Thorndike, His decision was that the Unknowns won, the match. The differences In opinion arose over the entrance of Bob Mantz Into the tournament. Ke was slated as a member. Captain Beeney Immediately chal lenged the Unknowns to a return match and declared that If he had a lucky number of 15 he was positive of a win. He added Harry Prlngle to the lineup to play. against Lelsnd Clark, an Unknown. The totals of Sunday's tournament were: Unknowns, 1814; Medlocres, The playera' scores: Bob Hammond, 3; Homer Marx, 11 Earl Tumy, Mantz, 2; Don Clark, 3Va! Dr. Durno, Ed Sim mons, 2; Harry McMahon, 2; P. O. Cone, 1&; D. R. Wood, 1; h. P. Wilcox, 3; J. B. Kfrk, 0: R. B. Ham mond, 3; O. O. Lemmon, 1; Harold Johnson, Maurice Spats, 2; E. C. Sollnsky, 0; Geo. Phythlan, 3; A. P. Mansfield, 0; G. E. Pearce, 3; G. M. Roberts, 3; H. B. Kellom, 0. The Medlocres, according to Jack Hucston, pro,, claim that they will score a clean victory over the Un knowns In next Sunday's tournament. . . To Astoria Ora Cox left on hc train last night for Astoria, where she will attend the G. A. R. encampment, before continuing east to Chicago, to spend the summer. f Malta Commandery No. 4 K. T.. Mn son to Hall, A Ashland, Oregon Stated conclave Wednes day evening, June 20 th, y'V Routine business only pre liminary to vacation season, J. H. Hardy, Commander. W. H. Day, Recorder. WANTED Housekeeper. Two in fam ily, both adults. For salary and oth er particulars write P. O. Box 648, Medford. EXPERIENCED girl wants housework. rnone sai-L. FOR SALE Round dining table. 608 ft.awer.ne oc. Ph. O&fl-A.. FOR RENT 4 room part furn. house ask d. Front. HOME BARGAIN I CpCn 4 -room modern furnished WUUUi home, on paved street, lawn and flowers, all as sessments paid, nicely furnished, for only 8S0. Excellent terms. iron $2Rflfl Suburban property loca- fc w ted on oaved hiehw.iv. 4 -room strictly modern home, excellent condition, base ment and garage. Has Home Own ers' Loan on It and equity can be purchased on easy terms. Total price S2500.00. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 T TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Light used car cheap. State make, year, price. Write Box 1053, Tribune. LEAVING for Chicago about July 1. like to have 3 passengers to share expenses. Box 6498, Tribune. FOR SALE Fancy apricots, red va riety. Geo. Alford. Phone 19-F-3. WANTED Girl for general housework, Mrs. Myron Root. Phone 124Q-W. FOR SALE 1 two-clrcult switch rirt meter box. H, E. Armstrong, R, 1, Box 443. CASH PAID for men's and hand suits, hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson, 32 No. Front. Quickly, easily and inexpensively reached by GREYHOUND BUS Whether you are traveling to San Francisco on business visiting, or vacationing, you will find that comfortable Greyhound buses offer the most convenient as well as a most economical and delight ful way to travel. ONI WAY ROUND TRIP $7.60 s- 3.70 13:20 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 6:45 P.M. Low fares and frequent departures to all other points. DIPOT Jackson Hotel, I'hone 300 f WRESTLING MEDFORD ARMORY FAST-VICIOUS THRILLINO TIIURS. NIGHT Bargain Prices FigbU Start 8:30 P. M. Any Scat 6Bo - Children 25o 1 M ' high f 1 i&J ,ComroHed P n Krdes yfUu 'P Per I 1132 RED LION GASOLINE Plus Tetraethyl l ,f' f 1 1.WF ' fill g mm Who said spring fever! We've forgotten what It means! Our blood's tingling wltii She desire to get away from city blues . . . out on the fairway; to the beach to hear what the "wild waves are saying"; a hike through the wooda . . . that'a a full summer's dsy of fun, life, excltementl And we don't take our sporta like ragamuffins not by any means! One will find the ssme quality In Mann's vacation needs a characterise our formal city togs , , , Shop this store for vacation clothes and accessories. Caps Form Fitting Swimming Comfortable, form fitting swim caps In assorted colorful styles thst will harmonise or contrast your swim siUt, f Wooden Beacb Sandles 79o Fair IMMMIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIMII uiimintmiM 39 Kiddies' Swim and Sun Trunks All wool swim or sun trunks for little tots from 3 to 6 years. These will not scratch and come In assorted colors uid white. i $100 Children's Cotton Sun Suits Cotton Print Sun Suits for Kiddles from 1 to 4 years of age. Made of fast color seer sucker. Cool and comfortable. Your choice 69' Cotton and Rayon Pajamas Women's and Misses' Cotton and Rayon pajamas In one and two piece styles. Selling C regular up to $1.98 a suit. m Special tomorrow at Mann's S Knit Slacks With Blouse A group of Women's and Misses' Cotton Knit Slacks with matched blouse for only 1.00. These are a $1.98 value and come In good shades and sizes. $100 ! VACATION j LUGGAGE New Airplane Type Luggage. Built over a steel frame and j covered with a light but : strong airplane linen. These 1 are beautifully lined. Ward- robe and overnight case : sites. I $9.95 & $15. Beautiful Overnight Bags of genuine split cowhlde In the popular 18 to 22 Inch ' sizes. These are fitted and silk lined and come In black or brown. $15.00 Unfitted black or brown genuine leather cases In 18 to 22 Inch size. Silk lined. Priced only " $7.95 lUNIMIIIIIIM tINHIIIItlllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIMII I LUMINOUS DAWN uumlnous Dawn la the perfect mske- r up for swimming and other outdoor sports. All shades now ready In the Toiletries section. $2.00 jar Vacation Toiletries Jergens and Italian Balm Lotion 39c and 79o Dorothy Gray's Finishing Lotion for $1.00 Dorothy Gray's Sunburn Cream for $1,00 Dorothy Gray's Sensitive Skin Cream $2.00 Dorothy Gray's Salon Facial Package $1,00 Nilo Cleansing Tissues, per Package 16c Adrairacion Soapless Shampoo 50c and $1.00 Toiletries Dept. Main Floor Annual Summer Sale of Towels Special for the summer towel salel 20x40 Inch heavy weight Turkish Bath Towels In white with assorted colored borders. A long life absorbent towel. Extra special for the Summer Towel Sale A big 22x44 Inch heavy weight doubl thread Bath Towel in white, with colorful borders. Tour choice 25cea. 6for1.37 39 ea. 6 for $2.09 HOLEPROOF Knee High I WORLD FAMOUS JANTZEN SWIM SUITS Holeproof New Vacation Chiffon Silk Hose Knee High. A self supporting stocking that stops, just be low the knee held in place by a comfortable elastic 85 c and $ 1 .00 pr. Lisle Mesh ANKLETS Tha Hoslsry Dept. announ ces a new shipment of Women'a and Misses' Lisle Anklets In white and sum mer shades ss veil as stripes and fancy tops In mercerized lisle. 29. pr. Also Anklets At 19c pr. A complete showing of beautiful Jantzen Swim Suits now ready at Mann's. Tills exclusive group offers you the cream of Swim Suit styles, featur ing the world fsmous Jantzen In both wool and illk. All styles, sizes and colors. Mann'a are ex clusive sgents for Jantzen Swimming Suits In Medford. $395to$995 Webl'oot Swim Suits $3.95 Women's Swim Trunks $2.95 Halter Tops $1.75 and $1.95 Hiking and Riding Breeches Women's and Misses' fine qusllty garbcrdlne and whipcord hiking and riding breeches In rich hsdes of tsn. brown snd green. These are well tailored fine fitting breeches, styled for comfort snd long life. All sires to select from. 35pto$495p, Mann's 2nd Floor MinillllKMIIMMIMMIIIIIIItllltlM ' cm VC-Ty FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN
