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Mighty Ruth Look Over
Two tnd Then Cracks
,r Out Home Run
;'f . By Herbert W. tlnrkcr
K (A. P. Sports Writer)
Caught la a withering barrage
-of Vniikco hltn, Connie Mack's
.' iiennaut aspirations, close lo real
''iiailon a few short days ago, ap
vnrenlly are dying a slow and
'vi painful death.
' To the massed attack of the
Yankees led by the peerless Babe
,Riilh. can be attributed the par
tial collapse of the tall tactician's
hopes for his first pennant vic
tory since 19H.
Mack saw Qninn and Walberg
fall to stop ' the champions on
Sunday. Yesterday he called up
his last hope, Robert Moses
fastest left handed pitcher in the
majors, to save something out
, of the wreckage.
Dut Grove failed Just as he
had failed In five previous at
tempts to turn back Miller Hug
gins' maulers this season.
Slams Third Ball.
The Babe bnnted the first
pitch foul and took a called ball
Ki'foro driving the third 'pitch
Into (he right field stand, as
60. 000 fans broke Into a de
lirious demonstration ' of Joy.
grove quickly retired the side
after that mighty wallop bat the
damage had been done. Henry
Johnson got rid of three Ath
letic pinch hitters Cobb, Collins
and French in the ninth and the
game was over with the Yanks
on the long end of a 6 to 3
score.. It was Johnson's fifth-victory
over the A's In six starts
and Grove's sixth defeat In seven
against the champions.
w The victory sent the Yankees
into a two and a half game lead
In the standings and assured
them of Invading the west In
first place regardless of the out-
3 'come of the fourth and final
game of the series today.
Cleveland Beaten.
' In the other American League
engagements the St. Louis
Browns beat Cleveland, IS to 6,
jj In a game which saw. 14- double!
pounded out and Detroit defeat
ed Chicago. 7 to , when John
T Stone recruit outfielder, cracked
out a home run with two on
base in the eighth.
Taking their second double
Louder in as many days from the
Boston Braves, the New York
Cinnts ousted the Chicago Subs
from second place In the national
league rate. The scores were
11 to 6 and 7 to 6. The first
game was a walkaway for' the
Giants but the second was a dog
light the whole way.
Cardinals Ahead.
The St. Louis Cardinals retain-
ed their two and a half game
lead over the field by trouncing
Cincinnati, 6 to 3. The Reds
established a new national league
record for double plays with 175
but that didn't help them In
scoring runs, , '
The Cubs cracked five Pitts
burgh . hurler for 11 hits and
romped away with a 9 to 3 vic
tory. Pat Malone had only one
bad Inning the third when the
Pirates scored all their runs. The
Cubs, however, now trail the
Giants by two percentage points.
, Brooklyn and Philadelphia
again divided a double-header.
The Robins took the first by S to
2 but dropped the second 4 to 3
when Fred Leach clubbed the
first offering of Dairy Vance, a
relief pitcher, into the stands for
a home run,
Count Karolyi Is trying to get
Into America again. Why doesn't
ho try coming In as a bootlegger?
If's hnrrl rr rx rrnolreH and I I
keep a straight face
7 t ir
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60 CArJfplCK
ti7o AdTrewa.
fJEWtDMIO.
Mr
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YOl'TH THROl'till CITY
By NEA Service.
if CINCINNATI. Sept. II
I Wallace Jones' mother was
4 seriously III In Latonln, OA.
Wallace, short of funds, was
; In Columbus, O. So he fig- I
) ured it out and decided on '
! riding the rods to Oeorgla.
! He had reached C'lncy
' when hard luck Joined the
party. He was nearly caught
tmmiiMfnff nn nllrnajl nmn. 4)
erty. But he succeeded In
making his way to Newport.
e Kv.. where ho decided to
I refresh his memory of food.
! Wallace walked Into a soft
drink store and ordered a
glass of buttermilk. All his
ready cash, a $10 note, went
across the counter. In due
time a pint of hooch was
delivered to htm. Instead of
buttermilk, aud no change
from the ten-spot.
I Argument made no lm-
0 pression on the proprietor,
'4 so our hero went to the po-
lice, who confiscated the
l booze and arrested the prop-
i4 rletor. . Following which
Wallace left town empty as
4 to puree and stomach still
! bound for Georgia.
Tunney Gives
Up Plans For
Walking Tour
because he reallaes he conld not;
PARIS Sept 12 ( AP ) Gene ' ter-natlonal tinge and It is the " " veetlgate the campaign in oppo.l- hl lD.ow "'"V" ,r" "'"" ll.e officer two men on pa wa. the do Id-
Tunney S going to ride the cush- t,n8 ,bat ! gether the right tlmt to " 0,ll' P' bU b.0dy ."'"'.v"'"' Vi "", Tl'" '"'" -.....pl....,ly In,, factor In Die Beaver', vie-
toM of wwta? passenger trains ' Possibility of the cup i " r ',Kb '"peorlng on the ballot at the com- """'" who moal , ,,.,.,. ',, J l)r(mml. young Portland
irotnd Europe instead of wear- J"!" " " he t TdTl Bng.d .'-"n. which If earned. . ' -h.hig Ju '.h,.. rn.bU.na. l.,,.ery. ; .....ihpaw. hurled . shutout b. I
tag out his No. 11 brogans on othr side- ,. k . ier. Hughea and Baldwin : will close the I'mpqua. McKen.le. fj'""1" ' n m"'' h, M" and ieveryllilng Hint could be - until tho eighth lnH" "" '
L hiking tour He haa abandon- The DeW F'aU'h . nugnea ana. naiqin. , , ,)(!,cnuu rlve , , Qulllnn. colored middleweight of r(.I110Vl,j , .,, vMkA ,mr with
1ih.kZ'tatnr. of ths tour ,fkl. " W""! r ' Uses except propogat Ion of fish I OaWai.d. took a decision over. j . 1 (ruW ba. Ortman
' 1Hn Tool Kriitan tnra.T . a k i , ' . mi. , n 11 I 11 . .f-,. I .. Ml rnur
wait me roaas or r.nce. -..a-, dr(Ter , department the average
out being followed and making Eagl(ah golter ,, woeruUy weak
the tour a sort of parade.
Tunney qualified Tuesday as a Jone, , the ca of tne fleld
great defensive orator. For elgh-but tnere ,8 alway, , possibility
teen minutes by the clock hejof golferB of ,ne clMt of Von
dodged, parried and feinted witliElm sweetster, Gunn. Evans,
the hlthMt elm nf th kinr's i. , 1 o..i.. .1 . u
English. He expressed satisfae -
tlon that he was no longer! a
prize fighter.
Tunnejr addressedS00memr!
bers of the "American club f;golf story of'The'goIftr whaTwaal'tlrst. Oregon' district for tWe of-
sembled at a luncheon at the
Cahmps Eijsee restaurant. , He
Reonnmle weneltv mv
reason for taking up professional
pugilism as a career. This hav -
rag been achieved
signed."
. have re -
rrencn opinion may oe aiviaea
concerning the American's claim
French opinion may be divided
the world but no one here chal
lengea his qualifications as the
greatest orator that the prize ring
ever knew.
"The smile Is the soul of
France," Tnnney began amid an
Impressive silence. "In 1918
when I first came here, France,
with disaster staring her In the
face, kept her smile. It was a
sad smile but the eyes were
bright, even though the spirit
was tow. " -; t
"France la smiling today. Al
though the atmosphere is differ
ent the smile is the same."
Gene stepped out as an apostle
of peace. He euloglied the Kel-logg-Briand
pact for renunciation
of war but added:
"If France ever galn faces
the calamities 6f war which God
forbid the number of American
volunteers who will come to the
assistance of this country will
surprise even the fondest friends
of France."
The retired champion' made a
great hit with his expatriated
countrymen in Paris. On every
hand after the luncheon was 1
heard the comment: '
"He 1 a fine, clean man. He
deserves to win." " -
T u n n e y'S pacific statements
.1,
after he had appeared a very bel
ligerently Inclined young man.
To the representative of a well
known American film firm who
aimed his camera at him as he
left a restaurant he said: "If you
take another foot of film of me
I may have to chastise you."
Then he added "you must un
derstand that I wish to be left
alone and this is final." His
manner Indicated he would have
his peace even if he had to fight
for it.
GREAT SALMON,
VET FISHERMAN
WAR TO DEATH
SEATTLE, 8ept. 12. (AP). A
great king salmon and a veteran
fisherman fought a duel to death i
In the waters of Puget
Sound
here last night.
Ralph Le Vasseur, 69, retired
salmon canner, dropped dead
while playing the fighting flub
on file end of his singing line.
HI son, P. J. Le Vasseur. who
watched the fight from the shore.
Immediately rowed to his father's
craft. He reeled in the line to
find tho grent'TSalriion "hlso dead,
Perkins Hooks
Up With Jones
In Golf Dual
AMM'A
1 Wf-"
, By Al Heniareo ' ' '
(Former ntcher N. Y. Giants) '.j
Former PHrher Xew York Giants
Bobby Jones and a crowd ot
; other golfers. Including the Brit-
. . . Z . ,
w
"' """" "'""""'
Tournament at Brae Burn C.
C.
rest Newton. Mass.
" .T, . . ' "
great sharpshooters, crashing'
through as they have Iri tho past, j
Speaking of Francis Oulmefal-
ways reminds- me of his favorite!
. sentenced to be hanred. . -
"Have you anything to toy.';
sentence on vnn?" . -
l "Yes, air." answered the r ' .
fer, "can I take a couple of prac-
'tice swings!"
!
J XVCVOlUtlOlllSt
Group jailed
By De Rivera
'
MADRID, Sept. 12, (UP-) Mill -
tary police continued last night
The tournament is given an In-.. , , ..,.. the chamber of ran.mi.n-s will in.
an intensive ronndup of opposl- for the congressional nomination : ferenco In the rooms of tho Port
tlonists after the exposure of a by,the democrats of the first dts-ilond chamber of comme.ee (.day
sensational plot to overthrow theltrict. Mott received the moat'and the cooperation of n'l cham-
reglme of Primo de Rivera,', col-
orfnl and lron-fisted dictator of;
Spain.
More than 300 persons, Includ
ing a number of prominent for
mer officials and newpaper men.
have been arrested, it was offi
cially announced tcday. More ar
rests are anticipated as investiga
tions reveal further ramifications
of the far-flung plan for a pol
itical revolt. . .
The uprising against' the mad
who has forced out Spain'a tu
multuous government and took
6ver himself tho burden of di
rection of- the nation's destinies,
centered In Barcelona where it
was first discovered, Apparently
the leaders of rtie' plot were.po-
Iitlcal radicals -who attempted t
lenlist the support of discontented
soldiers In a move to remove
manner he had eliminated ,the
former government by the back
door. ,
The discovery was made only
a few days before the scheduled
date for the uprising, which wa
to occur in Madrid during cere
monies in honor ot the dictator.
The ceremonies will be attended
by 150,000 delegates who will
pay honor to De Rivera. At such
a time, In the midst of a na
tional celebration, the discontent
ed leaders had planned o execute j
their coup
The cleanup started at mid
night .Monday after several flays
in which here had been rumors
end reports of plans for some
kind of disturbance.
Madrid was the scene of nearly
g great excitement as Barcelona
p0uCe visited homes of suspects
throughout Ihe night, summon
ing the men from bed and taking
them In taxlcabs to jail. There
were protest and denials but
the experience of Primo de Rlv-
era ha taught him to act firmly
with such situation.
Primo de Rivera tonight de-
dared at a cabinet meeting the;
uprising had
suppressed.
been completely J
SOLOiKCE
IEAGUE1EADERS
"Doc" Crandall Allows
Stars Only Six
Hits
(BV TIIK ASStMIATKH PHKSS)
"Doc" Crandall gave the Star
only six hits aud the first game
of the series went to Sacramento,
8 to . The Senator moved to
within two games of the Holly
wood averages at the head of the
league by the victory. Only In
one Inning, the fourth, did the
Stars threaten, then when Klmer
Smith connected with the ball
for four bases, scoring' behind
one of his playmates. Kinney
left the Hollywood mound during
the second when Sacramento
scored three runs. He was re-
pjaced by Murphy who later wa
.. . - j i i . , .. i i. ii
les: Crandall and Koehlcr Kin
ney, Murphy, Mulcauy aud Boss
ier. When Oakland and the Mis
sions squared olf for battle the
Bella had won fourteen straight
games and C.eorga Boehler. big
Acorn righthander had turned In
ten victories in a row. Something
had to happen and Boehler mark
ed up his eleventh victory. The
! Bells made a flurry In the eighth
and scored three runs but Oak
land got two In the ninth and!
won 8 to 6. Although the Mis.
I 3rarKWMt hf
No Candidate
1 Rules S. Kozer
SALEM, -Ore.. Sept. 1!. (l'P)'3ect bro,ln beIor
The name of Harvey O. Stark-!v" ' u"u""""-
weather of Mllwankie, placed In! -Tn "ect of this bill, were It
nomination ty tne demarratic
congressional committee ot( IJij,!
, ,'c "l representative In coturress,
j " not be given a place on the
ballot by Secretary of State
! Koaer. -'
The secretary' attitude toward 1' Oregon would be llttio short of
Starkweather's candidacy w$i an. (disastrous. No mill could opor
nounced following a conference'"10 or mine be developed ailjac
wllh Attorney General Van Wln-!'nt ' these rlvera or their Irl
klfc. ' i . . ' butarlcs. Hydro-elortrlc de clop
"Inasmuch as the democrats nf! ment would he absolutely -op-the
first congressional district 1 Pd. No water for Irrigation
did not avail themselves of the
opportunity to nominate ti can
didate In the May primaries, no
vacancy In this office now exists
las contemplated by the haw,"
; Kozer holds.
' In the primaries the name of 1
, both 'Starkweather and James f
iMott of Astoria were written In!
votes, defeating Starkweather for i hers of commerce throughout the
the nomination, but Inasmuch asitato .was asked by tho Kiigerwj
he himself was defeated for the
republican nomination, could not
under his pledge accept the dem
ocratic .nomination. . . . .
The progressive party of Oregon
today submitted the following
ticker for filing:
E. E. 'Brackney, Thomas II.
Comtes, Walter B. Gleason and
Robert A. Mill, all of Portland,
for presidential electors; W. C.
Culbertson, Portland, for con
gress; F. E. Coulter, Portland,
for state senator from Multno
mah county, and Kate Bnnhnm,
Laura Lees and Albert Slaughter
for representatives from Mult
nomah couhty, : The, five elector
and Culbcrtson are all regular
democratic nominees, ,1(
Youth Is Lost
..While Hunting
EUREKA,' Calif., Sept. 12. (U.
P. Squads of men were making
a systematic search of the rugged
i.'oyote f lat territory tonight for
Welleslcy Hill, University of Cal
ifornia student and son of former
District Attorney A. W. Hill, who
had been missing more than 24
hour.
It wa the usual story of
separation during a hunting trip
and an agreement to meet at a
! designated place later, which Hill
had failed to carry out.
The missing youth had set out
from his ramp with his school -
mate, L. G. Ronnaford, and when
they reached afork in the trail
Hill went one way and Hanna -
ford sthe other; Hill failed to re-
turn and a posse was organized
to hunt for him several hours
)efore dark Sunday. ThI scorch-
Ulf( parJy wa, ugmented today.
,
Senator Curtl says he get III
relaxation by walking In the star-1
right. We have known some can-!
dldate who got their recreation
Jhy nibofishliio.
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San Francisco
On k I and
Mission . ..
Portland
Los Angeles
Seattle
National Lenffuc
KlniulliiirM.
W L Pet.
St. Louis
New York .
Chicago
I'ltsburgh ...
Cincinnati .
Brooklyn ...
Boston
Philadelphia
American
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New York
Philadelphia
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IllcUKO
Wsshlnxton
Detroit ' .w.
Cleveland ,
Boston ' ;....
Tho legislative coaimlitee of
" '"'i'"" "'""''' y The other sessions tliey divided " . . K..lllU, lliowni. Muu
.309 by mean. Of a tlirow-llne. ,. rnhllm Aml , rycn " ' '
Leawc Stnndlnp.. ! 0 ; ,.,,, ., , ,,rilfly bt.7':illV0ml.a. Yanks, 19.
VV 1Vli ' 1 , tie nil the while, l.a llnrlia forced ..'.,. iiUi, VYauks. 43.
91 47 .CSS t. 1 ... 1 aOs" the fl.ht and set the imc, from """ ..... . lie,! gig. ti
. 64 74 .464
, ...& . 7( .104
I... it ' 7 ' .443 i
i... 60 $9 .429
1 ,3i.1
: CLOSURE BILLS
.anu rrcreanon. ...... ....
I "This la a serious menace , six-rouno somi-i nai. r rana ar
the Industrial development of the nel"- 'ur"aI"l middleweight,
i entire west and I hell.r. I. .nine 0'r U""'y Tacoma,
to throttle the industry of the,
Tv
re went." Cliff Iiunn director
Ui io iiiannwr 01 commcrre com-
v. t
UlVlllVU VBIIPIUBV Wilt? II IIB huh -
num uo 10 pui inio re-
frVc . ,nc water heda ot four. WBF.CK IlKtl) ItKACIIKS 2
great rivers, covering In area one
""" '."' eiaie nnu intiuainx
: '"y P" cent or tne potential
'Water power of the state. The
(effect ou industrial development
could be diverted from tny urt
of those river systems. Even
cities and town could not '.lie
i any of those water for a com
I monlty water supply. Directly or
Indirectly the entire busines and
Industrial welfare of thn state '
would bo effected. i
Delegates are attending a con-.
j chamber of commerce. i
Large Planes
For Passenger
Routes Built
LOS ANGELES, Sept. Ii, ft"
P) Four oirplunes, capable of)
carrying 20 passengers, equipped
with luxurious private apart- i
mente and sleeping, berths, are
being built by the Keystone Air
craft corporation at Bristol, Pa., j
Edgar Oott, president of the i
firm, announced tonight. I
The new monoplane, the lar-1
get ever built In America, are i
of all-metal design, tri-motorcd f
Land have a wing spread nt DO
Pr ibn:i zrz?:
155 miles
cruising ;
speed of 130 miles, Oott said.
I "he air liners, exceeded in size
ony by ti few German planes,
: l"ve been secretly under con-
! "irucuon .ur .wo inoo.os
Provision for hot and cold
running water are made In the
sleeping compartment and a radio
sot will he Installed.
A compartment at tho rear of
ai'Iie passenger cabin will Inrftide
j arrangement for space, water
(supply and a refrigeration sys
tem.
When loaded with a fuel sup
ply to last four and one-hulf
1 hours, 1,000 pound of baggage
I express or mall, 18 passengers
!nd two pilot, the ship will
i weigh seven and one-half ton. I
Iy sacrificing a portion of the
j baggage and fuol space, a total
of 26 persons may he rnrrled,
Gott lidded.
,'
j Candidate Hoover ny Ihe 12-
hour day has teen abolished.
Maybe he'd revise that slightly if
he would drop In to call on nn
j editor about midnight of elec-
lion day,
t :
I..UIV I'ltOI'KKSOIt
, ,
By NKA Service
LONDON. Sept. 12, -liven .
lady professors urn absent-
minded. 4) 1
.When a purty nf' women
teachers hoarded tli liner
Celtic at l.lvnrpnol, lioniiil
fur a lour or America, It
41 was found that one of tlinm 4
had forgotten tier pn:ip"rt.
She wired homo for Hu 4
missing iliiriiinent and uY
thoiiah It did not arrive by
sailing time, officials per-
4 milled her to reniatti on
4 Imatd. Arrangement were
Hindu for a messeuger lo
rush the passport to the
dock. . Then a lug i lmsed
the liner. 17 miles out to
Jl.w sea aim delivered uie vina
lwi nana ur irn... ben t nmMU. .. :,,i,.. . n
75 63 .64.1 . . i '""'
Hector Beats
Georgie Dixon
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept 12.' (A
P). Mike Hector, Lo Angcle,
middleweight, won tnn uiiunl-
mou derision of tho referee and .
two Judges over t.corglo liljon.;
Portland, in their third battle I
' here lat night. Hector atarteik;
feeding Dlvon a diet of left
bunds early In the fight nml nev
er slopped. Crouching low! with
six rounds. .Karl Beelin, Porllund
I lltul nwrr, wm upw wunu
. noma- nit in inn rirr run mi aiior
"
. " '
hnm. Danny Woods took a de.-l-!
slon over Lou Hlchards, 'In the
four round curtain raiser.
p it A O I' K .
Ciocho SlovnUU.
f, ( rI, ,T1(, , f ,,M1
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,, .,h- .....i,-hr
Sixteen of the dead hnve beca.be Iwued for those who failed tojrelurn.'d to hi office today after
.identified Fifty -one person answer rho ticket. Judge tiaglia-:n vuYatlon on tho Pncltlc const,
wero Injured. Jl of them . rl- i gen .aid. i Wilbur sin.nl tiemonth with tho
' ously. A passenger train eol- . i Pacific fleet uitd on hi. return
llded ttend-on with a freight triiln It Isn't tho heat; It's tho p.io-; Inspected the Great Lakes naval
due to k signal mlxup. . i ple who talk about Ihe humidity, training slut loll.
,7 THE VyORtPllAsT "'wE'iJ AW n IwITr "lOT CAR.
rm vJt'-ir. mi
Special Ml "IO0 XiPrtfiu .. Jr ,1,. . I
. August Sales 21,000 Cars
ihe greatest month in Nash History
lligher and higher goes the nation- approximately 55,000 Nash 400's
wide demand for the new Nash "400". have been delivered as many Sash cars
Sales returns for August are in and, by as in six full monlht of 1927!
thousands of cars, it was the biggest There's only one conclusion to be
month in the entire 12 years of Nash drawn from these facts and figures
history, this is thi car of the year!
The three great Nash factories are This is the car with the new Twin-Ig.
now producing over 1000 cars a day, - "'tion motor more power, more speed,
to supply the avalanche of orders for "' S"""'"- The casicsf steering,
thi. new and finer motor car. easic,t rLidin8 "r ,h mo,or "r Sndu-
, try ever has produced. And the car with
The country has gone Nashl In the exquisite new Salon Bodies of surpass
eighitliort weeks since its introduction, ing beauty. " ' 1
MAS
OTIIEIt NASH I' K A T 1! It K H J'0 OTIIl.tt C.I It II. IS Til KM .1
Twin-Ignition motor High compression Salon Bodies Shun turning radius
12 Aircraft type jpsrk New double drop frame One-piece Salon Vsnlty esse and amok
PU' ' ', Aluminum alloy pistons , l'l' u ,u "! '.J'"'
Loveioy shock f.rir. 11 6-lnch wheelb.se mounted
absorber. 7-tie.ring crankshaft Body, ruhher insulated Nash Special Design
Nl munilni) (MH'w cr.k PMi) from fr.me front. ndre.rl)umpc:l
, TEHPLARIIdTdR Euihc
I '
Bushy Graham
.
Outclassed uy
r? n
roiiiier viiainu vh,...,.i
1 I Hutting--IV Wnnor. Pirates. .SS2
wis AVfHf'ricqit..iit 13 tA- IH'ii'-l'- Waiter. Plnites. 130.
n!.-T.i Mw '-
l.a BarlMi, curly lo.lred lluHun
mite, wore exploited to Hie skins hWt.. ,, Wunr. J'trnles. 4.
,m,"'- .Trlole.-P. Wiiner. Plrales, H.
As lie stood, in me opinion
noting men. the oulslamnng co l-
tender for Ihe baiiliiinwelKht
championship. All Ihu result of
n thrilling victory over Mushy
Oniluim, the " J ii m t 1 c Jack'
i.,,rf f ,i,0 ill u,,,ider. hern
nt Mlhl.
V Flvo tif nt ,,, rlim, ,,,
,vi,n , Hlirbu ,,y rum.i.Ura.
rounds nf fust, ami sometime
furious million with nn vlslhle
mnrk on his faro and body, lull
1 opponent wus not so luckv.
rnham hud a hailly lisllered
eft eye, and his right optic was
- 1" H"'" better condition
"
LOCATE STOLEN
AlI'TVi TIIPVrAV
A car belonging lo a sulesnmn the . H-nd Knit lea In an exhibi
tor 'Proctor mid tii.ml.le. stolen Hon gamo Tieluy alternoon,
Monday r.lglil wu. found ye, to S.
terday on .Wrttt SUlli slrnet i K.I llo' home ruil lo cento
. .ii.. ............ in in. fifth Inning Ktt
CHECK LIGHTS
OF AUTOS; 18
RECEIVE TAGS
Klghleen coinplalnt. were filed
In Lem L. ti.Kb.Ken'n poll.-, court
relay ..gainst nuio law of -
fender..
.M.mt nf the taa were for de
fective lights, some with mrlv one
IlKht, koine with no tall I'ghis
m taiue wlih both, according to
; Arthur U. Totten. city traffic of-
llcer who handed the tl.-ket
the offender.
Manv of loose died num-nrcd
and bench wnrranls will lin.balilv
Nash 2joo's"
A DAY !
H "4D
leade the M'orlrt in Motor far I
Repair Speci lists
i
fr-
Leaders of y
Bi League
,..,.,, ....i., ju
. ,. .,, .
. ,, ,ii.ni. ,
i IiImk - entilll. Viianis, van
(.Hants
23. lost .
llaiilof! - UHii. Saiiulors. .Su.
Ituiis Uuili. Yank". "
Ititns liulicil In (ietlilg. Yanks,
mis. Maniislu Browns. S07.
BEAVERS GIVEN
STIFF BATTLE
BY BEND TEAM
PKNI. " h1'' ,llM
Ileforo tho largest cri.d thai
ev.r wil.iod a tmseliull iu
here, the Portland Beaver, of
it., pacific t'onat league defeated
uuil wtis in dnnger only once.
U.fiy Convert. Bend hurler.
pll.hed uiihiitnbla ball for tho
first lour lunlng but after C0.0
! ""';"' ?, ""'' 1
' rot so effective. P.ore a l.o drove
l'" 0,""r 1"",,cr lMy
srvcnin. ii.nn .em.
errorless bull despite u wel Held.
Tho si-ore II " K
Portland 4 13 0
.I'd
ll.itlorlea Ortman and Bego;
Cyorerl and Kul.auks.
;
1 W ASIIINliTCIN. Sept
12. IU
i V I Se retnry of Navy Wilbur
(1757 A
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'trnC III!
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