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ftrRDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MTCDFORD, OREOON, Vl DAY, ,1 ULV fi, 1912. l'J:-,!'.1." :- i-uju? n JOHNSON K SOLDIER ELDER event of a battlo nt Juurox. It In reported that tho ntuii troopn will bo Instructed to eromt tho border If (ho MflxloluiN flro nornsft tho river. '1 .ri'l'f,"1" I I '1 .HII.'HI1"! '!l"HII", I.'1 I'.'JliJ! Principals in Yesterday's Heavyweight Battle -rrr; m .1-1.. .. ll.JffWHI JGID SUC 'M j v Fi H L N N IN EASY FASHION 'BAST liAS VKUAS. N. M., July fi. -Jnt-k loliiiHim wns jjivpn a decision over !lim Kl.vnti, (lit l'ucblo firciunii. J ostoriluy iiltenioon in (ho ninth i rmjiul after the police hntl ordered tlu I filil stopped, .Johnson had his own I wiiy nit tliroiili Ihe hattle, Ih'iiUiik Flynn ill will. I Klynn hutted nlinoM continually, despito tho warning of the roforjo. I He rrpeattidly fouled nd showed htm-1 wolf no nmleh for the burly black. j Myiin diil not venture down town i this uiorniiip, preferring to remain .it his Mnntcjiunin Spring quarters un til the crowd of fans hntl dwindled. Johnson, on the other hand, wn the picture of pod humor and Ins "gulden smile'' was very much 'n evidence. Fought on tlio rovol "Vou know I have always fought on the level." he said. "I have been ac cused of having n yellow .streak in iiumenMis fi;hls. but 1 have never been KiiHty 1 have many times over looked foul tactics of other fighters, but 1 ennnot understand why this fel low Flynn was allowed to go on rs long- ns ho did without being dis qualified. I complained to the referee several times but there was nothing doing except warnings until the jwlicc took tho matter into their own bunds." Tho consensus of opinion here is that it might be ninny years before n heavyweight fighter is developed cap able of wresting the title from John son. Flynn made a foul and bojiclc-ss light almost from the start. As curly as the third round it wns evident he had no chance. In the sixth round Kefcree Smith wnnicd the whito man, Mopping tho contest to say that he would award tho decision to Johnson -less Flynn stopped his butting tac tics. Flynn Contlmtnlly Fouls In the seventh, Watson Burns, Johnson's chief trainer, loudly claim ed u foul but Flynn continued to butt Johnson in the sumo manner. Jack evidently tried to overlook the "dirty work" but in the eighth round could stand it no longer and appealed to the referee. Smith again Mopped the coldest and gave Flynn what he con sidered final warning. Johnson seemed serious in Mie ninth and split Flynn's nose wide ! dST n-' AJJBFp ill MMBBHBBBB iKffil-'y .. ' rill wt4f4 VjH r"Mmrr III tH- 'H riHBtk V I...... J .i i! i.i I ill! Il'-lt HMMBWM mf, ' jpf I -s defeat:;; munahan HM T: AW VJJMT.LYNN "Jack'cJoh-msom. open with n vicious straight left jab about a minute after the round began. The l'liebloan. angered by the blow did a dirty return at .!ohn-on and butted bint in the mouth three times. Before Smith could seak, Fomoff jumped into the ring and stopped the fight, and Smith tapped Johnson on the back, awanling him the decision. LAMS Canadians at Henley Regatta. LONDON. July 5. Tho annual Henley regatta opened today and will continue through the remainder of the week. No college eight from the opposite side of tho water figures this year In tho aquatic derby, but the Argonaut Rowing club of To ronto Is entered for the grand chal lenge cup, while In tho diamond challenge sculls the sauic club will bo represented by Kverard B. Hutler. France, Russia, Italy, Tasmania and Belgium nlso will be represented In tho diamond challenge sculls compe tition. The nttendancs of tho king and queen next Saturday Is expected to make the regatta the most bril liant of years from a social viewpoint. Medford i'rlntmg company carry a full linn of local blanks. I WAS FOULED AND ira LOS ANUi:u:S, July :.. A more unsatisfactory ending to n world's championship fight never resulted than that at tho Vernon Arena bore principles: I Kefercc Welsh: "Uivers was on the .floor the full ten seconds. 1 counted i him out before the boll rang. That's 'all there wns to it." 1 Timekeeper Harder: "I rung the gong ending the thirteenth round. : Rivers had been down about nine L... ..,,,.!.. ..I..... tl,,. I. ..II .- ..1...1 .vi..i.tr. i III II I .IV null r'IMIilllvil, Joe Uivers: "YVolgust struck me a foul blow. Hvcn at that I was on my feet before ten seconds were up. Welsh never reached ten at nil. Wol gast tpiit. He was doing it when he went to the floor. Ad Wolgnst : "Uivers knew he was. whipped. Ue knew it. He struck me yesterday when, at the end of the .;, his km,t ttm11 m. Mu The pain 13th round llefereo Jack Welch, with Wolgast and Rivers both In a heap and rolling around on tho floor, declared Wolgust tho winner on a foul. Up to the sensational ending. Rivers had tho best of the milling, but owing to his ruggedness, Wolgast was considered by many to still havo an almost cntial chance with tho Mexican lightweight. A majority of tho fans present claim they saw no palpable foul committed, and In the rough work) Wolgast was tho aggressor. I Follouii'g are -liitcmcuts made lv i months. of that blow wiis awful. I thought my leg were five feet apart when 1 got to my feet." Tom June., Wolgtist's manager: "It was a clean knockout. A stomach punch did it. Welsh's ruling was the only one poj..iblc.'" Any person In, New South Wales taking part In a meeting of two or moro persons to Instigate, aid or control a strike or lockout, whoro tho Btrlko or lockout will deprive tho public of a uecciutary commodity, Is llablo to Imprisonment for twelve Duo to tho fact of ho tunny other out of town attractions there wiih only a falr-slxml crowd that attend, cd tho boxing uiutehoH at tho Natu torlum last night, which wore well worth while. In the main event of tho evening between the two heavyweight "whlto hopes Soldier Willis Klder wns awarded tho decision over Wnlter Mcnuhau Hearing the cud of tho fifth round, Moiiohau appealing to reforoo Krauklo Kdwarda thut ho. hud sevcro ly hurt, his right hand and wns un able to continue and there wan noth ing left to do for Frankle but to stop the bout and award tho decision to Soldier Klder. Tho bout up to tho tlnio of the no eldeut was a good one tho men be ing unite fast and clover for big fol lows, Mouohan outboxed his more K gresslvo opponent at rnngy work, but when they got to mixing mnttors In close quarters ICIdur luul nil tho bust of It and uiiido Monohnu wlnco with hard blows to tho body. In the sem-flniil between the light weights Herb Whlto tuul liny Camp bell was declared u draw nt tho end of their ten round bout. Whlto wnn tln aggressor tho first flvo rounds but wns unable to got In nuy effec tive work Cnmpboll being on tho de fensive nml covering up. At the opening of tho sixth round Campbell opened up matters nnd frequently rocked White's head with short rlfiht juhI left hooks to tho Jnw nnd had the better of tho Inst threo rounds. Tho draw decision wnn a good ono nnd met with tho popular npprovnl of the crowd. Iist night's bouts mnrkod the Ini tial nppearanco of Archlo Asho ns n promoter In boxing contests nnd ho proved a good sport by going nhend with the program despite tho ninnll audience and tho personnl loss In volved. Kranklo Kdwnrds simply acted In tho capacity of referee, nnd when It conies to reforeolng boxing contests and handling men In tho ring ho must bo nwardod the palm and tho way the little lightweight handled the big two hundred pound ers and broke them in tho clinches was pretty to see. AUSTIN, Texas, July V. Governor Colquitt Ik preparing to mobolliv several companies of nillltla at HI I'nso to protect Americans In tho SILK HOSE 25c a pair 10 (loswn Mom's Hlaclv Silk Moso, linen liuel and too, sizes 10 to 11 1-2, in black onlv, pa if 25c Ladies' Hlaclc Silk boot top IloHi?, with fino linen top, sivx'H !) to H)i pail 25c 20 dozen Misses' and Hoys' seamless fasl. Mimic . Ribbed Hose, sizes (J to 9 1-2. Sale price, pair 10 20 dozen Men's ribbed (op Cloth Gloves; also in Ladies' sizes, 10 pair, 2) for ., 25 Men's all leather Gauntlet Driving and Heavv Work Gloves; regular $1.00 to $2.00 values. Olos iiiy out price, pair $1.00 tl ergons Taleuin Powder, full pound can .15 Colgate's Taluuin Powder, 25c size, 15, 2 for 25tf Woodburv's Tooth Powder, 20c size 15c, Jergons .Face Cream, 20c size, 15c. 2 for 25c) 500 yards All Silk Ribbon, 3 to 5 inches wide Tomorrow, yard IOc Ono-third Off on all Out Glass tomorrow. Half-Prico for Your Choice of any Piece of Fine Hand Paintod Ohina Saturday. HUSSErS M. M. CO. for Good Goods M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE Successor to Meeker's FOR. GOOD GOODS M. M. CO. for Good Goods at !i JULY CLEARING-OUT SALE We have had a good season, but there remain in our stock small lots of goods that we must not carry over that's the M. M. Cos way! 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