with ms than to ran the streets, mother— what shall be said of
They like to ge eff with their her? I don’t know. > rdal ««den
Dad huatiag ofr fishing, and every in a kingly home seems eheap
one of them treats me as a pal.” renumeretlen for each a P »t »8"
8ome man, that follow Fletch- lees Inheritance which the has
er. down nt San Diego! Seven glvefi to society. Dfid eaye “the
boys and three girls, and they'hac been ah Ideal Mother to
fill call kith' "Dad” *aud that Is whom all the children looked np,
hlo greatest happiness.
loved and revered. A'Christian
Lietofi! Ed graduated from the wom* B-
baa lived her Cbrtot-
Untveraity ot California; Charles ‘“ ‘.»F every day and this has
from Staaford University; Law-
« * taeNrhtloB to the hope."
rence Is in Stanford, W illie In
Th«M « » • ‘» F t, the gift of the
the University of Oregon, Stephen ^etoHere to society, are h real
In San Diego high school, Ford- ag8et- Th0y * re ,tr0B«. virile
inand la tho Janior high school
the product ot all that Is
t^ere and Eugene In the grades. flne • " * worthy in life. Aeatot-
These boys have their own ln< the home in making this
basketball team, sometimes one rBr' contribution to the common
or more of them traveling more w#,tar® Bre the other great social
than h thousand miles to help organisations, some of them local
pile up the score for the Fletcher “ 4 • ° “ e etoto-widc— the public
team. They all play the game, Bad the higher schools have their
the youngest, Ferdinand, whe to pBrt: / * • <hwrch and the
twelve goee along as substitute K bool make their gifts, the Y.
and to let Into the game for brief
c - A- < tth ,U »P®rte »■* «a
periods. They win two out of ‘deals .have helped them to nn-
three games .In Basketball and deietand what life and service
from what “Dad” says they have
as high or higher average in
° Ur
off to the Fletchers!
the game of life,
1 Not'to the Fletchers only, hut to
Evidently ¿hey are binding
Point; O. 0 . Prescott, Ashland; J.
H. Mnlhoile«, Msdford;
James
Beaten, Medford; George C. Spen­
cer, Ashland; Glens B. Booth,
Ashland: J. L Otoon. Ashland;
J.. J. Houck. Medford: J. H. Ge»-
tlne. Medford:
Haas Holmer,
Medford; Elmer Templeton, Med­
ford; T. E. May, Medford; Boy
Aehpeie, Eagle Point; C. A. Rina-
barger, Medford; Noah B. Lyon,
Medford; C. P. True, MedfelM; G.
C. Furnss, Medford; O. C. Gar­
rett, Medford; C. J. Pry Medford;
John Henselntan,' Medford; Fred
Hitchcock, Aahland; 7}. V. Atter­
bury, Ashland; T. T. Goldfrap,
detective «111 be aloWed to re*
ply, before the grand Jury to­
morrow to the chargee of gov­
ernment attorneys that he had
obtained and used fake affidavits
lu tbo course of the Fatl-Sinclair
oil trial Jury tampering investi­
Medford; D. .Perosxi, Aahland.
gation.'
W. Sherman Burns, hie eon,
denied
before the grand Jury to­
Stanfield — "Standard” news­
paper, lately suspended, revived day the charge of falsifying an
affidavit, apparently in the hope
by Mrs, C. Hancock.
of forcing a mistrial.
ehampionahlp.
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Gene Tunney will he following the fight next Friday night
wffh unusual Interest, for he believes that the wiener w fjl bp |he
eventual challenger, for the tltfo-
¿ » ¡r
The champion declared recently. that he thought Heeney the
beat of the heavyweight contenders. Public opinion, however»_fifiN»ta
to lean to Sharkey.
In the background, PaoMno Uacudan nurses a sprained hfick
and awaits aa engagements to meet the winner. The good eenor
already has fonght Heeney twice, and twice he henefittod by emot­
ionable decision.
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1 W j j T : ¿ ¿ a B y
It to a matter of complete indifference to meet of ua WhO/WfoB
next Friday’s fight, bnt that there should be no occasion for ques­
tionable decisions to a ymaummatton devoutedly to be desired.
The last time Jack Sharkey fought in heavyweight competition
wee the oecffeioo of hie knockout by Jack Dempsey.
The Lithuanian, strnefc low, dropped hie hands and half turned
hie head in protest, and a snappy left hook to the* chin flftished him.
It to to bo hoppd that when Heeney hits him 1» the stomach, Shar­
key wHl take care to guard his Jaw before opening a conversation
with the referee.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 14.—
—Wm. J , Burna, international.
COURT TERM
OPEN TODAY
Seven Ashland Residents on
List of Veniremen— ,
Gorkins Presides
started today with Judge O. M.
Corhlna of Lake county presid­
ing in the Illness of Judge C. M.
Thomas.
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17; ,
J
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The list of 29' veniremen shows
19 Medford, seven Ashland and
three Eagle Point names aa fol­
lows:
Arthur Short, Medford: Hiram
Jack* Sharkey to a better boxqy than any Heeney has met In
Thirteen caaes are to be tried In Meader, Medford; Wm. M. Hall,
this country, and the NeW Zealander can he beaten by a good the Jackson county circuit court Medford; John S. Owens, Eagle
boxer. Pbtl Scott, the British heavyweight, is a good boxer, but not during the November term which Point; Car van der Hellen, Eagle
much- else, and Phil has two 30-round victories over Tom to his
credit.
* Heeney, like Dempsey, relishes a . rushing, slagging tight.
Jack Sharkey to not likely to provide him with one. The Lithuan­
ian to a cautious coot when he gives hto attention to It, and prob­
ably w ill prefer to stand off and pick Tom to pieces.
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hour; 10 p. m. Retold tales over
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KFOA (447.SM) «settle. 4:80
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children’s program; 8:90 p. m.
concert trio; 7:90 p. m. radio
movie elub; 9 p. m. Bverefidy
hour over N. B. C. network; 10
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KJR (848.8M ). Seattle. 6 p. m
Janior duj>; 8:80 p. m. studlr
program; 6:46 p. m. N. Y. etocl
quotations; 6 p. m. sport news;
SO ¡J», m. Vic Meyers dionea
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a Ire children’s honr; 8 p. m. stock
market quotations; 8:90 p. m.
States Restaurant orchestra;
8
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n d bridge game; 9 p. m. N. B. C.
and program.
day
KOO (884.4M ) Oakland, C p.
a4k B»-.dtamfir concert; ff?B5 i r - m c
4«s news; 8 -p. m, " H P * and ”JP”
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N. B. C. network; 10 p. m. Retold
and tales over N. B. C. network,
h-e-
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«re program for boys; 8:80
lng Brother Bob; 8:80 j>. m. dinner
are concert; 7 p. m. news broad-
Waahington 8; California 0.
cast.
Montana 0; Gonsaga 0.
een
K F I (4 8 I.S M ) Loa Angelas.
Santa Clava IS ; Stanford 8.
6:80 p. m. Hawaiian music; 8 p.
Southern California 48; Colo­
m. Florence Sanger, piano moods;
»er, «:1B P- m. Prof. Carl 8. Knopf; rado t . 7
California (So. Branch) 13;
tad •■',0 P.
Mary Rosettl and Don
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Oregon
Frosh
10;
Oregon
State
7:46 p. m. Mantle lamp program;
; 8 p. m. Nellie Mills, violinist; Froth 8.
Middle West
8:80; p- nt. N. B. C. bridge les-
A
sone; 9 p. m. Everready honr over
Michigan 17; Nav>y 13.
Illinois 16; Chicago 8.
N. B. C. network; 10 p. m. Re-
Iowa 18; Wisconsin O'. '
► U told talks over N. B. C. network.
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KHJ (416.4M ) Los Angeles.
Minnesota 97; Drake 8.
I I * :S° P' m' ch,,dren’e program;
Creaghton 14; 8onth Dakota 0.
' H 7:46 p. m. talR on taxes; 8:80 p.
Indiana 18; Northwestern 7 /
m. open forum; 8:46 p. m. music;
Army 18; Notre Dame 0.
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Yale 14; Princeton 8.
glee club.
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KFW B N M 1 .M Q Hollywood.
Harvard 18; Brown 8.
L ‘ I p. m. dlnher music by R a y
Dartmout 69; Cornell 7.
A Bbiley’s quartet; 8:80 p. m, dln-
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South
Oklahoma Sg;. Kansas 7.
Sewanee 11; T n l^ e 8.
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A Lee 0.
y
John Hopkins 88; St. Johns
(Annapolis) 0.
Washington 8; California 0.
U. C, L. A. 11; California
Tech. 8.
Santa Clara 11; Stanford 8.
U. S. C. 48; Colorado 7.
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