MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1910.
IS
JEFFRIE'S GOOD CONDITION
WINS APPLAUD AT FRISCO
SilMi(ll(l Physical Apiicnranco, Groat yuan no. Thu only iioHt!on in tlio
o..-.i .. c n...i un,.,i m...inuii ml"''" ft' thoHo who hiiw him work
Speoil of Foot and Hand Displayed W(B ,lH ,l0 Bll )OBH0H80(1 oC lIl0
Convinces Audlonco That Dl Fol- "Inmhin ami can ho hIIII o thu
. . . . - ... IroiitoT'"
low is in anapo tor uominii unuio.
lohiihon lii Mni! Ketlle.
BAN KHANCI8CO, Cnl., May 128.
JoliiiHon lutB workori hard a very
Goes Three Rounds With Choynskl
nn.l Tl.rnn Will, Innl Inf frln ' ,,,l-V "hlCO llO WOllt illto trillllillff 1111(1
already Iiiih tnkon off
Oven Fine Showlnii Made.
10 ikjiiikIm
Comments of Sport In I Authorities J A flor doing moro than an lion Pa
liivtd work iti tlio gymnnfliiim tlio
other day, (ho work including nine
roundu of buxinKf ho wiih examined
hy a iihyHioian, who pronounced IiIh
heart and Iiiiikh in perfect condition
and ready to Hland any Htrain. In
fact, lio Naid JoliiiHon wat fit to go
into tlio ring within a week.
CHINE8E PRINCE INSPECTS
GERMAN ARMY AND FORTS
(Hy MAX HAI1'JIASAH, Tlio King
iddor.) SAN FHANCISCO, May 28. Any
doubt that tlio 4000 Hpootatora at
Dreamland lattt uilit may have cn
tortainod regarding Jhn JoffrioH'
oondilion wiih offuotiinlly removed
whun thuy iaw tho big fellow ulmpu
tip for a throe-round hont with Joo
ChoyiiHki, doubt giving wav to 011-
thtimiiHiii over not only 1i!h Bpluudid
pliyxliMil iippoiirance, but over tlto
groat npoed of foot and hand that ho
hIw played. That ho had comu back
wiih tho uuauimoiiH opinion of tho
bin audience, and when tho big fol
Iow'h nix rouudH of boxing, tlireo
wirli with Choynnki and Jack Jof
1'rioH, woro over, ovorybody wiih Hiit
iHl'ied that tho ex-cliampiou had
worked hard to got liiniHelf into Hliapo
and that ho had mieooodcd.
ChoyiiHki, 50 pouudH lighter, wiih
a mere baby in JoffrioH' hands, and
ho wiih a mighty thankful old Iiiih
beuu ovory time JoffrioH pullod a
punch. Thu bout with Jaok JoffrioH
was a little moro exciting, tho young
er tnoinbor of tho fighting family go
ing after Jiih bit; brother with oon
tiidorablo Hpirit. Jim blocked nicely
and Htupped in and out ih neatly an
lie did when ho fought Jim Corbutt
ovon years ago. Time and again ho
stuck out bin chin and allowed Jack
to Hwiuc rightH and loft on it.
Itrrutlilng Provo Good.
Hut tho blown had no poruoptiblo
effect. Whun JoffrioH loft thu ring
ho wiih breathing no harder than
when ho entered it.
Aside from Jeffries' boxing, tho
ovuniug wiih notable for tho ovaliotiH
neconled by tho andionce', first to
Jim Corbett, thou 'to ChoyiiHki and
then to Jeffries'. Corbett wiih given
a reception such an no champion Iiuh
avor received in this city. It touch
ed him ho deeplv that lit) wiih unable
to respond to calls for a speech, ex
cusing himself, through Hilly Jordan,
'by Haying that ho had a bad cold.
ChoyiiHki also wiih given a great
cheer, but tho big noise camo when
-JoiirieH nopped turougli tlio ropes.
The fans howled themselves hoarse
and a satisfied grin broke over tho
4,gri.r.ly'H" countenance. It wiih a
Joffries' night, and when Hilly Jor
dan tried to announce that Johnson
is scheduled to box in Dreamland
noxt Friday night ha was hissed.
Wlmt tho Ilitllef In Huyik.
San FranciHco sport writers who
attended tho JoffrioH reception last
night comment on tho big fellow as
follews:
II. h. Ilaggorty, tho Hulletin:
"Every ono present last night
Heomed to ho of thq opinion, in which
T sharod, (bat tho condition of Jim
JoffrioH wiih Hurpriflmgly good. No
ono had thought JoffrioH had worked
ho hard and so faithfully to got buck
to good condition. ITo is rondy to
outer tho ring right now.
"Tho sparring partners with whom
ho toyed last night woro really no
tost for him hiivo for wind nnd on
durance. IIo only needs Bpocd."
W. V. Naughtou, tho Exnminer:
"Aa to boxing, Whilo Jeffries Htop
pod vory lively and kept Choynski
busy, it was quito plain thnt ho wiih
withholding his gloves when ho might
Imvo landed punuhes. IIo used his
loft in a Htiff arm manner of tho old
dayH and froquontly employed a dou
ble punch, first on tho head and
then on tho Hide of tho faco. Jeffrie
was remarkably quick on his foot,"
TIii CIiioiiIcIVh Comment.
Harry 1). Smith, Chrenicle:
"On hiH foot Joffrios wan appar
ently Blow nt times, but his blows
woro lightning fast, and it can bo
said without fear of contradiction
that on tho surfneo ho iH a vastly im
proved man. Thoro 1s still nomo
weight to bo tnkon from tho stom
ach, but a long Hiego is still in front
of him."
Tlio Cull Thitlitisliistlc.
William J. Rlattory, tho Call:
"Jim Jeffries tore around tho ring
nt Dreamland for six rounds last
night and at tho finish a orowd of
thoiu, 13000, stood up nnd choorod. It
wns a groat showing for tho formor
champion, positively tho host ho tins
inndo sinoo ho started to 'oomo
hade' ,
"ITo danced around liko a hnby
lion and ho orowdod and sprang for
ward just liko tho Joffrios of six
TO TOW LOG RAFTS
TO CALIFORNIA POINTS
PORTLAND, Or., May 28. Ar
rnngomoutH are being made to tow
tho firs', of tho season's cignr-shaped
raft of logH to California from the
Columbia river.
Sunday tho Shaver Towboat
company's tugH will loavo for the Co
lumbia river bar with ono of tho gi
gantic rafts, containing 0,000,000
foot of logs. Tho raft is consigned
to the Hammond Lumbor company of
San Francisco.
HEHL1N, May 28.Irinco Th.iI
Tao, Chinese minister of war, uncle
of the emperor and brother of tho
princo regent, arrived hero today to
study thu Gorman military system.
Ho probably will bo received by
Kaiser Wilholm on Monday.
Tho presence of the Oriental dip
lomat is causing a stir in military
circles. Every effort will ho made
by tho Gorman officials to sot tho
Gorman system hoforo I'rinco Tsni
in its entirety. Ho will bo escorted
through forts, barracks and defenses,
will havo oxplaincd to him tho sys
tem of commissnnat and quarter
musters' depots and will
maneuvers of all branches
florvlco.
witness
of the
TO ENJOIN RAILROADS
FRO MINCREASING RATES
INDIAN WINS RELAY
RACE OVER WHITE BOY
SALEM, Or., May 28. Walter
Holglit, Indian, won first rolay by
tlireo minutes ovor McDonald, In tho
Cliomowa-J'ortland rolny raco today.
Tlmo, 37 ml mi ten; dlotanco, C 1-2
miles.
CHICAGO, May 28. A dologatlon
of shippers from tho commercial con
tors of tlio middle west, Including
Chicago, will appear hoforo Attor
ney General Wlckoruliam noxt Tues
day, tho day before tho IncrcnBod
transportation rates go Into offoct,
to ask that tho fodoral court enjoin
tho railroads from putting Into tho
offoct tho now rates. They will pro-
sent a petition to thin effect.
Tlio shippers contend that tho com
mttteed which agreed upon tho rates
to bo adopted hy tho transportation
companies was an Illegal combination.
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styles for wemen:
Short vamps with too room.
Instep straps tho latest.
Eclipso Ties ono oyolct.
Bluchers four eyelets.
Cuban heels high.
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WEDDING
PRESENTS
KAISER SUFFERING
MALIGNANT ABSCESS
HEItI,IN, May 27. ICnlnor Wil
holm Is HUfforlng from a malignant
abscess on 1.1b right hand. It Is de
clared that an operation l Ay bo nec
essary. Tlio corrt physicians have
been In consultation, but hnvo not yet
determined rhcthor thco poratlon
will bo porfo-mor.
t'ito ads arc taking on that
tlcn tono," nowadays.
'vaca-
MISS BROWN TO GIVE MUSICAL CONCERT
Miss Grace Brown to Repeat San Francisco Concert at the Medford
Opera House Thursday Evening, June 2.
Qrnco Josephine Hrown, who recently returned from her formal
and successful debut hoforo tho musicnl public of San Francisco,
will appear in a similar concert in this city noxt Thursday evening,
Juno 2.
The enthusiasm and entire approbation with which sho wns re
ceived by such conservative critics ns we find in San Francisco is
certainly flattering to so young an artist, and to Medford, her home
city. Her long and careful preparation under Hormann Gcnss, n
pupil of Lamport!, is sufficient recommendation for an nrtist in
any city. She will bo assisted by her sister, Irene Hamilton Isaacs
(also a pupil of Gcnss), whose continuous -study nnd faithful ad
herenco to the Lisr.t school of piano playing are qualifications
which at ouco dctonniue tho artist. It is with much interest nnd an
ticipation of a genuine musical treat that Medford awaits the
Thursday evening concert given by two of her local artists. Tho
popular young violinist, Ethol Crowell, will nssist with two violin ob
ligatos. Tho following nro some press notices from tho San Francisco
papers:
"Miss Hrown is possessed of a beautiful contralto voice which
has been cultivated in a most oxcollont manner. Though tho art of
her singing is nigh perfection, yot tho writer considers hor refined
taste, temporament and feeling tho most charming qualities of tho
talent with which nature has so liberally endowed her." Tho Mu
sical Courier.
"Miss Grace Hrown delighted ovorybody with tho nrtistio ren
dering of Shumnn'H song oycle, 'Woman's Lovo.' Her rich and mel
low contralto showed oxcollont trniuiug, her enunciation wns clear
and distinct and hor expression wns full of emotion. Thcso con
certs aro of groat vnluo for tho culturo of musicnl art in this city."
Snn Francisco Chronicle
"Grace Josephine Brown, pupil of Prof, nermann Genss, ap
peared in a recital of songs, nccompnnicd by Prof. Gonss, nt Koh
lor & Cliaso hnll, this city, Tuosday evening, May 17, to an nudionco
which displayed enthusiasm from tho opening to tho closing number.
Miss Ill-own acquitted herself well and enmed tho plaudits thnt all
freely bestowed. Sho possesses a largo voico which has boon care-
fullv trained. Hor musicnl intelligence, ns exemplified bv tho num
bers which sho sang, which were numerous, is good. Her progress
deserves to bo watched with interest. I should sny thnt sho will
('oino into tho possession nnd uso of much rosorvo forco. Tho num
bers on the sot program included ropresontation of Handel, Mozart,
Schubort, Franr, Hrnhms, Schumann, Massonot, Rossini, Gcnss.
Tho selections woro woll adapted to show Miss Brown's merits. Sev
Jral aro operatic airs which call for discrimination and iniisionl
poiso. Miss Hrown has n ploasing personality. A largo number of
pntronossos woro includod in tho nmiionco." Musicnl Koviow.
PROGRAM.
Aria from "Titus" Mozart
"Dor Tod mid Das' Mudchon" Schubort
"Hoidon Rosoloin" Schubort
Miss Hrown.
"Riguudon, Op. 201 Raff
Mrs. Isnacs.
"Im Ilorbst Franz
"Wo Ich Hin" i Gonss
"Klogio" Massonot
Miss Hrown.
Violin Obligate hy Miss Ethol Crowoll.
"Knmmenoi Ostrow, Op 10, No. 7" Rubonstoin
"Fjlouso" (Spinning Song) Youforof f
"Mnrz Wind MnoDowoIl
Mrs. Isanos.
Aria from "Tailored" Rossini
Miss Hrown.
"Scherzo," C Bhnrp minor r . . . Chopin
Mrs. Isanos.
"Ros.08 in Juno" , , Gorman
Violin Oblignto hy Miss Ethol Crowoll.
"A Juno Morning" , Willoby
"Tho Mossngo", . . , , , , Cavorly
Miss Hrown.
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KENTUCKY WOMAN IS
ACCUSED OF MURDER
er the shooting Mrs.
.Tored to tho police,
prominent horseman
Eheleln surrcn
Eholeln was a
HENDERSON. Ky.. May 27. Mrs.
II. W. Eheleln la hold In tho Hendor-
son Jail today charged with having
killed her huoband and dangerously I
rounding a servant at her home. Aft-
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