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' JitEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 191.1'.
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CLEVER BOUTS
ARE PULLED OFF
Manager Edwards of Gymnasium Is
Being Heartily Commended for
Manner in Which He Handled Four
Round Bouts.
One of the best evening's sport
Horn in ninny mouths in Mettfonl was
witnessed nt the. Xntntoriuin Athletic
Cliib'et gyiminb'iun Thursday evening
when four lively four round bouts
were singed by Frnnkie Edwnrds.
The fport was clean and enjoyable,
throughout, nil of the contestants
being local men ami well known to
local funs. It is to bo hoped that
Mr. Edwards is given enough n
uonragement to stngo bouts as clean
mill cijoyablo as these often during
tiu winter months. There was ah.o
lately nothing of the usual fight
game's brutalness about them, all
and all were enjoyed. The local boys
traveled well and there were no bad
results.
The best bout of the evening was
the four-round go between Roy Smith
and Dick Rhodes. Rhodes was out
classed but he was ganio to the core
and stayed with his opponent for the
full four rounds. The boys put up
a most entertaining bout.
Chick Bovylin proved himself the
master of John Pagin. stopping him
in the first round. Tho fans took
very much delight in this contest.
Eddio Moore and Willard Jones
did not lose, any timo in mixing it
and kept at it from gong to gong.
Mooro was the aggressor but it is
hard to pick a winner.
James Schmidt and Dick Pheifer
were in the game all tho timo and
each worked hard for the decision.
Schmidt secured it but there was
somo argument among tho fans
about it but he was evidently entitled
to it considering tho four rounds as a
whole.
Mr. Edwards is to be congratulat
ed on the manner in which he han
dled tho sport. It was clear fun
from start to finish and if he keeps
up the good work and puts in in
clined beats for ths fans he should
be given a hearty support.
VISITS LAKE ON
REVERSE GEAR
Dr. Porter Had Hard Time Getting
Over the Mountains But He Suc
ceeds In Doing So Camps Out One
Night With the Bears.
I YESTERDAY'S SCORES. I
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Coast.
At San Francisco R. H. E
Snn Francisco 1 6 2
Los Angeles , 4 7 0
At Portland
Portland 4 8 3
Oakland 1 6 2
At "Vernon
Vernon 8 9 4
Sacramento 0 5 4
Northwestern.
At Vancouver
Vancouver . : 11 15 2
Seattle- 10 13 3
At Victoria
Victoria 2 8 6
Spokane 10 13 0
At Portland
Portland 7 12 4
Tacoma G 7
No eastern games; rain.
Dr. E. II. Porter the first man to
isit Crater Lake on the reverse
gear. Yet that was only one of a
number of exciting incidents which
occurred during a recent trip to tho
natural wonder. Minor incidents in
cluded camping out all night nt
White Ilors-c and haiug an esperi
cnucc with a bear.
On tho short rise near White Horse
Dr. Porter burned tho low gear out
of his car and was stalled. Tho
shades of night were drawing fast
when it occurred and tho doctor built
n fire aud prepared ro make comfort
able for tho night. Some two hun
dred yards down tho road ho had
emptied a m of gasoline and dur
ing tho night was awakened by a
great noise from that direction. Ho
didn't investigate then but early in
the morning ho walked' back down
tho road to find out what had hap
pened. Then ho found out. One of
the bears that infest thnt region had
ambled along the road and spotting
the can had evidently smcllcd of it
had not liked the scent of gasoline
and thereupon slapped it. It was
this crash that the doctor heard.
But to return to the gears. With
early dawn the doctor had a brilliant
idea. He would take the reverse
gear out and substitute it for the low.
He did so and traveled clear to Klam
ath Falls on the reverse, where he
had the car repaired.
Dr. Porter reports the roads in a
bad condition owing to the heavy
teaming between Medford and Prospect.
350 CASES ON
COURHOCKET
It Would Keep Judge Calkins Busy
. If He Disposed of All Cases Set
for Trial During September Term
of Court.
BOZUS CASE IS
BEFORE
JURORS
Next Tuobday the September term
of the circuit court will open nt
Jacksonville with the largest docket
of live cases ever before known in
this district. No les-s than 3.10 enses
are on the docket to be tried at this
term of court. Only the fact thnt
a number of hem will go over for
a nurter of thun will oxer f . i
dismissed will keep the court out of
deep 'xvnter. Tho September term
will end December V. This means
that there are only SI xvorkiug days
in tho term ami so if Judgo Calkins
did not visit Grants Pass and open
court there during the term ho would
be fvrced to hear nearly four and a
half cases each day of the term in
order to clear tho docket.
1.v lenn will open Tuesday as
Monday is Labor Day. Tho fir.t
half day will probably be devoted to
setting cases doxvn for trial and aft
er thnt the grind will start. A num
ber or criminal cases will first be dis
posed of and then the court will tnkc
up the civil cases. As the grand
jurx In Id over iiom the .March term
has just cleaned up the criminal
cases axvaiting examination delay
xvill be experienced.
The March grand jury xvill be dis
charged Saturday morning.
Greek Will in All Probability Be In
dicted Tdony on n Charge of Mur
der In the First Degree Many
Witnesses Summoned.
Tho grand Jury today Is consider
ing tho enso of Oeorgo lloiuu, the
Greek who ithot and fatnlly xvoumled
Christ Simiios In tho Greek poolroom
on Kir street a tow dnys ngo. In all
probability tho Greek will bo Indict
ed for murder In tho first degree, ni
the caso seems to bo a clear ono.
A largo number of Crocks xvcre
subponncd by tho prand Jury to give
their versions of the affair. Iloxua
In his preliminary examination beroro
tho Justice In telling his story admit
ted that ho shot the irniti mid seemed
to put up no defense whntevor.
If Indicted, Boms will probably be
tried early next week when tho Sep-
Ltcmbor term of court opens.
BOB SMITH TO PREACH
SERMON ON LABOR DM
ASHLAND, Sept. 1. Labor day
services xvill be held in the Congrega
tional church Sunday evening, Sep
tember 3rd, under tho auspices of
the Men's league, of this city. JThe
glee club will render a musical pro
gram and Hon. .Robert 0. Smith of
Grants Pass will deliver the address
Mr. Smith is one of the best read and
generally informed citizens of south
ern Oregon on sociological subjects
and has an especially wide range of
understanding of the labor problem.
This service xvill be the only Labor
Day feature in Ashland but Monday
the day will be' fittingly celebrated
by the labor organizations of Grants
Pass. Medford and Ashland with an
all day program at Medford.
FEAR OF INSANITY IS
CAUSE OF DOUBLE TRAGEDY
LOS ANGELES' Cal.. Sept. 1.
Fear of being committed fo an in
sane asylum today caused Dr. Owen
Ryan, 50, to send a bullet crashiug
through his xvife's brain. Ho then
turned the revolver on himself, send
ing a bullet through his heart. Death
in each case xvas instantaneous.
SOUTHERN OREGON PIONEERS
MET AT ASHLAND THURSDAY
The Southern Oregon Pioneer So
ciety xvill hold its annual meeting and
picnic dinner in Ashland Thursday,
September 7th. The following com
mittees hnx-o been appointed to take
charge of the event. .
General Arrangements G. N. An
derson, Homer Billings, L. A. Neil.
General Refreshment Mabel W.
Kinney Alice 13. Butler, Kate Grain
ger, J. M. Wagner.
Table Mrs. Lottie Paulson, Mrs.
Sylvester Patterson, Jennie Matties,
G. M. Grainger.
Program F. D. Wagner, G. F. Hil
lings, O. O. Helmnn.
Decoration A. Belle Anderson,
Lily Patterson, George O. Ogg, C. E.
Lane.
Reception George W. Dunn, G. S.
Butler, O. Winter. Fred Hcrrin, Goo.
Owen George Barron, Henry Barne
burg. Rex. Robert McLean of Grants
Pass, xvill deliver the address of the
day.
ROCKEFELLER MISSES
REUNION OF FAMILY
POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y., Sept. 1.
John D. Rockefeller xvill not join
the members of the Rockefeller fam
ily in their reunion here this xveck.
Ho sent his greetings today along
with an invitation to his namesakes
and rclntives from nearly ovcry state
in tho union to spend thi afternoon
with him at his mansion nt Pocnnti
co Hills.
KEEP YOUR SKIN COMFORTABLE
AND YOUR COMPLEXION CLEAR
DURING THE HOT WEATHER
It your skin Is kept comfortable,
you will bo comfortable yourself. If
you or ono of your children nro being
made miserable by hives, prickly heat,
rnslifs or ocaonin. or If you aro wor
ried by pimples, blackheads, sun burn
or skin troublo of any kind, wo want
yon to try ZKMO nnd ZEMO soap.
Wo aro so anxious to have you uso
ZEMO nnd ZE.MO soap thnt wo offer
you a generous samplo of each and
our iiL'-pago booklet, "How. to pro-
servo tho Skin," If you xvill send flvo
3c stamps to E. W. Roso Mcdlcino
Company, 3032 Ollvo street, St. Louis,
Mo., to pay postage or get them to
day from tho HasklnB' drug store,
who indorso and recommend ZKMO
and ZEMO Soap for all skin troubles
whether It bo on Infant or grown per
son.
Wo know you will bo pleased with
results from tho uso of ZEMO and
ZEMO Soap. Hasklns drug store.
FATHER GETS
HIS CHILDREN
Judge Calkins Awards Hanscdmo
Children to Father When He Shows
That Mother Was Allowlnn Them
to Go Astray.
Judge Calkins in tliu uirouit court
Thursday afternoon entered an ad
ditional decree in the divorce case of
llunscomo vs. Ilaiwcotue, which
awards tho custody of the children to
tho father. Tho action xvas based
upon tho allegation of tho father,
which xvere sustained, that the moth
er xvas allowing tho children to go
astray.
Three children figure in tho ease,
Myrtle, Roso ami Leon. The mother
recently married again, this time a
Greek named Spauos, who is a sou
of the Greek xvho xvas rccontly mur
dered. Hanscomo claims that the
mother xvho rims tho Royal rooming
house aud restaurant, xvas allowing
the older girls to run with a number
of Greeks.
By tho terms 'of tho order Mrs.
Spnnos is allowed to visit the chil
dren for ono hour each xveok at a
convenient timo and place. ,
HOTEL OREGON MANAGER
DISAPPEARS WHILE FISHING
rOKTIiANI), ()., Sept. I. Tim
authorities of (Maokainus county to
ilnv worn nullml niton to assist In the
search for Chnrles W. Jones, uhhNI. killed or nlet with hoium nuohltint.
nut inaiiMKCi' of iltn Oregon Hotel of
Poillaud, who dlHiippeurod Tucmtiiy
while on a fishing trip nuai' Kstaeiidn.
Mix. Jones ami her son, Harold, am
of the otIiiiun that Joiich eilhor wits
Married.
ZEVELY-HUENERQAUDT At
Ashland, August 30, Henry Uueiior
gardt nnd Martha Caroline Zovely,
by Itox 11. C. Tabor, nt tho homo of
Pearl I. James. Doth residents of
Ashland.
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j! There Are Many Reasons
j; Why pooplo say thoy got tho boBt goodB !
ATTKNTIAN, LOYAIi OltDKIl OP
MOOSE.
All members of Crater Lako Lodge.
L. O. O. M.. (170, aro requested to
bo present Tuesday evening, Septem
ber 5. 1911, to make arrangements
for dedication of our now hall. Dy
order of committee.
DR. M. 8. BURGESS,
Dictator.
M. P. SHERMAN.
140 Deputy Supremo Organizer.
NOTICE.
Tho majority of the business houses
of tho city having expressed thorn
sol ves as favorable to closing nt noon
on Labor day, tho 4th day of Septem
ber, and remaining closed during tho
afternoon, It Is requested that all
stores closo at noon. Respectfully,
MEDFORD MERCHANTS' ASSOCIA.
TION.
By II. C. Garnctt, President.
By John II. Carkln, 8ccrotary.
140
NOTICE OF KIOIITII OltADE UNI-
FORM EXAMINATION.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
noxt regular uniform examination of
applicants for eighth grado diplomas
xvill bo held September 7 and 8, 1011,
ns follows:
Thursday, Soptember 7 Physiol
ogy, writing, history and civil govern,
mout.
Friday, Septombcr 8 Grammar,
nrlthmetlc, geography, spelling.
All thoso xvho woro conditioned In
ono or two subjects In tho Juno, 1011,
examinations should wrlta upon such
at this examination. Otherwise thoy
will loso tho credits earned.
This will bo tho last examination
for entrance to high schools until
January, 1912.
J. PERCY WELLS,
County School Superintendent.
Hasklns for Health.
NOTICE
On nccount of closing my ranch
for tho winter, I nm prepared to of
fer a special Inducement on flno fod
der corn, raised on tho Dig Sticky
without Irrigation. This corn wub
grown on the celebrated Gregory tract
which holds tho record for Jackson
county and has attracted considerable
attention. Tho corn comprUos about
nlno acres and will bo sold on tho
statu or. cut.
Also, for snlo, a good work horse,
broken to drive, afraid of nothing,
kind and gentlo. Location, 5 1-2
miles northeast of Medford, Eagle
Point road, opposite Vilas ranch. Ad
dress F. H. Cowles, Medford.
nt our atoro
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In New Quarters
We aro now loquted in larger quartern,
at tho oast end of' Jackson Stroot, across
Hoar Crook.
Mill work of all kinds on shortest notioo
Medford Builders Supply Co.
Phono Homo 21L East Jackson St.
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Still in Business
The Southern Oregon Elec
tric Company has moved '
two doors south to the
C. C. Ponting Plumbing Shop
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