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Newspaper Page TexttWWWwWfcflWi VWiflK VAiivJtg,Jt&t STEOTOITO MXTE TRTBTTNTS, MEDFOTO, QnraiO.Sr.'vT:DNTCSnTr. M?iY B. 1nl2, pxan six ?t WHV FIHMT WAQ I II II I I II . STOPPEDIS QUERY MBSaWSMJ. lBBBVBS9rVBHaBBVBLABBBBBBBBBBBBBBV!BBfBBBB H aHHHK avJIIIIIIIIIHllBllHIIIIIIIIIK9llllllllllllllHk Hut' "' HB g Mi "mbm HBMlBV'!lblBMFa9K IHlv!BlB-tVflBV&Vfc!!H'lllllflpiv,,f-v'' HHNfTw3M )rKvBM'EBBBBlBBHlBBBBBBBBflBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBVVABBBBBBBHt " in imm -mi i mm n -trrrTirm mi linn itmn i mim-rmrnTrm In minir" -- 'I r " IRISH GUIU FOUG.-.T TITANIC SEAMEN TO SAVE THEIR BROTHER. Tho boxing fann of tho city ot Mod ford, wherovor disposed, today tiro nuking one questien: Why did J, I llltltson, chief of tho Medford police force, stop through the rones In tho third round ot what promised to ho tho best boxing card over seen In tho city of Modfonl, and stop tho Anderaon-McFarland go? They would also llko to know when thu duties of bill collector were added to tho chief of police's duties, for at tho last two exhibitions ho has used 1Ib office to grab the box re ceipts for various creditors. McFnrland had been dazed to some extent by a hook to the Jaw and was receiving a rain or rlgnt and left hooks to his face, when Hlttson Inter fered, but ho was far from being out this Anderson admits himself. Thero remained 25 seconds ot the round to go and McFnrland would probably havo como up in the fourth strong nnd willing. Dot when tho go first becanio really Interesting it was stopped. Thereupon tho fans jeered. Owing to police Interference Kef ereo Edwards called all bets off. Tho mill started off from tho first tap of the gong and both Inds showed that they wero out to win. There were no fancy capers or stalling, but each blow landed had a sting in it. During the first round both men slipped several times on the canvas, but a little rosin later fixed this. The second round was fast, both men working hard. The third round had hardly started when tho fireworks wero opened. A hook to the jaw dazed McFurland nnd ho went to tho mat only to bob up liko a rubber ball. Ho bung on to Anderson and was rapidly regain iug his strength when suddenly the majesty of the law appeared on the scene in tho person of Chief Hlttson. Thereupon tho fight was off. It wa entirely uncalled for and proved a great disappointment to the fans. Doth of tho boxers were surprised at tho interference. While It is gen. orally conceded that Anderson would havo won the battle had It lasted longer, ho had not won it when it waa stopped. He is clever and has a splendid wallop. Some day he wih be among tho best of them. The first bout between Collins and Phillips furnished a great deal of amusement, especially tho first round. In the second round Phillips announced that ho had had enough nnd with a "good night" to his oppo nent left tho ring. Australian Kelly and Young An dcrson gavo a clever four round box Ing exhibition. SHRNERS M E IR.ISH IMMIGRANT JIL SURAIVORS OF THE TITANIC DI6ASTE.R-- Among the list ot survivors In the Titanic disaster wero about thirty lrLsh Immigrants, who are now be ing cared for by the Irish Immigrant Society In New York until they are safely located with tliolr relatives, cml of the IrLti girls told a story of lighting a Tltuuic seaman to get a drowning brother Into a lifeboat. 8ov SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS 23 The most attractive feature of the average horse show Is usually the exhibition made by the hunters and The Hoguo River Valley University club tendered a farewell dinner Tues day evening to two of Its members jumpers. Indeed, when looking over who are leaving for several months, the program, more often than not It Is found that the most Important prize money Is devoted to these classes. This season the Sells-Floto circus, which conies here on Thursday, May 23, for a ono day engagement, are bringing with them several high class hunters, soma of which have been especially Imported from Ire land, and during tho regular per formance these clever animals give a very remarkable exhibition of tim ber topping. One of them, a black horso called "Luckett' is a thorough bred which was raised on the ranch of tho late Lucky Baldwin near Los Angeles, and which, with his weight up ran a mile In 1.3S& over the Santa Anita race track. "Luckett" was sold because his temper became so bad that ho refused to face tho barrier, and was regarded as abso lutely useless from every standpoint. Sinco he has been acquired by the Sells-Floto people, however, and under Rhoda Royal's skillful tutllage ho has become ono of tho most do cilo horses with the show, and Jumps an obstacle nearly seven feet high mayhap, permanently W. S. llrooko and S. Vilas Ueckwlth. Mr. nrooko goes to settle an estate in Maryland while Mr. Ueckwlth leaves to join his family in Massachusetts. The dinnor was a most enjoyable affair. Among the speakers were Reginald S. Parsons, Judge W. M Colvig, S. Vilas Ueckwlth, W. S. Urooke, Stewart Patterson. Whltcomb Field rendered two very touching llt tlo .ballads, scoring the hit of the evening. LA FOLLETTE BEGINS FIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO SAX FRANCISCO, May S. Fred from n tour of interior rouuties in the intercut of his campaign for the republican presidential nomination Senator Robert Lu Follette arrived here today to hold his firt San Fran cNco mllv tonight. La Follette de clared hiui'-olf in fighting trim for n rousing rally, mid expressed pleasure at the receptions extended him on his California tour. After a small amount of routine business was transacted Tuesday eve ning by tho city council they ad journed their regular session until Wednesday afternoon when addition al business will be transacted. City bills were allowed and reso lutions declaring the Intent to pave were passed covering tho following streets: West Fourth, Fir to Grape; West Hamilton, Oakdale to Olesou; alley block 55, Grape to Holly; Ap ple street was ordered graded. TO 82; ML SUMMER After n wet Mring Minimer iuis jumped in hurriedly in the valley, the mercury souring to 8'J degrees on Tuesday, which was felt to a consid erable extent owing to the fact Unit the weather has been cold, the mer cury jumping '20 to HO degrees hur riedly. Tilts Mill lias added to the number of .sunmwr suits and straw hats and it hegia to remind one of the Fourth of Jofy.' '- LOS ANUKLHH, C'nl., May ,--Long Reach and tho til out Miller ranch divided houois today In enter taining the Shriller who are hold lug their asth annual couclavu In I.oh Angeled, More than 20,000 for. weaiers Journeyed to Long Reach for a day at tho seashore, according to estimates made by the general Shrluo headquarters and railroad men. Little luminous was scheduled for tho Imperial council today and the time of tho councilors was filled with a succession of tens and receptions at Long Reach and Los Angeles hotels. The featuio event of tho day was a ball at the Long Reach auditorium, which It was predicted would draw 1000 dancers. Thousands of brilliantly clad pa trols, each accompanied by Its baud, marched last evening In tho first gen eral parade of tho week, Tho parade which was thu largest In tho history of tho organization, occupied three hours In passing a given point. It was followed by a parade of electrical floats. RusliicxH transacted by the Impe rial council Included tho granting to San Diego of a dispensation to form n temple. Charters were granted to Shrines at Muskogee, Okla., and Jackson, Miss. A proposition to form a permanent shrine city on tho shores of Lake Michigan was debated and left open. Tho Imperial record was read, showing 10,72-1 candidates admitted during tho Inst year, tank ing the present membership t"2.i0t. W. Stringer Injured W. S. Stringer was injured while stepping off of KiuIh dray wagon yes terday afternoon. The team started Just as he was stepping off and Mr. Stringer fell, striking so as to pro- ducu a painful Injury. HKLMA.V DATUM OPKN. The Helman White Sulphur Unths and Swimming Plunges In North Ashland will open for the season Sat urday, May 11. Don't forget that tho water changes constantly In tho largo pluugo, and the small plunge Is filled nud hentod on Saturdays and Suudas until fur titer notice. Larcu nluni'o and nrlvato baths dally. r '42 L POINT TO SEE VALLEY FARM "Valley Farm," which was so ably presented Inst Friday night by the St. Marks Senior Guild, will he re pented Thursday night, Muy 9th at Central Point. This will afford the Medford people, who did not see the play last week, an opportunity to wit ness the production of this beautiful four-act drama. Mnny Medford peo ple are planning to motor to Central Point Thursday night and for the benefit of those wishing to go by train, the curtain will rise at 8 p. m. in order that the piny be over by 11 p. m. when the train leaves for Med ford. The admission will be 3.ric and oOe. It is rumored that there will he spe cialties between acts. Miibic by a good orchestra is n speciul feature. Jack Neff's "Sightseeing Car" will make two trips to Central Point starting at the Nash hotel, corner at 0:15 nud 7 p. m. Thursday evening nnd will make return trips after the show. Speeinl round trip fare only rillu. with perfect ease. Last winter he 1 won several prizes in the high Jump- J Ing classes at Kansas City, Denver, f Louisville and other big horse shows. J f A. 3M$H$M$My3H T r SALE OF AT WHITE is iip mm Because a train crew forgot orders nnd passed Goshen where they were supposed to pass a freigiit running extra a head-on collision occurred Tuesday afternoon. No lives wero lost but tho track was torn up caus ing delays in all south bound trains Y ? T t T T f MANN'S CORSETS Discontinued lino of Rust-proof cor sets, up to .$3.00 values, a pair 98c .i t :. .. ii ..,! ii. ! X luuiij. usiieii i u fciiuiii stimuli suiiui i f of Eugene. SEATTLE COUNCIL TO REGULATE HAT PINS SEATTLE, May 8.-Conncilmnh Max Wnrdtill will introduce Monday night a bill limiting the length of hat pins worn by women in Seattle mid providing for a sufety device to cover thu point. Tho proposed hill is the outcome of an agitation begun lust week when n mini in a crowded street ear was stubbed in tho oyo by u long hatpin, Incipient Blaze Alarm A flro alarm was turned In nt about 8; 30 from tho Valley Auto company lost night, Tho origin of tho flro waa In Mlko Hauley's car. Tho flro was caused by looking Into tho car with u lighted match which caus ed tho gas carburetor to ignite. Lit tlo damago reaultod and tho car will peed only a little paint to bo as good as' Uvor. Legal blanks at tho Medford Print log company. WAITERS AT BELMONT STRIKE DURING DINNER NEW YORK, Muy 8. Union wait ers of the Hotel Rclmont are on strike today. The waiters quit work nt u given signal during the dinner hour, leaving many guests to sit hun gry until other waiters could be bor rowed from nearby hotels. So well organized was the walkout that it 1 said many n waiter laid down his tray within a few minutes of h tip. Ob jection to the executive methods of the maitro d'hote! was the cau-c of tho strike. GOOD-BYE CATARRH Hyomel Quickly Clears Stuffcd-Up Head and Stops .Snuffling and Huwkliig. In tho morning, shortly after you awake, dear reader, do you have to hawk and strain to get that stubborn pleco of mucus out of your throat? Get rid of catarrh now; ' It will grow worso as you grow older, Ono day of breathing pleasant, healing IIYOMEI (pronounce It Hlgh-o-mo) tho guaranteed catarrh remedy, will glvo you such wonderful relief that you will wonder why you doubted tho statement that HY0MI3I would end tho most aggravating caso of ca tarrh, nomember HYOMEI does not contain any cocalno, opium or othor habit forming drugs. A hard rubber ludcstructiblo pock et Inhaler and a bottlo ot IIYO.MKI costs $1.00. This is called tho HY OMEI outfit. If ono bottlo does not banish catarrh, you cau get another for CO cents at Chas. Strang's and druggists everywhere. I t T ? T T T T T T T T T T T T T t MAY CORSETS New model and sizes, sale price, a pair jjun iiuu AVXi. xmxjaa r, u. GREAT CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY TOWELS Good cotton Tow els, worth 8c, sale price, each 4c l SHEETS 72x90 bleached good quality, 00c grade, sale price, each 39c WAISTS Women's Lingerie Waists, all good styles, $1.50 values, sale price, each 98c PETTICOATS "Women's Ging ham Petticoats worthTOc, sale price, each 48c PILLOW SLIPS 42 and 'J 3 inch, bleached, lRc grade, sale price, each BEDSPREADS Good heavy ones, large size, $1.25 & grade, sale price, eacn f t T T T ? t t T t t 98c PERSIAN , LAWN Fine quality, worth 20c, sale price, a yard 15c lie CORSET COVERS Fine quality nice ly trimmed, 50c values, sale price, each 29c TABLE LINEN 58 inch Tabic LVi maslc, worth (JOc, sale price, a yard 39c LACE 5000 yards fine Val. and Torchon Laces, 15c grade, salc price, a yard 5c GLOVES Kayser's wash able Chamois, sale price, a pair 23c MUSLIN Good quality, '.) inch, 10c grade, sale price, yard 7c GOWNS Women's Slip over Gowns, $1.00 grade, sale price, each 59c CAMBRIC HO inch fine cam bric, 18c grade, a yard ISc EMBROIDERY Wide flouncing, worth 25c, Hale price, a yard ISc NECKWEAR !Ait odd line, val ues up to 50c, sale price, each 10c SKIRTS Women's Wash Shirts, linen fin ish, worth $2.50, sale price $1.48 LONG CLOTH 12 yards in piece, worth $1.50, sale price, a piece $1.19 LAWN .Fine white Lawn, 15c grade, salo price, a yard lie BELTS Women's White Wash Belts, 25c grade, sale price, each ISc MANNS White Sale MANNS CKXTRAIi AVE. NKAIt P.O. lllfcW JMM CKNTKAL AVB. NKAIl I'.O. "f t t J t y y y 7 f y y f y f y t y j 7 y f y y t y 7 y 7 y t y y f y t y y y Jh$ FIVE THOUSAND TROOPS TO REINFORCE MOROCCO PARIS, Muy H. l-'lvn thousand troow have been ordered lo icinforcc tint I'Ycuoh force lu Morocco, no cording to ulTlclul minoimct'iui'iit lundo here today, lo he followed by Mt ill further detnehiuciitH later. I'nrest In Morocco in Hprenilliig rapidly nud u general niitUfoielgu npi'Mii is feitied, BATTLESHIPS SAIL TO RESCUE FLOOD REFUGEES WAHIIINtlTON, Mn.v H. Tli imv.v depai'linnilt onleicil Iho hnt!li"dili NelmiHldt null the guiihoal I'clrcl lo tiny In Mlt'iun ill lliu MImnIhmIppI river mid reti'im flood refugecH. It h ex pected that the IiiiiiIh' Iiuiiii'Ih'm will prove effective in this work, The Ne. IiimmKii will he ahle to go up the rheriiH fit i ii h VieliHliurg, I am a power for great good if you do not abuse my use. In cases of need I do my work well. 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PAOIFIO HAHAVAV & NAVIGATION HKACIIKH Aro now within eimy roach hy tho 1', It. & N, and a now field for n plennant vacation open, Week end tlckotu now on walo and ucuhou tlckotu from all polntn on Halo Juno Int. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL Oponfl Juno 10 nnd cIohob Juno 15. Tho Kronlont Floral Flonta und Carnival of 1'loutuiro yot hold, Low Voiuul trip tlckotu on ualo from all polntH. For hoautlfully llliiBtrutod hnoklotu duflcrlhlng Newport, Uay ocoan und othor polntH, uu woll an Information about Eastern Karen, ronton, atop-ovorn, etc., call on nonroat AkoiiI or wrlto to JOHN M, BCOTT, Oonoral 1'aBHoiiKor AKint, Portland, Orogon, 11. I'. O. 10. 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