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TOO MUCH CLASS
IS ONLY EXCUSE
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I.OS ANGELES, July B. "Too
much clnfcR," thin Is tho nlanpy hut
moat pertinent explanation offered
today for tho clonncut victory of Iir.
Lcnch Cross Wnllach of New York
over Hud Anderson of Mcdford, On-
Ron and Vnncouvcr, Washington, !n
to twelfth round of tho independ
ence liny- bntUo nt Vornon. Tho
Roncrnlly accepted verdict among
fight follower Is Mint Andorsoti,
still regarded as n comer, was sent
too soon against a nastniaster of
ring craft, willing but unablo to do
tho work cut out for him.
Anderson fought ono of the gam
est uphill battles ever soon at Ver
non, but ho was hopclcsly out
classed from tho first gong. Cross
flhowed bewildering speed and a
deadly punch nnd proved n ring
general of wonderful ability. The
condition of each fighter was per
fect and Anderson's only excuse Is
that ho mot a bettor man.
Knockout lit Complete.
Anderson's knockout was com
plcte. Ho wont to tho canvas from
a right to tho Jaw after Cross bad
carefully prepared his opcnolng,
Cross holpcd tho Mcdford's boy's
handlers carry him to his corner and
watched anxiously tho reviving pro
cess, which proved long and diffi
cult. Dud was carried to his dress
ing room, where It was almost half
an hour beforo ho could bo dressed
nnd taken to his automobile. Seat
ed In tho machine ho mumbled con
stantly, demanding of Manager Don
ald nows of "how tho fight's go
ing." Cross hurried nt onco to a down
town hotl, whero his wifo nnd
baby daughter awaited htm.
"Well ma," tho dentist shouted
across tho lobby, "I brought back
tho bacon."
"That's not all you brought," Mrs.
Cross retorted, pointing to a "shan
ty; rapidly developing over Leach's
left eyo.
Bud Uns So Excuses.
, Cross remained in Los Angeles
Inst night receiving congratulations
of his friends. Ho will not return
flto Now York until thcro Is somo re
sult from Promoter McCarey's at
tempts to match him with Rltchh for
u Labor Day battle hero.
Anderson probably will remain nt
Venice for a week and then return
to his homo at Mcdford. Manager
Donald has mado no plans for tho
future.
Bud has no excuses to offer. Ho
said:
"Cross is a wonderful boxer. I'll
walk a block to shako bis hand any
day. That's all I have td say."
MEDFORD STILL
DAZED BUT LOYAL
TO
BUD ANDERSON
While Dud Anderson still lay in
dreamland on the hot onnvns of the
Vernon arena, the news from tho
Tiibunc's flash spread rapidly
through the crowded streets of Med
ford. The Announcement was usually
received in glum silence, with here
nnd there n more urdeiit suppottcr
groping about in a dared way to as
sign n eau-e for the downfall of the
Modfurd pride.
That there was little money wag
ered on the result is wholly due to the
hoy's popularity in Mcdford, where
ho was almost unanimously regarded
ns invincible.
This enthusiasm and willingness to
back mm was Another saving
factor to the local sporting frater
nity, for it established him n prohibi
tive odds on favorite nt Los Angeles,
co that his tyocnl backers were un
able to get their money down to nny
tcrious exto.it.
Mnny of the sports nrc eougratn
hl'iig themselves tlint Anderson was
not so fortunate ns to have tecurcd
the bout with Willie Ititchic. ns he
would have been n short ender in
that event nnd the local Hirting frn
lernitv would have pawned their
jnwi Iiy on his chances.
Everywhere nbotit town one hears
nothing hut regret.s over Dud's fall
nnd with the pos-ible exception of
Frnnkie Kdwnrds who 'wenrs the "I
told you so" smile, all are in favor
of giving Dud u big reception on his
return to his Mcdford home. Mnny
telegrams were sent him lnt night
vrcing him to come back to Medford
for n rest, nnd assuring him that
two months in the Itogno river cli
mate would put him in his old time
winning form.
MILITANT SUFFRAGETTES
RELEASED BY STARVATION
BANNEFCROWD
WITNESSES RACES
AT FAIR GROUNDS
VETERANS OF BLUE
LONDON", July C Miss Annie
Kenny nnd Mi; Barrett, militant
suffragettes, wcro again rclenscd
from Hollowny jail here today under
the terms of the "cat and mouse"
net. The women nro greatly emn
ciatcd from hunger striking.
With Medford trade Is Medford made.
A banner crowd saw Ihu Fourth
of duly races lit the Mcdford Kair
(Iroutids Friday mid tho program was
carried out without hitcli. A. K.
W'iro was spilled out of his sulkey in
sinking a miif-ii place, hut beyond n
lew bnil-o was unhurt, though it
cost him tho heat in the free for nil
trot or pace.
Alhia. c. g. driven by Dr. Helms
won not n neats m tno j:ji pace,
purse Jfl'J.), time 1:10. Nancy Lovo
laee, b. m. driven by Swi-hcr, sec
ond, time, 1:12. Gazelle Deer, b. in.
driven by Huston, third.
The 'J:H0 trot, purse $l'2o, was won
by linllie D. h. m. driven by Swisher,
time l:Ul-. Nettie Mack l. in.
driven hy Stevens, second; l'opp
Crow, b. s. driven by Huston, third.
The free for all trot or jmec, purso
jDtf, was won bv Halmont, b. g.
driven by T. Taylor, who took the
f second nnd third heats with l'OuAj
ns best lime. Grace N. b. in., driven
by Swisher took tho first heat, was
third in the second heat nnd second
'i the third heat. Lady Sunrise, b.
in.. A. K. Ware, ran third, second,
third in the vnrious hents.
The mile running race was won
by Dovvly, owned by M. Miller. Speed
Dull, liny Gunyaw, second, Drowny,
with I. Jarkson, riding, third.
The j mile pony race wan won hy
Chief Hittson's "Policemen" with
Git.en's "Copper" second.
The bucking contests aroused much
interest with the following entries:
Grizzly Murphy, Morris; Imp, Gib
Gitzen; Limber Jim, Dob Gelet; Gose,
Gitson; Mary, Dob Gelet.
HEAT WAVE BROKEN
BY 'COOLER BREEZE
SEND MESSAGES TO
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CHICAGO, July 5. Tho back
bone of tho heat wave throughout tho
middle west wni broken today by
iiorthweMern breezes. Hot weather
still prevails, however, in the eastern
and squtltern parts of tho country.
Dcmltory bhowcrs occurred in the
middle west today.
GKTTYSIUIKG, ln., July C
"Glory to God in tho highest," nnd
"Peace on earth, good will to men,"
wigwagged lu'twcen Little Hound Top
and Ceinetari llidgc, were the last
messages transmitted hero today
from the nllied camps of tho confed
erate and grand army veterans.
prom his position of Ltttlo Hound
Top, Sergeant Slney of Doston sent
the following message to Lieutenuut
Hound of Virginia on Ceinetari llidgc:
"Fence on earth, good will to
men."
"Glory to God in the highest,'' was
Lieutenant Hound't answer.
More than n hundred veterans of
tho confederate and union signal
corps were stationed in their posi
tions early. r
Tho first messngo signalled by
Sergeant Maey were Grant's words,
"Let ns have peace."
Lieutenant Hound replied with
General Leo's werds: "Duty is the
most sublimo word in our language."
Great congestion prevails here to
day and the officials in charge of tho
veterans' reunion nro having great
difficulty in moving the crowds nway.
It is believed tho last of the veterans
will be able to depart beforo tomor
row. Tho work of breaking up tho
camp is well under way.
All Gettysburg is laughing today
over the charaetcritio way in which
Major-Gcncral Daniel K. Sickles of
Civil war fame denied a report of his
own death.
Thoroughly excited by tho rumor,
Drigadier General Hunter Liggett, U.
S. A., commnudiug the camp here,
ru-lii'd tin nide to the Hogcrs House
for confirmation. Sickles wns busy
over n long, slender glass, in which
was a chunk of ico floating about in
n greenish liipiid. Deforo tho nida
could rcRrl, General Sickles had re
ported to camp headquarters
"I want you to know, sir," lie told
General Liggett, "that thcro was a
minor about .that I was dead That
story, sir, U a damned lie."
"I believe you thoroughly, General,"
nnswercd General Liggett. "I hnvo
both Scotch and Dourbon which
shall it hot"
"A little of both," nnswored
Sickles, Then General Liggett filled
the glasses.
FINEST FLOAT OF
PARADE
SMASHED
WHEN OVERT MED
One of the disappointments of Ihu
day was the demolition of tho float
built nnd decorated by tho ladies of
tho Greater Mcdl'oid club under tho
direction of Mrs. ('has. Schicffllu,
chtiiuuiiii of,, the committee. A pur
gola hnviiiitv twelve pilluis wound
with asparagifs IV in and decked with
roses wit' the touiulatioii ot the t lout
and Miss Dorothy Wicks us Miss
Mcilfonl, in festal robes wns ready
to ride. In turning the wituon pre
paratory to taking the assigned Mil
t!ou, tlit) wheels shuck u post, the
float was overturned ami a complete
wrck of tho work of many days was
the result.
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It Is a certain relief for sweating,
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Itrtcntly Iteilecorntcd ami lttrurnllii1 Throughout, (
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FRECKLES
Now Is Hie Time lo (Set ltd! of
Tlics I'gly Simla.
There's no longer Ihu sllghtc't
need of feeling ashamed of your
fredkles, aa tho prescription othluo
double streiiKth I guaranteed
to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an otiticu of otlilnn
doublo strength from your drug
gist nnd apply a little of It iiIkIiI and
iiiiirninK nun jou suoiiki soon co
that even tho worst freckles hnvo
begun to dliappear, while tho light
er ones huvo vanished entirely, It
Is seldom that more than ion ounce
Is needed to cotnploiely clear tho
skin nud gnln a beautiful clear com
plexion. Ilo suro to ask for tho double
strength othluo ns this la sold undo
Kuarantco ot money back if It falls
to remove freckles.
If rough
strong whiskey
burns your mouth,
gags you when you
swallow it
what will it do to
the delicate lining
of your stomach
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ACCUSED
BURNING
HIS WIFE ALIVE
CAPESTRANO, Italy, July C
Moroni Asceuzlo, recently returned
to bis native town from Now York,
is under arrest today charged with
burning bla wifo alive. Following
the receipt of anonymous letters &t
New York telling him that his wifo
was unfaithful to blm during bis ab
sence Asccnzlo roturncd to his homo
hero Immediately.
Ho Is declared to have greeted his
wifo tho first day of his return with
ovory show of uffectlon. Tho sec
ond day tho couple went for a walk
In tho woods. This was tho lost ever
scon of tho woman. A priest, how
ever, who was passing through tho
timber at tho tlmo heard piercing
shrieks from a distance. Ho mado
his way towards them and found a
fiorco fire blazing nbout a treo. Tho
day following when tho disappear
ance of Mrs. Asccnzlo became known
tho priest led a number of citizens
to the burnt treo. The womun's fin
ger ring and gold carlngs were found
in tho ashes. Asccnzlo was arrested
Just as ho reachod Chlabso, on tho
Italian-SwJss border, presumably
making bis way back to Now York.
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PAVING COMPANY FAILS
TO MEET ITS PAYROLLS
GOLDENDArjE, Wash., July C
btato Labor Commissioner E. W.
Olsen of Olympla is hero today in
vestigating tho alleged difficulty
employes of tho IT. P. Hill Paving
company of Chicago nnd Spokane are
experiencing in getting their pay for
last month's work. Although tho
work was completed Juno 35, tho
men claim thoy have been unable to
collect tho monoy duo them. Thirty-five
mon have claims approximat
ing $4500.
Olsen has notified officials of tho
company that unless tho claims are
liquidate by tonight criminal nnd
civil proceeding will he instituted.
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Ask about our special installment terms on this range.
EL BACO OVEN, price $12.00, will
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