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IMEDFOTtT) MAIL TKTBUNE, MEDFOKD, ORECiOX, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1021
GRAND JURY TO
CONTINUE WORK - :. fMK MMigm
i THRU THE MONTH . , ' gmlmW
' V.IJWA Bil5F '.'.. ffwi
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The grand jury Bessions coiitimieil
Monday and will probably last througb.
otil the week. The matter under in
vestigation is unknown,, but 'it is said
lo.be the altairn of the Rank of Jack
sonville. The court issued an order
fcajurday continuing the sessions
throuBhout the. May terin of court, and
the grand jury asked permission to
continue the Investigations. The
grand jury Is said to be giving the
JlWlk of Jacksonville failure a thorough
probing from every angle.
' According to court house rumor and
Jacksonville talk, the grand jury will
also Investigate the allegation that
contraband liquor has been taken from
the padded cell in the county jail,
where it Is stored behind two locked
and barred doors. -:
The grand jury In its deliberations
to date has returned 14 Indictments,
a follows: Four against C. H. Owen,
four acalnst Chester C. Knbli, two
against ft. D. Hfnes, and a corrected
Indictment against Mrs. Myrtle Blake
ley ; all concerning the Bank of Jack
sonville rallure., A Joint indictment
a returned against Peter Staufr and
Frank Kodat, for burglary, for attempt
ing to rob the Bank of Gold Hill, and
two Indictments for forgery.
BRITISH AMERICA
WASHINGTON. . liraj 24. Estab
lishment of a "confederation of Brit
ish America" to include Canada and
1he British colonieB of the Baliamrn,
Barbaflqes, Bermuda,- Jamaica, the
leeward -Islands, Trinidad, the Wind
vajM : Isjands and possibly British
Honduras and British Guiana, was re
ported, today in official ericles to be
Under, consideration In the" British
possession of North, South and Central-America.
The idea 'of a united
conimpnwealth of British America
as represented in the report of a
further development of the union.
trKleh' began with the . confederation
of -the" four provinces of' Canada in
lSt.- :
FRENCH STATISTICS
SHOW U. S- GETTING
. . t CONSIDERABLE WINE
(pj International Xmve Si'rvlro)
tVASHINGTON. May 24.- "Dry
IttAn have not stopped the drinkers of
Bp&rklinff French champagne.
ifoat loads of that rare old luxury
arj now being used by AmerlcanH.
This fact is shown by French govern
ment figures disclosing large inr
ereti$es in shipments of champagne
to the United States.
French - champagne --exported to
American buyers last year, the fiist
teve months of national prohibf
iiofi, amounted to $384,000. ,
In the preceding year before - the
Yolcjtcad law went Into.errect, France
?portd only $1,158 vorth of Cham
pagne to the United States. ,
.American Consul General Thtick-
harft at Paris called attention to the
heavier outflow .of French. u-Lne to
America, in lvjs latest official report
Jo -the Commerce Department.. lie
oalft the movement of .champagne this
ye!( is equally large.
' Jbver
vernment experts said- the :fig
tire'ii disclosed that Americans, there
fore, consumed nearly 400,000 quar'.s
of .French champagne after the. dry
lid went on a' little more than a yiav
! IjTenoh champagne and-other ran-
wirifs from abroad are now naming
Into' American ports under special
permits Issued to Importers author
ized by the sov.ernment- to handle
suvh liquors for "medicinal" or other
uses enumerated under the dry
statute.
WOMEN! BUV NO DYE
BUT "DIAMOND DYES"
Unless you ask'for '.'Diamond Dyes"
you may get a poor dye that streaks,
spots, fades and ruins your goods,
livery package of Diamond Dyes con
tains Bmple directions for home dye
ing or tinting; any new, rich, fadeless
color Into garments or draperies of.
rin)i; material.. No mistakes! No
failures! ' Adv.
YOU CAN GET. MOST ANT
OLD THING AT HOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
; PICTURE
FRAMING
SWEM'S STUDIO
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse immediately removed Oft
hort notice. Weekly visit In rel
dene district. Sail? business dis
trict. Phone 11.
Al .lolson and two of the stars in the cast of "Ninlmd," tlie nininnioth liiusiejil 'trnvnu:nnzji at the I'uk tti
ninlit.' A budmot of corking new .songs, it iM'vy of iK-imliful gli'lw, Keoi Keous colors of . the Orient and Rules
BY WAR IS
PA HIS, May Ocorgns Carpentiur.
who emerged from the war ruined
and practically penniless. In now re
ported to be worth moro than a.000,
000 francs, or a little .over $fc200,000
in real money,' nlT ot whtefi -he has
mndo since his fight with Joe Deck-
ett. ;-
All his property In Llevln, just out
side ' of Lens, wiis destroyed during
the. Avar and while mobilized he spent
what . savings he had to keep his
mother and family, even getting into
Tad's Tid Bits
of World Sport
Sport B.V. D.'s
Sam Iterger, '' former amateur
heavyweight and now the big noiso in
the. elothing trade on the Pacific
Const, is due In New York In n few
days to look over the camps of Jack
and Georges. - .
In n letter Sam tells us that Kan
Francisco is daffy over the big fight.
Ho expects a special train from there
nbotit the end of June. While look
ing about here Sam will write special
articles for papers on the coast giv
ing his views on the big fuss.
Denipscy's First Manager Picks J 1 1
Fred Winsor, of Oakland, . who
claims to have discovered Jack
DempHoy is quoted as saying the fol-
'lowlng: "Dempsey will win In four
, rounds. Carpentier cannot with
stand the attack of the champion.
iDempsey is ' a cruel punlsher. He
'doesn't have to inflict the damage at
NEW YOHK-r-Tex Kltkavd. has
withdrawn his 'complaint against the
Henny Ijeonard-Hocky Kansas cham
pionship boxing ( contest. In Jersey
t'lty June 8. it was announced to
day. At a meeting of the New Jer
sey boxing commission Hilly Gibson,
Leonard's malinger, testified tiiut no
definite arrangements, had - been
made.
u,iwt ii.lil,,!, ..K . lw.
purse for his f.Kht with Dick' Smilh B
pentler has been touring Jlelgiuin,
Holland, Denmark. Sweden. Norway
Switzerland, Northern VAfriea anI
Spain and, under the keen business
management of . Des'amps,-V has been
raking in the paper francs. Descamps
is working with f'arpentier. on a 40
per cent agreement. -. . , , . . '
CODKENS! The boxing champion
ships of the, American army of oecu-
pation for 1921 have been concluded
and no section of the United States
was flighted in not being represented,
except perhaps the south.
hlladelphia has an' edge on any
other city, the champions of two
categories calling it their homes.
. Quinnan of San Franeisco is .tho
fiS' weight champion: Myers, bantam
weight, I'ittsburg: Huggins, feather
weight," Davenport, 111. I . Murray,
lightweight, Philadelphia; Sondberg,
welterweight, Philadelphia; Otlstrap,
middleweight, Seattle; Ktaab, ..light
heavy weigh t, Spokane, and Shaffer,
heavyweight. New Jersey.. u
roiiLEXJJ, The 'trnck and Afield
athletic records of -Ihe American
forces In Germany hhpw some very
falrtlmcs. The hundred meter dash
was negotiated In 11 2-5 seconds'!-
Sergeant Klutz: Private Paul turned
In L'5 1-6 for the two hundred, wh'l?
Klutr holds the record Tor the. 400
with 52 1-5. Private Hoak threw tlie
hand grenade 252 feet. Private
Wyatt cleared the bar at four feet,
three inches In the standing hh
.lump and Captain Maulsby at f;ve
feet, 3 inches in tho running high
Jump.
punishment-dealing blows. Carpen-
tier will be ready to fall when the
referee separates them. Four rounds ,
will do for the Frenchman, ' maybe
less. j
Cnnailn t'al's Cheerful ChlrpH.
"What brings you. Into me hos
pital?" asked tie doctor. "Are you
tired and run down?'
"No not exactly." replied the pa
tient. "The "car - that strurk me was
tired and I was run down."
Burns and Beckett In n Hough Houe
Here is the story of that BecUett
Rurns muss that we'ad a tip on a
few weeks' back. A London paper
printed it and it'a rather Interesting,
Give It the O. O. ' 'i -
' "An unofficial dust-up between
Tommy Burns and Joe Beckett . at
Lends has ben the subject,-of -'sensa,-tkfitul
rumors Mn the boxing world.
Tpe Sunday K'ess has nmde -first-l)find
Inquiries 'and Is able Ui tell the
Correct story--' .
V "It seems that on the day follow
ing the Northern t'nlon football
match, VetwRMii Knglnnd and "Wales
lil Leqds, when. .Carp on tier; .Beckett,
T-turns -tind wilde were1 honored sjeo
tatorsjand ,.were duly photographed
in front of an admiring crowd, -a dif
ference arose between ; Burns and
Beckett. ; -
. "Beckett. lt Is understood, objected
to a certain-article of Burns' wherein
a description of tho Moran-Beckett
fight suggested criticism of tho man
net' In which the Southampton heavy
weight champion stood up to tho
American boxer. Beckett resented
Innuendoes contained In the article,
and especially the suggestion that ho
was so fearful of Moran's Mary Ann
that he went down and stayed down
to n vacuum punch.
"At tho hotel in Leeds Burns saw
Beckett and went across to shako
hands with Southampton's idol. But
Beckett,; it is said, refused. Jn fact,
he was no. incensed with Tommy
Burns that when lie met him after
wards in the corridor which led to
the bedrooms he went up to the
light-heavyweight boxer .' and said:
Did you say 1 wAs a coward when
I fought Moran '!'
''Words followed. Beckett was fu
rious. Hums' stood -bis' ground.
'In a momqnt smashing blows wero
being exchanged. t was a fiercer
fight than was ever witnessed At tho
Albert Hall, or even In the good old
uays of boxing.
"There ? was no quarter, no fipnr
(rlifg for points. At one moment
Beckett was flown: in anotner no was
COLFMBUS Weather conditions
permitting, lhei .12-rou'mt decision
match between- Hoi) Martin, A., E. F.
heavyweight champion and-Ned Car
penter of Milwaukee will be-, staged
tonight in an open, riuia. 1 -.V
..... .... f
Detroit Newell W. Ban Its,' claim
ant of the checker mutch champion
ship of .the, United States nnd once
holder of tho world title, is to play
simultaneously tonight 105 boards of
checkers and 20 bonrds of " chess.
Banks now holds the .record for si
multaneous checker, matches, 100.
PHILADKLPHIA Hnrvurd; . ' Yale.
Princeton. Navy and the University
of Pennsylvania will have crews in
several events at the American lien-
ley regatta Saturday. ' "
PORTLAND Phil ; Noer. Orecon
state tennis champion,' defeated Cat-
lin Wolfard, former champion,' ves
terday In an exhibition match.
MOSCOW, X Idaho Washlneton
state college's baseball team was de
feated by Idaho university yesterday,
5 to 1.
Captain A. E. Burghduff, Btate came
warden, and M. L. Hickman, state
superintendent of hatcheries, were in
Medford today enroute to Klamath
Falls by auto. They were on a tour of
insection of hatcheries, game farms,
etc., of the state. They stopped at
the Ament dam and were well pleased
with the new fish ladder put In by W.
O. Hadley. They say the fish Are go
ing up all right now. Captain Burgh
duff is well pleased with the splendid up 8ffHjr,( his collar torn from his
work done by Superintendent Berrian phirt. his coat bespattered with blood.
in taking eggs from the streams and Both men were thoroughly roused
lakes of Jackson county. Superinten- and seemingly ready to fight to the
dent Berrian of the Butte Falls fish
hatchery has received word from Cor
nell university saying the 3,00 black-
bitter end.
"Friendly counsels finally pre
vailed; explanations were forthcom
ing, and the boxers shook hands,
spotted trout eggs sent them arrived at ' nt to rtlnnPr together and lnter in
Ithica with only 14 dead eggs. inis-tlie evening visited the Kmplre
ts a wonderful record, as it takes five (Theatre. Next day they were bth
or six 0vg for tbem to SO by express, boxing different opponents and back-
'ing each other to win.,". : TAD
HKATTf.K Jack BritLo" ' world's
welterweight champion, is .due today
for his match tomorrow night with
I'ravlo Davis of Kverett, , Wash.,
claimant of the Pacific cuaat cham
pionship. , . -' -J''.
NEW YORK, May .24. A lozen
members of th American ru,ofp
slonal golf team today wore on board
the steamer Aquitania. which . will
carry them to England to engage the
British stars in the open champion
ship event to be played . at St. An
drews In June. ' .
Tho team includes Km met French
of Youngstown, O.: Jim Bnrnes, New
York: Walter Hngrn, , Detroit: Jock
ITutchlnHon, Chicago;, Fred McLood,
Washington, D. C; Charles Hoffner,
Philadelnhln. Pa William Melhorn,
Sltrevepprt, a., and Wilfred . Iteld.
Wilmington, Del.
fola
I'd walk
Camel
The pleasure is worth it. There's no sub
stitute for Camel quality and that mild,
fragrant Camel blend.
" The fellow who smokes Camels, wants
Camels. That's because Camels have a
. smoothness, a fragrance and a mildness you
can't get in another cigarette.
. Don't let anyone tell you that any other
cigarette at any price is so good as Camels.
Let your own taste be the judge. Try
Camels for yourself . A few smooth, refreshing
puffs and you'd walk a mile for a Camel, too.
R. J. REYNOLDS Tok.cc. C '
Wlofton.Szl.m.N.C. ' 1
Bronchial Trouble Caused Anxiety
No medicine has a better reputation
than Foley's Honey and Tar for quick
ly i-elieTlng coughe, colds and croup. It
loosens the phlegm and mucus, clears
the passages, eases hoarseness, stops
tickling throat. John 0. Hokklng, 1!)5
Durgoss Mace, Passaic, N. J., writes:
"I was suffering from an acute case of
bronchial trouble which gave me con
siderable anxiety. Foley's Honey and
Tar deserves all the credit- for my be
Ing well now.", Sold everywhere. Adv.
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tho Home Telephone and Telegraph
Company of Southern Oregon; will be
held at the ofrice of tho company. 218
West Sixth street, Medford, Oregon,
at 3 o'clock p. m., June 7. 1921.
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City Treasurer's Notice of
Semi-Annual Interest Due
.' . Notice is licj'oby . given' that , tbe--cim-amiiiTf-i
interest on jjavinj;-, sewer ana water-main assess: ;
nients uyoii nil properties for which' application waS v
made to extend t ime of . payment, will be diur.and .
payable at the office of-the city treasurer June 1;'
1921, and will be delinquent after thirty 30, days;
from said date and shall bear a penalty of five per ?
cent (5) upon the amount of such delinquency. .f .
Thirty days after any such delinquency the prop
erty will be sold for the amount of such delinquency,1
together with penalty and costs of such sale in ac-'
cordancc with the provisions of Section 148 of the :
city charter. ' , 'I
. Dated at Medford, Oregon, ' .this . 23rd day of -.
May, 1921. ' . .; . , ; ; v. ';.'.: ' ;T
- ' maryX HASWELL, : j
; Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon.' , j
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