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MEDFORD irATJ tiRTBtfNE, rEDFORT). OREGON", TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1021 VXOFj THREE Women Made Young : Dright eyes, a dear skin and a body full of youth and health may be youri if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking k GOLD MEDAL Th world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the enemies of lite and looks. In uso tince 1696. All druggists, three sizes. LMk for the umt Cold Medal on T.ry box and teeral no imirtioa am maim I 1 I 'ffirnt wwrrs CHIROPRACTIC WILL 51V t VOW MCALTIi Ctilropiacclu will id to you licitltti. Nerve pressure Is the cuuse of disease. Dr. A. Burklund ' x CIllHOPRAd'Olt Hides Skins "T a ITT 1 .reus vv 001 and Tallow .....We have established... a., branch house at Ashland, Oregon, and are now ready to receive consignments from one skin or pelt to a carload j lot, at highest market prices. . ; Ship Your Hides and Pelts ; to us and' save freight charges. vThe H. F. Norton Co., Inc. 1st and A. Sts. ASHLAND, ORE. DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors WHY NOT? have your old carpets and rups woven . Into a serviceable and roversublo FLUFF BUG Dick Buys "The rups WE clean are ! CLEAN when WE clean 'em." I'hime 180 Free Delivery Mosan Art Rug Co. ' : 110 West Tenth St. STORAGE s T O R A G E FURNITURE MOVING PACKING, and SHIPPING, BAGGAGE DELIVERED S T O R A G E KEIZUR TRANSFER Cor. Bnrtlett & 8th. Phone 3:1S ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Juno H The "no training" sisu probably will remain hung up at Jack Deuipsey's camp until Thursday or Friday, when the world's heavyweight champion will swing back Into his conditioning grind. Until Dempsey takes up the full training program again, the public will be deniod admittance to the camp Dejnpsey explained the mystery con cerning his layoff by saying that he was so thoroughly satisfied with his condition that he thought a layoff of three or four days would do him good He appeared to be amused at reKrts that the camp had been closed to the public so he could engugo In secret training. For a time yesterday even news paper men were barred from tho camp because Dempsey suddenly developed a grouch. Dempsey scaled exactly 191) pounds yesterday. Manager Kearns is taking Deuip sey's cranky streak with a smile. "It does 'ine good to seo Dempsey act up a bit," Kearns Bald. "It con vinces me that he is about iu shape.' MANHASSET, N Y., Juno 14 Georges Carpentler when he meets Jack Dempsey July 2, expects to land the first telling punch. In a conversa tion today with his friend aud adviser Captain Mallet ho said he would drop Dempsey if tho latter made one single mistake. "The challenger," Captain Mallet said, "is not afraid aud thinks that he has better than un even chance to win. If willingness, a clear eye and a deadly right hand coupled with speed and endurance can win Georges thinks he will be the world's champion. "He realizes that Dempsey will be the best man he has ever met, hut not withstanding ho is going In determined to do his best and if he loses he will take it like a man." MEXICO LAYS CLAIM i SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June 11. Mexico City newspapers reaching here today state that Moxico will lay claim to a number of islands In the Littoral of Upper California which are at pres ent occupied by Americans. The islands are: Fnrralono, San Angel, Santa Rosa, Santa Vera Cruz, Ana Capn, Santa Catallna, Santa Harbara, San Nicholas and Sn entente. MAIL YOUR FILMS ;i to SWEM'S STUDIO 217 East Main St. Medford SEWARD HOTEL "HOUSE OF CHEER" AI.tiP.R AT 10TH STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON. AU the Oregon electric cars stop st unexcelled. We strive to please. Rates $1.50 and up. With batb J2.00 and up. Our dining room la very popular, and our business men's luncheon, and our regular and Bun day dinners are not equalled else where st our price. Opposite Olds, Wortmsn & Kiig s big store. W, C, CULDERTSON, Proprietor SPORT FLASHES NEW YORK Mrs. May Sutton Hundy of California, former woman's national tennis champion, will attempt' a "come back" In the national tourna ment next August to prevent Mile. Suzanne Lenglen from tnklng the title abroad. Word of her Intention was re ceived in a letter by tho United States Lawn Tennis association. It is under stood that Miss Mary K. Drowne, an other California player and also a for mer title holder, will enter the tournament. CHICAGO Joe Lynch, bantam weight champion, will meet Joe Bur man, at East Chicago, Ind., on the nlgliT. of June 28 It was announced here today. Lynch Is 'scheduled to meet Pete Herman, former title hol der, in a 15 round bout In Brooklyn July 25. . NEW YORK Tom Campbell, star middle distance runner of Yale uni versity, will enter the national A. A. U. championships at Pasadena, Oil., July 2, he announced here today. fr 4 DEMPSEY'S ESTATE ONCE - SHIRT AND COLLAR BUTTON (By International News Service.) GOLDFIELD, Nov., Juno 14. What a difference a few years make! In 1915 Jack Dempsey fought In Tonopah and Goldfleld, Nev. At that time he was living In a cabin in Goldfleld, about a mile from the railway station. One night he boxed Johnny Suden- berg. The next morning "Doc" Lewis, a telegraph operator who lived next door to Jack's humble abode, saw the latter leaving with a big suitcase. "Doc" was In his Jitney bus. Noticing the size of Dempscy's suitcase he said: "Where are you going?" "Golnvto pull out," said Jack. "Get in and I'll give you a ride," said "Doc." "That thing will get heavy before you get to the depot." "No. that's all right." replied Dempsey. "It won't get heavy. All I have In it Is a shirt and a collar button." And today Jack has a flock of trunks, a private secretary and a luxurious limousine. What a dlf- fcrence a few years make!- 4- The Jury List for 1921 The jury list for 1921 was drawn June Slh aud is as follows: Ashland J. 11. Beaver, real estate, At bland. W. D. Becbe, merchant, Asttlond. Henry Barueburg, retired, Ashland. II. C. Galey, ins. agent, Ashland. F. W. Herrin, farmer, Ashlankl. II. P. Homes, merchant. Ashl aud. Elmo Nell, farmer. Ashland. M. S. Parker, fanner. Ashlaud. O. V. Richc, farmer. Ashland. Howard Rose, confestioner, As'.llund. E. B. Shaw, retired, Ashland. M. M. Tucker, farmer, Ashland.) H. L. Moore, farmer, Ashland. , Louis Werth, farmer, Ashland. Medford Geo. Alford, farmer, Medford, H. I' D. 4. Fred S. Barneburg, farmer. Mejdford, Ed Binns, morchant, Medford. Carl Brommer, farmer, Medio rd, R. F. D. 3. J. C. Brown, real estate, Mindford. W. 13. Biddle, farmer, Medford, R. F. D. 2. H. E. Cpnger, farmer, Medfotrd, R. F. D. 2. Geo. B. Dean, fnrmer, Medfoixl. C. M. English, banker, Medford. John A. Guuimlll, farmer, Mjedford, R. F. D. 1. Geo. Gilnian, farmer, Medford, R. F. D. 3. W. W. Gregory, farmer, Medlford, R. F. D. 3. ; W. H. Gore, hanker, Mcdtonli. Phillip W. HnmuillI, f arnica-, .Med ford, R. F. D. 1. M. F. Hauley, farmer, Metlforjd, R. F. D. 2. C. R. Hclmroth, farmer, Medford, R. F, D. 2. Corning F. Kenley, orchardist,' Med ford, R. F. D. 1. Mason Lofland, retired, Medford. B. Lowry, farmer, Medford, R. F. D. 4. A. IT. Miller, merchant, ModforU. J. W. Mitchell, carpenter, Medford. W. A. Moffnt, merchant, Medford. E. E. Morrison, farmer, Medfonl. C. S. Newhall, farmer, MedfoWI, R F. D. 2, M. J. Norris, farmer, Medford, R. F. D. 4. , J. S. O'Brien, retired, Medford. Frank Owen, lumberman, Medford. T. E. Pottenger, farmor, Medford. W. P. Rathe, farmer, Medford. Luke Ryan, retired, Medford. Frank Schutte, farmer, Medfonl, R. F. D. 4. C. M. Speck, farmer, Medford. .las. E. Stewart, farmer, Medford. H. II. Taylor, farmer, Medford, R. F. D. 2. Phoenix Louis Colver, farmer, Phoenix. Thoo. Fish, farmer. Phoenix. T A. S. Furry, farmer. Phoenix. J. M. Hader, farmer, Phoenix. L. A. Rose, farmer, Phoenix. W. S. Stancliffe, farmer, Phoenix. S. S. Stevens, farmer. Phoenix. Talent Welhorn Becson, farmor, Talont. Noah Chandler, farmor, Talent. C. M. Chapman, retired, Talent. Geo. A. Galbralth, farmer, Talent. E. C. Gardner, farmer, Talent. j F. L. Holdridge, farmer. Talent. H. S. Lynch, farmer, Talent. John Prader, farmer. Talent. L. O. Pcnlnnd, farmer. Talent. Fred Rapp, farmer, Talent. H. R. Reachert, farmer. Talent. Frank Reed, farmer, Talent. Honry Sheets, farmer, Talent. Central Point John Cameron, farmer, Central Point, R. F. D. 2. R. P. Cowgill, farmer, Central Point. E. L. Farrar, farmer, Central Point. (? E. Fox, farmor. Central Point. John Hammcrick, farmer Central Point. H. W. Head, farmer, Central Point. J. C. Herring, farmer Central Point. I. D. Lewis, butcher, Central Point. Ed Miller, carpenter, Central Point. W! H. Norcross, farmer Central Point. Jesse Richardson, merchant, Control Point. Thos. D. Ross, farmer, Central Point L. A. Snlada, farmer, Central Point A. C. Seabrook, farmer, Central Point. . H. A. Tresham, farmer, Central Point, R. F. D. 2. , L. H. Wilcox, fanner, Central Point, R. F. D. 2." Eagle Point W. H. Crandall, farmer, Eagle Point. J. H. French, farmer. Eagle Point. John Greb, farmer, Eagle Point. J. B. Hannah, farmer. Eagle Point. A. A. Hall, farmer, Eagle Point. T. F. McCabo, farmer, Eagle Point. Gus Nichols, farmer. Eagle Point. Floyd Pearce, farmer, Eagle Point. J. H. Stanley, farmer, Eagle Point. J. Wattenhurg, fanner, Eagle Point. Rogue River S. J. Blakely, farmer, Rogue River. C. W. Horton, farmer, Rogue River. Geo. Lowd, fanner, Rogue River. Wm. Van Gothem, farmer, . Rogue River. 1 G. F. Wertz, farmer. Rogue River. Erastus Wilson, farmer, Rogue River Gold HIM G. H. Patrick, retired. Gold Hill. H. Van Hovenberg, farmer, Gold Hill Butte Falls Joseph Geppert, runner. Butte Falls N. B. Stoddard, merchant, Unite rails. Beagle D. S. Force, farmer. Beagle. C. I.. Hockersmlth, farmer, lleaglo. I T. E. Jones, farmer, lleagle. Joe Mayfield, farmer. Beagle. Geo. W. Stacy, farmer. Beagle. H. C. Terrill. farmer. Beagle. Applegate E. J. Brown, farmer, Applegate. Herbert Elmore, former, Applegate. Joliu R. Hoffman, fnrmer, Applegate Brownsboro A. C. Spence, farmer, lirownsboro. Ed E. Tucker, farmer, brownsboro. Jacksonville Lee Black, farmer, Jacksonville. Frunk Bybeo, farmer, Jacksonville. Dave Dorn, farmer, Jacksonville. Ansil Gilson, farmer, Jacksonville. Lake Creek Henry Meyers, farmer, Lake Creek. Murphy Lester Layton, farmer, Murphy. Prospect W. T. Grieve, timberman, Prospect. W. E. Mooney, farmer, Prospect. Sams Valley E. R. Gall, farmer, Sams Valley. S. 11. Stoner, farmer, Sams Valley. Trail John A. Huston, farmer. Trail. II. C. Mechem, farmer, Trail. Ruch Miles Cautrall, Ruch. Wellen John S. Owens, farmer, Wellen. J. H. 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Big Picture Coming "Straight is the Way," a big Para mount-Cosmopolitan picture, filled with mystery, thrills and comedy, will bo shown at the Rialto theatre tomor row and for the remalndor of the weok. The principal roles are played by .Matt Moore, Gladys Loslle, Goorgo Parsons and Mabel BerU It Is a dis tinctly worth while picture. ' Getting Along Good Women are as groat sufferers from kidney and bladder ailments as men. Foley Kidney Pills help rid tho blood stream of Impurities that cnuso rheu matic pains, backache, swollen, aching joints and stiff, painful muscles. Mrs. Carey, Box 91, R. F. D. No. 2, Middle town, N. Y., writes: "I had kldnoy trouble ever since I was a little girl, but' I am getting along good sipce I have taken Foley Kidney Pills." Thoy act Immediately and help restore the kidneys to healthful activity. Sold everywhere. Adv. You need good tea to make a good iced drink Hilvilla is delicious uihen iced DR. 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