Medford mail tribune., June 17, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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rEBPORD matl tutuunr medfoiit), orfsox fimdav, juxk 1.7. 1021
tickles
Coras
to Death
Tint Stops All Pain-Then Feela
the Corn Off
poot try to fox trot on corn tortured
totit. ttelrni at your corns. XJyouUuve
!
Mak Your Ft Happrl Remove TboM
Corni With ,rCU-It." ;
never soen a corn tieklrd to death. Just
upply a fow drops of "Gots-It" to yonra.
Ttiun wutuli tlmt corn dte pncefully as
It It bad gone to Bleep. Soon it 1 notbtiig
but a loose piece of dead akin tlmt you
cun lift right off with your lUiuer.
Gut after thorn now. Your drurfilst
has "OutS'It." Oostn but a trlUo or
notbtntt at ull tf It fnlia. Mid. by 1.
Lawrence & Co., Ohlcauo,
What Are You
Doing With Your
Kodak Pictures?
Are you taking care of them
after von have had them
made. Look over our com
plete line of Loose Leaf. Auto
Albums.
Wo develop Kodak Films
Free.
Something Good to Eat
Something mndo of Rood flour, of
good milk, of good, nouriHliIiiK com
pressed veast, of Bond shortening!
a i-riiK I'-oon puoiit
A nrnflnnl with n film. natural flll-
vor, with 11 satisfyinK slice, with ft
ciIbp crust.
What, could It bo but llread tho
perfect food.
Urend la your Hest Kood Kill
more of it.
NUT-BROWN BREAD
la Bread at Its Hest insist on It.
, PEERLESS BAKERY
Ask Your lenler for Nut-Ilrown
' Urend
WHY NOT?
have your old carpets and rugs woven
Into a serviceable and revei-sable.
Dirk nays "The runs WE clean aro
CLKAN when WE clean 'em."
I'hone ISO Frco Delivery
Mosan Art Rug Co.
110 West Tenth 8t.
STORAGE
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FURNITURE
MOVING
PACKING,
and
SHIPPING.
BAGGAGE
DELIVERED
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KEIZUR TRANSFER
Tor. Uartlett A Mil. I'lmlio SltS
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb care for .ararTit biitliclie, rat
arrti. flilttlMTla. snre throat, lunif lrtiMo,
kttlnev trouble. stoTtiat-U trnil,U h'.nt
trouble, chills unU f--v,-r. cr.itni-a, rouKhs.
poor clrcululUMi. nirHllirI-. tumor,
crackU brt-ust. eurrs nil kinds of gulli-is.
NO OPICItATKlNS
lleUforil, Oregon. Jan. 11. 1 91 T.
This Is to certify that I. t lie mi.l.r.
algae!. Imil very scv.ro stemacb trttiitil,'
and hail been botbcrctl for several years
mid last August waM not expectett to
live, uml neai-lng or t.tni ( iiunx twnose
Jiero more is at !M tsouln l-rent street,
Meilford). I (leclilcd to net herbs for my
Htomuch trouble, an, I I started to feeling
lietter on Boon as I used them and today
am a well man and c.tn heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted a I was to see
tllm Chung and trv his lforh.
(Signed) W. li. JOHNSON'.
' Witnesses:
Wm. Lewis, Fngle Point
W. I,. Chlldreth. Kagle Point.
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. It. Holmes. Kjiulc Point.
O. K. Moore, Kairln Point.
,1 V- Mclntvrc, Fugle Point,
flee v'on dor 1Mb ". i:.o;ie Point.
2'Uua, K Kicbuji-, KuKte Point.
ASIILAXi). June 17, (Special.)
FoIIowIiik tlie meeting at the Hotel
Austin Wednesday night, things
moved very fast yesterday In the mat
ter of the Fourth of .Inly celebration
and parade at Ashland. .Mr. .1. II.
Fuller, secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce, accompanied by Mr. Jesse
Winljurn, visited every city and town
of Jackson county. They called upon
the mayor In each place, and In everv
instance were cordially received and
without exception the mayors prom
ised hearty cooperation, particularly
in the elaborate parade that Is to be
so conspicuous u feature of the cele
bration.
The mayors of Medford, (iold Mill
Jacksonville, Hogue Itlver, Phoenix.
Talent, KuK'e Point and Central Point
were all Invited to be present at the
banquet to be given tonight at the
Hotel .Medford by Mr. Wlnburn. each
to be accompanied by a representa
tive delegation from thelr'citles. All
have accepted. Mayor Ciales of Med
ford, Mayor Hrltt of Jacksonville,
Jiuyor Terrlll of Talent, Dr. Malnrem
the mayor of Phoenix, Mayor John
son of (iold Dili, judge C.llniore, the
mayor of Hogue Itiver, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Tom (iullaghar,
.Mayor l.cever of Central Point, May
or llenrv Campbell of lOaglii Point
Mr. and Mrs. W. (l. Tucker of Uello-
vuo and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barron
of Nell Creek. Mayor t.oovor may
bo detained if so Miss Agnes Dunlin)
will act for Central Point. : ..
Mayor dates of Medford, who was
particularly enthusiastic over the
celebration and parade. Is to l!
chairman of the meeting, following
tho banquet. Mr. John II. Fuller will
act as tnastmusler of the banquet
which Will he attended by ull the
mayors anil about 11)11 prominent lu
dies and Mcntlenicn from all the cities
lu Juckson county.
At tho meeting after the banquet a
deflnlto program will bo adopted for
the great Jackson County parade
which will bo a fixed annual Fourth
of July feature hereafter, and will
take place In a different Jackson
county c'ty or town each year.
The Ashland committees appoint
ed Wednesday night ure making fine
progress In arranging the program.
Thoy report that they Intend to have
evory element in tho county repre
sented In the parade. This will In
clude the O. A. It.: W. H. C; tho
churches, the schools, tho lodges, th
societies, the business men, und ev
erybody else.
Mayor l.unikln of Ashland will bn
present and will outline what ho Is
doing to fucllitato matters to muke
Ashland pleasant and comfortable for
the visitors.
Mr. Jerry Jerome, exnlted ruler of
the F.11;b at Medford, Is greatly inter
ested In the parade, and promises to
be ut thft dinner and meeting to
night.
.Mr. A. 1). Cornell, a prominent citi
zen of Grants Pass, although not u
resident of Jackson county, promises
to have a fine feuturo lu the parade,
even though Ineligible for prizes
There Is n splendid band 111 Cratits
Pass, and the possibilities are that
It will be in (ho parade.
Mr. Wlnburn announced tho dona
tion of an additional $.", 0 for prizes,
making his contribution for this pur
pose $2."0 altogether. This addition
al $."( Is for other features not In
cluded lu the original $2."i0.
Mr. Amos Nininger, general chair
man of the celebration, will prob
ably not be able to attend tonight's
banquet and meeting at the Hotel
Medford, but will turn over to Muyor
('ales such reports as he has ready
(a, make. At this meeting tho Ash-,
lumt committee will make full re
ports of what they have dona and
propose to do, and will extend their
membership to Include all cities and
towns In the county.
The way things ure shaping up, It
seems sure that Jackson county never
hud a celebration und parade so
elaborate and spectacular as that to
be held July 4th, 1821.
SPORT FLASHES
PA MS -Andre Cloberl. W, 11. I.ait
renu. Jean Samaeiillh, J. Urugnon
ami Mile Suzanne l.eglen have been
definitely chosen the tho French ten-
nls team to go to the I'nlted States
i this summer, it was announced today.
This team, which will sail July 23. or
at least the male members, will meet
Japan there In tlie Davis cup prelimin
ary matches. MJle. l.engleq will play
in the national chnmplonidilps for
women. !
MINN'FAPOI.ISKd.llo McC.oorty
of Othkosh. Wis , and Mike C.lbbotis.
of St. Paul, middleweight, will meet
in a ten round, no decision boxing bout
here tonight. In a preliminary Kverett
.McGowan, former umnteur skating
champion of America will make his
debut as a prolossionul boxer In a six
round bont with Harney Dugan of
.MIuneaHdis.
POI'CHKKIOPSIK Intercollegiate
athletics for women's colleges weiv
strenuously opposed here yesteiday by j
older graduates of Vassal', although
i-buili!'- contests with other institit-1
li.nia were genenilly approved.
Ring Sketches of
Bygone Years
Junun J. J((rlen, like Alexander,
leurljetl the point where there vci
no more worlds to conquer. For t;ix
years nfter winning the heavyweiKht
cli.mipionKhip, ihe California hoiier
nuiker met evory i.oxMi Willi neivp
enough (o challenge him, riiid r.iau!ii
them all severely. He disliked Um
iiii'Oiivenietiff uf fnt't-v.t kf'iini in
itii i,u.Mw..- m in.
j tentUm of retiring from tu. riim in
in-HtfiwiriK nm title ttu Marvin
Hart. The pet-sent was made utu r
Hart had thrashed .Tack Hoot in 12
rounds at P.eno, Xev.
With Hart the rh-implonrllp w:i
an enKy come, easy go '--it of proper-y.
He promiitly lust It on February
1 HOii. to Tommy Iturns. a Canadian,
tin a HO-round fight at l.os A'le.os.
Hums remained in front of thy park
of pugilists for almost three years. In
that time he suceeesfullv Uefooilfd his
title against Philadelphia Jack
O'ilrien, whom he defeateti in 20
rounds, and Bill Hiiuires of Australia,
who stood up only two minutes and
eight seconds.
iJuring all of this time a big strap
ping negro, John Arthur Johnson, had
been knocking pugilistic people right
and left and In his off moments, en
deavoring to get a crack at the cham
pion. Hut the champion always had
some excuse. -Johnson's manager
trailed Burns around the United
States and to England, hut oould not
get hlni to meet the former cotton
jannoer from (lalveston. I'ndaunted,
be kept on the trail of 1'urns and fi
nally cornered him In Australia,
where a match with "lll Artha" was
finally arranged.
9 W
Jack Johnson, the only negso who
ever held the heavyweight cham
pionship, got it as a present from
Santa Claus on Christmas Uay, 1 POX.
Ilo didn't find It in his Htncklng, but
In n couple of big boxing gloves that
Tommy llurns never forgot. Johnson
met liurns at Sydney, X. S. W and
so thoroughly pummelled tho Cana
dian's features that pnllco jumped
Into the ring during the nth round
and put a stop to the punishment.
From tho start the negro battler
led the way. He floored llurns for
nine countR in the first round and
sent htm to the canvas agnin In the
neeoud round, but the champion
bounded back on his feet Immedi
ately. In tho latter part of the fight.
Johnson rained rights and lefts upon
the face and body of liurns, whose
mouth and eyes were bndly distorted
from the shower of blows. A swollen
jaw added to his misery.
He was 111 no state of mind to enjoy
Johnson's humor, a characteristic of
his race that never left the negro,
even In Ills defeat years later. Always
ho smiled and frequently ho uttered
mock encouragement to the ninn bo
was whipping. He talked continu
ally, tnuntlng Burns nnd daring him
to attack, the defiance ever softened
with a grin.
Now and then Johnson cast aside
bis smile and attended strictly to
business. It was so in the 14th round
at Sydney. As hooo ns his distressed
opponent teft bis corner, tho negro
flew at him like a tiger and, using
belli hands unmercifully, soon had
the champion tottering. The police
then jumped in and stopped the fight
nnd tho referee declared Johnson the
winner.
Earliest coins wore mndo In Asia
Minor of silver and gold.
GEO.
16 18 S.
DEMPSEY'S SPEED
DEVELOPMENT !S
ATLANTIC CITY, June 1.. With
Jack Dempsey buck lu bis training
grind today development of thr
champion's speed to match that of the
crafty CJeorges Carpeutier is the chief
aim of his handlers.
Dempsey will be culled upon to do
more boxing with smaller und lighter
sparring partners as he advances Into
the final two weeks of training, and
mauling with the heavyweights in
camp will be gradually cut down.
Jack Kearns, manager of the cham
pion, pluns to bring some of the fast
est middlewelghts and llght-heavy-welghts
in the country into the camp.
Harry Greb, the Pittsburg, 170
pounder, who assisted Dempsey In
training for the match with Hilly
Miiike in Benton Harbor last Laboi
day, Mike Gibbons, the St. Paul mid
dleweight, and the Jamaica Kid,
piobubly will join the stuff of spar
ring purtners.
Although Dempsey plans to enter
the ring at "Doyle's thirty acres,"
July 2 weighing about 190 pounds, he
may be lighted than this, Manager
Kearns said, If the weather becomes
hot in the days preceding the m'atch.
The title-holder scaled 194 pounds
yesterday according to Keurns.
MAA'HASSET, N. Y., June 17.-
Memories of an exhibition bout with
tin American doughboy in an Ameri
can camp in France and the solution
of a puzzle in connection witlr it. wore
provided Georges Carpeutier today
by a telep'hone .message from an
American colonel of Infantry. "Ite
member how he kept punching your
head and when he puid.no attention
to your cautioning you had to knock
him out with a right to the Jaw?"
inquired the colonel.
"Yes," replied Georgci, "but why
was be so persistent?"
"Why, we gave him $100 and told
him to knock you out."
Georges laughed heartily and then
ill perfect slung said:
"Well, I'll be blowed."
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them tt'ith n Veil: lti
move Them AVilh Otliine Double
Ktreiiglh.
This preparation for the removal
of freckles is usually so successful In
removing freckles and giving a cleur.
bcuutiful complexion that It 1 ssold
under guarantee to refund tho. money
if it fails. .
Don't hldo your, freckles under a
veil; get un ounce of Othinp. and re
move them, Kven the first few appli
cations should show u wonderful Im
provement, some of the lighter freck
les vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Otliine :it is this that
lis sold on the money-back guarantee.
Tn selling yon a used car,
aim to make yon a perma
nent business friend.
With a policy which thus
looks to the future, you may
lie sure that we are not going
to yet you purchase a ucsd
car that will bo anything
other than very good value.
Good Values m
L.TREICHLER MOTOR Co.
Fir St. . Phone 304 . Medford
CONTRACTOR NOW
GREATLY ELATED
AT GOOD RESULTS
"What I needed was .just an all
around building up and Tanlac. has
done that very thing for me," said K.
P. Frentress, well-known contractor,
of .118 Russell street, Portland, Ore.
"The fact. is 1 hadn't felt well in
four years. 1 had . no appetite anil
even what 1 did manage to eat didn't
seem to do me any good. 1 was con
stantly suffering with severe head
aches, and although I managed to
stay on the job 1 was losing strength
right along and had little energy for
my work. 1 couldn't sleep well, eith
er, and was in a badly run-down con
dition. "A number of my friends had tak
en Tanlac with such Bplendid results
that I began taking it myself. 1
have an excellent appetite now and
eat a good -square meal every time I
sit down to the table. The headache;,
have all disuppeaerd, my sleep is
sound and refreshing and I have re
gained my strength and energy. I
Just can't say half enough good of
Tanlac for what It has done tor me,
and will always give it my highest en
dorsement." Adv.
THE
CLUB
Ts tho name given jhe
Janscn ciiir stove, nil-'
Hard parlor and soft
drink stand by the new
proprietor, who will run
an up-to-date place.
H. S. BOISE
Medford Coast Ry
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fahi-'. ir.e: rtorxn thip a.'ic
I.v. Medford 7:30 daily, ex. Sunday
9, 10. 11:30 A. St., 1, 2, 3:30, 4:30, C,
9:30 P. M 10 P. M. Sat. only.
T.v. Jacksonville, 7 daily ex. Sunday
S:30. 9:30, 11 A. M., 12:30, 1:30, 3, 4,
6, 7:13 P. M.
GOOD CLOTHES
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Choice Beef Pot Roast, per pcund . . .... 16c
Choice Beef Boiling Meat, per pund . . . 14c
Hamburger Steak, per pound . .; 20c
Pork Sausage, per pound 20c'
Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20c
Good Bacon . r. 29c
Try Our Special Veal Loaf
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Tickets $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 and 50c, plus
war tax, at M. D. Bowers, Gold Hill.
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TINTING
Interior Decorating in all its
branches.
PIANOS
Eefinislied and Polished.
FURNITURE
Finishing, Polishing and
Repairing.
All Work Guaranteed.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
City Auto Paint Works
Phone 754-J
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Funeral Directors
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Overland nil Clovorlenf, with SjtOll
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Nash '( Koailslcr
Va-.li '1 Touring
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WE BUILD SP0ET TOPS.
Service Garage
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WOOD!
Alt kinds of wiml at rlsilit price!
dry mill Minks. P.uy next winter's
wimhI now while It Is cheap.
Medford Fuel Co.
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