Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

PSGE THREE
It Took All the
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Finish Match for $1750 Purse
and Oregon Championship
Arranged As Big Feature of
Ashland Celebration Win
ner to Meet Miller.
"Kvry time I rd nut on u run
now, I feel thankful to Ti;iil;ic fur
I'm ronvliit'otl ii kept im: on tin .job."
Maid William V. .Mamin, JUlM .M. C'lfl
lan St., I'ltiliulliiii, for the -,a:;t nine
yearn a mot of, mm for tlu Rapid
, Tran Hit Co.
"I had atomut'li trmiMu tn a had
; form for throe yean; and was Kini;
; down hill fa;t. XnUiintf I ato atjrred
; with me and nfter every mal I was
Biiro to have heartbitru, (lizzitun and
. KometttiH-a awful ciiinipk. I ot hi
. Hiieh a nervoi:s enndillon my hand
shook like a man with the pisy and
' at nlrrhtH my deop was hroken and
roMtksH; In the mornings 1 felt so
inl8entl.de I lined to droud the lime
to como for mo to takn out my ear.
and It took' every ounce- of Brit I
run id uiunter to Hlick until quill Iiir
.llhie. Kimilly I Rot no weal; and was
no- diKcotirnged 1 wa ready to y.ivc
up.
"Thla wo s my condttlmi when 1
started taking Tanlac and I owe nil
my present fftmU health to this won
derful medirlue and to nothing else.
The first thing it did for me was to
whet my appetite and 1 soon found I
could eat nuylhlm; without fear of
had after-effects. Its a fart, four bot
tles made a new man out of me. My
norvea are quiet, 1 sleep like a log
and wake up in the morning feeling
1'lne. Then 1 e:U a big breakfast and
go to work whistling like I used to
long ago. If people knew Tanlau like
1 do the clerks in the drug stores
eouldnt wrap it up fast enough to
Hiippjy the demand. It's great."
Adv.
GOOD CLOTHES
I Mnke Them "
ASIILAXI). June ISlirclal.)
T'1 Thyo, for ,Uhku years ulmuipimi
miiUlU'welKht utosIUt of tlio worlil. of
I orUan.l innl Ralph l.liuul of Ciol'J Hill,
will wrestle In tin- Chautauqua I111IM
in;; In Ashland on July -l for a imrsc of
$1750 iliviile'l ?l.r)l) to, tho . winner
and $300 to the loser.
lii seelli inn this feature .the Jaekson
euunty parade and eelehrution uian
iiKers made a hit that will prohahly
hririK more people to the event than
anything else arr;nied for, These two
men are so cpially niateliod that this
finish contest will attract general no
tice throughout the country, for the
winner will uiupicstionahly contest,
the middleweight, clianipionshil) of the
world with Walter Miller of l,os An
Keles. .Miller, present champion, won
the title from Thye a short time as.
These two men havo met twice
hct'orr. I'hye came to tiold Hill three
months ago and said he would throw
Hand twice in an hour, hut failed to
throw him onco. Later, Ihcy wore
again matched, and after n three hours
struggle neither secured a fall. As
tlds contest on the Fourth is to go to
a finish, two falls out or three, it will
determine definitely who is tho bettor
man.
Ashland is mighty foriunnlc to se
cure this match between these two
j famous wrestlers for many cities have
boon trying to get them. Iloth men
are Ono physical specimens of man
hood and tho contest will be the clean
est kind of sport, at. which many wom
en and children will ho seen. Tho
wrestlers will be a striking example to
the boys showing what clean living
and systematic exorcise will do for
them.
The Jackson county parade and
celebration grows bigger and bigire'' s
time passes, and the securing of this
great wrestling match will make tuo
occasion perhaps as notanle an event
as over took place lu Ashland.
KLEIN
,l"-t'5-;r fct vFH
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S. 51 MS
Who arrived In Washington, D. C., today and reported to Secretary of
the Navy Ccnby by whom be was rcocallcd for his speech on Irish Amer
icans. . ,
12ft RlMt Man Nt.
MAIL YOUR FILMS
. to
SWEM'S STUDIO
217 East Main St. Medford
WOOD!
All kindH of wootl at rlht pilces;
Oiy mill blocks. Iliiy next viutcrs
wood now while It is cheap.
Medford Fuel Co.
Car. I'lr and Third-
- l'hone 1! 12
?50
buys & brand
now Corona
portable tyne-
writer. Other moJtca
at attractive prions.
6 oo ug before you buy
HOOK S-TOItK
VAMKUli!l SIX TItKS V. S. .
X:VY HAHK NKAU JAI'AX
MOW YOPJv. June 22. Washing
ton li. Vanderllp arrived today on the
Olympic stating that he had received
more concessions from tho Uusslan
soviet government. ' These, he said,
comprised two bares which might he
used for naval purposes one In 4vat
cha liay, within 2-1 hours of the Alas
kan coast and two days from Japan
and the other in Oil Cove Harbor,
near Vladivostok.
In Mother's Medicine Chest
are standard remedies which liavo
stood the te::t of lime remedies
which their mothers and grand
mothers had used before them. Such
is Lydia VZ. IMukllam'u Vegetable
Compound, which for nearly fifty
years, has been helping the women
of this country to overcome many
forma of female ills; merit alone
could havo stood such a t't of time
and won :;ueh an enviable record.
Adv.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Jlisa Bcniien Wilson of Porl.laml has opened n Dressinaliim;
sliop in Sins'T Sj-winj Mitcliine Co. store nl 10 Soulli Kir Street"
IleniNtiteliin, Peeoting, RuttOn.s Covered. Work GtiaranU'ed.
. SUMMEE DRESSES A SPECIALTY :
lly H()!!!0I:t riil'h.MXH,
Slafr 'oi'iesHiii(lenI of the lnlernn
litnnl Neivs Service ami Petit
Journal.
YV ICKKI.NCiKN, June 22. Tho for
mer Crown Princo of (lurmany has
taken lo blacltsmitblng to while
away tho Idle hours in had weather,
and it was in the blnclumlth shop
of his l)oon companion that I found
him when 1 visiled Woeringen.
He was standing before tho anvil,
his face illuminated by the glowing
coals, sleeves rolled up, In sport
knickerbockers, with heavy wool
stockings, lly visit did not seem to
surprise him in tho least.
"On,o minute," lie said, "and 1 will
bo with you." . i
Tho Iron was now red hot, and lie
had tho advantage of It. lie broughi
down tho hammer a few times; there
was a shower, of sparks, a hisslni'
sound in the tub of water, and the
job was dono.
Frederick William rubbed his
bunds with a satlnflod air, roivfoved
his oilskin jacket and a cyclist's enp
pulled down upon Ills hair, which til i 11
remains blond.
Tlio blacksmith himself, greatly
ombarrassed, consulted with his wife
over tho beat way to roceivo mo. lint
the ex-crown princo solved tho diffi
culty himself, and fivo mlmitos later
we were niltlng In the dining room
of Mr. Utit.lt . tho blacki:m!th, around
a pltcliQi' of boor
"Mr. llohen.ollorn" didn't chango
his attitude a bit when ho lonrnod
that 1 was a Frenchman and that 1
was u newspaperman. , i
"So you aro from Paris?" ho, said
"Well, givo us tho latest gossip of the
French capital. Aro tho womon still
pretty and stylishly dressed? That's
a nicely tailored suit you aro wear
ing. What aro the popular pieces
playing In the Paris tlieatrea today?"
CITY COUNCIL
DECIDES 10 SELL
CNY PRQPERTYiFINALDEATH LIST
AIPUEBLO IS 500
At tho city council timcting lant
night after much discussion of tho
subject it was decided to have tho
city sell at onco tho 7" prnpertlea,
mostly vacant lots, which fell fnlo its
hands through unpaid detiu'l'iciit a;-n
cessments, for which tho city can now
give guarantee deeds. This list f
properties will be placed In the lumds
of all tho licensed real eiUato dealers
of the city to ho sold.
Tho council last nirJit pa.s:;ed legis
lation by which the city could soil at
onco throe othor delinquent Dux I. 'II fK
lota on MinnnAola street, hctweon
Ccnova nnd Hoosevelt, lo Holt Tiller
olf and George Porter, for $H00 each,
nnd who will divide the land inl'i two
lota -of 75 foot frontage and build
homes on them this Kuiutnr In which
TUBE
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PENNSYLVANIA TIRES
EXPIRES JULY 1st
A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient
THE BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO.
"The Store Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty''
they will reside. Those now homos
with tho ones now botng built by Dr.
Harbor and Mr. Thomas, and ono to bo
erected by .Milton Schuchard this Bum
mer will fill up the south sldo of
.Minnesota street.
TOPlOk'A, Kim., .Imie 22. A sur
vey of tho havoc canned by tho Puf
rbln Hood, compiled by anenta of the
S.-yita Fn rnilr'iad, made public here
toftay plm eil the deatllK at I'uchlo nt
:,nn.
In the Ai-llansna valley from Pu
eblo to (lie Katiivej line, four coun
tle, 1 1,fi2fl in rr of crops w.oro ruln
f.'d,, uccording to the survey.
Tlio Hpnlllng hno scheduled , for
Thur.-day night at Hie Klks lodge be
tween Court Hall and Oua Newbury
j has been called off owing to tho ab
Ihciico of Mr, Newbury from the city.
The Pythian Ulster lodgo will ontor
jlaln tomorrow allernoon In the lodge
I hall for all ineiuboia and Wlvea of
jKnlghta. "!)
I Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter, Mrs.
'll. Chandler Kglin, Jack Scudder nnd
Alfred Carpenter left today by motor
for Portland when) they will attend
Fred Colvig left for Washington
I). ('., last Monday night to press bin
I chancer, for a political appointment he
j Is said to lie seeking.
fi. V. Liico of San Francisco, freight
itraflic manager of tho Boiitlmrn I'a
Iclfle, and II. A. Illnsbaw of Portland,
general freight agent of tho samo rail
; road, w ill arrive here tomorrow nior
inlng In Mr. I.uoo'a privalo car to
! spend the day.
t The Pythian Sister lodgo will enters
lain tomorrow afternoon In the lodg'i
ball for all members and wives ol!
, nights. 7!)
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board
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of extras. Call 421-M evenings for
1 demonstration. SI
Kill 8AI.K Hing and lloynl Anno
cherries, berkeley Orchards, $2
makes thzmeal
And it can spoil the meal, too. Haven't
you had any number of wonderful dinners
spoiled by the sharp, bitter taste of the after
dinner coffee?
But when you use Folgcr's Golden Gate
Coffee you top off your dinners with a most
delicious coffee flavor pleasingly smooth
and rich; and this flavor is uniformly good.
You'll find Folgcr's Golden Gate
"Different in taste from other coffee and
better."
Tell your grocer you wantit.
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