Medford mail tribune., April 12, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

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li.ittrrlon: Alexander iml Ilnrtnt'tt;
Hixcy. Oueli iind NVInsii.
ItatlerioH: Olillium, OIhii unit Haste
Ut; Morion un, Nuttuuiukcr.
For the third time duriitR the past'
' few weeks so!f appointed masked and '
' armed bunds were abroad riVttmx!
Ted Tliyv Portland wrestler, defeat-. terror lust Sunday nit'ht and adding
1 Tho city auto camp quortiim was
eUnu?tIvcly discussed at the Cliam-
lt r of Commerce forum luncheon ut
At St I.011U. U. II. K.
IMttslmrK - I ? 1
St. I.ouIm '. 10 11 1
Hatterles: Cooper and Oooch; Slier
del and CletnouM.
et Tovi'Hay of Omaha last nlxht in : much to tho wcheiwlon of the Pco-: lK r or lummorco forum luncheon ut
4H ... . ... . n ii n m Ti,.. 1 Pl of the valley. . !' Hotel Medford today and only
tt Cam event at Cold Jl.U. The end Jtf KJmvi,u, ,e abU, eHur lf rol Pay,,,,'
ytme unexpectedly, after one hour and
bl minutes of furious grappling when
Thye landed bin opponent on the mat
with such forco that tho Nebraskan
vraa unable to continue the match at
the end of the fifteen niiuuto rest
period.
Thye gave his usual fine exhibition
of cool lieadwork and skill and next to
Ralph Hand he la probably the favor
ite mat artist of southern Oreguuians
because of his uniformly clean sports
men are featured.
striking feature of the so-called vigil
l .... !.. 1. ........ 1 n u . I, ti I ft., (i , u ll.q ri.tvn.t.tn itr.,- '
. torlcal riot averted.
ants was the' suspension ivf a rope I Messrs. Frol'Reh. enum awter,
r.round a youns man's neck tn an In- C.addls, Cetchell. Walther, Merrick,
effectual effort to Induce Uim to con- U'rey. Wormian, Millard and Mrs.
fess to certain accusations. , Merrick ail ared their views on the
County Prosecutor Kawles Moore matter, the majority of them taking
and Sheriff Terrill were busy laves- tho floor several times.
American
HoKton.
hliadclphU
JVoston
I'atterles: Naylor, Kcliert
kins; Quinn and lluel.
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and Per-
t'.Kating this case yesterday and to
day, and the government representa
tives here still invest Igatin;! into
the Halo Bud Aaron Burr bluff hanit
lr.gs havo gathered still more evl-
The iiuestion seems to bo whether
the camp shall be oweed and operated
by a private owner or by the muni
cipality. IMfferent opinions were ex
nreesed liv the individual who snake
jnanship. Hay was a surprise to the , railis, .h ii.uu. ia,i which but no deftuito conclusion was reach-
tana as hla aggressive tactics and wm be rre.ented to the mitral grand ed.
ability kept the match even for the...... and possn,lv to the Jackson The camp this year must be tm-
entire distance. Ray is slightly taller !ctiunty grand jury in the near future proved, it waa pointed out, as it has'
than Thye but the grapplers would sunjay night s developments be- been decided to mak it a standard-!
probably weigh about the same. The! wlth Alac .crri9i hjg ton In law, Ued camp and to charge, tourists C.i!
grapplers were at. work practical! i M, QoodinK. Earaito man: Paul York cents per day per car with a 10 dayi
At Ch leap.
St. IjouU
Chicago
Hatterles: Shovker
Fabcr and Schftlk.
and
H. II
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2 9 1
Sovertld;
At Cleveland. U. It. K.
IVtroit 9 3
Cleveland 7 U 1
At Washington.
New York .,.
WuKhlngtun
IW'kttorloa: Jones and
gildgo and Oarrlty.
It. II. 10.
6 9 0
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Schang; Mo
Liquor Smellers, New
College Organization
UKKKKl.KY, Cal., April 13,Stu
donta given to tippling have been
arnod to avoid a rwently creatl
squad of the studout affalrn committee
of tho I'nlverslty of Callfoiulit known
as the "llipior amellers." They have
been npKluted to detect Htitdents
suHpected of vl'.dutltm' the rule of
drluklng lfor or during enmpua so
cial affairs.
OKXOA. April 11. (tly tho Asso.
elated Pnws.l The report on Rus
sia drawn up by the llrtttsh experts
at the iH'iuiomlo coufereiico was do
llvered late today to the ul-cuiunilt-
tee on Uust.ian affalra which then ad
Juurnea until Tbuisday In order to
havo time to examine tho content of
tho report.
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evecy minute and Thye seemed unaaie 17 years, and Hcnrv Johnson. ' limit. It is the opinion of Secretary
damp one or hla famous ann holds jjj.,,, 2 years, a'l of Jacksonville. I Prohbach that lnv order to give the
(a the Omaha man long enough, to: jiving that city at 5 p . m .in an auto campers something for their money
tnake any Impreaslon. I truck to get scmo machinery at A9h-: modem conveniences, such as shower
'-.Ray secured a body scissora just s:ian,j xney did not got the machiu- j baths with hot and c Id water, and
tha first hour ended and he had been ;eTy gnj wertl on fhetr way home when similar things must be installed.
ery aggressive up to this point Thye!n(ar the Voorhie crossing tholrl Mr Mentck, w ho owns the land
.rose to his feet with the Nebraskan j jgnta went out and a short time later j where the auto camp U now situated,
clinging to him and toppled over, Ray t-0 carg n which were seven masked ; has ben leveling the ground and in
striking on the back of his head. The men approached them and held them i trnds to install conveniences and run
fall did not seem sufficient to cause up at the point of revolvers. The men! the camp privately should the city
Injury but Ray was badly daied and all wore flimsy veils with eyeholes lefuse his offer,
unable to walk from tho ring. HojcutouL This was at 11 p. m. j The question was turned over by
seemed in a bad way at the end of the j Tho masked band ordered Gooding the city council to the following ccm
flfteen minute rest period and gave and Xonis to drive further up tho mittee some time aiso. Vernon Vaw
cvery evidence of suffering. He de- road. Then one ot the men took young ter. Alex Sparrow, Oain Robinson, W.
dared he was willing t- return to the, York to cne side, admonished him to Y'- Crcwson and George Hunt. This
ting but said he would not be able to j go to work and never be seen with commutes which is made up of Cbaru
da anything. , Johnson again. Then five cr 6ix of ber of Commerce members has not yet
-' Johnny Carlson, always a favorite the others t ak Jchnson away a short rrrived at a definite conclusion and
with the fans gained another victory
to bis credit when he secured a techni
cal knockout over George Brandon of
Portland in the fifth round of their six
round boxing match. Brandon la a
hard man to beat and has a record that
distance and accused him of the
ch'cken stcaHng that had been going
on in Jacksonville. This Johnson
Eloutly denied, whereupon his captors
shouted for a rcpe which they put ,
r.round his neck and pu'led taut.
Would cause many a man more sea- Johnson still denied that he had
soned than Carlson to be careful when ' ever stole chickens and then was ask
fu the ring with him. Carlson however ed if he ever peddled any "booze and '
took the fight to the Portland boxer it he ever associated with any white
the cha';man, ernon vawter, was
unable to make any concrete recotn
rr.ep.latiou t?day. However, the com
m'ttfo has arrived at threo different
solutions rf the problem:
1. To accept Mr. Merrick's propo
sition and buy the land and oerate
the camp.
2. To utilize the city property ou
both sid's of Lear creek south of the
from the first gong and landed cleanly ' women. Ho also denied these iinpu-, city market.
time after time. H ran don was evident- tstkns vehemently. In the meantime I 3. Ta enter into' a Joint agrement
Jr slowed n- somewhat earlv in the ' the cactc rs had K r.e through the mo- with Mr. Merrick ami to leave the
game by the punishment and WB6 grog-' t'ons of searching the auto truck as
gy at the end of the fourth round. ! if they expected to find some moon
Carlson landed lefts and rights at the 'shine there.
opening ,of the fifth canto and llran- Finally they asked Johnson. " Nig
don was out, clinging to the roies ; ger. could you run, and let him go
when Referee Dickson stopped tho i with the warning to speed away. They
jlght. j had addressed bira as "nigger," all
Two youngsters were matched for the way through.
an intcn-Hting preliminary, Youns
Plalr taking two fallw from Oray in a
..total of nine minutes. Rair had a
repertoire of wrestling tricks worthy
ot a seasoned grapplcr.
. Rulph Jland was present and chal
lenged Tom Ray, and Kid Ilitchie of
Grants Pass issued a challenge to the
winner ot the Carlson-Brandon go,
STILLMAN CASE RESUMED
(Continued from Page One
management and operation of the
cimp to h!m.
Mr. Merri'k stated that whether
the city accepted his proposition or
not made no dtffprer.ee to him. In
fact, he said that he would rather
tliat it would not bo accepted and
that if such was tho case he would
operate the camp privately. He stat
ed also that he did not care for a
guarantee from the city that it would
not open another camp ground.
The quotion of bow lh? thing
shall be handled is still In the hands
or tho ccmtEittee, tne meeting nav-
Shef Simand testified that he over
head LaFontaine offer J..U00 to two
workmen if they would swear they iI1B .diourncd before a Rreat amcJunt
the cu Hm proX'ZneTup ' B'Ul iU" cf kn0e la l tUe
a fine line of enU-rtainment for the 01 "-' " '
fans liurt nib-ht and the larce num- m allezed to havo been made in
hers prerant were well jleased with Juno, 1920, just before Mr. Stillman
. the entire show. 1 filed his chargts. Bo'.h te3tiied in
I New York that they had leened
REDDING, Calif., April 12. A paved ' through windows and keyholes at the
tion had been gained by any of the
individuals present.
highway from here to Mexico . will
greet California motorists June 1 it
present epeed of construcUcn is main
tained, In the belief of engineers who
are. now superintending the pouring of
.concrete on the last remaining lap of j
Stillman camp and seen Mrs. Stillman
'mproperly conducting herself with
Beauvals.
Earl Iialfcnr if Von llcaM).
LOXDCN, April 12. (By the As-
the state highway between Red Bluff ( sociated Press.) King Gecrge has
and this city. Only a three mile gap ct nferred an earldom upon Sir James
on Cottonwood hill remains to be sur- Balfour, it was officially announced
laced. today.
BIG LEAGUE PLAYS BALL
(Continued from Page One)
R.
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At New York.
Brooklyn - 4
New York
1'a.tteries: Reutber and
Nehf, Shea and Snyder.
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Deberry;
At Philadelphia. R.
Boston - 1
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The thrilling breanVtakii .
adventures of a red-bbooed .
he-man wo had to rjorxircd
in order to play straight...
From Hie story that attracted
narion-vj'Je attention by
a 'man who knows .
Louis Victor tytintge
Made into a sizzling
mystery story by Tod
. BfbwnincJ.tSc man
vho directed
Outside The Law!
1 "Virgin of Stamboul' (
etc.
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DARDARA BEDPORD. CCORGE KlUimMl. WILUAM COURTWRIOHT
Sunday Fred Stone in "The Duke of Chim ney Butte".
Mail Orders Promptly Filled-Postage Prepaid AgenU for Pictorial Review Patterns
New Beads
Just in Tho latest idea- in
(.'oloivd and Jet lVads. On
sale Thwsdav, a string
Mann's Department Store
The Store for Everybody
Entrances E. Main and N. Central
Medford, Oregon
New Neckwear
lr Master Nifty new Col
lars and Sets. Jiust in. 1'riml
fit in. each G0 t $5.00
For Your Easter Outfit This Is the Store
LOVELY NEW VERSIONS
IN HATS
50 new hats just in, flower
trimmed styles, in purple, or
chid, periwinkle, cherry, navy,
black and tan bought away
below regular prices on sale
Thursday at $3.50, $10 and
$12.50 each.
Women's Sailor Hats
$2.50 to $10 each
Buy Your Easter Waist
From This Big Assortment
100 elever new Mouses to wear with
your KastcrSuit. Made of (leorgetto
(Yepo, Crepe de Chene and l'llssy
Willow Taffeta. Come in a wonder
ful selection of colors. Priced from
$5.00 to $15.00
Extra Special 10) new Silk Mouses.
sjtf.OO values. Sale priee, each $3.00
Womens Sport Hats
From $-1.50 to $8.50 ea-h
Children's Hats
Jlest Selection in City
Children's Sailors
l'Yoni $1.50 to $1.00
Madge Evans Hats
From $3.75 to $0.00 each
Come in and See Them.
EASTER SALE OF COATS
300 New Coats On Sale Thurs
dayAll Styles and Colors
Tweed Coats $18.50 to $35 ea.
Polo Coats $9.98 to $25 each
Wrappy Capes $12.50 to $35 ea
Jersey Coats $3.98 to $5.98 ea.
Fit-Kite 1'ctticoats rind Pctti-Hlooin-
ei-M $3.08 to $9.08
New Taffeta Dresses. On sale from
each. $25.00 to $50.00
New Canton Crepe Presses in all col
ors, each $25.00 to $05.00
New Kpoiitfe DrcKsc. On sale from
$25 00 to $50.00
KM) new "Sassy Jatie" Dresses in Or
gandie, (liiihanis and Voiles, each
$5.00 to $35.00
Real Filet LiK-i-H. New jnt-
t.-rus 29 to $1.08 vl
Camisole LncoH, cmhroiili.Ti'il
in r-olors. Sri;i1, yard 50
to 98?
NVw Life to make the new
li'iutjil Collar, in a givat va
riety of patterns. .Special,
, yard $1.25
Easter Sale of
Laces and
Handkerchiefs
Women's Hand Embroidered,
fine, all Linen Ilandker
chiefs, $1.00 value. Sptrial,
eneh 89
Women 'h Hand Embroidered
Linen HandkerchiefH, very
fine p-ade, Hre, value. Sie.
rial, eaeh . G9
Woiyen's Hand Embroidered
and Hand Ilenistitehed all
Linen HandkcrehiefH. $l..r0
valuea. Mpeeial, eaeh $1.25
Sanish Lace Elouneiiifjs, 'My
inches w'uTu in lHaek, Islue
and Silver and other combin
ations. Special, yard $2.18
to $3.08
i ,1
Easter Sale of
Corsets and
Lingerie
ApntH for (ioNhard and
Warner CoisetH. I'rieed from
pair $2.50 to $12.50
Children 'h Miilin I'mhT
waists, 7'e valu'-K, now 00
New line of Italian Knit Silk
Vests. Special, eaeh $2.75
New Italian Knit Itloomers.
Special, each $3.18
New Hand Embroidered Che
mise, each $2.48 to $5.00
New Hand Embroidered
Niht Downs ami I'uion
Suits, each $.'$.r0to $5.00
Trco Elcstie Corsets.
Women 'n Mimlin and Crei:
(ions up to $M0 vidues.
Special, eneh .... 08;
Women 'h Dandenu TfOo val
ues. Special, eaeh 30
Women's Mnsiln HraisscrcH.
Clieap at $1.01). Male price,
each 00 0
Kayscr's Silk I'nderwcar.
EASTER SALE OF HOSIERY
AND GLOVES
12.50 Gloves, $1.25-An
odd lot of fine Kid Gloves in
white and colors, !t2..')0 val
ues. Very special, This aale,
pair $1.25
Kayticrs Silk Gloves, in two
clasp and long ntylcs. 1'air,
85- to $2.50 ,
Gauntlet Kid Gloves in tn'w
colors. Very special, pair,
$3.48.
Kaysers Chnmoisvtto Olovra,
Ri-a.lc $1.00
Two Clasp Chamoiscttij
Gloves. Rpocial, pair 50
Alexandria Kid Gloves.
Women's Silk Hose, fine
heavy grade. Black, brown,
beaver, champagne and navy.
Easter Sale price, pr $1,75
Women's Fancy Clock Silk
Hose in black and polo, pair
$2.48
Children's Sox, with fancy
tops. Very Special, pair,
48
EASTER SALE OF RIBBONS AND BAGS
Two-toned liibbons in lif;ht
Agents for Kayscr's Gloves and Hosiery.
The new Kibbon Pencil Hold
er. Special, each 20 anil
50?
I'lnid Hair How Ribbons, in
all colors, wide widths. All
silk,, yard 60
Threo-iu-Ono Hags in black,
grey and brown. Special,
each $1.50
Special sale of Hand Dogs.
We ore offering our entire
stoijk of Heed-Cnift Hand
Tooled Hugs, The best wear
ing bugs made at20 off
New .Mesh and Headed Hags
from, each $0.48 to $8.48
and dark shades, yard 25?
lo 30?
2.') pieces fine Hair How Rib
bon. All silk, lu all tho much
wanted colors. Extra special,
42? yard
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