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MEDFOTCTJ MATT; TRIBUNE, MEDEORT). om:CiONT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922
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10 GIVE BEIIER
FIRE PROTECTION
"With all members present except
Mr.' Dressier, tho city council la.st
niKht iook Htcps to glvo tho new
warehouse district of tho city ude
Iimte fire protection, to provide
hitching ruck aceommotlat iona for
tho farmei'B vlalting tho city, and
arid to abotiKh u number of complain
ed of nulHunccH In various purts of
tho city.
;;' It has been u matter of grave
concern for sonio time to tho coun
ciliuen and citizens with Investments
in the warehoiisn district which has
grown up south from 12th nnd i'-font
streets, with still more plants talked
of being erected In that section, that
this district should ho given bettor
firo protection. Therefore, tho coun
cil last night, after brief discussion,
authorized City Superintendent C. VV.
. Davis to purchase at once a car load
of six-inch water pfpo and several
hydrants, and us soon us this equip
ment arrives a six-Inch water pipe
extension of about 800 feet with hy
U runts located at advantageous
points will be made, south through
the new warehouse district.
Practically tho only hitching rack
left in tho down town district was
done a way with recently when a
large bill board was erected at tho
northeast corner of South Uurtlett
and Klghth streets. Since then farm
ers liave been complaining about tho
lack of hitching accommodations to
the merchants.
Louis Ulrich last night appeared
before tho council Jn this matter us
a - representative of tho retail mer
chants. The councllmcn wero all
agreed that adequate hitching racks
must be provided us soon us possible,
and authorized the Sound! street
committee, Messrs. Dressier, Claddis
and Antle to establish such conven
ient accommodations as soon us pos
sible. .
DEFEATS RAY N
1 HOUR, 37 MIN.
Miss Gertrude Mlkseh who tniiKhtMn
the Kosuo River scIiooIh tho past year,
lias returned to her home at Ahlnnd.
HEALTH THE SECRET OF
ATTRACTION
; "Women of today depend a Koed
deal upon the modern modlHto and a
Knowledfto of tho cosmetic art' to
"niiiko Ihem attractive. Too often
there exlHta beneath It all a Buffering
woman whose nervoun luuRh or forc
ed mnlle eovei'8 a puna; of agony
(aimed hy Homo feminine in. To Hueh
u woman Lydlu 13. Pinklinm'H Vege
table Compound will bring health
and a happy relief from her Huffei'r
Ing. that will make her far moro ut
traetivo than eoHtly gowns and cos
metics. , For nearly fifty yoayi American
women havo relied upon this root
nnd herb iiiedlcluo to reliuvo their
ailments. Adv.
Walter Miller of-I.os Angeles, mid
dleweight wrestling champion of the
Pacific Coast, threw Tom Hay of
Omaha, Neb., last night at Ciold Hill
after 1:31 minutes of tussling and
tugging, with a combination reverse
urm lock and face hold. The match
was slower than many seen in tills
section, and the crowd was slimmer
than usual nt the events of tho Cold
Hill lloxlng commission.
The first hour was spent by both
mon largely in pulling at each othors'
necks, with flashos of speed, but both
wary and cautious. Hay slapped a
body scissor hold on Miller with his
I long legs, and squeezed until Miller
ruuiicu nis eyes in pain. i no cnam
plon broke the hold, and tho effort
apparently tired Ray as much as it
did .Miller. MUler also got his head
in Bonio tight places, but Ray did hot
havo tho strength to flop him.
After tho first GO minutes Miller
speeded up tho proceedings, and
punished his adversary with head-
locks, etc. Coming out of a hold
Miller trapped Ray, and utter a few
in I nu ten of punishmont, gavo up.
Miller said ho could have snapped off
Ray's arm with tho hold, which he
Invented himself.
With 23 minutes to go in tho soc
ond tilt, the pair wero on their feet
most of th6 time, with both aggres
sive Miller rammed Ray into a post
once, and both tried to throw each
other out of the ring. Ray, when he
had tho body scissors in action, rub
bed Miller's head over tho rough can
vas, and there wore frequent signs of
roughness on both sides.
Ralph Hand refcreed the match,
and set Cold Hill wild when he came
into the ring.
Tho first event was a wrestling
bout between two Gold Hill young
Btors of tender yours, and they used
tho snmo tactics as the mon folks, nnd
know many 'holds. It was called a
draw. There wus a shower of coin
for tho boys.
Kids Davis and Schiller tangled in
a thrco round boxing bout, and were
wild and willing. Thoy also receivod
a draw decision, and a sprinkling of
nickels.
Messrs. Blair and Conrad engaged
In a 15 minute wrestling contest, and
neither wus nblo to throw tho other.
In tho main event, tho crowd was
for Hay, and cheered evory tlmo he
rocolvod an advantage The winner
was ehullongod by Ralph Hand.
WANTED 10 JOIN
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W. G. McDonald, proprietor of tho
Roguo Elk resort was a Med ford busi
ness visitor yesterday nnd today.
The local Company A, National
Guard, Is now making a special ef
fort In the enlistment of ball players
and young men trained in the athletic
sports and espeelully track work. As
many young men as possible will be
enlisted in tho next fivo or six days
who aro good in running, ball play
ing and such sports for which time
will be given at Camp Lewis at tho
annual encampment of the National
Guard.
Kield day stunts and truck meets
will bo given a big placo at this camp
and thero will ho many young men
well trained and equipped in those
linos who will nsplre for honors this
year In tho sports at Camp Lewis.
Medford has many young men who
have proved themselves most excel
lent in these lines and thero is no
reason why -Medford should not this
year capture a good sliaro. of tije
prizes in these field day meets where
2U00 or more of the young men from
all over tho stato of Oregon will be
present nnd men will be selected from
evory company to enter into these
different contests.
TO BE SPEAKER
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LOS ANGELES. Juno 0. Tho evi
dence produced nt the preliminary
hearing- of Jtodolph Valentino which
resulted In Justleo of tho Pence J.
Walter Hanby yesterday dismissing
a charge of- bigamy filed against tho
film actor. Is underling a careful
invest Igat ion by District Attorney
Thomas Leo Woolwlno for tho pur
Poko of determining whether ho will
accept the decision of the Justice or
present tho case to the Los' Angeles
county grand Jury. y
The grand Jury is In session here
Investigating the activities of tho Ku
Klux Klan in Los Angeles county.
Following Justice llanby's decision
yesterday. District Attorney Wool
wlno said ho was Inclined to accept
tile ruling made. 1
TORONTO, Out., Juno G. The In
ternational Hrotherhood of Railway
Trainmen hns adopted a resolution
protesting against tho Cunudian and
tho United States governments nnd
transportation companies encourag
ing immigration, particularly from
Asia.
Final examinations for the school
year wero completed today in tho high
and grade schools and the pupilswill
take things easy from now on until
tho schools close for tho year on Fri
day. At 1.30 p. m. Friday both tho
high school and grade students will
hold their final meetings at their re
spective buildings, receive their pro
motion cards and ho dismissed.
The commencement conies Friday
night at the Page theater at 8 or 8:15
p. m., the exact hour having not yet
been decided on. lllshop Walter Tay
lor Sumner of Portland, hoad of the
'Protestant Episcopal diocese of Ore
gon, will deliver the commencement
address. Announcement was made
today that the valedictorian is Miss
Muriel Schuehard and the salutator
ian Is Misa Alta Knlps, "both country
girls," as Superintendent Aubrey
Smith proudly remarked today.
Fifty-two graduates will be award
ed diplomas by tho chairman of the
board of education and announce
ment will bo made of tho various hon
ors awarded to Btudents.
CLERMONT FERRAND, France,
June 6. (l!y the Associated Tress)
Tho national feminist congress In
session hero today adopted, resolu.
tlons urging tho French senate to
pass tho hill already adopted by; tho
chamber Riving votes to women, de
manding that women be eligible to
servo on juries In criminal cases and
that the teaching of tho civil code
be obligatory In all schools.
REAPING BENEFIT
From tho Excrlciice of Modforil
People. . i
We nro fortunate indeed to bo nbfe
to profit by the experience of our
neighbors. The public utterances of
Medford residents on tho following
subject will interest and . benefit
many of our readers. Read tills
statement. , No better proof can bo
had. -
It. I j. Kaufman, 343 N. Grape St.,
Medford, says: "I know the valuo of
Doan's Kidney Pills as I havo used
them off and on for years with good
results. At times my kidneys wtjre
disordered duo to a cold settling on
them and my back was lame nnd
ached severely. My kidneys acted
Irregularly nt these times, too, bu,t
Doan's Kidney l'llls havo always re
liever those troubles and put my kid
neys In good' eonrtltlon."
Price (10c at all denlres. Don't
simply nsk for ft kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney pljls tho same that
Mr. Kaufman hu'd. Foster-Milliurn
Co.. Mfrs.. nufftilri, N. Y. Adv.
AGood.Reputation plus
a Better Price - H0.9
IHE new low mark of $10.90
for the 30 x 3V2 size "Usco"
created something of a sen
sation. Naturally, the first
impulsive remark was on the "wonder
ful price."
Even more to the point are the com
ments of today.
People are getting more used to the
$10.90 priced but the "Usco" value is
still a cause for wonder.
With thousands of $10.90 "Uscos" run-
ning today, every locality has had a chance
to cnecK up on the surprising tire value.
Let all these "Usco" Tires now
serving their owners so well re
mind you of this
Whatever the price of
"Usco," it has got to de
liver big value because
it has always done so.
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