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WASHINGTON-, June 30. Clark
Griffith, president of the Washington
American club, today in a statement
took exception to the reported lecture
recently given by Kenesaw Mountain
Landls, baseball commissioner, to
members of the New York and Boston
American league clubs, declaring he
considered Judge Landis' remarks,
"that the ball players must not gam
ble, bootleg or carouse around at
night, a direct insult to 90 per cent
of the ball players of the country."
Noting that Judge Landls' talk to
the Yankees and Red Sox had been
announced as the first of a series of
similar talks, President Griffith de
clared: "There will be no lectures of
the above mentioned kind perpetrat
ed on the players of the Washington
club." , .
' This last statement of the Wash
ington olub president was considered
in baseball circles here as a virtual
defiance of the high commissioner of
baseball and aroused considerable in
terest in view of the rule in the new
governing code of organized baseball
which prohibits public criticism by
the magnates of the commissioner's
actions.
' i Von Elm Star Performer
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 30 (By
Associated Press). The real fight in
the western amateur golf tournament
began today at the Hillcrest course
with "Chick" Evans of Chicago meet
ing Fred Wright of Ixs Angeles and
George Von Elm of Salt Lake City fac
ing Clarence Wolff of St. Louis in the
semi-final rounds to decide what two
men will fight it out tomorrow for the
title, now held by Evans for the sixth
time.
Evans, in fighting for the " final
chance to defend his titlei faced a man
With an International reputation in
Fred Wright. The Blim young shooter
from the far west came into real prom
inence two years ago when he was the
last American to be put out in the Brit
ish amateur tournament.
During , the, present tournament
Wright tied the course record of 70
three under par in one of the early
rounds, and every one of his cards has
shown a total either . under par or
within a stroke or two of perfect fig
ures. Chick's average figures have not
quite equalled Wright's, but he shot
the more sensational game. In one
round and his work has been up to the
high Evans standard.
i There is little doubt In the minds of
the spectators who have followed
every match that George Von Elm
probably. is the player most to be
feared in the tournament with the pos
sible exception of Evans.
! Von Elm has played the greatest
golf of any man thus far. His total
scores for qualifying and match rounds
are"wlthin a stroke or two of par and
several times :he "has gone-under the
Ideal figures, , ..
Von Elm holflsHwo titles now trans
Mississippi and Pacific Northwest. He
has'won twenty-nine put of thirty tour
nament matches in the past three
years, the only defeat being at the
hands .ot Jess Guilford, national cham
pion in the -national amateur play at
St Louis last year.
In Clarence Wolff he faced a tough
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Information fcardlany Gives,
' Cor Oth and Oakdale
Aabalaace Borrlca , PfcoM 7
Permanent Youth Is Not
Assured by New Glands
Disappointment is in store for those
men and women who are seeking to
regain their lost youth by the trans
plantlon of glands, monkey or other
wise. It Is a hard fact to accept, but
in spite of all scientific discoveries
thus far, youth once lost is lost for
ever. Such rejuvenation which results
from experiments with various glands
is fleeting and old age still creeps on.
This and many other interesting
facts about glands are discussed in the
July number of Hearst's International
Magazine in an article called "What
Your Glands Are" which has been
written especially for the lay reader
by a popular writer collaborating with
a recognized scientist.
"The glands of which " most is
known" says the article, ."are the
thyroid, the pituitary; the adrenals,
and the interstltlnls. There are some
twenty or thirty others of which little
is known as yet, and which may be
just as important. It can readily be
seen, however, how even the discovery
of the functions of the first four would
throw the world of thought into excite
ment. "The following account of two exper
iments is an illustration of the sort of
experiments being mnde; the first of
those experiments Is made on frogs,
and similar experiments have been
made on salamanders. '
"In the water in which tadpoles
lived, a certain amount of thyroid ex
tract was placed. The tadpoles began
to change into frogs much faster than
they would have done naturally. They
changed into frogs so fast, that they
did so before they could attain their
growth. So that the result was frogs
the size of tadioles little frogs, no
bigger than flies!
Then there are the experiments of
the Austrian surgeon Steinach on
white rats. Steinach closes the duct
ot one gland, and when this has been
done, the interstitial gland, which is
ductless, becomes greatly enlarged.
From the enlargement of the intersti
tial gland, thus artificially brought
about, remarkable results follow. The
rat Is rejuvenated. Old, gray, blind
rats become onco more vigorous and
active.
The result, unfortunately, is not per
manent. After a few weeks, old age
again creeps in upon the rat. Then
Steinach produces a second rejuvena-l
tlon by transplanting into the ageing
rat a new interstitial gland taken from
a young rat.
It is on the knowledge gained thru
these experiments of Steinach that the
experiments on men are being per
formed of which the public hears In
newspapers, but tho results so far ob
tained have not been conclusive and
old age still creeps on.
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WANTED Men for construction work
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Wages $3.60 per day for eight hours.
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customer, however, for Wolf, played a
steady game yesterday.
Yesterday's Results
American
Philadelphia 10, Boston 3.
Washington 4, New York 6.
No others scheduled. ,
National
Boston 3, Brooklyn 7.
Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 8.
New York 6, Philadelphia 2.
No others scheduled.
Coast
Vernon 3, Salt Lake 4.
Portland 4, Los Angeles S.
Oakland 12, Sacramento 0.
Seattle 14, San Francisco 1.
Hornsby Hits Century
CHICAGO, June 30. (By Associated
Press). Rogers Hornsby, the hard
hitting Cardinal second baseman, has
hit the century mark by making three
hits In a game from which St. Louis
emerged victorious over Pittsburg, 8
to 5. He is tho second player in the
majors and the first in the National
league to enter that field, George Sis
ler, the slugging first Backer of the
St. Louis Browns, preceding him.
Hornsby's 9Sth hit, his 17th homer
of the season, sailed into the enclosure
between the scorebpard and the right
field bleachers, the first time this feat
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1921 Ford Touring, only
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Only $450.00
A Maxwell for $225.00
An Overland 90 at only
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was performed in the history of Forbes
Held.
The Giants' pennant stock took an
other boom when Fred Toney showed
that he had regained his form by twirl
ing a three hit game against the tall
end, but hard-hitting Philadelphians,
winning 6 to 2. "Irish" Meusel led the
onslaught with a triple, a double and
single.
Brooklyn drove "Rube" Marquard to
caver and defeated the Boston Braves,
7 to 3. Grimes was very effective and
was greatly aided by Johnston's hit
ting and sensational fielding.
The Yankees "pulled one out of the
fire" by tying it up in the ninth and
winning out in the tenth from tho Sen
ators 6 to 4.
By overwhelming Boston 10 to 3, the
Athletics once more climbed out of the
cellar to permit the Red Sox to accli,
mate themselves to that position.
Mile Lenglen Wins
WIMBLEDON, June 30. (By Asso
ciated Press). Mile Suzanne Lenglen
of France who holds the world's tennis
championship, won her match In the
international grass court tournament
here today from Miss Kathleen Mc
Kane, among England's best players,
6-1, 7-5.
MILLER DOESN'T OBJECT
TO WILLS-DEMI'KEY GO
ALBANY, N. Y., June 30. Gov
ernor Miller will maintain a "hands
off" policy in regard to the proposed
world's heavyweight .title battle be
tween Jack Denipsey and Harry
Wills.
Tho governor has no objection to a
negro fighting a white man.
Nine Year Old Boy Drowned
EVERETT, Wash., June 30. Jack
Shumaker, 9 year old son of Mrs. Llilie
T. Shumaker of Arlington, was drown
ed last evening while swimming in the
Stillaguamish river at Arlington. He
stepped into a deep hole. The body
was recovered.
"Scrapping" Bill Passed
WASHINGTON, June 30. The sen
ate today passed the navy "scrapping"
bill providing for American observance
of the arms conference treaty In re
ducing capital ships. Minor senate
amendments sept the house bill to conference.
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WANTED Men for woods. Sawmill,
lumber yard and box factory. Good
opportunities for advancement for
steady men. Fruitgrowers Supply
Co., Hilt, Calif.
WANTED Man for orchard work.
Phone 697-J-3.
WANTED HELP FEMALE
WANTED Woman for house work.
' Phone S75-X. 86
WANTED A reliable wnan for gen
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female
WANTED Our sales force are mak
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8 p. m. 86
FOR, 8ALF URAL ESTATE
'Oil SALE By owner: Two room
modem plastered house on paved
corner lot. Price $050. Terms.
Phono 693-L. 86
FOR SALE OR Til APE for Medford
property, 38 acres 5 miles from
Medford. Good buildings, family
orchard, alfalfa arid' grain. Box 50.
Mail Tribune. SG
FOR SALE Well improved 35 acre
nmile and near orchard. Fair price
long terms. For lease In connection
25 acres alfalfa. Address Owner,
enro Mali Tribune. ' ' 88
WANTED Apple thinners. Meet
Ford truck Davidson's Cigar Store,
cor. Main and Fir Sts., 6:30 a. m. 88
WANTED Married couple for ranch
work; no children.' Mail Tribune,
Box 100. . . . tf
WANTED Man and wife to cook for
ranch and work on ranch; good
wages; fine proposition for right
party. Call 25-F-7, Eagle Point after
6:00 p. m. ' 87
WANTED MlBUriliLAIVEOTJ 8
WANTED Pasture for 20 head of
young bulls. M. F. Hanlcy. ' 88
WANTED Refined young man wishes
Bleeping room in private family,
close in. Ans. W. P. H., care Tri
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WANTED Will 'pay cash for hides
and pelts. Johnson Produce Co.,
241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. ' 109
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FOR KENT Modern housekfeif
rooms. 315 N. Bartlett. I'lf
753-M. I
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms!
S. Central. II
FOR RENT APARTMENT! I
FOll RENT July 1st, modern f
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bune building, built-in foatureHf'
ly painted and tinted, hot unJ''
water, electricity, gas, ' etc. Ju
want an up-to-date npartmcnfl a
splendid location better cor'
phone at once. No children, fit
FOR RENT Housekeepingfrt-'
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257-J. 217 S. Riverside. I 87
FOR RENT BOUSeJ
FOlt KENT Furnished " lioiif lose
In. Phono S37-1I. 3 E. ThinJ 87
FOR RENT Unfurnished Iroom
house, modern. 425 S. Oak! 80
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FOR SALE Houses and bungalows,
furnishod or unfurnished; also
acreage. Insurance. C. S. Butterflold
Medford National Bank Bldg., Phone
389.
business directory:
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In u
kinds ot cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets.
Clilroprnctlo Physician
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therapy. 427
2 8 Medford Bldg. Phone 965. tf
FOR RENT House, three
bath. Also garage for onf
in. Call 915. .
FOR
FOR RENT Sleeping and
ing rooms; also single 1
room. 15 N. Grape.
FOR RENT FuniislJ
rooms, hot and cold wal
connection. 124 King I
from Library.
UK SALl-Hearing pear aim ... . Mr-i,i,r.-H
orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and ""- '',,'"."'" 0," ',, , "R
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DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo
Physician. DR. LOUISE E.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro
practlr. Mechano-Therapy, Bpon
dylotherapy, Food Sciences, Chiro
practic. Office: Stewart Bldg,
235 E. Main St. Phones: Office,
170; Res. 170-J-2.
up, 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms.
Near highway. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Phone 72S-R or 134-Y.
FOll SALE Good 100 acre stock and
grain ranch cheap. Address Owner,
care Mail Tribune. 88
FOR SALE OR TRADE 11 room fur
nished house closo in, fine location,
nice home and good Income, llurgaln
Must soil. Phono 403-M. 88
FOR SALE Property
end ot S. Bartlott. P
227 13. Ninth
O. Box 649. 97
Suito 203-04-05-06, Liberty Building.
Convalescent Home
CONVALESCENT HOME, facing llthia
park, Ashland Milk and Rest Cure;
nlBo tulfo doctors' patients and give
best at caro. Terms reasonable.
Mrs. W. M. Barber, 153 Granite St.
Expert Accountant
FOR SALE Home. 806 W. Main. 86
FOlt SALE MISOSLLANKOUS
FOR SALE Detroit Vupor stove,
three burners. Inqulto at Paul s
Electric Store. 87
FOR SAL
domical
Store.
-lypewritor with key set
tabulator. Moillord book
WANTED To buy twolhorse fresno.
Phone 314-Y. 88
WANTED Royal Anne cherries. In
quire phone 94 or 730-Y, Rogue River
Valley Canning Co. 87
WANTED Client wants $3000 for
three years at six per cent; gilt edge
real estate security. Bennett Invest
ment Co. tf
WANTED To buy $2000 or $3000 Lib
erty bonds. Address H R, care Mall
Tribune. tf
WANTED To buy thirty hogB about
80 lbs. 597-J-3. tf
WANTED Second hand sacks. Bring
them in and turn them into cash.
Monarch Seed Co., 317 E. Main. "
WANTED 250 lawn mower owners to
have their mowers sharpened. Lib
erty Repair Shop. 80
WANTED Modern 6 or 8 room house
on or near paving. P. O. Box 1094,
Medford. tf
v aim to houbo worm ' anu re
pairing. Phone 48S-M or 488-X. tf
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE Motorcycle for cow.
Box 82, Mall Tribune. 91
MEDFORD GRANTS PASS ASHLAND
KTiAMATH FALLS a
. BARGAIN IN BUSINESS
(XIXFKftlOXKRY, TOUAOCX), LIGHT GROCERIES, MAHOfi
ANY HAU AMI HACK BAR. lovely booths, beautifully !-roratrd.
music and dancing room. Elegant fixtures. Doing nice buiiion.
Owner will sacrifice. . '
Small Investment will consider some trade., ,
FOUR-SITE 8AI.ES 'AGENCY
Medford Building, Medford, Oregon
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on streets of Medfordfleaso phone
W n. nrininreiin. r ifl lteward. as
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wl
son, O. P. A.. Attention given t
anything In Accounting and I
come Tax requirements. Look InU
our simplified accounting method,
Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phon
157-R.
FOll SALE Shoep. See Will Gentry,
one mile cast of Tolo. . Also wants
pasture for sheep. 90'
somowbere pott SALE Hemstitching and picot-
Farm lioahs
ROGUE RIVER FARM LOAN ASS'lJ
Loans to pay mortgages and fol
agricultural. Attorney E. H. Hurd,
Secy.-Treas.. 411 Medford Bldg.
BONDS BOUGHT ANlfOLD Money
loaned and good ranfes lor sale Dy
J. B. Andrews, Invtraent Broker,
31 N. Grane St. Ph 63-M.
ing attachment fits any machine.
Price $2.00. Economy Sales Co., 603
N. Fir St, Phone 278-M. 88
FOR SALE Sldebonrd, beds, chairs,
tnhlnR. kitchen cabinet and range.
403-M. 88
Osteopaths
R. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAIN!
CARLOW Osteopathic rnystciana,
416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phon
904-J-2. Residence 26 S. Laurel St,
FARM MORTGAQESfMedtord Farm
Loan Association, p. P. icarreu,
Secy.-Treas.. 220 VfMaln St.
BUSINESS OI'lflTCNITlKS
FOR SALE Wade gas
good condition, cheap.
FOR SALE On acnlnt ot illness nin
orferinir for sale d trade interest in
largest and best Infectionery store
in k-i,m,ti, i.-nil Call Itanium
Ant. 18. I 87
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WANTir.n l .ivn.n nartnor with
i some capital. Jfjst know advertls-
inET. Box 44. M:il Tribune. tl
FOR SALE One Klrston ono-man
stumn miller. E. Renshnw. 81
FOR SALE The llasiest shop In town,
on account of leiving. Phono 2B1-J.
FOR SAL1' Cliean. one 3-h. p.. Fair
banks-Morse gas cngiiio. prncticaiiy
now. F. E. Morrick, Nat Hide. tf
FOR SALE Grooiry store. For hotter
information write or see Horman
Ortfinn Oronmln. Hotel. Calif. 88
FOB BALE AUrrOMOBfLEfl
vnn silk Anti.mnhlln. Chalmers
fi.an 1010 Finn condition. Good
tlren Prlno 850. Phone 214. 87
FOR SALE J918 Ford truck, ready to
work. $175. Terms given. See Buy
Toft, King St. Garage.
FOR SALE POCITRY AND EGGS
hctit s A I.F1 Vow taking ' orders ior
hrAOillnir onCltero S. Imperial IliailllK.
Id lihvala: all trapnested.
Order now nnd get some of the best
stock on tho coast, wime wing
Pnnltrr Farm. Phone 9-F-ll. 87
FOR SALE R. I. Red eggs lor hatch
Ing. DeVoe's. "
FOR BALEr .LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Fine family Jersoy cow.
Phone 28-J-3.
FOR SALE Cow, heavy milker, four
years old. J. II. Yarbrough, Griffin
- f'rflolf. ' ' 89
stir SALE Two good milk cows
niM'n W A. Skellon. Jacksonville
87
FOR SALE Cheap, dandy Baddle
pony, absolutely gentle. Phone
KA1-R-1. 92
i-riH sale 12 A-l fresh milk cows
nlnn vear old JerBfiy bull. Will sell
separately.. M. Walsh, 1 mile NE of
Medford on Crater Lake road.
Auditing Accour1tp.S
XYSTENSeRVICEIO:
m p. urmrm . Mmt,
Phone Bftl "Liberty BM
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!
Physician. Special attention given
to eye, ear, nose and throat. 80
Liberty building. Phone 496.
OR SALE First class grain hay, $10
ton in field. Phono 531-W. 87
rqit SALE Motorcycles and bicycles
at 52u n. Front ai. win evenings.
drngsaw in
Call 650-M.
. 87
Physicians aad Burgeon
0? HEINE M b. Physician an3
Surgoon. Specialty, Eye, Ear, NOM
and Throat. Glasses ecientmcauj
fitted and properly adjusted. Office
314-315 Liborty Bldg., cor. Qrap
and Main Sts.
OR SALE Cheap, William and Mary
dining, room suito. 45 Ross Court,
902-Y.
"OR SALE $35, Majestio range with
coil. 706-R. 314 8. Holly.
FOR SALE Showing, counter, show
cases, all othor fixtures roasonaiiiy
HI 8. Front St. Phone 95. McCuiston
& McM array. tf
FOR SALE Good Philadelphia lawn
mower. May be seen at 607 8. Holly
St. tf
FOR SALE 100 tons good clean liigh-
Erade coal. $14 a ton at bin. Air
compressors and lack hammers
H. R. V. Canal Co.
FOR SALE A-No. 1 clean alfalfa hay.
Order you winter s supply. Elinor
Hanlev Bush.1 Phone 902. 826 E.
Main. tf
business mrasraoM
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS
Abstracts of Title.; Rooms 3 and 0
No. 22 North Central Ave., bd-
aialra.
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Jnrkson County
ABSTRACT CO.,
Tho only complete Tl.
Ho System in Jackson
County.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance.
Architect
FRANK C. CLARK
Phone 841-J.
-219 W. Main St.
Attorneys
DR. J. J. EMMONS Physician ana
Surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup-.
plied. Oculist and Aurlst fpr 8. P.
R. R. Co., Medford Bldg. Phone
567. " " " '
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician
and Burgeon, unices Meatoro
Bldg. Phone 166. Residence 11S
Genesee St. Phone 165-J-2.
DR. A. BURSELL Physician ana
Surgeon, 312 to 314 Medtora Hiag.
Entrance 35 N. Central. Special
attention to spine. Phone 29.
Piano Instructions
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
Piano and Harmony. Composing,
Arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Bldg.
Phone 72.
SADIE E. LACY Piano Instructor.
Speclnl work for children. Studio
301 Liberty Bldg. Phone 167-J. 88
Printers end Publishers '
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., hag the
best equipped printing office la'
Southern Oregon. Book binding.1
' loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices,1 27 N. Fir Btv
Rug Weaving
MEDFORD FLUFF RUO WORKS
makes fluff rugs from old and
worn carpets and rugs. Phone
610-M, 706 Pine St.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE! CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. ' "'" i "
O. O. BOOGS Lawyer. Specializes in
Real Estate and Probate Law. so
North Central Ave.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
' Bank Building. ' '
A.' E. REAMES Lawyer, office in
Liberty Building.
E. E. KELLY Lawyer. Resumed prac
tice of law. Office with Porter J.
Neff, Medford Nafl Bank Bldg. ..
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
. CO. Anything moved day or
night. Service guaranteed. 29 M
Grape. Phone: Office Hi, or
mm. 47-R nr SO
Upholstering
. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Full line
of materials. Draperies made to '
order. We do all kinds of upholster,
ing. We deliver and will call and
show samples. Phone 202, Jackson
ville, Ore. ,