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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTII). OTJEfiOX, "WEDNESDAY. JULY RTOTC THREE they had rirnred tlin't m:in in tin ninth ami enabled Piill.uli'lphia i win the only cuiuo theu team? played, 5 to 3. f I SW RiywW i rnnAnn or a to . BILK1AS EIGHT ROUNDS iilliXRm& f the Coast, than the El f r" . ' ' l xM Sidelo box. No box I fl lir IT ' I Ml i ' . . II I Far. : 1 El Sidelo Cigar is made by Coasoltdated Ciear Corporation, New York 1 A Box of Beauties NO cigar box is better known on the Coast, than the El Sidelo box. No box holds ' such invitation to smokers. No box offers you greater promise of Havana fragrance and Connec ticut shade-wrapper mildness. No box ful fils its promise more acceptably. Distribted by ALLEN & LEWIS, Portland . EUGENE BRANCH ALLEN & LEWIS, Eugene, Ore .'' ' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS OF SAN FRANCISCO it- . . . One Hundred and Ninth Half Yearly Report ; The San. Francisco Savings and Loan Society (THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK) : ' SAVINGS COMMERCIAL : - 636 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA VVj; ' - JUNE 30th, 1922 . . t T ' ASSETS - -V"V , . . , United States Bonds and Notes, State, Municipal and Other ' Bonds (total value M,823,199.00) standing on books at $23,218,198.68 J'" Loans on Real Estate, secured by hrst mortgages 43,979,542.60 . Loans on Bonds and Stocks and other Securities 1,058,702.69;. ; ':' ' Stock in Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco 106,500.00 ,' ' " '.'-"ri -x Bank Buildings and Lots, main and branch offices (cost over f 1,052,000.00), standing on books at 1.00 ;, ' Other Real Estate (value $116,000.00), standinson books at 1.00 ,'''. ? . Employees' Pension Fund (value $385,984.61) standing on ? '"- books at '. . 1.00 ,'y- Cash on hand und in Federal Reserve Bank. 7,80f,230.21 ........... Totai ; $76,170,17748 . "' LIABILITIES fi "t ii'r ' . Due Depositor $72,470,177.18 I '" Capital Stock actually paid up ( 1,000,000.00 .'r ,.M. Reserve and Contingent Funds 2,700,000.00 '.'4 . . Total .$76,170,177.18 - GEO-'TOURNY, Vice-President and Manager ... A. H. MULLER, Secretary ' --; Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of JUNE, 1922. SEAL CHAS. F. DUISENBERG. Notary Public. '' '' '.r . BOARD OF DIRECTORS ; , ' . JOHlf A. BUCK A. H. R. SCHMIDT - B. If. VA1T BEBOBN ' '- ' V.:' OBO. TOURHTT i. 1. WALTER ROBERT DOLLAR "' ' '" E. T. UtUSB HUGH OOODFELLOV L. 8. SHERMAfl - WALTER A. HAAS- C. W. DOAHB ' .. . ' , , COODFELLOW. BELLS, MOORS 4k ORJUCE,' ' ' i . . "r. . - . General Attora.rs '. Deposits made on or before July 10th, 1922, will earn Interest from July 1st, 1922. i A Dividend to Depositors of four and one-quarter (474) per cent per annum was declared for the six months ending June 30th, 1922. ou Mineral Water ... i The healthy summer drink Wholesale & Retail BROWN & BROWN 101 E. Main St. WATER WELLS Will bo in M el ford district In near future with drilling rig for deep or shallow wells. Capable of going to a depth of 1500 feet. Contract taken for deep or sliallow wells. Prices rea sonable. Address ARTHUR W. GRAHAM Nash Hotel, Medford (P. (P. M. ' M1CHIOAN CITV, lnrt., July 5. (By the Associated Press) I'heek of the attendance at the lli;lU weight championuhip contest between .Honny Leonard, title holder, and Uoeky Kansas of Huffalo, N. V., yesterday showed today that the crowd was Just above 10,000, with receipts or I&9.S30. ' While no official announcement was made, it was reported Leonard got $25,000 for scoring hts eitfht round teehnicnl knockout over the Buffalo challenger and Kansas re ceived $15,000. Leonard, with Billy Oihson. his manager, left today for Kew York to prepare for his championship en gagement with L-cw" Tendler, the Philadelphia lightweight to be de cided at Jersey City, July 27. Kansas, badly upset by his defeat, will return home tonight. Ho plan ned to hove an X-ray picture made today of his broken arm. The arm was encased in splints after two phy sicians examined the Injury, said to have been suffered in the third round when Kansas blocked a fast right I hand chop by Leonard. Leonard, In action 'yesterday, look- I ed like a finely trained athlete. He did not make a false move and was I master of Kansas from the start. He boxed with amazing skill and his ' footwork was perfect. He hit sharply : and with astonishing accuracy. 'Ho is tho gamest lightweight," said Leonard of Kansas. "If it is true his arm was broken his game- ness Is all the more remarkable." Kansas was humiliated because his manager, Dan Rogers, tossed a sponge into the ring In the eighth round.- He was all in as he fell into Rogers' arms after standing up two minutes and 27 seconds of the eighth round under a hurricane fusillade of Leonard's rights and lefts. He pro tested because the contest was stopped. 'I could not stand to see a game fellow like Kansas get punched when he did not have full use of both arms," Rogers said. "It was the merciful thing to do." Kansas, bleeding and groggy from a series of wicked hooks to tho jaw, was helpless before Leonard. His arms were hanging and ho was not capable of defending himself. It was only a question of Leonard hitting him a solid smash to send him to the mat, but the sponge fell Into the ring without a knockdown having been scored. Yesterday's Results National Pittsburg 4-0: Chicago 8-8. St. Louis 9-6; Cincinnati 11-5. New York-Brooklyn, wet grounds, In in. Boston-Philadelphia rain, In a. m. Now York 5; Brooklyn 5. game called end Hth rain.) Boston 3; Philadelphia 5. game). American Philadelphia 3-1; New York 0-G. Chicago 5-3; St. Imis 3-5. Washington 3-2; Boston 4-0. . Detroit 2-4; Cleveland 4-11. Coast Sacramento 0-3; Vernon 4-2. Seattle 6-3; Los Angeles 4-0. Portland 5-3; San Francisco 3-1. Oakland 2-0; Salt Lake 0-2. Stage and Screen At the Page "North of the Rio Granite," In which Jack Holt anil Uebe Daniels co-star. Is tho current attraction at the Pago the ater. It Is a story uliout two clean-cut, wholesome youni; people who live in the great southwest anil the scenic shots are beautiful anil inspiring; who meet accidentally while she is ImthinK some dirty little Mexicans at tho mis sion, fall In love anil evontually marry, after the skeleton in the Klrl's family closet has rattled itself Into a dishon ored grave. Juck Holt and Ilelie Daniels both work splendidly. If you enjoy good riding you will be thrilled and pleased. Tlipv iliaiilnv Rirnin mrn vnrlptlns. viien It comes to riding, Jack Holt and Hebo Daniels require no "doub ling." They do their own "saddle work.". Charles Ray as Traveling Salesman In "A Midnight Dell," which will he shown at the llinlto theatre for four days, beginning tilay, Charles Hay gives an amusing portrayal of a rubber heel salesman full of enthusiasm and pep. Reaching the town of flellport, which Is so small that it is almost impossible to find it on the map, Martin Tripp, the salesman, calls on the owner of the general store, Abner Grey. Ulissfully unaware that the residents of small towns do not look kindly on rubber heels, Martin breaks into an eloquent spiel. Grey almost becomes apopleptic trying to convince Martin that he is not Interested, hut the youthful sales man is not easily discouraged and he continues to expound the virtues of his product In glowing terms. CANTON Cnrl Tremnln Jabez White, Albany In rounds. defeated 12 fast SANTA BARBARAT-rCharles Pad dock, California's sprinter, made five new world track records. WICHITA Ralph Hepburn, Los Angeles, won the 300-mile national motorcycle race from a field of 15 contestants. TACOMA Jimmy Murphy won the 250-mile speedway, classic, covering the distance at the rate of 07.6 miles an hour. WICHITA Ed (Stranglor) Lewis defeated Alan Eustace, Kunsas wrestler, two falls out of three. . BUTTE Frankle Murphy, . Den ver weltor, won decision over Joe Slmonlch, Butte, In 12 rounds. JUAREZ Tony Caponfl New York, and Frnnkle Monroe, Los Angelas' fought 15 rounds to a draw. referee's decision over Bud Logan in ten rounds. ASHLAND, Ky. Bill Bronnan was given a newspaper decision over Bob Martin In twelve rounds. RUTLAND, V . Johnny Wilson, middleweight champion, knocked out Al Demurs, Indianapolis In v four rounds. ? Ifornsby Gets Homer. , CHICAGO, July 6. (By the Asso ciated Press) lloliday games In the major leagues were devoid of flrer works, the aspiring Detroit Tlgefs sustaining the principal damage when they dropped both ends of a double-header to Tris Speaker's lar ruping Indians, Cleveland winning 4 to 2 and 11 to 4. The Athletics finally took a game from New York, winning the morn ing encounter, 3 to 1, but tho Yanks gathered' in the aftornoon game 6 to 1.- The battling White Sox, with "No HI " Robertson In good form, pulled but the morning game nguinst St. Louis, 6 to 3, but dropped the after noon contest to the league leaders by a similar score,, Rain fell in Now York In the fore noon, while In the afternoon the teams batlcd to a 5 to 5 tie In four teen Innings. ' Rogers Hornsby's tenth homer of the Beason v.;as a big factor in the St'. Louis victory over Cincinnati, 6 to 6, In the escond game, after the Cardinals had dropped a slugging bee, 11 to 9, In the forenoon. Hard hitting gave the Cubs a double victory against Pittsburg, 8 to 4 and 8 to 0. Washington and Boston divided their holiday program, Boston taking the first 4 to 3, and Francis pitching the Senators to a shutout In the second, 2 to 0. ' Ooliile Rapp's great-stop, starting a double Piny with the- bases full, checked the Boston Braves after Woman Thinks She Can't Talk Enough "I had gall stones for 14 years and suffered severely from gas, colic and Indigestion. Doctors wanted me to go to the hospital, but I took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Instead, and am now feeling fine and better than I ever did. I can't talk enough about this remedy." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes tho catarrhal mucus from the Intes tinal tract and allays tho Inflamma tion which causes practlclly all stom ash, liver and intestinal ailments, in cluding appendicitis. Ono dose will convince or money refunded. 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