Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 25, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVfi(m TTTRETC GIVE LECTURE Of I FORES! FIRES ASPIRIH Now Showing at Rulto Theater CAPTURE VILLAGE l in nnuiiT mi if ASHLAND MEDFORD AI LITHIA PARK RELIGIO Name "Bayer" on Genuine STILL SERIOUS MFJTFORn MATL TRTBUNR MEDP'OTtTV (W.OOX. TUESDAY. JULY 2.'), 1v2 I IN PARK ft 3 DUBLIN, July 24.' (By the Asso ciated Press.) : National army troops have gained a fresh victory In western Ireland, by capturing Bally hp 11 ill's,' county Mayo, from the repub lic regulars, it, was announced to dy. V ' ijThe free state triumph in the cap ture of Limerick was swiftly followed by successes in the surrounding dis tricts. A number of minor positions . In this area have been added to the list of free state victories according to today's official "bulletin. The total number of casualties in the Limerick fighting has not been accurately estimated although it Is known that at least 15 of the national troops were killed and 87 wounded. It is generally believed that at least 3j of the Irregulars lost their lives. The totul number or casualties suf fered by free state forces during the capture of Warerford was nine killed nnd 19 wounded. Unconfirmed reports today said the irregulars were retreating with all speed into the Oaltel and Knockmeal (lown mountains, harrassed by free state troops, .who are pressing them hard and preventing their concen trating for resistance. Yale Dean Divorced NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 25. Wil ; liam Sergeant Kendall, until recently dean of the Yale art school today con firmed a report that Mrs. Kendall who had been in Paris with her daughter for a number of months had secured a divorce from him In that city. Indigestion? Try Doyousufferwithindigestionordyspep sia? Are you troubled with that uncom fortable bloated feeling after meals? Aro you bothered with frequent headaches, gas,nausea,orchronic constipation? If so youshouldlosenotirhcintryinglronized Yeast, which has brought amazing re lief to thousands of stomach sufferers. Simply take two tablets with each meal. Then watch the results. See how your appetite immediately imprpves. Note how quickly the bowels become regular how painful and distressing symp toms of indigestion disappear. In a remarkably short time you will have no thought of stomach trouble. Eating will become a pleasure. You can get leal joy out of every bit of your food. Get Ironized Yeast today. Then experi ence the blessed feeling of being ablo to eat a hearty meal without the least thought of discomfort. To try Ironized Yeast entirely free simply mail post card for Famous 3-Day Test. Address Ironized Yeast Co., Dept. 103, Atlanta, Ga. Ironized Yeast is recommended and guaranteed by all good druggists. BIG POWER nfbr SMALL CARS Qhe Gasoline of 'Quality OLYMPIA, Wash., July 24. Two forest fire reports of a serious nature have been received from Grays Har bor country by State Furoster Fred E. Pape. A blaze in the works of the Walker Brothers Lumber company, which has been 'under control for some time, suddenly broke away under a hi't'h wind and spread to the Humptulips Logging company works. An unofficial report said that the 'Humptulips company had lost its camp a nd a large n u m her of loss. The fire has been partly checked, it is said. The Wynochee Timber company, north of Montesano is reported to have lost heavily when a fire burned through four million feet of cut logs. The actual damage has. not been esti mated. More than ten thousand acres have been burned over and one tire has enveloped almost 4000 acres In northeastern Stevens county, accord ing to John T. Kaftis, secretary of the Stevens Countf Timber Protec tive assoriation, who was here to con fer with Mr. Pape today. The situa tion is the worst ever experienced in that part of the country, Mr. Raftis said, and efforts to check the flames have in most cases been rendered futile. MM 10 PLAY TODAY PORTLAND, Ore., July 23 The woman's golf team of the Yakima country club of Yakima, Wash., were expected to arrive here today for an 18-hoIe match with the women's goir team of the Portland golf club. The matches will be played at nine o'clock Wednesday morning on the Portland course. The seven visiting players aro Mrs. H. F. Llinian, Mrs. H. Browne, Mrs.. W. C. Hlder, Mrs. J. Lentz, Mrs. J. N.Connell, Mrs. H. J. Whalen and Mrs. B. L. Doran. English Butcher Seeks Throne at Monte Carlo MONTR CARLO; July (I. N. S.) Placards ciilllnB upon the peoplo of the Principality of Monaco to support the claims of lieorKe Frederick Giinl aldi, London butcher, to the throne to the Principality have been seen in neighboring towns. The pretender to the Monaean title proclaims himself to be the eleventh Marquis Grimaldi. as listed in the Oenoan peerage. The reigning prince, who succeeded recently upon the death of his father, Albert 1, is named Louis Grimaldi and bases his title upon similnr heritage, "Red Crown" enables your car to develop the maximum of power and per-gallon mileage that its makers designed it to give. It vaporizes rapidly and uni formly in the carburetor that rneans quick starting. It is con sumed completely in the cylin ders that means a steady stream of power and more mileage at less cost Run your car with "Red Crown" and nothing else, and you won't have to bother with carburetor adjustments. Fill at the Red Crown sign at Service Stations, at garages, and at other dealers. .STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) It j$fk Wlfe A Scene From REX INGRAM'S "THE CONQUERING TOWER" Showing for the last times tonight ut tho Rialto theatre. KBB11B BENNY LEONARD 'CONFIDENT HE'LL DEFEAT TENDLER TUDD LAKE, N. J., July 23. This was the last full day that Champion Benny Leonard put in before his light weight title bout with Lew Tendler of Philadelphia at Boyle's Thirty Acres, Jersey City, Thursday evening. Before starting on his dally fivo mile run around the rim ot the oval body 'of water from 'which this mosquito- , bitten oasis of Ne Jersey derives its namo Leonard made tills bald state ment: "I'll hav.o no alibi if 1 lose and I I'll be disappointed if I don't win by a knockout before the seventh." j For two weeks Leonard has been Surrounded by his family mother, three brothers and a sister, who stay at a hotel not 100 yards from the train- ing camp. Leonard says that today he i at tha inn nf lifa nnrppT Ro ii nnnara .. finoiv nnintort . 11 t linrniii'hhred and as meticulously cared for as one fed, rubbed and humored. He says this is the best year he ever will have. He feels so strong, lively and pugna cious that he has broken all champion ship records by boxing three top- ndtchers within four weeks. The previous two fights with Jack Britton, welterweight champion, and Rocky Kansas of Buffalo, have put him on the necessary edge for Tendler, who for more than a year has been the logical contender. Feeling so positive of himself, Leonard has signed for a fourth bout with Ever Hammer, a lad who has brought a two-fisted name for himself in the middlewest. This bout probably will be held at Michigan City, Ind., August 5. Leonard speaks slightingly of Tend er's pugilistic ability. He holds Tend ler cheaply, he says, because the Phila delphia's record doesn't impress him. ..e avows that Tendler has been floored too often by men lacking a gen uine punch and that Tendler doesn't tote the wallop that Leonard hai dem onstrated that he carries in both hands. He grants Tendler s aggres siveness and a certain amount of cleverness, but he withholds the label "championship caliber. Yesterday's Results. Philadelphia 4; Washington 2. Cleveland 6; Chlc.;o 2. No others scheduled. National League. Pittsburg 3-4; New York 2-11. No others scheduled. Coast Leauiie. Salt Lake 11-14: Portland 8-4. No others scheduled. Davis Cup Team Arrives. new YORK. Julv 25. The Aus tralian Davis cup team regarded as the most formidable contonaer lor tho international tennis trophy held by tho United States urrlved from England today on the Majestic. The party included Gerald L. Pat terson, tho team captain and Mrs. Pntterson, Mr. and Mrs. James O. Anderson, Pat O'Hara Wood, R. C. Wcrthelm and his sister, Miss Wert helm. CHICAGO. July 25. (By th0 Asso ciated Press) Virtually tho same golfers from whom Gene Sarazan of Pittsburg recently won tho national championship at Skokie will compete in the western open tournament at Detroit, August 23 to 25, it was an nounced today by Secretary w. w a,.FiED nt iha w.iprn Gnlf associa tion, who sent out formal notices of the meet. TV, .nn,Aat will h nlnved on the link, tho DuUlnnrt Kills country club, said to be one of the finest of Wallace Reld at Rialto The small type of motor car, corre sponding with tho much ridiculed "flivver," plays the hero role among the props in "Across tho Continent," a new picture starring Wallace Keid at tho Rial to theater beginning tomorrow matinee. "This is the first time, said Byron Morgan, author of the story, that a small car or the popular type has been cast for a heroic rolef in a film. Ordi narily it is the big powerful machine that gets in the limelight. "Wallace Reld didn't know much about the type of car he had to drive, but he learned quickly. You see, he's used to big powerful motors, and at first the little car seemed like a top to him. But he found that it could make about eighty-five miles an hour and then lie began to like ft?' Mr. Byron's other stories, trans ferred to the screen, starring Mr. Held, include "Too Much Speed," "IS.vcuso My Dust," "What's Your Hurry?" and "The Roaring Road." Rudolph Valentino at Page "The Conquering Power" Is announc ed by the Page theatre for four days, beginning today. It Is a Rex Ingram I Prod uction and In it Mr. Ingram lias (had the assistance cf all the principals hv" 'lle(1 h'm in making "The Four horsemen of tho Apocalyse" the su perb production that It was. In the screen version of Balzac s novel, "Eugenie Grandet", Alice Terry, the exquisitely beautiful Marguerite of "The Four Horsemen," has scored a sensational triumph through her por trayal of Eugenie. Rudolph Valentino, whose Latin temperament and graceful fascination fitted him pre-eminently for the role of Julio in "The Four Horsemen," is cast as the Parisian dandy, Charles. Ralph Lewis, one of the most effective of character actors, plays old Grandet. An added offering to the new bill today Is the first round ot "The Leath er Pushers." cigarettes They are GOOD! 10 Boy this Cigarette and Sav Money ALTO TOP8. We lssuo an Insurance policy with your auto top FHKI3 "No premiums to pay." Only excluslvo top shop In the city. Wed lord Auto Top Co. (0 N. Grape. Phone 104. Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing, Impairing. S. W. FOESYTHE DYER AND CLEAXER Prompt service and prices tho lowest consistent with first class work. M mm . t1t The joint forum of the Awlilnnd and Med ford Chambers of Commerce on Thursday evening f this week in hit Ilia Park at Ashland Hives those members of these urKanizutluns who as a ire m rut rule, can nut attend the noon-day luncheons an opportunity to be present. This will not be a basket picnic af fair as a committee of the Ashland chamber is nnaniriiiK for the lunrh and in order that they may know how many to prepare for tickets for fame are being sold at the office of the Med ford chamber. These tickets, which sell for fiOn earn, should be purchuocd not later than Wednesday evening. A popular pastime of late for a good many residents of Med ford has been to take a swim at llelman's baths hetween 5:30 and 0:00 o'clock after which they enjoy a picnic sup per in the Ashland park. "It has been Hiifwsted that those who Intend to go to Ashland for the joint forum, go to this bathing establishment and then attend the forum which will bo held at seven o'eloek. Scissors Sharpened Free of Charge by the Edison's Wonderful New Electric Method Bring along your dull scissors. A perfect little gem for every lady's work basket, sharpens the dullest scissors in from 5 to 10 seconds and never fails; a child 8 years old can use it. Warrant ed for five years. 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GATES AUTO CO. m JACKSON' COl'NTV FAIlt, SKI'TKMIJEIt IS TO 10 1 1 1 1 r J II A telegram has just been received announcing that J"r. 11. (. Thurston, general secretary of the Ucligtous l.tbertv association of America will speak' in MedforU July 3 0. The large tent near city park has been secured for Saturday and Sunday evenhms and ho will speak in the park Sunday, 3 p. m, Tho city. It is claimed by friends of the movement never had a better opportunity to be informed on the rellgio -political Is sues soon to come before the people. Mr. Thurston is an extensive traveler writer and lecturer. Me represents the territories of Oregon. Washing ton, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. Six hundred rivets an hour can bo heated with a new portable clectrl rivet boater. Legal Guarantee Giveru No neJ it Knife no jmhi etiiilimie work. Ak to see Gle-o-nis Pile Ttviitr.ietil. IIKATII'S DKl'fJ STOHli Agents for Jackson county. Jackson County Fair, September 13 to I'lili-ss you sny "liaycr" when you huy Aspirin, you may nut !!'t tlio gi'iiuiiio Ha.vrr iiiliii'l iiioscrilnil hy physicians iivr (Tiity-two yi'iua nnil nroveil 'MM'o ! miUiuiii l'w ralils. , hendaclm, ton"' .lilio. runu-lii', neuralgia, lumbago, rlien-.nuli:-m. nriiritia, and -; for pain,. in icniTul. Ai pt only "lJayi-r" paikage nlii. li insitaini propi'r diri-ctuins. Handy imxi'3 of twi-lvc taMets cost fv cents. Uruw;ists uUo sell Lotties of 2-1 anil 100. siirin is l lie trade mark of Haver Mamiiniture of Mououceticacidi-ster of r-alicylii-acid. tWooD Stave Pipi Quotntlon on Tumps and Rums for Ir rigation. THOS. I. TKMPIjK. Moilford Phone 300 16 I'liono 'HI. Shop at 110 Mistletoe golf courses on the coast.