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

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Newspaper Page TextMETVFOTiT) MXTL" TRIBUNE, MTCnFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. 'AUOUST 2.. 1!)2'2 PACE THREE Frankie Webb of Portlund and Johnny Carlson of Gold 11111 fought an eight round draw at the smoker of the Medford Athletic club last .night, before a fair sized crowd. One of the judses gave the fracas to Carl son, and the other two called it a draw, which was a fair and just de cision. Some of the Carlson udher ents becamo bellicose, after the gloves hud been put away, and one of the esteemed boxing commission was threatened with a licking, us an aftermath. The affair was a slambang affair with Carlson having the better of the open work, and Webb excelling at close quarters, especially when he had John on the ropes. Both landed some rib roasters that could be heard a block away as they socked each other on the jaw savagely. The semt-finul between Chauncey Hooker and Joe Harrell was called a draw, but Hooker really out run and outgrounted his opponent. Mr. Hooker would assume a terrifying pose, a la Roman gladiator killing a Nubian Hon, and maintain It till the foe got too close. Harrell finally stood still, and gave up nil hopes of over catching Hooker, who Seeing the footrace was off, mixed It. - 'Noble Everett and Benjamin Har rell mixed again, Noble getting the decision, . and winning it hands down. ' The two Draws bqys furnished the curtain raiser, another draw. ' Manager Brown announced thnl tho boxing commission had investi gated the last Trick-Daws embrollgio, nnd decided Frlck won it, which ev erybody knew, but was called a draw for some reason. Tho young men will meet and mingle again next Thursday night. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Thirty autos with ninety-seven peo plo stopped at the City Auto camp last night. The parties were as fol lows: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harrison of Stockton, Calif., en route home from Crater lake; Wm. S. Turner and party of four of Portland, aUo en route home from Crater lake; A B. Buckner and party of two en route to Livermore, Calif., after having visited Crater lake; John A. Neeloy of Al bany, Ore., en route to San Fran cisco; H. Kdwards and party of one from Bonner Ferry, Ida., touring ; north; G. T. Clark of Pendleton, Ore., on the way home from Crater lake; J. N. Wind'ley of Monterey, Calif., and party of five en route home from Crater lake; E. C. Laubengoyer and party of five en route from Salina, Kans., to Los Angeles; 'H. N. Shafer and party of three en route home to Los Angeles from the north; C. E. Rhodes and one other en route from Los Angeles to Portland; F. King of Seattle en route to San Francisco; E. P. Hawkins and one other en route from Toledo, Ore., south; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rogors of Seattle, en route home from the south; It. V. Fuirfowl of Portland, en route home from Crater lake; F, A. Kinym and party of four en route home to Stockton, Qalif., after haying Visited Crater Lake; R. Ralte and one other en route from Belilngham, Wash., to Crater lake; F. Harsall of Bakers field, Calif., accompanied by a party - of, three, en route home from the north; C. B. Bath and party of four, en route back home to Mlnot, N. D.; R. C. Lang of Mlnot, N. D., also en route home; C. D. Session and one other of Rupert, Idaho, en route home; J. F. Wendling of iPortiand, en route to San Francisco with a party of seven; F. E. Fowler of Shas ta county, Calif, en route to Port land; J. T. Sullivan and one other en route home to L03 Angeles; J. W. Moore and one other of Roseburg, en ruote to Crater lake; W. H. Wood hery of Waldo, Ore., en route to Cra ter lake; P. A.-Wilson of Blddle, Ore., on the way homo from Crater lake; Roy Burton and party of five from Salem en route home; C. J. Hyatt and one other of Loveland, Coyo., en route to Klamath' Falls; J. B. Clark of Idaho Falls, Idaho, en route to Sac ramento, Calif., and W. S. Garrett of Yakima, Wash., en route sonth. Tired mi Weak? Know tho Joy of Restful Sleep by Taking Ironized Yeast Do you arise in the morning a3 unre freshed as when you retired? Are body, brain and nerves all run down? This terrible weakness which afflicts so many may be blamed on the lack of itamines and iron in modern foods. Supply these invigorating elements by taking two pleasant tablets of Ironized Yeast three times a day. Everyone knows that yeast is a wonderful build er of strength and energy. But Iron ized Yeast embodies a new secret pro cess, known as "ironization," which enables the yeast to produce its results twice as quickly. It tones up the great vital organs, soothes the worn-out nerves and makes you feel like a new person. Get Ironized Yeast today and take a new lease on life, or to try it entirely free, simply mail postcard for Famous 3-Day Trial Treatment. Ad dress Ironized Yeast Co., Dept. 96, Atlanta, Ga. Ironized Yeast is recom mended and guaranteed by all good druggists, ALL BUT 2 BOOTHS COUNTY FAIR HAVE Twenty-two of tho twenty-four booths In the commercial display pa vilion have been purchased by "Med ford nnd Portland merchants so that this division of the Juckson County fair is an assured success. Of the dozen or more merchants who huve under consideration taking one of the twelve by twelve foot spaces there no doubt will be some who will decide to exhibit. To ac commodate them it will necessitate the enlargement of the pavilion and to do this the officers of the fair as sociation ask that a decision be ar rived at immediately in order that arrangements may be made to build for tho additional space. Those having taken space are Cali fornia Oregon Power company. Paul's Electric Store, People's Electric Store, Medford Printing company, Medford Domestic Laundry com pany, John B. Palmer, Vacuelte Dis tributing company, the four banks of Medford, Medford Furniture & Hard ware company, Eden Valley misery. The Valley Candy company, Palmer Piano House, Mason-Ehrman & Co.. H. E. Marsh. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., West Side Pharmacy and Kerr. Gifford & Co. ,8T Another ono of the popular nnd excellent programs will be given in the city park this evening by the KlkH bund. The program, ns usual, is balanced, including a certain amount of popular 'musio, as well a.s clasHlcal. The concert will begin at eight o'clock and a largo crowd in expected. The program is as follows: 1. Supremacy March ..J. H. Crosby 2. Hclioes From the Opera Oper atic Medley Muckie-Ueyer 3. "Wabash Blues" Fox Trot ,. . . Fred Mtfinken Impassioned Dream" "Waltz - J Hosns 5. "Ohost Dance" Descriptive ' . . . Cora Salisbury 6. Cornet Quartet Selected .... Messrs. Petty, Cormany, Campbell , and Fifer 7.. "When Shall We Moefc Again" Waltz Itichard A, Whiting 8. "Poziers March" , Alex F. Llthgow Lavan Dunford of Jacksonville was a Medford visitor yesterday. 2 qts. ice cream, delivered, 90c. Phone 69. ' tf Paul McKee will leave tomorrow for Klamath Falls and will return by way of Copco. To have the softest, daintiest sort of things for the wee tots you must have the right sort of yarns. Handicraft Shop. 132 N. S. Bennett, of the Eden Valley Nursery today presented the' Mail Tri bune office with a beautiful bouquet of gladiolus of the variety which is grown at his home on North Central avenue. Mr. Bennett has about twelve different varieties of the glacrlolas and four thousand bulbs, and when all are in blossom they are a wonderful sight to behold, with their varied colors from a pale pink to a deep crimson. Automobile Insurance. Brown & White. tf EFFORTS TO SETTLE STRIKE FAIL (Continued from page one) hood leaders, who have maintained that the strike must end because the public demanded it, had spent two hours conferring with executives rep resenting about thirty per cent of the country's mileage. Bomb Throwing Epidemic CHICAGO, Aug. 25. The railroad strike approaching the end of the eighth week today to the accompani ment of bombs'. While rail heads and union lead ers nt the conference in iew York were wrestling with proposals for bringing the Btrike to a whole or partial settlement, new outrages in creased. An Illinois Centrnl suburban train running between New Orleans and the company's shops at Harahan was stoned. A passenger on the train was Injured. Officials of the Chicago, Burling ton and Quincy rairoad and county authorities were Investigating an at tempt to dynamite a railroad bridge near Spanish lake, Missouri. Earlier disorders at Jacksonville, Fla., were followed by the dynamit ing of the home of J. A. Williams, foreman in the Seaboard Air nine railroad shops and a member of the city council. The front of the house was damaged, but Williams and his wife escaped injury, , Proposals were made to United States Marshal MacDonald by strik ing shopmen at Shawnee, Okla., to replace federal and company guards at railroad shops with strikers. Following reports from a National Guard officer. Governor McCray or Indiana asked federal authorities to Intercede In strike disorders In Gar ret, Ind., where workmen were threatened, their homes painted yel low and where bombs were discover ed. Charges of murder were made against a nej;ro commissary worker for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe at San Bernardino, Calif., where a striking electrician was shot and killed. With the question of seniority the chief barrier to peace, officials of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail road declared they would not yield In their stand against restoring sen iority to returning strikers. The! Santa Fe announced at To peka, Kas., that conditions bad so changed it was impossible to take back all strikers. Quiet was restored in the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific yards at Herrington, Kans., following the shooting of a fireman by a railroad guard and a general suspension of work. ' I'. S. Marshals Called ROODHOlSE, 111., Aug. 2.".. (By the Associated Press.) United States deputy marshals are patrolling the railroad yards here this morning, fol lowing nn explosion which they be lieved was Intended to wreck the Ill inois hotel, headquarters of the non union Chicago and Alton shop work ers. . ' The hotel is across the street from the Chicago and Alton roundhouse and the explosion Is believed to have been caused' by 'bombs and band grenades. There was no damage I done, as the missiles exploded in the, air. No one was innircd. 1 Federal deputy marshals who have been on duty here ever since a mob tarred and feathered Bert Dickson., nfcht roundhouse foreman, July 11,' began an investigation. j Shaking foundations o all, the I houses and deluging the town in ! darkness the explosion occurred about I 3:50 a. m. A. second explosion at the roundhouse folowed. Great con-1 fusion ensued. Hurriedly dressed' residents guthered at the edge of the! yards, fearing a repetition of thej blasts. PREPARING CASE (Continued from page one)" teen prisoners are held under bonds of $10,000 each. Each Is cbarKed with two rooms violation of the Michigan symlieal Ism law and conspiracy ngailiRt the govern merit. A telegram said to have been sent William F. Dunn, one of 'the pris oners, and bcariiiK the signature: "1. Scott, Minneapolis." was found in Dunn's possession and may bo Intro duced In evidence when the defend ants are given n preliminary hearing. The federal agents Intimated that it contained radical sentiments and also offered Dunn the author's con gratulations upon his- arrest. Dunn formerly was one of the edi tors of the llutte (Mont.) Dally Bul letin, according to federal offielals. '''' ' . fc ' YOUR FALL HAT ."When you consider buying a new Fall Hat, do yourself a favor and select it bere." Our Hats combine all the fashionable features that are desired this season Roll brims and rakish blocking are popular this -year. We have an ample stock for your selection. Priced from $3.00 to $8.00 Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Whitman's. Wonderful Candies SALMAGUNDI (Assorted Chocolates) . SAMPLJSli (Assortment from the ten popular packages) SUPER EXTRA CHOCOLATES FUSSY PACKAGE (Nut Combinations) PLEASURE ISLAND PACKAGE SUPER EXTRA ASSORTED (Milk Cream Choco lates) CHOCOLATE ALLCREAM CENTERS FRUITS AND NUTS (Chocolate Covered) . FRESH SUPPLY EVERY SATURDAY Heath's Drug' Store 109 East Main Street . The San Tox Shop TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JUNE 20, 1923 MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lv. Medford 7:45 a. m., 1:00 p. m. ' Lv. Roseburg 8:30 a. m., 2p. m. MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lt. Medford 7:45 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 4:45 p. m. Lv. Grants Pass 7:30 a. rn., 1:00 p. m., 5:30 p. m. SUNDAY ONLY Lt. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:80 p. m. I.v. Grants Pass 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. We connect with stages tor Portland, Marsbfleld and Crescent City. 'INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Phone 800 THE COLONIAL Liberty Bldg. Phone 298 With the Opening of the New Season This Store Presents the Very Latest Modes in Ladies' Apparel The Motor Model COATS t For the Fall and Winter niVmlhs Ladies' and Misses' shinning Coats with large collars of material or of Caracnle, Squirrel or Beaver. The cuffs are' fashioned in flaring style. DRESSES We have some charming models in combination of materials and colors for the miss and small woman. Oth ers in navy, black and brown for the medium figure and a beautiful line of stylish stouts. SKIRTS A fine assortment of Skirts in plain and pleated models in stripes and plaids. Sizes up to 152 waist. BLOUSES Most remarkable values at the prices asked. They are in Crepe de Chene, Georgette, Voile, BatLste and Dimity. Sizes up to 4(5. SCARFS Your new Fall Suit is not complete without a Scarf. .We have some very attractive ones in all the new colors. SUITS Man Tailored Suits in Tricot ine and Twills. Long graceful lines so pop ular this Fall. They are sure to please you. Sizes 16 to 44. 1 1111 111 1111 mm 1 """'"" ii iiiiiiiimi m HiimiiiiiM m 5F m We put a new meaning in the word "Service" a trial will show you. VWJt'SATISFieD "YOU ARE' WE ARE NOT UNLESS WOOD! Dry Mill Block; Fir Slab Wood and all other kinds of wood MEDFORD FUEL CO Oor. Third and Itr lhnne IMil OKKGOX CAVK8 CAMP KATES Guide Service Tticket 2Hc Lamp for .rent J 5c Coveralls for rent Wic. MoulH...: 75c nnd !. furnished Tents $1,00 ROltKItT MelLVKKX. I'ron. Car Rent Service Central Point Taxi at Central Point Food Store. JESSE HIOHARDSOX Watson Auto and , Furniture Painting Co. We Do Auto and Furniture Painting. All Work Absolutely Guaranteed. 609 N. Grape St. Phone 563 CONTINENIM Quotation on Pumps and Rama for If rleatlon. , , THOS. f. TKMPI,E. Medford . WEEK'S-CONGER CO Funeral Directors : . Day or Night ;. Men Wanted for logging camp, saw mill,1 box factory and lumber yard. Good wages, good ac commodations. . v Write or Call , Fruit Growers Supply Co. Hilt, Calif. il iim liillllllliiiliiliiiliiiilliililliiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii iiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiliwiiiiiiiiiiii iffimi The New Fords Have Arrived 1923 Model Touring ; One Man Top and Gypsy Curtains, sloping Windshield. ' " This makes the Ford Touring Car the most attractive little car ' ' on the market. Come to our showroom and see the new model or phone and we will bring one to your place. Price $544.72 Medford J C. E. GATES AUTO CO.