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LEWIS
TITLE
ZBYSZKO HURT
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15. (By the As
sociated Press.) Youth triumphed
ov6r age, and today Kd (Strangler)
Lewis ot Sun .Iobo, Calif., champion,
retained his laurels, having defeated
Stanislaus Zbyszko, former cham
pion, in a match for the heavyweight
wrestling championship of the world
hore last night. The champion won
the second and third falls after los
ing the first.
- Kbqszko, 43 years old, a nutive of
Poland, and prominent mat man for
many years past, . attempted to re
gain the title which Lewis won from
him at Wichita, Kas., lust year, but
instead the chumpion Won permunent
possession of a diamond studded belt
presented by Tex- Ilickard of Now
York. Lewis has been victorious in
three contests in which the emblem
of wrestling supremacy has been at
stake.
i The challenger found an opening
and obtained the first fall by turn
ing Lewis over his shoulders and
pinning htm to the canvas.
The chumpinn's painful headlock
laid Bzyszko low for the second full.
The challenger previously had suf
fered a dislocation of the right shoul
der as a result. of several toe holds
applied by Lewis. Lewis won the
third and decisive fall with un arm
lock around the Injured shoulder of
bis opponent.
.. The men wrestled before the larg
est crowd that has ever witnessed a
sporting event at the Coliseum, ap
ptoximately 12,000 persons attend
ing. Receipts were around the $16,
000 mark.. Lewis received $7,500
and Zzyszko's share was $2500.
- Gibbons vs. Mlhko Tonight
ST. PAUL, Dec. 15. Old rivals,
Tommy Gibbons and Billy Miske, St.
Paul heavyweights, are scheduled to
box ten rounds to a judge's decision
here tonight. Victory for Gibbons by
a knockout, is predicted by his man
ager, Eddie Kane.
"I'll admit that Gibbons Is the bet
ter boxer, but I am a better fighter,"
was Miske's rejoinder to Kane's pre
diction. "I have fought them all and
have been stopped only once, by Jack
Dempsey."
Doicumps Quits Again
PARIS, Dec. 15. Francis Des
camps in a letter published by Le
Matin today, says it will be Impossi
ble for him, as president of the mana
gers' committee of the boxing feder
ation, to agree to a Carpentier-Siki
fight unless the disqualification
against the. latter is removed or the
bout Is specially authorized by the
luderation.
i Mldto vs. .Mitchell Tonight
NEW YORK, Dec. 15. Charley
White of Chicago and Ritchie Mitch
ell of Milwaukee, two ot the fore
most contenders for the lightweight
title now held by Benny Leonard,
will meet in a fifteen round bout in
Madison Square Garden tonight.
To Select Officials X. Y. Game.
' LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16. Football
coaches of, tho University of South
ern California havo submitted seven
Pacific- coast football exports to the
Pennsylvania, coach from which
Hugo Hezdlk, head roach is asked to
select two to officiate at tho annual
cast vs. west contest at 1Pasad,!n.l
New Year's day. The Trojan couches
also will select two officials from n
list to be submitted by Coach Hezdok.
. .The western officials sugBested by
Coach Elmer C. Henderson are Kd
Kienholtz (Washington Stnto Col
lege): George . Varnell (Chicago);
Sam Mayer... (.Franklin, and Marshall)
Glenn Whittle (Northwestern); Jack
Wells (Occidental); Marry Miinor
(Nebraska) and Louis Foley (Ohio
Wosleynn).
Football practlco Is ' being held
every day by the Trojans. Hard work
outs are to begin Monday.
Harrows for Coutc.st. . .
-. LOS ANGELES. Dec. 15. Presi
dent David 1'. Barrows of tho Uni
versity of California declared him
self In favor of continuing the an
nual cast vs. west foothhull contest
in Pasadena New Yenr's day in a
letter .to Clinton E. Miller, president
of tho California Alumni association
in this city, but he ndded no one col
lege should play., more thnn one
season in succession.
. CHICAGO, Dec... 15. Wll Tato,
local colored heavyweight boxer, has
been matched to meet Fred Fulton,
Minnesota heavyweight at Portland,
Ore., on either Christmas or New
Year's afternoon, according, to How
ard Carr, Tute's mnnagcr.
SEATTLE, Dec. IS. Judge Lan
dls, nnttonnl oosoball commissioner.
will visit the Pacific coast in Jimu
m-y or. February, Vlllllnni H. Me.
Carthy, president of tho Pacific
Const league reports.
i Mr. McCarthy, here on his return
from the annual meeting of tho Minor
leagues at Louisville said that Judge
TAndls was enthusiastic over the
Const League because of tho players
turned out by Its clubs.
Value Iff 22 Crops Increase.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15. Value
of the princlpnl farm crops this year
Venn placed nt $7,537,890,000 by the
department of pel loulhiro In Its final
report of the year. Ijtni year these
prop wore valued at f 5,73 0.9 12.000,
STRANG
RETAINS
Market Nem
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Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 15. Cattlo
26i0 50c liiKlier; receipts 255. Choice
i-steers 7.50t(8; medium to good Jtl.75
7.50: fair to medium $5.73 fi 6.75.'
Hogs nominally steady; receipts 70.
Slioep steady; receipts 241.
Huttcr
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. flutter
firm; prices uncliaueed. Buttorfut
scarce, prices Hnchanned. ;
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 15 Wheat
hard white, bluesteni, buiu't M.50:
soft white, western white $1.25.
Todafts cap rcct)i4;s Wheat 3C;
flour, 2; hay 8 "
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Dec. 15. Wheat: No. 2
hard $1.27V&: corn No. 2 mixed 75 &
70Mic; No. 2 yellow 7G7Caio. Oats
No. 2 white 47tf!48ic: No. 3 white
45ff414c. Rye No. 2, 91 c. liar
ley 65 74c, timothy seed $04? 0.75.
Clover seed $10 (jf 20. Pork nominal.
Lard $10.40. Ribs $10.50TM1.50.
San Francisco Markets
SAN, FKANCJSCO, Dec. 15. (II. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics).
Kggs, extras 5414c;, extra pullets 50y,c
undersized 47c.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15. (State
Division of Markets). Poultry - -unchanged.
. - i . .
Neil Franklin has been confined to
his hume with Illness for several duys
past. . ,
Dig dance! favlltoh! Sat. nlle! 225
$0.50 motor driven herns (.nt the
Electric Shop.. . -A i-w
We are selling all fancy goods at
great reduction. Buy now, don't wait
until after Xmas to get this rate.
Medford Beauty Shop. 229
Do you enjoy real dance-music as
played by master" musicians? Come
out to the Pavilion Sat. unci dance to
tho finest harmony in the state!
Orchestrations exclusively! 228
The present cplilsiiel will .jontimie
for another day tfttHhe' prediction for
Saturday is "fair and continued cold."
This morning a fog added to the
variety of the week's weather.
Dance In the Oriental, Ballroom to
morrow night. Single dances 10 cents,
entire evening $1.00. .. , .. 227
Armstrong cords puts the miles in
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor &
Supply Co. - ' '
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Provide against loss. Insure with
Redden and Canaday. '
Mrs. Hurry ScougaU and children ar-l
rived home today from a six months i
absence at Portland during which they
visited Mrs. Scougall's parents and
much of the time she was in the hospi-j
tal, having undergone two operations.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. I
V -I
. Place your order now for Christmas'
Polnsettias, Cyclamen, Primroses. Cut
flowers of all kinds. Rogue Valley
Floral Co. . ; ; . 230
Hear "Burning Sands", the 'new fox
trot sensation. Pavilion dance. Sat.
22S
Hear, Nick Carter's new Oriental
Ballroom orchestra tomorrow night.
227
J. H. Thompkins returned the first
of tho week from a month's business
visit in Minot, Ni D.
For Sale Singing canaries. 847-Y.
tf
The Oriental Ballroom, is right 1n
town. Comfortable and convenient.
Bo there Sat. night. 227
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Boys' medium
bicycle. Phone 297-L.
size
228
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
with kitchenette. 344 S. Central. 22S
WANTED Strong woman to help
with invalid and housework during
day. Good wages. 330 S. Fir, Med
ford. , 229
FOR SALE One team and harness,
price $75, or will trade same for cow.
Phone 610-J-l. 230
FOR SALE Pullets and hens.
437-M.
Phone
227
WANTED Small used safe. Phone
202. ..... 228
FOR RENT Lnrgo housekeeping
room, cleun and snnny. 433 S. Fir
St. - - 230
FOR SALE All of these articles
listed below have'- only been used
about six months: Ford touring car,
vacuum cleaner, Hughes electric
range, electric washing machine,
electric water heater, 3 double beds,
6 leather seated dining room chulrs.
3 bureaus, 2 wood, cook stoves, 6
heating stoves,-2 bamboo shelves, 1
wall clock, 1 mantle clock, one set of
dishes, 1 sofa. 1 extension dining
room table with throe extra leaves,
5 rugs, it cords npple wood, cooking
utensils, 7 summer chairs. 1 sewing
machine, 1 bicycle, and 100 fruit dry
ing travs. Call Salto, Japanese Art
Store. Phone 93. 230
, NOTIC7K.' '
Through an Krror Our Office
Telephone Number was omitted In
tlio new Directory.
IT IS 77
DR. H. K, MURPHY.
Dentistry nnd X-Ilajr
2nd Floor Medford Hldg.
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80
Large
Department
Stores
Toys for the -Children P
Sleeping: Dolls Priced
Suggestions for "His" Gift
Men's Suits . .. . ,7. . i ; . . . ... $20.85 to $58.75
Young Men's Suits .$19.00 to $50.00
Men's Toy Wye Knit Coats . . '.' . $6.75 to $7.75
Thermo Knit Coats at :$5.60
Men's Wool Lounging Robes at . ; $12.60
Men's Dress Hats ...... ... . ; . ...... . $3.50 to $4.50
Men's Fiber Silk Hose at . . . : . . . 60c
Men's Pure Silk Hose at . . . . . .$1.00
Men's Silk arid Wool Hose at-., .$1.00-
Men's Silk Suspenders . $ 1 .00 to $1 . 1 0
Men's Belts 50c to 75c
Tie and Hcse Support Sets at .............. .$1.25
' Tie, Belt and Chain Sets, at .' i V'f ..... $1'.50
Belt and Knife Sets, at . .. .$1.25
Men's All Wool Shirts at-.'. ... $3.50 to $5.60
Men's Fish-Net Ties at ... ... ...80 c
Fancy Xmas Ties . .50c, 75c to $1.25
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs . .10c to 35c
Men's Arm Bands . . - 10c to 25c
Men's Fine Lysle Hose . "'. . 25c, 30c to 35c
Barry Dress Shoes ........ ..... .$7.00 to $9.95
Other Dress Shoes ... $4.75 to $7.85
Boys' Suits ,. . '. $5.00' to $15.00
Boys' Blouses . .92c to $1.40
Boys' Shirts . . .90c, $1.20 to $1.75
Boys' Caps . .50c to $1.50
Boys' Sweaters . .............. . .$2.65 to $6.00
Boys' Dress Shoes . .$3.10 to $5.00
Youth's Dress Shoes .$2.50 to $4.75
Boys' Stockings . . . . . i5c to 40c
The New Bow Ties at. . ......... 1 . . . . 50c
Stationery ... -25c to $1.50
Men's Dress Shirts $1.50 to $4.90
Men's Heavy Cotton Underwear at ... i ... . . ?$1,75
Men's Wool Union Suits $3.50 to $5.15
In Fact Every thing to
American
Lady
Corsets
The Gift Store Gifts for AH
EVERY DEPARTMENT FILLED WITH LARGE
ASSORTMENTS OF PRACTICAL GIFTS. GIFTS
OF QUALITY AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW. JUST A FEW
DAYS LEFT.
BIG LINE DOLL;
Phone 245
North Central
riced 5c
From 85c to $5.00
Suggestions for "Her" Gift
Ladies' Suits. Priced from : p $17.00 to $59.00
Ladies' Coals. Priced from $12.00 to $65.00
Ladies' Dresses. Priced from $1 0.00 to $35.00
Blouses. Priced from $3.75 to $14.50
Silk Petticoats. Priced from ; $2.2 to $7.50
Ladies' Skirts. Priced from $3.G0 to $10.00
Ladies' Sport Jackets. Priced from . . $4.25 to $5.65
Ladies' Silk Parasols. Priced from . . ;$4.50 to $8.75
Ladies' Silk Hosiery. Priced from . . . .$1.00 to $4.50
Ladies'. Silk Underwear. Very reasonably priced
Ladies' Gloves $2.50 to $4.20
Ladies' Handkerchiefs 'i . . . . .7. .'; '. . .: :5c to $2.25
Ladies' Purses ..... i ..... . $2.25 to $12.00
Ladies' Silk and Wool Hose , , . $1.25 to $2.55
Ladies' House Slippers .............. $1.20 to $1.90
Ladies' Dress Pumps . . $5.85 to $9.50
Bath Robes at ..... i I ...... . $5.25 to $6.65
Bath Robe Blankets at $4.55
Traveling Rugs at . . . . $4.20
Boston Bags, genuine leather . . . , .$2.25
TOILET ARTICLES-A NICE GIFT
Combs 25c to 75c
Brushes .. . . . . . . . Iv. .... 50c to $2.65
PERFUME, TOILET WATER AND POWDER
BEADS, COMBS AND BARRETT ES
Vestees, Cellar and Cuff Seta . .7.' . .V $1.00 to $2.50
Sterling Silver Bar Pins .... .... .$1.00
Lingerie Claapa 25c
A Silk Waist or Dress Pattern ,
Fancy Towels .55c to 98c
Fancy Towel Sets ..... .... T. . . . .$1.25 to $2.50
Bed Spreads ....... ... . .$1.38 to $7.00
Ladies' Kimonas . . . . . .$2.00 to $7.75
Bea con Blankets V $6.30
Baby Blankets . . ,70c to $2.00
Ladies' Union Suits . . 90c to $5.50
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