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' SfEDFORD" MM TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 'OREO ON, SXTTTKDAY, MAY 12, 3923
RACING MEET AT
j Nine entries have boon mado to
vdate In the 25-lap event of the racing
111 cot which will no held Juno 16 and
38 at the local fair groundH, accord
$ng to Georgo Gutes, racing manuger.
JFhe, entries are:
lu from AlduiiHu;
it Homer L. Wood, Oaklund 6: Mer
rill and Brown, Dodge; Goodlo and
Jennings, Ford: Hlttson Motor Car
poippany, Carmen Special; 1 Huberts,
jp rater Luke Motor Company, a Jowett
.motor In a Ford cmmais; uiara
iWalkor and Paul Young, a new Mux-
Jvoll; Bill Offutt, Maxwell.
i Floyd Brown, Templar.
tf: From Itosohurg:
From Grunts Parts:
Noel T. Colby, National.
iS Other entries uro expected from
iciamuth Falls. Yreka and iJikovlew,
Although tho moet is open to all cars
dn Southern Oregon and Northern
California. '
f Five cars Jowett, Kbbox, Hudson,
Packard und Btudobukor have been
Entered by local doalers In a 10-lap
$vent for stock cars which will be
run both days of tho meet. One
-prize of J200 Is offered to tho win
ner. V An eight lap motorcycle raco will
e on tho program ench day with one
prize of iSOO. , Entries in this event
iinvo come from Portland, Balom and
Eugene. (
$" Anothor stunt for dealers Is nn ob
stacle rnce between a Ford, Chcvro
' lot, Star nnd Overland. Tho cnrs
will run 150 yards between barrels,
change rims In front of tho grand
stunil nnd return tho samo distance
ibotwoen barrels, all against timo.
JThe purse Is $25.
i A , cnterplller has been purchnscd
and will soon start to put the track
in shape so that it will be ready by
June 1 for tryouts. After the large
track Is completed, 4 half mile track
avill be constructed for horse raring
at the county fair In September.
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Colonel Colmar Passes Away
V- SAN FRANCISCO, May 12. Col.
Bldney A. Co;mai, a retired military
(Utache at the American embassy In
fxmdon while Whltlaw Raid was am
bassador, died suddenly today at his
home In Durllngnme. near here. He
wag a wearer of the distinguished ser
vice medal and the croIx de guerre,
awarded during the world war.
Tho scheduled six round bout be
tween Johnny Carlson of Gold Jllill
and Battling Ullehio of Grunts Puss,
Which was held - ut Gold Hill lust
night ended In the second round when
Curlson chopped Kitchio on tho Jaw
with u short right and dropped him.
Referee Bob 1'oterson of Rogue
itiver was endeavoring to soparuto
tho fighters at the timo nnd Curlson
cuught Ritchie with a choppy side
stroke which was neither hook, swing
or Jul). Ritchie was deud on his feet
and the referee continued to try und
"break" tho boys and pushed Ritchie
neui-ly out of the ring us he fell,
In tho first round Ritchie caught
Carlson with a neat left hook which
knocked the Gold Hill prido to tho
canvas. Ritchie aluo scored a "throw
down in tho first round, his mitts
becoming entangled with Carlson and
both contestants going to tho mat,
probubly because of slippery canvas.
Home of the funs hooted when
Carlson reached around tho referee
for tho K, o. punch and othors doubt
ed the efficacy of tho short blow und
ridiculed Ritchie in tho belief that
ho was lying down.
When Rltchlo came to in his cornor
ho claimed no foul und conceded tho
bout to Carlson.
The crowd which attended tho bout
wns slim nnd most of the fans who
paid their money to enter tho Gold
1111 Pavilion wero not well satisfied
with tho enrly finish of tho bout,
which wns Interesting however as
long us it lasted.
EQUDTED
WILLARD COME9 BACK
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stood up. Johnson sent a bard right
to tho stomach. Johnson went down
from n right to tho Jaw but was up
Immediately us the round ended.
ltounil Ten.
Wlllnrd connected to tho Jaw with
two straight rights. Johnson wns
wild nnd Wlllurd look advuntago of
this to rest. Wlllurd took a storm of
rights and lefts to tho Jaw laughing
und then us Johnson tired, ho look
the offensive. Johnson took more
uppercuts nnd right hooks without
quaking.
Hound Eleven.
Johnson's heud rocked from a right
hook. Ho went down - from a right
uppcrcut. Ho wns up at nine. John
son fell to tho floor from a right
uppcrcut ns the boll rang and was
carried to his corner by his seconds.
It was doubtful If he would bo ublo to
continue.
Flrpo Routs McAulirro.
RINGSIDE, May 12. Louis Angel
Flrpo scored another spectacular ring
victory today when ho knocked out
Jack McAllllffe, 11., of Detroit, in the
third round of their fifteen-round
mutch, the second stnr bout of tho
milk fund carnival. Flrpo ended the
westerner's heavyweight asplrutlonB
with a terrific Jolt to the Jnw that
sent him down for tho full count
shortly nftor tho round had opened.
McAullffo rnnio to grief quickly
uftcr nn InipresHlvo stnrt In the first
round. Flrpo seemed puzzled at first
by his opponent's shifty style of box
ing, but toward tie end of tho second
round begun to drive the Dotrolt
boxer to cover with a rnln of power
ful rights and lofts.
McAullffo went down at tho cloio
of tho second round but was saved
by tho bell. Flrpo rushed from his
corner In tho third round, Intent
upon milking a quirk finish. Brush
ing asldo McAullffe's futile defensive
attempts ho soon hud his mnn
groggy. McAullffo took n short
count and as ho arose wns mot by n
crashing right to tho Jaw. Ho went
down for tho Inst timo.
Flrpo was wildly ncclulmed by tho
crowd and It was several minutes bo
fore a piiKsuga for him could bo
clenred through tho throng that
flocked the uisles.
Fulton I.oscm On Foul.
Harry Drako of London received
the Judges' decision over Joe McCnnn
of Newark, N. J., In tho first bout
of four rounds. Drake punched Mc
Cnnn with a stiff left through nil tho
rounds nnd evaded McCunn's henvy
swinging rights.
"Tiny" Jim Ilermnn of Omaha,
bent Al Reich of New York to the
canvas in tho sixth and lust round of
their bout. Herman Btnggored Reich
with a left to tho chin and then
showered rights to tho Jaw. Helen
attempted to nrlso at the count of
nine, but was too weak and was
counted out. Ho hud rut llermun's
left eye with a straight left In the
fourth round nnd Herman wus cov
ered with blood. Reich weighed
2004 pounds nnd Hermnn 218
OOI.D HILL, May 11, (Special)
Tho Gold Hll! bank In view of better
protection, has hud an electric alarm
system Installed by the Cunnon Ball
Alarm Co.r of Minneupolls. All that
tho public can seo ' of this alarm
equipment Is a metal box on the front
of tho building,, as tho heurt of this
ingenius system is inside the vault,
and is connected with several other
sensitivo devices . throughout th
building, where a bank robber might
try to force an entrance.
Tho nlarm is attached to tho pro
toctlve devices throughout the sys
tern in such a way that the slightest
Interference ut any point, by friend
or foe, will cause the shrill siren to
send forth its unusual warning, and
cause tho intruder to leave the prenv
Ises as surely and quickly ns If a vol
ley of muskets exploded In the air.
No amount of ingenuity on tho part
of a robber will help him tho slight
est, Tho removal of even a singlo
screw from the cuslng of tho outside
metul box will sound tho ulurm. A
half-inch turn of tho combination
cutting wires lnsldo tho bnnk, or in
tho basement even npplk-utton . of
heat to tho vault .door. In fact, any
Interference with tho protective sys
tem of tho bank ut any point, will
sound the nlarm.
As tho number of bank attacks In
crease, and more banks equip with
modern electric nlarms, it becomes
evident thnt unprotected banks in
horlt alt tho risk of becoming victim
ized by yeggs. Tho officers of the
local bnnk are to bo congratulated In
ndopting this safety. An ounce of
prevention is certainly worth a
hundred pounds of cure in this case.
RINGSIDE, Mny 12. Jack Re
nault of Chesham, Que., was u ward
ed tho contest with Fred Fulton, the
Mlnuesotnn In tho fourth round of
their ten-round match. The referee
claimed Fulton had fouled Renault
with a left swing. P.Miuult had had
tho belter of tho fighting until tho
time tho foul was committed.
Bank Reserves Increase
NEW YORK, May 12. The actual
condition of clearing houso banks and
trust companies for the week shows
an excess reserve of $9, 775,1)20. This
Is nn Increase nf J12S.120.
Watch for the
Yellow Ice Cream Wagon
I will start the wagon Ibis season on Sunday, Mother's l)uy, nnd n
usual will Bupply tho kiddles ami grown-m with the Itcwt Ico en-am
made. Ijvant to thank everyone for their pulronaKc last year,'
THE ICE CREAM LADY
It clouded up and rained during the
night thus warding off tho heavy frost
that was predicted yesterday forenoon
by the San Francisco woather office
for this valloy last night. Tho show-
era during the night and this morning
tip until 8 o'clock amounted to .03 of
an inch. Light Bhowers fell this fore
noon and afternoon, and the predic
tion for tonight and Sunday Is for
sliowors.
Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
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New showing of beads In nil colors
and varlotlos Just oponed. The Mod-
ford Center Jewelry Shop. 50
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Morton, daughter
and grnnd daughter, of Modford,' have
moved to Ashland, taking a rcsldonce
at the cornor of Nursery and Scenic
drive. Mr. Morton will bo connected
with the Barnard, McDonell nnd Van
Arnsdule lumbor company at tho saw
mill on the Klamath roud. The mill
Is about 20 miles from Ashland ami
will be in full operation during the
summer. Ashland Tidings.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E, Main.
Auto Insurance, Drown & White, tf
Furniture repaired and made to
order; work cailod for and delivered.
Win. Bradley, Phone 973-L. 44
Waltor Scholz nnd family leavo
soon for a visit of two months dura
tion with friends and relatives In their
former home town in South Dakota.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
A small number of Medford l'ans
attended the Cnrlson-Illtchlo bout
which in tho opinion of somo of
tho fans wns won by a foul by Carlson
In the second round, at tho Gold Hill
pavilion last night. Mayor Johnson
of Gold Hill announced that Ralph
Hand, former Gold Hill man and
prominent middleweight wrestler hnd
cut his hand badly nnd will bo tumble
to wrestle for two or three weeks.
Hand is' now residing In Cottage
Hall! lfull! Hall! and no Insurance.
Good-bye profits from your crop. Hot
tor soo Holmes, the ItiBUranco Man.
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Gladlnln nnd Canna bulbs. Eden
Valloy Nursory, 6S0-J-2. If
Sporting goods dealers of the city
state that tho snip of fishing tacklo to
day ts light and that tho number of
local fishermen planning to fish In
strenms near Med lord tomorrow Is not
noar ns largo as It was last woek-end.
Colonial Gnrnge for ttre service.
Brown has a flno line of sandals
llttlo nnd big ones. 4S
. Tho nnniinl mooting of tho Southern
Oregon Conference of the Freo Motho
dist church will bo hold In Medford
Mny 10 to 19.. There will bo ono dully
sitting of conference. Isilly evangelis
tic servicos will bo held at 2:30 nnd S
o'clock. Tho Sunday sermon at 11
o'clock will bo given by Bishop Wil
liam Penrco, of Kvonston, 111. A nil
slonnry mooting will bo hold at i
o'clock. All are Invited to attend the
sorvli'cs.
Tnko your kodnX films to Pnlmor's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Soo the children's operetta, "liny
llluo," l'ago theatre, Friday ovonlng.
Mny 11th. 41
Georgo Mnddox had three teeth
knocked out yesterday afternoon when
a baseball pitched by -his brother
Ruport, ono of tho high srhool pitch
ing stuff struck him In the mouth nnd
knocked him down, ltuport wns try
ing out his arm, prior to a gumo which
was plnyod yestorday afternoon.
After the flro H is too lnte to Insure.
See Heddon & Cnnaday now.
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
; sells 30x3 'i tires for fS.CO. tf
Chas. Carlisle of Portland was
among the business visitors in the
city today from the nta,te metropolis.
E. H. Peterson, proprietor of the
Peterson auto top painting firm of
this city, is expected to return from
the vicinity of Medford tonight after
a visit of about a week In that district.
Mr. Peterson Is Interested with others
I in a gold mine near Medford that Is
ueing ueveioped and he is there look
ing over the property. Eugene Regis
ter. Brown has lots of boys' shoes. 43
Bottled milk and cream for sale.
Light lunches, Btrawberrles and cake,
salad, sandwiches, etc. The Crater
Lake Confectionery, Medford Center
Building. ' 4t
The Mariposa circle of the Presby
terian church will meet Monday after
noon. May 14th, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Prentice, 615 Penn Ave. All
ladles of the Third Ward district who
are Interested In work of the church
are urged to attend.
Brown shoe renewing in department
2. 103 North Central. 43
"When you hear the cannonading
and roar of artillery up the krick to
morrow evening and Sunday, don't
throw a fit and think war is on again
it's only gun practice by the nation
al guards at the new rifle range half
a mllo west of town," says the Jack
sonville Post. "Go up and watch the
boys shoot It's more Interesting than
tho movies.
Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co.
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, Studebakor Light Six $1190 f. o. b.
Modford. tf
Soveral loads of ashes, good for
filler or walkB, for the hauling, in rear
pf Mall Tribune office. tf
See, the children's operetta, "Boy
Blue," Page theatre, Friday evening,
May 11th. 44
Oil Reduced Again
DALLAS, Texas, May 12. The Mag
nolia Petroleum company today an
nounced a reduction of ten cents per
barrel for Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas crude oils for grades over 31
degrees gravity.
Challls Frocks " vl
Challls frocks are seen In the spring
collections, and very lovely they aro
too with wide collars and cuffs of
crisp organdie. Ginghams and cali
coes are popular, not only In frocks,
but for trimmings on darker dresses
of twill or serge.
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Money iFor Home Building
May Ktli marked the hundredth anniversary of tho most endearing ballad In tho Knglish language,
"Homo Sweet Homo" being lieurd for tho first timo In Convent Garden Theatro in London, being
lnrluilod In tho second art of itn oiM-rn, ".Muld of Milan." This week throughout England and America
most of tho cities Have la some -way celebrated this event.
nv ANY STRETCH OF YOUIV 1MAC1IXATIOX can you conccivo John Howard Payne being Inspired
to write, ' -
"To theo I'll return, overburdened with caro
Tho heurt's dearest soluro will smllo on mo there"
about somo RENTED HOUSE? Kmphnticnlly NO!
AVo arc proud of tho fact it is our business to loan money to deserving peoplo who deslro to own a
HOME for wo believe that they uro entitled to respect und a helping hand.
WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS on hand to mnko immediate loans.
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Jackson County Building & Loan Association
C. M. Kidd, President. Office 30 No. Central 0. C. BOGGS, Secretary
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INDEPENDENCE
There is no single thing that insures independence as does the possession of a
home.
There is nothing more worth while than the determination to own one, except,
of course, the realization of that most laudable ambition.
This company is anxious to help you accomplish your home building aims.
BIG PINES LUMBER COMPANY
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New Bottling Works
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF AN UP-TO-DATE
BOTTLING WORKS, EQUIPPED WITH ALL THE LATEST MACHINERY FOR
MANUFACTURING
HEALTHFUL SIMMER DRINKS
OF ALL KINDS
We manufacture the latest drinks to be found in the cities all over the country and also
bottled Coco-Cola and are agents for the Winehardt's Beverages.
OUR PRODUCTS ARE ON SALE AT ALL FOUNTAINS AND SOFT DRINK PAR
LORS IN MEDFORD AND ALL tOVER; SOUTHERN OREGON AND NORTHERN
CALIFORNIA.
Ask for Snider's Carborated Drinks
Snider's Dairy & Produce Co.
North Bartlett Street
Medford
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