Medford mail tribune., November 08, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

M rWOM MATL TRIBUNE,' MEDKOTtiy OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ' S. '1923
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I WAiMllNOTO.v. Nor. t.'-The scope
bk JeUftfG lr:()olV iito the vet
Un'r.' i.jru!i probibly vlll bo broad-
j bniil a ivsuif, of statements, mailo
to; tha irv. ..'.'(fating ' Mmlttee late
yst.rjny by lis cnHnsei V. t certain
era ploy, sot ilij bureau lnvc sought la
evory uy to Ui'.iKr the W'.'k of ob
faJjlnc r,n':clii . unci pajmrs for the
IMOKiiCiilioc i? the Inquiry.
IS. O, Kyumn:',. who wos awOgned
j Ly Dlro;tor Frank C. rUnes to assist
':viiiiiiiiiutj WMItltM was name.1 In Iie
Cif ilio yuplo);i- Bail the co?ralttee
asked tliat it h t'lrnlslmd a lie.) of the
otherA Spesi;ic..l!y, Rottsonft was
rhajssii with withholding papers re
lating to payt louts to Maithew
O'Hrmn, a. San JjViliislECo architect for
snuMid plans Co a hospital at liver-
more, Cel. -
One letter fhowed thai O'llrlen had
presented a claim ior only 1".003 In
a:l:'. n to the $64,00G peid him tor the
nrifcir.M plans, and committeemen in
dicated that this lot'er would have
been of mi ucb. Importance. ID Us im-os-ligation
into the payment of $3:5. full) to
O'Urlon by tb'.; general accouniln;; of
fice of IIir bmifcet uuvau .
. The committee v.'i .a recess today
until next Monday. Routsong and
some of tlio other employes may be
called next week. The committee also
will be prepared then to hoar Charles
R, Forbes, former director of the bu
reau and seme of his witnesses
PORTLAXD, Ore.. Nov. 8. J. L.
Smith of the Ilujsclwood 'farm., Spo
kane, took from the Carnation stock
farms today the $1000 trophy of the
eastern Holsteln Breeders association
at the Pacific International Livestock
Exposition. . Carnation . carried . the
trophy away laHt year. The trophy
must be won twice to be held. :
Smith's herd also won the, Staplos
sllvei- tea set for reeders'- young
herd. ..... , ....
Another famous trophy awarded
yesterday for the second time became
the permanont property of . the win
ner. Dr. A. MaeRae Smith of the Flr
crcat Guernsey farm of Bellingham.
This trophy for the four best females
with the stipulation that It must be
won twice to be held, was taken for
the first time by Dr. Smith's herd last
year. His Guernsey's also won twelve
first prizes, and a grand, a senior, and
s lunlor championship. The grand
m.i'icr championship cow was La
Fiance of jlralee and the Junior was
Fircrost French Maiden. In the bull
Cfusses in Guernseys the junior and
f.-rand chnmvWonshlp went to May
Itoae Cherbu of W. H. Djpee of Riv
erside, Cai., und Junior, championship
to Hu.nmeffleld's. Victor, owned . by
I hi. illv.M i, alike farms of Grants Pasd.
Medfonl Stores to Close
: It has been decided to close all the
Modford business houses and offices
Monday, Nov. 12 at 11:30 a. m. in or
der to allow everybody to help cele
brate Armistice day. AH are request
ed to close.
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DECEftflBER 17-19
CHrCAOp; Nov. 8-Thrtna! match
for the; 7w6rld'a: championship .18.2
halk line- Wlllnnls hwtween William
Koppe. and Welknr Cochran will ho
held at Orcheutra hull here December
17. 18 and 19, according to announce
ment by B. E. BenHlnger, who -direct
ed the New York tournament. Tho
match will be for 1CUU points and will
be. played in. blocks of- 500, It was
stated.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 8. Billy Bren
nan 'New, York henvywelKht, was not
only knocked out by Billy . Mieke of St.
Paul in the fourth round of their
'scheduled ten round flKht here last
night but early today was suspended
by the Nebraska stute boxing: com
mission. Harry Summers of Los An
geles, welterweight, who was knocked
out by'Marrle tichiaifoa of Omaha,
likewise was suspended for not trylntr,
Purses of v Jth the fighters, said tb bo
In excess of $2350, are being held Up
by (he commission and probably will
be given to' charity after a hearing;
State Boxing Commissioner William
Kavan said.
Leo P. Flynn, manager 'of the New
York boxer, was blamed for the poor
showing of Brennan, who according
to the commission, was in .poor con
ditlon,
Strlhllng Given Chance
NEW YORK. Nov. 8. ltegulntions
of the New York boxitig commission
are to be broken, it wan understood
today, to allow Young . Stribllng, the-
Georgia high school fightcc, to engage
in bouts within its jurisdiction sched
uled to go over six rounds. Tho regu
lations prohibit those under 21 going
more than six rounds, but because of
Stribllng's pugilistic precocity an ex
ception Is to be made. He is 18.
If a license is granted him he prob
ably will meet either Johnny 'Wilson
Lof Boston, former world's middle-
weigh champion, Mike McTiguo
Gene Tunney, American light heavy
weight champion, at Madison Square
Garden December 10.
Unvls-WarrtMi In Finals
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 8. Play
for the president's cup in the tourna
ment now. .under way at Waverly
country club here is -down to the
finals. C. H. Davis, Jr., and George
Warren are the finalists. There also
is In progress at Waverly a contest for
the captain's cup. Both- events will
be brought to completion this week
end.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 8 Advance
sale of tickets for tho Stanford
Oregon gamo here next Saturday are
much heavier than they were for the
California-Washington State game
played two weeks ago. Six hundred
seats for Stanford followers which
were reserved here have been practi
cally all taken. Seats in the Oregon
alumni qectton are likewise heavy.
Stanford players are duo hero tonight
and plans have been made by Stan
ford men hero to give them n hearty
welcome. The Oregon team is. ex
pected Friday.
VANCOUVER PLANS BIG
CELEBRATION IN 1925
VANCOUVER,: Wash., Nov. 8. A
Fort Vancouver centennial exposition,
celebrating" the 100th anniversary of
the founding of Fort Vancouver, will
be held here in 1925, according to a
resolution adopted by the city council.
The United States government, to
gether with the governments of Can
ada, British Columbia nnd Great Bri
tain, will be Invited to participate.
Tho resolution also asked that the
Fort Vancouver stockado be restored
by congress on the site now occupied
by the Vancouver barracks.
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theatre this Week Is a screen version
of Mrs. Porter's, novel . o( the , same
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True Honrdman, who has tho role
of "Mickey", the fascinating little
newsle, is the .now. boy star of the
picture his clever Interpretation . of
this Important and unusual chnrncter.
although as we understand It is his
first starring vehicle, has done much
to bring film fnme within his grasp.
A very cnpnhle cast was presented
in support of Honrdman, Etbciyn
Irving, his seven-year-old leading
la,dy, who plays the part of tho crip
pled girl, has clearly brought out the
character of "Peaches." Tho balance
of the cast includes such well known
playeni ns Irene Rich, Charles Clary,
Claire McDowell and William ISoyd. '.
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