GUS DETERMINED
TO BEAT CLAPHAM
GOLD H, TONIGHT
Tonight, at the Gold Jilll . Pavilion,
C,us gchneidau, ' Southern' Oii'Kun
rentier, will have nn opportunity to
redeem himself In his match with Sum
Clapham, English ' llght-heavywelnlit
champion. Ou lost ills last match
with Clapham nnd claims that then
he was not in the best ot shape. To
night he is in- tip-top eonditlun nnd
the English boy is going to. have to
show all the tricks he knows if he
wins the match. ,
Clapham, in woVkouts today, shows
the same class In the l ing ns he dis
played here in his match a few weeks
ago. Sam is a 'mighty good wrestler
and a worthy holder of the English
title. ' ,' J '
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PA'OT! fTTE
Hich- ,.. V out me last timei
Mnel? "y". ""f Uay out!
m.n. i u 1 "uueey has an-
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.Shorty" Onnrad will tangl with
I'e.uhy of f.old Hill in ,e W1.t.stl
"g cur ain raiser. (n,is promHca t0
he mighty Interesting.
Tonight's smoker will begin
Promptly at 8:30 0-ciock. A number
tend. ' a'e ex"ected f
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GUIS'
FRIDAY
.lohnny Carlson, southern Oregon
boxer; will fight Joe Kennedy of
I ortland at Kutherlln Friday, "Chi '
Kennedy of Medtord will also featm
in the six round special event :,
wdl tangle with Fred Hellly of Ci t
tage Grove, liuth Carlson and Ken
nedy are well known In these parts
and have been successful in local
boxing smokers.
Promoters aro planning on bringing
Jess Ingram, a veteran fighter who
formerly lived In southern Oregon to
meet Johnny Carlson here soon.
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Rays Germany Will Accept
NEW .YORK, Feb. 27. Charles M.
Schwab, chairman of the board of
llethlehem Steel corporation return
ing today after a seven weeks business
inul holiday trip to Kurope, predicted
that Germany would accept the
amount and terms fixed as repara
tions by the allied reparations commission.
Tfnsklnn for llnnTlh
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RINGS AS PIES
The American Legion are going to
give away six diamond rings, to the
most popular Indies and babies in this
vielnlty. These rings were purchased
from nnd m-P now nn disolnv In the
window of Keddy & Co., this city. I
The rings will be awarded to the
winners of the two popularity con
testa that the legion is conducting in
connection with its indoor circus.
Three of these prizes will he n warded
tij the ladies and three of the dia
n, ond rings will he awarded to the
mles- securing the greatest number
r? votes in these contests.
The contest starts Saturday, March
1st and closes on Wednesday, March
llith at the circus. The only condi
tions of the contest are that those
entering same must ho nominated by
a member of the American Legion.
Cash prizes are also offered to the
members of the legion nominating the
winners in each of the contests.
The rommittee in .charge t of the
American Legion contest consists of
Carl Y. Tengwald, chairman, J. "W.
Judy, Chester K. Barrt Col. C. t G.
Thomson nnd Theo. Fish, Jr.
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Klx Convicts Kccaplurcd
HOUSTON, Texas, Fob. 27. Six of
the 27 Mexican convicts who escaped
last night from the stato prison farm
at Itlue Ridge. 3 8 miles from here are
in custody today and posses of stato,
city and county officers are searching
for the others. Officers are confident
of capturing the others.
$44,009 BONOS !N
TALENT IRRIGATION
DISTRICT ARE SOLD
Tle Talent Irrigation district on
Tuesday sold a bond issue of $4-10,000
at ninety, with no strings attached, to
a group of five bond houses, four from
Portland and one from San Francisco.
This is considered a good sale, espec
ially owing to tne present condition
of the. bond market.
The Talent district will now pro
ceed with the construction of another
dam on Emigrant creek, six miles
southeast of Ashland, that will water
about 4500 additional acres and when
completed will put that district In
shape to irrigate over 11,000 acres.
. The officers of the, district are well
pleased with the sale of the bonds.
When .this project is completed it
will bring the irrigated lands in Jack
son county up to about 45,000 acres,
according to local experts.
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Portland Wants Plane
To Bear Her Cognomen
PORTLAND, . , Ore., Feb. 27. A
tologra mf suggesting that the Selection
of names of the four airplanes that
are to start on the- world flight soon,
he limited to the names of the largest
cities in the four states standing
highest in -their responses to the, va
rious war fund drives during the war,
was sent to Senator McN'ary today by.
the Portland chamber of commerce,
with tho request that he propose it .to
the chief of the air service.
NALABAMA,1905
nOSKUrilG. Ore.. Feb. 27 CJeorge
Meadows, alias Kd Franklin, who for
the past fifteen years has been a resi
dent of the Keedsport and Gardiner
district, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Sheriff Sam Starmer., on a
fugitive warrant issued out of the jus
tice court at Roseburg.
Moaduws, it is charged, with, a com
panion named Kelly, killed Will Katon
at or near tho Pennsylvania Goal com
pany's mines at Drifton, Walker coun
try, Alabama in 1005. One 'of Mea
dow's pals was recently arrested in
Alabama for a crime said ,to have
been committed hi Vancouver, Wash.,
and through letters written by this
pal to Mrs. I. 11. Meadows of Kast
Ola y st reot, Va ncouver, Wasli., t he
officers are said to have learned of
tho whereabouts of Meadows, who
under tho name of Franklin has been
conducting a pool halt at Keedsport.
Mrs. Meadows, It is claimed, 'has not
known of her son's location since the
crime was committed .nineteen years
ago.
Franklin, as he was known in
Reedsport, has been arrested on sev
eral occasions for gambling and viola
tion of the liquor laws, according to
reports reoelvc-d by Stunner. Aside
from the few meager details contained
in information received by the sheriff
from officers, in Alabama, tho local
officers know nothing regarding tho
murder with which he Is charged.
Meadows, according to a message
from Sheriff Starmer, following the
arrest at Reedsport, made no confes
sion. ' . . i
WORLD BY A!R TO
dition of "Hattling Slkl. French Sene
galese boxer took tuiothef turn .for the:
worse and his physician told .news-'
papermen today that tho boxer had
broncho-pneumonia and that his con
dition WllH I't'lioliH.
SANTA MQNICA, CM.. Feb. 27, j
The first df four world cruising air- j
planes built for the army nround the
world flight scheduled to begin here
March 15 will take the air on its trial
flight here this afternoon In the pres
ence of a largo gathering of army
officials, civilian fliers, reserve air
officers nnd aeronautical expert;
keenly interested in tho globe circiiiu;
project.
So that the aviators picked to pilot
tho four army planes around the
world may keep close watch over their
ships during the final days of prepar
ation for the long flight, a club house
is being built at Clover field where
they may sleep and eat within a few
yards of the walling world cruisers.
"The aim of the world flight." said
Major Frederick L. Martin, in discuss
ing the long air trip given him to com
"is, not to do anything highly spectac
ular, to j lease the. public or to estab
lish a record in time, but wholly to
demonstrate tho practicability of
world travel by air. We expect to
spend about six mouths enroute."
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Ha!tUmr Slid Near Icath
HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 27 The con-
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy hair can n,ly be had by brew
ing, u mixture of Saga Tea and Sul
phur. 1 Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face, . When it
fades, turns pray or streaked, just
an application or two of Sago and
Sulphur enhances its appearance a
hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe Improved by tho addition' of
nhter Ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. It is called Wyoth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back tho natural color and
lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur Compound now becauso it
darkens o naturally and evenly that
nobody can toll it has been applied.
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
tlie hair, taking one small strand at
a time; by morning tho gray hair has
disappeared, und after another appli
cation it becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy and lustrous. Adv.
Apply thickly ovor throat
, cover with hot flannel
VapoRub
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HEAD NOSE THROAT EARS
KON DON'S for Headache, Deaf mm. Cold
In Head, Dry Some, Catarrh. Colda of
all kinds. Doctors, Dentist. Nora
recommend KONDON'S. AO jaara doing
Kooa. a aor anmpie iree.
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