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Young Stribling and Champion Mike McTigue, Who
Ate To Battle Again, "Snapped" by Ma Stribling
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LEGION CONIES!
LEGION CIRCUS
MAKES BIG HIT,
QUALITY HIGH
CONSTANCE AMES
JUMPS TO HEAD
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LONDON'. Mar. 8. The Egyptian
Ulemaa ( Mohammedan wise man )
hare issued a manifesto to the Moslem
world, says the Morning Pom 'ft Cairo
correspondent, declaring the deposi
tion of the caliph at Constantinople
an Illegal act by persons who have no
voice fn the matter and urging the
Moslems to hasten the assembly of a
congress to settle the question of the
caliphate. It was learned.
The I'lemas affirm that the exis
tence of the caliphate Is as necessary
to every true believer as Is reason to
man In general. They beg the Moslems
to defend the caliphate and see that
the settlement of the question does
not weaken the prestige of Islam but
also warn the faithful against taking
any action before the meeting of th4
proposed congress.
The Dolly Telegraph has received a
dispatch from Jerusalem declaring It
Is said that the Arabs of Palestine and
Syria will join In the proclamation of
King Hussein of the Hedjaz as caliph
In the next few days and that great
celebrations are being prepared. A
conference of the Arab states will
open at Kowait on March 15 when it
la likely Hussein will be formally pro
claimed caliph of the Moslems of the
whole Arabian peninsula.
'Oregon News
- in Brief
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Toung Stribling. the Georgia
schoolboy sensarton of the ring,
and McTigue. light heavyweight
champion, are shown here shak
ing hands after having signed ar
ticles for a return bout to be held
la Newark. N. J., on March 31.
Stiibllng's mother Is taking a
snapshot of the smiling boxers who
soon will be trying to knock each
other out. Ther first battle, held
In Georgia, was declared a draw
and the decision caused a riotous!
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PEN6LETON. Ore.. March 8 In
the semi-finals In the four county dis
trict basketball championships being
run off in Pendleton played this morn
ing. Pilot Hock 'defeated Pendleton
1 ft n 1 at In - i(aitimll ortMtuul .i.t
game, while Athena won a listless Slhcn'
tilt from Hermiston. 44 to 11. Athena!
and Pilot Rock will meet tonight In i
the championship struggle which will I
decide the team that will represent
the district In Salem. i
Marriage IJcvn-cs
Ernest Trulove and Cecil Montgom
ery. lUIeifih Matthews and Mrs. Dolly
Jacks.
Arthur Sellars and Grace Gregory.
Pnul It. Grant and Carol Grace
nen. Motion, default, findings and
conclusions, judgment, cost bill.
Claud C. In man vs. Mary K. Inman.
Order.
A. W. Walker vs. C. E. Terrill.
Order.
Amy li. Thorn vs. Lorenzo F. Thorn.
Order.
MoIIle E. Sanger et al "vs. C. L,
Cunningham. Confirmation.
James T. Sawyer vs. Ella P.. Sawyer.
Waiver, motion, default, findings and
conclusions, decree.
1 PORTLAND. Ore . March 8. Henry
Boott, 64, engineer for seven years I" cross.
the Clarke-Wilson lumber mill here,
dropped dead at his work at the plant
4 his morning from natural causes.
The body of Jacob Baulrlc, 75. was
Theodore J. Fish. Jr., and Margaret
Clara Brown.
Lyle I -aw re nee and Frances lister.
William V. Jones and Esther R.
A she raft.
Frank Starling and Irene Wilkins
Kinney.
Gerald Lchnhen and M.irjorie Nor-
Prohnte Court
Est. I. A. Merrimau. Final account.
Fraaer. when she entered his bedroom1 Kat' Sa,n T" K'hardson. Report of
h;.t0 frTd C. Whlllock. C. B. Evans. Ida
Bautrle had suffered a stroke of pa-. . , , ,
ralyais yesterday. ".Incorporate as Golden Itule
More or Ashland.
- ' Ksl. John Koob. Inventory and np-
Proof of
j-a.nior. I ,. OI t oge l.ra e. rmnjra Kst Annle G Gilmore
vena aecona a.-nree murner. win go publication, order.
on trial In circuit court nere Wednes-, Kst Krnnk u, Wf. Report, final
dar mornlnK. according to District account, affidavits, orders, claims.
Attorney Johnston. . rcderick Tech. Admitted to
Th charge agnlnw Palmer grows pr)imtp
out of the fatal stabldnx of Italph Km. Manraret Aakjer. Admitted to
Jammer at Cottage Orove on the probate.
night of January 10. i km. William Johnson. Admitted to
Heal Estate Transfers
B. K. Harder, trustee et ux to
"Welborn Heeson. SE sec. 11.
6 4 sec. 13. N"4 of XVs sec.
it. all sec. :J. tp. 40. S. It. 1
East $
"Welhorn Heeson et ux to Chas.
. O. Forster. SK sec. 11, S 4 sec.
11. N'j of N'4 sec. Zi. all
sec. S3, tp. 40, S. R. 1 East
Donna Harrell to Joe E. Har-
rell et ux. lot on Fourth St..
Medford .
Dora K. Antry et vlr to James
O. ONeal et ux. S4 lot 4. all
lots 5 and' 6. blk. 1, White's
Petition, orders.
2nd re-
Proof of
. proltaie.
ROSEBl'RO. Ore.. Jdarrh 8. ' Est. John Carney.
Charles Cummlngs of Tillamook re- proof of debt.
eelved a broken collar bone and his Est. Albert Clifton Taylor.
wife was badly bruised, when the car port of executrix.
In which they were driving to Marsh- Est. Joshua McPherson.
field upset on the highway near Wll- publication.
ibur. They had Just passed a truck Est. Thos. N. Anderson. Inventory
loaded with brocollt and In swinging nd appraisement,
hack to the right aide of the road. Est. Minnie llausnun. Notice.
turned too rapidly, the ear swerving
Into the bank.
MEDFORD DEFEATS HOSEIU KG
(Continued From Pg One)
Add. A.shland
James Howling et al to n. I.
Stewart, lots 10. 11. 12. blk.
3. Xarrepan Add. Medford
T. 'H. Moore et al to City of
Medford. lots li and 12. blk.
70. Medford
John W. Miller et ux to Gold
Itay Inv. Co.. lot 6. blk. 3.
Central Subriiv. to Medford ...
Itay It. Kenaston et ux to Mabel
Hammersly. ij Int. in E of
NWt, sec. 32. tp. 33. S. II. 4
West r
( John 1 Johnson et ux to Henry
jonnson. ini. in or
XW. W, of SW sec. 22". tp.
35. S. R. 2 East
John I.. Johnson el al to John
S. Owen Co.. W 4 of X W. W H
of SW sec. 22. tp. 35. S R. 2
I East
1 mnnah M. Johnson et vir to
I John S. Owen Co.. SE sec.
1 22. in 3.V S II . Kn.r
Est. Wm. G. Ilreeding. Invenlosy Gertrude Seddon to I. E. MeCor
and appraisement. nev ,,, n s,3 of NK K of
Est. Kate M. Swenson. Vouchers, i acc. 2S. tp. 40. S R 2 Eat
final account, order. j. K Merrnev et 'ux to "v." F.
Est. I. A. Merrlman. Waiver, con- Collins. SW of XE. EH of SE
sent, petition, order. ,,, i(l s K . ,.;
Est. James Taylor. Agreement for Gladys McAndrew Harnett et vir
distribution. 1 Armamm, Inr,
r.si. rsviii 1. Hik niiniMin. rriKiim.
I-t. . Thos. S. Sangler. Proof of ,
Oyer fifteen hundred happy, satis
fied persons attended the opening of
the American Legion Indoor Circus at
the Armory last eTening and saw a
performance of the highest class.
Announcement of the basketball
game was announced at the end of
each period and when the final scoro
was made known the entire audience
broke forth into loud cheers for the
victorious local "High" boys.
Three cash prizes of five dollars
each were awarded to D. M. Reed. 20S
Tripp; Mrs. 11. C. Barker, 310 Haven.
and Elenor Ames, 310 N. Bartlett.
The Legion circus will continue to
night, then lay off over Sunday and
again resume activities.
The pleasing program consisted of
Senior Rlvas in a Juguling act in which
he Juggled everything from a match
to a human being, then came Rue, the
celebrated monkey acrobat, doing
"monkey shines" away up high in the
ofr. then camo the Fitzgeralds, with a
clever balancing act on chairs and ta
bles. Next on the program was Mar-
gareta, the lady Juggler, followed by
Senor Rivas and company. This num
ber was a hair raiser, with one per
former on top of the ladder, held and
balanced by the other, when suddenly
the ladder comes apart, leaving one
performer, perched high in the air on
oart of the ladder, then came Cue and
Laura with their comedy contortion
act. twisting into every possible shape
as If made of a piece of rubber. Next
came the Fitxgeralds in their high
Jumping number, while blindfolded
Jumping from a startling height from
one barrel into another. The conclud
ine act on the program was Senor
Manuel Marclas. Cuba"s greatest wire
walker. This slender master of the
silver thread presents the most thrill
ing feats that have ever been seen on
the high wire, all of which is done
without resting or the aid of pole, um
brella, or other paraphernalia for bal
ancing purposes.
After the performance there was a
short intermission In which the au
dience visited the various attractive
booths after which dancing started.
disallowed by the referee. Allen threw
two fouls, and the score was 12 to 10
In favor of Medford. Knlns and
Singleton in a mix-up. had a double publication, decree.
foul railed. Knina gained his point I Est. James C.owland. Undertaking
but Singleton fooiled. What Knips ' l;s- Samuel T. Ku-hardson. Proof
did was not announced, but Singleton.0' service.
pulled Knlpi hair. With five min- Est. Anic MoClanahan. Report,
utea to go. the Roseburg players) Est. James M Cronemlller. Peti
fought like demons. The referee was . " order, proof of service,
not Vx particular, but barred tack- Estate IVwid Cornwell. Petition to
ling la. the closing minutes, with appoint trustee.
victory In their grasp. Medford played
a fast stalling game. Then came the
closing shots, and great excitement.
" Rapp. star guard of the Itoseburg
team, and their cJf pointmaker. was
taken out of the game on four per
sonal fouls. Personal fouls were
railed on Allen and Knips. Hlllte
Kurr. the sensational forward of Itose
burg threw but one field goal, due
to the. guarding of Williams, and wai
belpleaa throughout the battle. In
the last half Uurr was shifted to cen
fer. to give him a better chance to
diflptay his basket shooting talents,
and waa held firmly In check by Allen,
who played & heady, clever and fast
game thruout. getting the Jump on the
opposing center a large percentage of
the time.
Ketchsteln. Medford guard, w-ent
like a wild man In the second half,
and by daredevil dashes on the tip-off.
snatched the ball In mid -air and start
ed rally after rally. Referee Hagar
was hustled all ihru the final period
fretting out of the road of Reichstein.
who played with an utter disregnrd
' for p hyalcal consequences. Inciden
. taJly. the activities of the young man
cooled the Roeehurg ardor for rough
tuft. ' Williams was nearly Jammed
through the concrete wall In the
fierceness of the play.
Chas tain, pivot of the local team
was cloely guarded, and this w ith an
off night In throwing, resulted in htm
confining his work to clever floor
work. ChaataJn threw one basket.
The Roaeburg gymnasium was far
too small to accommodate the crowd
CIn-ull Court
Clara McCallistcr vs. Ernest MeCal
llster. Order, summons.
G. E. HilsuiKrr et al vs. Rogue Riv
er Valley Canning Co. Summons.
Harry V. Aiken vs. Frances 1. Pear
son et al. For partition of property.
lxnetl S. Glim vs. Iiura A. Grim.
Divorce.
Cora M. Train vs. Orin "W. Train.
Divorce.
Fr.mk J. M.-Carvel vs. John Win
ders et al. Foreclosure.
Jos. 1! Smith et ux vs. J. J. Deakin
et al. To rescind contract.
John E. Flurry vs. M. D. Yinyard.
For money.
Goldie I. Hlaylock vs. J. W. Hub
ber. For money.
I Xiedermeyer vs. A. S. Sargent et
al. For money.
First Xatlon.il Rank of Ashland vs.
Ralph G. Jenntncs et al. For money.
Uulte Falls Lumber Co. vs. J. D.
Hamilton et al. Summons, affidavit
and order.
R. M. Hollingshead Co.. Inc.. vs. C.
J. Walker. Transcript of Judgment.
H. srry W. Itarr.eburg vs. Gladys l
Itarnetuirg. Ivfault. findings and
conclusions, decree.
Rudolph J. S. hoti Jr. vs. I. M.
Smith et al. Afful;nit and order.
Xellie lllggins vs. K. IS. Htggins.
Ivfault decree.
Albert Cherry vs. Pacific States
Stone Co. Statement, answer, stipula
tion, findings Anil conclusions, judg
ment, cost bill.
Maud H Hennett vs Charles A.
Itennett. Affidavit, default, findings
and fans from other towns nearly tore
down the achoolhouse finding places and conclusions, decree.
to see the game. Doteus of windows) Mijor PunUp vs.
were smashed and taken out to this i DunUp. Affidavit, default.
end. This was the height of the dis- .decree.
order, and Roseburg fans ifter the
frame, congratulated the winners, with
the hc-pe that they would win the state
championship. Roseburg has not
seen so many sad faces, and so many
hapry faces in Its history. Local fans
pvonounced Hie game well worth the
Jong trip by auto, and all the Incon
veniences. In the girls game Medford swamped
Rnaeburat by the score of J I to 1.
M.iraret
findings.
H. l. Leonard vs. Abbie Champlin.
Dismissed
liutte Fall. Lu'.nler Co. vs. J. D.
ll.wtKltcn et al To reform deeds.
Hullock Merc. Anency vs. R. C.
Thom.is et ux. IVmurrer.
J,'hn F. Uo ho vs. W. A. P.urns et
al. Motion, orders.
Karl II. Fehl vs. City of Medford.
Order.
Hallock Merc. Ajtenoy vs John Dun-
vlth Juanlta Griffiths the star per- nington. Order
A.ni.ini uuiiiir vo. vs. vonn tveu-
former.
In sec. 2!. tp. ST. S. R. 1 W
Isaac A. Armstrong et ux to J.
A. Anderson el ux. laid in
sec. 2. tp. 3T. S. R. 1 W ..
YV. Ifc Cassady et ux to C. A.
Wing et al. lot 7. blk. 1. Page
Add. to Medford
Cordelia Richardson to H. II.
Richardfon. lot IT. blk. ti.
Medford
First State Rank of Eagle Point
to II. E Campbell, pt. D. L. C.
4 4. tp. 36. S. R. 1 W
Jemima Rose to John E. Rob
erts et ux. land In D. L. C. 42.
tp. 3S. S. It. 1 W
Iiuisa Densmore to C. C. Ranks
et ux. lot (. Montview Add.
A.shland
Etta E. Abbott et al to Geo. W.
H. Albert, lots i, . blk. T.
Rutte Falls t
K. M. Gannon to V. H. Carbiere.
mining claim
U It Prince et ux to Lloyd E.
Cochran et ux. land in D.-L.
C. 72. tp. 37. S. R S W
Iawi Lowden to H? M. .Wil
liamson, lot 1. blk. 1. lot 3.
blk. 2. Cardweirs Add. to
Jacksonville -
On R. Morris et ux to J. It.
Jackson el ux. lots I. 2. 3. bfli.
4. P.uite Falls
X. I! Hlldreth et al to J. V.
Jackson, lots 1. 2. 3. blk. 4.
' Rutte Falls ...
Rnldwln Corp. to Pine T.elt
Ranking Co.. all sec. 1C. tp.
S. S. R. 1 E
County of Jackson to A. Gilson.
XS of SK of SW sec. S. tp.
3. S. R. 2 W.
County of Jackson to A. II. Xel
son. lot on Oakdale. MMford .
County cf Jackson to L. F. Fer
guson, lot in Hargadine Tract.
Ashl.md
I-eo p. Ferguson et ux to E. R.
Isaac & Co.. pt. lot 13. Harga
dine Tract. Ashland
John Ponting et ux to Dors,
Rarlwr. lots In blk. 3. Imper
ial Add to Medford .. .. .
County of Jackson to St. An
thony Inc.. Int. In land In
sec. IV tp 37. S R. 1 W
Hiram Ioub!ed.ty et ux to John
5 Owen Co.. SK sec. 2S. tp.
3 5. S. R. J E
ElU IV Rice to tra Reeder et ux.
lot In blk. -IV R R. Add. to
Ashland .
Wrav W. Robison to AJena M.
Hunt, hit 11. H. R. Carter
Add. to Ashland
Martin .McDonough to F. H.
Heliwell. lot 4. b!k 3. Sunset
Park Add to Medford
Alice SJifcent to John NouJ, lot
on S. Oakdale Ave . Medford..
Marvin S. Woods to Walter
Wood et al. lots 1. 2. 7. S. blk.
3. FrayerV Add. to Eagle
Point -
George Currier et ux to Walter
J. Jones, land in sees, lu anu
22. tp. 36. S. R. W..
George Currier et "ux to Walter
J. Jones et ux. land in sec. li.
tn. 36. S. R. 4 W
George Currier et ux to Walter
J. Jones et al. land In sees.
15 and 22. tp. 36. S. R. 4 W...
Minnie Lane et vir to H. C. High
et ux. lot on Fork St.. Ashland
ICrvll J. Tarhell et ux to Effie L.
Tarbell. lots 3. 4, 5. SB of X rJ
sec. . tp. 36. S. R. 3 W.
C. A. McMurdo et ux to B. J.
Xeff et al. pt. lot 10. blk. 1.
Cottage Home Add. to Med
ford J. A. Douglass to Harold Hull,
lot 4. blk. 3. W. Medford Add.
to Medford
C. J. Fornaciari et ux to Eugene
Cole, lots 6. 7. blk. 4. Berry
vale Add. to Medford
Anna Starr et vir to E. H.
Haynes et al. pt. lot 1. blk. 7.
earner & Sabln Add. to Rogue
River -
Cora Wilson et vir to John Bur
nisnn. lots 1. 2. 3. blk. 2. Sun
set Park Add. to Medford
A. A. Moody et ux to C. If.
Dewaide. land in sec. 8. tp.
3 s. R. S. I W
E. E. Foss et ux to F. H. Haupt
man. SK of SW sec. 33. tp. 35.
S. R. 2 W
C. C. Gilchrist to Annie C. Gil
christ, land in Gold Hill W.
C. Schuehel et ux to Minnie
Xixon. lots 8 and . blk. 52.
Summit Add. to Ashland
35.45
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Fo;siliied remains of a mastodon
estimated to be between 7000 and
10.000 years old were found in California.
KIK ESME HOWARD HIRE
AS BRITISH AMBASSADOR
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Returning to Medford after the
Medford-Roseburg basketball game In
Roseburg Friday night a Maxwell se
dan belonging to John Billings of the
Medford Auto Works and driven by Er
nest Duschane of the California Ore
gon Power company, left the road
when rounding a curve about 10 miles
north of Wolf Creek, turned Into a
ditch and struck a pole, damaging the
car badly and cutting and bruising the
occupants, who were Miss Rose Bill
ings, Russell Sherwood and Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Callen. all employes of tho
California Oregon Power company.
The party was brought Into Med
ford by the cars of Robert Strang and
A. T. Hill, who were close behind them
also returning from the game.
The car Is a new one and covered
by Insurance. John Billings left to
bring it back to Medford this morn
ing. ,
Xo one was seriously Injured,
though all suffered cuts from the fly
ing glass and were severely bruised
and shaken Kussell Sherwood suf
fered an Injured ankle.
Bible TTrOughtr Tbday
GOD'S LOVE. The Lord horh np
peared of old unto me, savins. Yea.
I have loved thee with on evtrlHstlng
love: therefore with Invintr klndnesa
have I drawn thee. Jeremiah SI :
Dr. A. W. Deane, formerly of Med
ford. sustained a double loss recently
when Mrs. Dean passed away in Eu
gene, Ore., February 10. and his
niece, Mrs. "W. W. Usaher, passed away
at Santa SI on ice. Cat., February 27.
Mrs, Deane was formerly Madame
Hood, who conducted a beauty shop
in the Jackson County Bank building-.
She was the mother of Glen Rood, who
is a member of the local B. P. O. E..
and Vern Rood, both of Ocean Park.
Cal., and Mrs. Luclle Drury, formerly
Mrs. Hal Conrad, of this city, who now
i resides at Sebastopol. Cal. Mrs.
I Deane's death was due to appoplexy
and was a severe shock to her many
I friends and family. The interment
was made at Santa Monica, Cal..
where Dr. Deane expected to remain
with hi niece. Mrs. Ussher.
Shortly after his arrival Mrs. Ussh
er suddenly .passed away without an
hour's warninur. Mr- and Mrs. Ussher
lived in Medford for several years
and afterward at Ashland. She was
a sister of Mrs. Martha Spooner of
I this city. Besides her husband she
leaves onq daughter, Lorraine, who
is a student at the University of
Southern California.
The Union of South Africa in 1921
had a white population of 1,500.000
against 5.000,000 blacks.
A new species of spider with eight
long legs, pink iv nd striped with black
ha, made its nnpearancp in Colorado.
When the votes were counted at the
Armory last night it disclosed the fact
that Constance Ames had Jumped from
fourth to first place In the ladles' con
test; leading Icel Edwards by two
votes.
Vote' gains were made by Constance
Ames.' Victoria Andrews. Icel Ed
wards. Marian Hill. Mrs. N. I. Mar
tin and baby Joan Garnet.
The complete standing of all votes
cast up to. the time the count was
made at the circus last evening was
as follows:
I-adieH' Contest
Constance Ames 1,279
Icel Edwards 1.277
Mrs. X. I. Martin....- 1,248
Rose Hillings , 1,245
Victoria Andrews 1.222
Marian Hill 1,160
Babies' Contest
Mary Louise McElhose 1,878
Joan Garnett 1,505
Peggy Oarlock 1,400
Lo.s Pringlo 1.T40
Pauline Patrick 1,100
John Mann 1,100
Suiette Stennett 1,100
Mary Garden Sets Ovation. -SAN
FRANCISCO. March 8. Mary
Garden, prima donna of the Chicago
Civic Opera company, was Riven an
enthusiastic greeting by San Francisco;
music lovers when she sane.tfya titlo
role In Massenet's "Cleopatra' liere
last night. She wag in splendid ylce.
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Medford Armory, March 18
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This photograph of Sir me
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York on board the ateamahtp
Olympic. He was recently Am
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to li5 was Counsellor to the
Hrfish CmlvMiy In Washtnr.on
hlie James 3ryce was Ambassa
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tinted with jrwy at the temples,
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the ends. Sir Kme suggests the
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