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A large party of Hertford liiiBiness
men will le the KUUHts of the Call
forula Oregon Power company tomor
row, Sunday, April 5, on a trip to the
row on a trip to the new power plant
crinHtructlon activities on the Klamath
river. i ::(
There are now about 1000 men em
ployed building what Is known as
Copco No. 2 development. This Is
about IB miles east of Thrall on the
Klamath river and about one milo
downstream from the original Copco
No. 1 plant.
The party tomorrow will go by
automobile to Thral, which Is just be
automobile to Thrall, which Is just be
the Southern Pacific. It Is expected
that there will be 10 or IS cars In the
caravan. Prom Thrall the party will
be taken over the power company
railway to the construction activities
Copco No. 2. Three or four hourH
will be spent visiting points of In
terest In connection with the original
plnnt and the new plant, and lunch
will be served in one of the modern
camp dining rooms, which the com
pany, lias been maintaining for tbo
men engaged on the work. After
lunch the return to Thrall will be
made on the Copco railway, where the
party will again pick up the automo
biles, the caravan returning to Meil
ford some time In the early evening,
v ,Tbis trii Is one of several that have
already been conducted over the ex
tensive Klamath river development,
and It Is quite possible that several
more parlies will visit the operations
throughout the coming summer. The
work will be completed In the near
future, but on account of Its magni
tude and Importance to the growing
territory In northern California and
southern Oregon) grent interest has
been manifested by business men
throughout tbo territory.
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DEMPSEY TO FIGHT
WILLS IN EAST IS
Tho JneltNon County Game Protec
tive association met last night at the
j Hotel Medford and after a very short
(diseuHHion the sportsmen unanimously
endorsed the action of the 1'ortland
NewH In Invoking the referendum on
II. n. 502 of the 33rd kjfinlature.
I I -I. 11. 501! is the hill imKscd taking
10 per cent of the game fund for state
expenditures.
The president wrtH authorized to ap
point n committee of three to advise
with the state game commission as
to whero find what kinds of fish to
I plant in Jackson county.
I It was the opinion of all present
that Jackson county Is ahout depleted
of China pheasants. Concerted action
will lie taken to stop the Illegal killing
of lilrds out of season.
Captain iturijluluff has advised by
letter that at least four members of
the state game commission will attend
the annual banquet to bo held at the
Hotel Medford April 16. Otto Jones,
educational director of the -commission
will show his moving pictures of
wild life In Oregon.
I Tickets for the banquet aro now on
sale.
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"The Jackson county court mot
Thursday with the Josephine county
court for tho discussion of matters
of Interest to both communities. Tho
Jackson officio Is explained to some
extent their plans for tho holding of
a district fair, composed of Jose
phine, Jackson and 'Klamath counties
In Oi'Kon and Siskiyou county In Cali
fornia. They, did not go Into details
on the matter at this time hut let It
to known that such a move Is. con
tomplated.
They spent a part of their time
going over tho Josephine county
courthouse and seeking data ami
plans. The Jackson officials feel the
need for Increased t millets and are
taking stops to get some plan formu
lated before again putting the matter
before the poo pie. The county offic
ial are now cramped for space, the
old courthouse In Jacksonville still
being used.
Judge W. J. Ilartzoll and Commls
fiionors Victor nurse II. of Centrnl
Point, and tleorgo Alford, of Medford
were present at the meeting. They
were talcon to lunch hy the Josephine
county court at noon yesterday.
Grants Pass Courier.
BUT LOSE GAME 5 TO 7
NEW YOUIC. April 4. Fourteen
hits failed to win the nineteenth game
of the series with tho Yankees for the
Itroaklyn Dodgers yesterday nt At
lanta, tin. The Hugglns clan collect
ed only seven, but got thorn within the
two closing Inning, thus winning 7
to ft.
A welcome rain gave the Giants a
rest In tho series with tho Memphis
team of tho Southern association.
DELANEY IS GIVEN A
NEW YORK, April 4. The Even
ing World says today that negotia
tions for a heavyweight title bout be
tween Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills
"have been quietly maturing the past
two weeks, which virtually Insures the
staging of this much dlHCUHHPd con
test shortly after tho middle of Sep
tember." The newspaper has learned. It ndds,
that a site for the mout has "been
contracted for very close to New York
City that will insure the handling of
the biggest crowd that ever assembled
at a boxing contest.
"Arrangements are assured," says
the writer, "for the handling of 150,
000 and Jack Dcmpsey'a end of the
purse la to he not less than 750.000.
"Home of the most Important figures
in the world of sports, in no way con
nected with boxing and of financial
prominence, are behind the project.
They will be represented by Jack Cur
ly in the role of match maker for the
contest. .
"The promotion Is not fikcly to go
to Tex Itickard or any of the other
promoters who have been mentioned
as promoters of the proposed bout."
I THrn Ie feats Norgaartl.
PENDLETON, Ore., April 4. Ira
Dern, Salt Lake City light-heavyweight
wrestler, defeated Jim Nor
gaard, Wallowa grappler last -night
in one of the most desperately con
tested and speediest mat events ever
staged In this city.
IRE ATHLETICS
IN COLLEGES IS
COACH YOST'S PLEA
MILWAUKEE1. Wis., April 4,
Thero Is need for more games and
physical exercise in the universities of
America ho that students will be pro
ducts of all around development, In
stead of a one-sided one. Fielding H.
Yost, director of athletics at the
University of Michigan, said today In
an nddross before the Milwaukee Uni
versity club.
"Jf one Is to render useful service,
It is necessary that he have a keen
intellect, a sound and enduring body,
be fundamentally sound In character
dependable, reliable, trustworthy
and honest with the right attitude
townrd life and place in society,"
Yost said. "Certainly the develop
ment of tho Intellect alone would not
he of much benefit to the individual
or society if character, health and
endurance were neglected.
"Is ft not true that if we are to
have tho right type of development
In our universities a program for the
development of all three of these
parts of tho Individual must be pro
vided to dovelop'a man mentally and
not look after his physical well being
would only make him a charge on so
ciety and certainly If a man is devel
oped intellectually and physically and
his moral qualities are all wrong, he
is only a menace to society. His de
velopment would then serve only to
fire him to do greater damage.
"We do not need fewer games nnd
less physical exercise in our schools
and universities, but for the major
ity we need more. We need a sense
frf proportion in the development
boys and girls in our educational in
stitutions so that the Individuals that
leave our schools and universities will
be products of an all around develop
ment and not a one-sided one."
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TlgorH Boat Cincinnati.
hETHOiT, April 4. With a 9 to
1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds,
at Augusta, Ga yesterday, tho De
troit Tigers were scheduled to face
Jack Hendricks' team there again
today.
CINCINNATI?, April 4. Yej-fer-day's
victory of the Detroit Tigers
over Cincinnati gave the American
league teams an tedge of one game
over the Iteds this spring, the count
being four games to three. Tho
Reds have beaten Washington, New
York and St. Louis and lost to Wash
ington, Cleveland twice, and Detroit.
Red Sox Defeat Nashville.
BOSTON, April 4. Excellent pitch
ing by Ruffing was a feature of the
Red Sox, 8 to 3 victory over the Nash
ville, Tenn., club yesterday. Ruffing
pitched the last three Innings, striking
out five men, four of them in a row.
Robin Heed Beats Marus.
ALBANY, Ore., April 4. Robin
Reed, Olympic star, now Oregon
Agricultural college wrestling in
structor, won two out of three falls
from Johnny Mnurut), of Oakland,
Cal., claimant of the Pacific coast
lightweight wrestling championship
here last night. '. Reed took the first
fall In 34 minutes; Maurus the next
in the same length of time, and
Reed took the final fall in 31 min
Niirml to Race In S. P. April 30
SEATTLE. April 4. A race in San
Francisco April 30, will be the last
In America, a telegram received here
today indicated, for Paavo Nurml, of
Finland, world's premier ' distance
runner.
RAILROAD BANDIT CONVICTED
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"Oh. that's all right."
Chapman's frail body was erect, his
striking head held high, the eyes
looking straight nhead and the lips
compressed as IiIh guards manacled
him. He took a chair In his base
ment cell, asked a cigarette of one of
Ills guards, lighted it and went Into u
whispered consultation with Orochl.
Chapman was convicted of the
murder of Patrolman James Skeyy of
New Britain on October 12. 11)24, in
.Hhootlng his way to freedom after
three policemen had trapped him In
the rear of the department store of
Davison and Luventhal, where he had
just "blown" two safes.
A Man of Mystery.
Gerald ('liHpinan renin In 8 a man of
mystery, his real name, his antece
dents, his birthplace and his family
history unknown.
He has revealed with frankness
some details of his careor of crime.
But much of his life story remains
hidden. He has used many mimes
during his criminal careor of IS years
f which only five have boon spent
outside prison walls. Hut (torn Id
Chapman Is not his name nor is his
tmme apparently any ot' the othct'H he
bus adopted as aliases.
He Is said to have been born in
New Yon. about 87 years iiro ot a
respected family, of which he Is said
to have been tho only member who
swerved from proper paths.
It has been said that he hns a
brother who Is u business man of high
position and repute. Chapman hns
verified none of theHe things. Ho has
protected his family.
Chapman as It is indicated hn will
continue to be called has given evi
dence of considerable culture although
Mb education is supposed to have boon
confined to high school. Much of this
Is attributed to his rending nnd stu?y
while in prison and ittso to Iho intlu
ence of Oeorge "1 hitch" Anderson,
college graduate and super eimik, who
was his fellow prisoner and pnl nnd
Inter his associate in tho great $2. iK
000 mail truck robbery In New York
City, one of the biggest "Jobs' modern
crookdom has known.
PORTLAND,- Ore.. April 4. Jim
my Dnlnnoy. light-heavyweight of
St. Paul, administered a sound whip
ping to Harvey Perkins, Omaha in
tho ten round main event hero last
night, but tho judges declared tho
mutch a druw. The decision was
very unpopular with the fans, who
appeared to figure Delaney bad won
by a wide margin. Perkins proved
that he Is an exceedingly tough man
to beat.
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8 has been paid on Class "B" and Installment savings accounts
for more than four years.
Start a savings account with ,a dollar or move..,. A thousand 1 ,
dollar certificate can be matured in seventy-six months by a pay
ment of ten dollars a month.
Loans are made on real estate for the purpose of buying, build
. iiig or improvement of homes. ,
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
C. M. KIDD, Pres. O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
30 North Cetitral Avenue Medford, Oregon
Senators Heat Pelicans.
WASHINGTON, April 4. The Sen
ators moved on to Mohlle for a game
with that club there today after put
ting the second battle with the Peli
cans at New Orleans In their pockets
by a score of 0 to 0. Johnson nnd
Gregg, hurling five nnd four innings,
respectively, each held the New Or
leans tenm to two hits.
plnemen
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MKW niil.KAXM. Anrtl 4. Kn-
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line opei 0 iIr bet ween N el Or
leans and Li Pnf have b i grant-
retroaciftc to September 21, 1924. j
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Warning to Public
The law against dumping cans and trash along county roads
will be strictly enforced.
Several people have violated this law unknowingly by dump-:
ing cans and trash east of the Medford cemetery, at Griffin Creek
and on the Bybee. Bridge road. V
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Northbound From Medford
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