PXfiK ETflTTT
M"TCDFOTiD MATL TIUP.TTfi. MEPFORD
OnEflOX, FT7TDAV, .TITLY 3, 102.'
GREB WINS IN
The Winner and Vanquished
SLASHING BOUT;
WEINERF K.O.f D
i i
Record Crowd Given Many
Thrills at Milk Fund Bouts
in New York DaveeShade
Springs Big Surprise By
Putting Q,ut Slattcry.
NKJj.V VOItK. July 3. (A. IV) Tho
world'H initMIowclKht ring crown wan
Hi til Miugly fitted to tho head of Harry
Greh today after fifteen tcmpcstouH
roumlH of fighting with Mickey Walk
er, welterweight king. Thcira was the
final limit of four thrilling hi niKKh'K
for charity lam night In thcYiiig of
Mhe ToIm grounds marked by two
Htunniiig kniM'koiitH. 4 G
Harry Vill veteran ncrn heavy
weight challenger, ton It only two
roundu l( Uhmh( if tho Ncwarjt come
buck, Churtt'y YVefnert.
Jimmy Klattery, Henwit fonal liuf
falo, N. V., middleweight, fell an un
ix I loc I imI vlot im to a furious attack
frinn tho (Jdlilcn liate centered m tho
fast flying fistH uf lavu Shade.
Floured three iIiikh In tho tiffin)
ruund rtlattcry was h:ivimI from a ion
cint when htH0HccoiidH toHSid In tho
litwci.
Jack Hharkoy and Joe ynch, rival
veteran hantaniH, feiiahl a four round
draw.
For thirteen roundH of a hi-Mixlng
mill with Walker, tlroo fought at
nloHO (itui;torH. ' Then ho 2ut Iooho.
Uomlng out of IiIh corner. In tho
fourLOenth, with a terrific right, ho
iqtun Mho challenger around with a
blow to the Jaw. Another right found
tire Hfino mark an Walker went to tho
ropes and for tho fliHt time at nee he
liccamc champion of they 1 17-pnun-dera,
tho KliKaholh, N. J., hoy watt
triggered and groggy,
, 1H'I leaped upon Walker and
drove him from rope io rope. The
challenger, hin face Weeding from
steady pound hit:, hi rove to protect
himself and thou. In one final of for?.
hv.lHHneft'put with right and leff at
t)lniOfnnlhMl lli-oli.
.Tho rnlly kept ftho middle-weight
champion nt hay mull the holl, and he
wont? Vigorously n-fy-r n knockout in
.
Above are photographs of Wills, the negro heavyweight, and We inert,
whqm he krfocked out last night in New York.
WORD BOY TO
CARRY IRON PIPE
INAIRJO MINE!
lental army 150 years ago. A pretlden ,
tlal salute wjg fired from army cannon
ai- the present's automuhilo ap
inroached the Walker Memorial build
inK on the MaHHHchUHetts Imttltute of
Technology campus where the parade
started.
Chief of Police McHrfde estimated
that 160.000 persons were lit the city
to see the parade.
SANTA HAltliAHA HIT AfiAIX
(Continued from pafe one.)
violent than the earlier
The fact that 11 1. 000 pounds of but less
lion pipe and rltlinfcs will he trans- shocks.
ported by airplane a diMtan-o "f &0i
miles from Iron Mountain, Mont., SANTA HA KHAR A, Cal.. July 3.
to a placer mine located In the; (A. P.) A sharp nartlmuake shock
Clearwater. Idaho, region according! occurred hero at 8:39 this morning
to ivo McKlnney. a former Med ford nd lasted about five seconds. The
hoy, who will bo In chance of the vibrations loosened a few bricks and
iraiiPiiortation f ihn miifhtv bulk of widened the cracks in somo of the
miuiiuitu wails, a lew wre Kl'U cuilil-
ne.vs toppled to the ground but no
metal,
The mine to which the iron is to
bo transported IIoh beyond a huge
mountain range, and the only means
of acceHH it has to the outer world
Is by pack trail which, of courso, is
a very slow moans of travel. The
other damage resulted as far as Is
known. Several other shocks followed
throughout the morning.
Reporters of the Santa Harbarn
News made a haHty survey of the city
and found only nominal damage. Tho
mining company realising this mado. towerg of tno ol( mlB8on Bhe(, ft reW
a new departure by entering Into mora pmniJa of Btone Rml mortar am,
negotiations with McKlnney, who UHthfl wpna Wero crnckod n uulo mor0i
a result, will uko two airplanes In ; but the old structure still stand
carrying the iron. Six months time
will bo saved by the faster moans of
travel, It Is said. ICach plane will
carry 600 pounds of tho ,metal and
will make a round trip In one hour
and one half, while tho slow-going
donkey could enrry but 200 pounds
and make the trip In four days. A
landing field Is being prepared on the
top of the mountain large enough
for landing purposes.
Mr. Mc Klnnc will tcommenco tho
work about tho lOih of this month,
nt which time Pathe News camera
man will bo on the scene to record
tho transportation of the find load.
Ho has boon visiting his parents
in the city for several days and early
this morning doparled in his 3-pns-senger
plane for Myrtle Point, where
he will tako part in the 4th of July
celebration In that city. He will re
turn to Med ford the earlier part of
next week to spend several days,
before setting oui on his return to
Wal'ace, Idaho, from whence he
came a few days ago. When flying
back to that city he will ko by
way of Klamath Falls and eastern
Oregon, hut when ho enma to the
oily. It was by way of Portland., The
three hundred or more miles which
inlervons from Portland wero tra
versed by him in tho surprising time
of three hou s and forty minutes.
How to Show Your Colors, July. 4th
BASEBALL SCORES
American League.
NEW YORK, July a. (A. P.)
Wally Pipp. Yankee first baseman who
suffered concussion of the brain when
hit by a pitched ball yesterday, is
much improved, hospital authorities
said today. He wilL he unable to leave
th" hospital for at least two wooka
nnd the possibility of his being avail-
fho flag should be displayed only being flown from a staff it should bo
mo iviieenin, itui ;iiimc:ki oi.n wilting irom sunrise m sunset, or neiween mrpiayea rial, whether indoors or out. iuhp for nlav In month t rr.Mw.t-,
times Walker ripped' sledge-hammer proper authority. It should be ills- vertically iiKantit a wall, tho union
drives Into the Pittsburg man's stoin- played on mi I tonal nnd slate holidays should be uppermost and to thoflag's
ioh until CJreb, recovering, went back "nd on historic and special neca sinus, own right; I. e.. to tho observer's left,
tit his opponent. The flag should always bo raised When displayed in a window it should
Tho crowd of tlfi.000 was elect rifled briskly aud lowered ceremoniously. bo displayed tho aaino way; that Is,
by tho spectacle of io champions When carried In a procession with with tho union or HjIuo field to the
bolting each other. Thus tJie final another flag or flags, the flag of the left of the observer in the street,
boll foil ml them (J rob majestic in a Tniled States should be either on the Wlflu festoons, rosettes on dra pings of
clever nnd decisive victory over a foe inarching right. I. e., tho flails own blue, white and red arc desired, bunt-
ho outweighed at I5it by seven pounds right, or when there ts a lino of other lug should be uSed, butt never the
and Wutkrr. great in an exhibition of flags the flag of the t'nited States flag.
fighting pluck which cost him none may be In front of the center of that t When displayed owr the middle of
of his prestige as a champion welter- lino. t tho street, as between buildings, the
weight; When displayed with another flag flag of the 0Lnited States should be
The battle had tho spectators on against a wall from crossed staffs tho suspended vertically with the union to
their tors throughout with Its speed, f'g of the I'nlled H titles should be on tho north In an oast'.and-wost street.
Walker, a dangerous hUP-r at a dls- the right. Iho flag's own right, and its or to (bo east In a norUi-andyiouth
(anco. was given few opportunities Hlaff should l.o in front of tfio staff street. . ,
to mix an ho would liked to Invo of tho other flag. .When used on a speakor's'platform.
done, flrei, quickly took the fight when a number of-flags are Iho fhig should bo displayed above
to clone duarters. where ho used his grouped and displayed from stuff, and behind tho speaker. If should
weight and every trick he knew to '"'' "r,llK Suited States should never be used to cover tho speaker's
find Walker wlih a flying right ''enter or at the highest point desk nor to drape over the front of the
that never ceased In Us windmill of ,hp K"l. . ;platroriu. If flown from a staff it
Always at the Peak miuuiu no on uiu speaKcrs rigiu.
Wills, who has fur several years "hen flags of states or cities or I 10 Place In Chuivh
perched on Jack Dempsey's door pennants of societies snt flown on the "When used In unveiling a statue or
step, has muHcles that are still Ihn- "'iie halyard with the flag of the monument, the flag should not be al-
ber nnd strong. At 213 pounds ho United States, the national flag should b.wed to fall to the ground, but should
hod a 28V4 pound weight advantage he always at the peak. When flown be carried aloft to w'avo outv fosmtng
en Wrrtnert. Wills fpil-klv put Wein- fmm "djacent staff the flag of the diptim-tivo feature during the re-
ert on the defenfve lit tho first 1 nlllMl Utv should be holstod first, malnder of tho ceremony,
round, and then finished htm alter Nn flll "p l'niant should be placed . ben tho flag is displayed In
one minute and 4R seconds of tho "lmve ,M ,n K"1 fj'K f church it should be from u staff
i iiu.-.i mm.'...
journry.
BOciiml. l'oilmim .link Krarns took l.nn-ocl ill tin' I'liliKi'i'KHlliiira liKm iih
.,!, M hn Bn..lt,.,l int., tho Nuht mm imunnn tllcy m.-o the .Ifluyinml. The B'l-
frnin wiilcli Ihn tttitto
At. CIovoIiuiiItt- n. IT. E
C'lilfiiRo 10 11 1
Cleveland .., cm 3
Lyons nnd Bohalk; Karr and My;tt.
At New York R. H. E.
Philndnlpliia 0 5 0
Now York 17 0
JJray. WhUw nnd Cocluano; Shaw
key and BongauBh. .
1
. At Boston',' h H. K
WiiRhfniUon ....T 11 21 1
Boston : 0 4 0
CovoI"skfp nnd Rtiol; Zahnisor. Hosb
and Piclnlch.
National League.
At" Plltshuig R. II. K
rinemtlntl , S :l 2
I'iltKhiirs (. 0 4 2
Dnnohii" nnd llarsravo; Adams, Col
lotln and Goocli.
It did after the heavy nuako on Mon
day.
St. Antliony-s coIIorb and tlio St.
Prancis hospital, which were badly
wrecked on Monday, siiffered little
additional damage. Both are still
standing. In one or two places plumh
I11B was wrenched and hroken hut the
iownr lines and gas pipes that had
heen repaired wero not disturbed.
As a result of-tho shock this morn-,
Ins there were wild rumors coneern
Inir the dnmaKe, but they proved to bo
without foundation or exaggerated.
One report said that the mansion of
C. K. G. Billings of Chicago, which Is
located In Monteclto, had boen de
stroyed. A detail of pollen and a
newspuper man visited tho place and
found the buildings of the estate in
practically the same condition as
after the quake Monday. Somo plaster
fell hut the employes say that the
building did not suffer to any serious '
extent today.
A few persons who were working
In wrecked or damaged buildinsa
were bruised in their scramble to get
out, but a visit to the Cottage hospital
where tho quake sufferers are cared
for, shows that not a single person
has heen added to the Injured list up !
to 10:15. I
Tho city officials report that the '
city hall, which escaped practically
undamaged in tho first shock Monday, ,
suffered a Utile damase In this morn-1
lng's quake.
Several large cracks appeared In
the walls, but the damage is not re
garded as serioua.
The reconstruction commission was
in session in tho city hall at the time
of the shock and in tho rush to get
f'om the building. City Manager Her
bert Xunn. who has been laboring
under strain and workinu incessantly
since Monday, slipped and fell on the
stairway. Ho was taken home but is
not thought to be badly hurt.
One of the best exhibitions of cold
nerve ever seen in time of stress wni;
furnished by the Associated Press
operator 'n the offtco of tho Daily
News. When tho building began to
rock he opened the key and announced
the quake to the outsido world and
took out his watch to timo the dura
tion of the shock ns he watched the
buildings roll and rock.
A second hard jolt came at 10:21,
which did not. help the nerves of the
people but did not damage.
WHOOPIE!
STARTS TODAY
A Picture
Every
Oregonian
Will Want
to Seel
BIG 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
miiiiiiu'
From the Story by CHAS.
WELLINGTON PURLING
Thrills, Spills and Eomancc!
YOU'LL LOVE IT!
NO ADVANGE
IN PRICES:
Matinee 25c Evening 35c
Kiddies a Dime Any Time
"MYSTERIOUS
STRANGER"
A Comedy
PATHE REVIEW
"PEGGY" RIDLEY
at the Organ
CONTINUOUS SHOWS TOMORROW
12:30 TO 11:00 P. M.
SUNDAY "THE PRAIRIE WIFE," With '
Dorothy Devore and Herbert Rawlinson
ii)ilLWiiagi
commission '""I'layed they should ho flown vlco flag. Iho state flag, or other films
" B'-i'.u.iu- wui'ir. n im Hll me h lull it hi nt the err of Ihi, rrinirrnim-
iti'iKiu aim ine iihks snnu 1 Iu nr ah- 11. ,
proximately onunl Htxe.
If in tho chancel the flag of the
(Interna- hilled States should be placed on the
nuilrh Wills nnd Di'mpscy.
Jimmy Blatit'ry'a defeat gave tho
. ..,. I l.u ,',.i,ti,ul bUiIi t,f the
, , l,"K ,,m nnove that of an- grogatlon and other flags on his loft.
... , ' ""u,r "f I"'"'''-' ' Whvn the flaa lc in such condition
Slat oiy had boon winning spootae. ,. , flllB , Mf.t! yoi, from th, , , a fm, rmMrm
tllfr flshls In Now orlt npd was a B.rf ,j,,(.,K I, n t H v or nt u fr dlspluv. It should not be cast aside
strong favorite. I'he clever Mattory nlxKh, fl.m llo w,w Ml balcony 'or used In nnv way that might bo
cuW not solve tho crom hlllK. boimc , fr,lt f i.uII.IIiik. the union or the viewed as disrespectful to the national
Ins. Gold Gale enigma. A -sharp flag should go clear to the head of tho colors, but should bo dostrovod ns n
loft hook in the third caught Hint- staff unlesn tho flag is at half mast. I whole preferably by burning or by
lory u'.mroly on tho button and ho Su-ix-ml It Vorlii-ally somo other method In harmony with
.went down, to come up at tho count When the flag of the I'nltod States Iho reverence and respect wo owe the
of nine. Down he went twice more. j dlsplnyjd In u nia'nner other than .emblem representing our country.
'I nn . as ;te was stumming ani'inu . r-I-J . :
th ring, u towel fluttered from hla
1,1 ' i i" 1.11,11 nine loiiuiis io-
morrow night at Brighton ns tio
. At Philadelphia It II. K
Boston fi 14 1
Philadelphia 10 14 1
Barnes nd Gibson; Decatur, .Mor
rison and Wilson.
At Brooklyn
Vow York
Brooklyn
Greenfield and Snyder
Uebcrrv.
At Chicago II. If. K.
St. bonis in Hi 3
Chicago 8 0 0
Dlckernian, Dyer, Soihoron and
TFnrroll, Schmidt; Ulnko, Jncobs and
Hnrtnott.
II. H. K
8 0 1
0 IB 0
Osbom and
corner..
They weighed
tcry .1118 ij.
Hhude, 153; Slat-
featiire of a boxing touriiainent, the
pioceeils of which will go to the. Hoynl
Sussex hospital.
The champion will go three rounds
each with Phil Scott, who la consid
ered a likely future heavyweight
champion, and Captain Urnest Chand
ler, former amateur heavyweight
title holder.
BUT CAN'T GET IT
KANSAS CITY, Knn.. July 3. I ,.
IM icne Tuanvy, liKlit heavy wn!;;h
liMxlm; rhamnlou anil recent conuiioror
of Toiiuny lllldmns. will meet Italian
.lack Herman. New York hoavvwoluht.
In n teii-ioiind no decision bout here
IW-.l.iek tnniKht.
The chair plon is Iho ileeMed fa-
(ONDO, July a. (A.
DcmpHcy, In r ctmiofl article to be.
mbllnh'u1 in the Weekly Ol;jp!Uch on vcrite
Hitndity, mys: lillly (iihnn. mnnnver of Tunney.
"I ntn tinotnployptl because tUoro nro antunincrd tol.ty lie whuUI confer with
no few fi&Meis who will ho Kivlnu the Jack Pempsey on the bitter's return
I hi blto n kooiI show for their money if from Kurope in an effort to match
wn meet. Nobody i:i morn anxious to Tnnoey with the heavyweight chain
feet into tho r.MK than I am." ploir thin er. (libson raid ho would
The ohainpicn neon little proxpect urgo the final for Labor day.
of any work before .luty of next year,
ih;i i:nsi: i ilks ix-irxmox
(('ontiiuuMl from pape one.)
The newspaper says lt infer ma
tin;! wan received from Hob Mat
thews, Mr. ttumlay'ti secretary, . a t
Oirrotltun, Ky. Mr. SBiulay ia nt
htB home In Hood River, ore., where
the letter containing the Imitation
has been sent.
HOOD RIVKR. Ore., July 3. (A.
1) The Uev. William A. Sunday
wan not nt home today, but Mrs.
Sunday, better known ns "Ma." when
told by the Associated l'ress, that her
hutdmnd had been Invtied to nnsist
in the pronecutlim of John T. Scopes,
Tetmesxec leather of evolution, nald;
"I know he won't do It."
when he Is to meet (!ene Tunney. Ho
d'nclAlnts riiKUcMtimn thiit he Is hold
ln out for hifJh prices, declaring his
t.!lHnmeRS to fiKht at any timu on a
percentHKtt Iui.-Ih.
Advance noticrH of Iho nrtlde were
given out today.
Yesterday's Results.
At Portland n. Sacramento 3.
At Seattle t. Salt Lake 0.
At l.o AtiKeles (. ernon t.
At San Francisco 1J. Onkland 1,
Sun Classified Ads get results.
Fair and Normal.
SAN YV ANl ISt(). July S The
weather outlook, for the week begin-
nlnn July 5 was announced here today
hy the i'nlted States weather bureau
ns follows:
Kor falifornln. Oregon and Wash
limton Fair weather and normal tem
perature. hut with considerable clouds
and fogs aiotiR the coast.
Xonr.nl fire h:itird Is Indicated for
Kra In ttelds and the forested areas,
Wltn Medford trade la Medfurd mad
ItiK l.biuor Hall nt Sea.
MORil.K. Aln.. July 3. (A. T.)
The const arunrrt cutter Comanche
Is en route to Mobile with a schooner
nnd two motorboats captured In the
(tulf of Mexico with 2000 cases of
I iii nor aboard, according to a wire
less dispatch to Mobile customs of
fkias today. "
PKAt'K I' ACT KMH)KSl-;i
'PontlTmed Prom Pare rni
QUALITX
CORNER J
Fountaiti
Lunches
and we havo Winstcl'
Delicious Candies.
Davidson's
Corner Fir and Main
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Highest Quality Jewelry Ttopnlrliiff
Diamond Kottine, Watch
IteiHilrlng
Satisfaction Aasured In
duality and nrlce.
yt ' UB your wants.
tlon and by forms of Judicial de
termination ,
"While our own country should re
frain from mnkluK political commit
ments where It does not have politi
cal interests, such covenents would
always have the moal support of our
government, and could not fail tu
have the commendation of the pub
lic opflilon of the world. Such a
courso would be sure to endow the
participating mttlons with an abun
dant material and spiritual reward.
Oj what other luisis can there he
any encouragement for a disposition
to attempt to finance a revival of Eu
rope? The world has tried war with
force and has utterly failed. The
only hope of success lies In peace,
with justice. No other principle con
forms to the teac.hlng of Washing
ton: no other standard Is worthy of
the spirit of America; no other
course make so much promise for
the regeneration of the world."
CAMHRinGK, Masa.. July 3 (A.
P.I President CooUdse arrived In
Cambridge from Swampscott at 1:38
P. M.. dayiuht saving time, today to
lead and later review a parade ending
at Cambridge common, where Wash
ington took TonitUHiid of the Contin
. After a good
day's outing eat
" a good
Sunday Dinner
$1.00
Hotel Medford
GAS WATER
HEATERS
Ten Days Special
$25 Installed
$2.50 Down-$l a Week
DO YOU KNOW
What It Costs to Bathe a Baby?
In tlio ilitys pitst il cost n hit of worry anil work
wailing for the v;iKt in the krttle to hoil.
Tndny a hahy's Itntli moans a turn of the faiioot,
u pi'tiny or two. '
The GAS WATER HEATER does the trick.
Does it for the cost of a newspaper. We have had
experienee in the healing of water and we are ylad to
jrive our customers the benefit of this experienee at
their request.
Call' 526
Southern Oregon Gas Comp'y
GAS
209 West Main St.
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LEE W ATKINS
has opened his store at tho .old
stand, 397 S. Front, with a full
line of
FEEDS AND SEEDS
Call and see me. Bring your eggs.
Will pay market prices. Phone
146. I don't deliver.
1924 BUICK SIX '
GLASS ENCLOSED
A Real Buy
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
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