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Big Auto Races, Medford, Tomorrow
PAGEANT STARTS
FIRST OF WEEK
PATENT THEFT
VANCOUVER
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Thi! Hoiillu'rn Oickuii lonnln touina- Kuril .Mutoi iiunimny i liifrliiKliiK n
inont hnld al AhIiIuiiiI (hl Kvvlt wuh . wu lit fur uuliiinuliili- li'nnniillin
un of tlm niohI HUccciiHful evur hIukciI, lmilH, 1'nrk uml liolinc. Inc.. of HI.
acordlng to J. D. Moi-miii. wliu iiiull-i l'"Ul Urclure in u lilll of complaint
HROtl llio tlll l'O-illiy liu i'l. The tin- fl'i'il In I ho Pulled KIiUiih tllxtrlt-l
IriintH were numi'fiiUB, Nome iromliiK courl. Tho lutler cuiicern HfekH an
from itosoburs itlld Oninis I 'am, while ' llljlllicl loll anil an uiiiiunlllic of pruf-
ItH It Irfxl uml UumiiKeM HUffei-ed uh u
rt'KUlt of the ulli'Ki'il InfrlnKeiiieiil.
The iilaiiiliff Kiyn that In I ill 6
ThiilnaH Jut:kewhlU', of lilaho Clly,
litaho., invented improvements on
tianHiniKHl.in lmml iiml win Kpunicd !" i .w, U1U iiiuney, uui new uin jin'a arrival
two imtcntH which Inior pawned un- , " ,v, 1 ,,, , . . . , , A. , llHhment of Fort vuncouvcr nn the
dm- control of (he local company, c-n- i U1 . "w uio uuiy wuyi-iir settlement In tho Mate of Wtum-
(taRftl In tho iimnufaciurt. and ale of lllerii, wl p ere as official 111 Oregon where mich a bis list of,jnBton. The aecond deplHH the arrl-
automobile parlH timer, and everytlihiB it ready , for the noted drivers In their famous cars val of tho United Stutes troops under
The petition HiatcH tho Invention irlve biK event at tll -kaon county will face a starter this year, and big Lieutenant Phil Hherfdan and the
met with popular approval and then;, f " ' u 0",u" Ul MUIuru luuitea mr irom up state trannrcr of the pot from British to
wiwuiiwt uiiciiiwuii. an ud uuimoiu vuniuiuid. 'American ruie. me tnird deals witn
This track is noted us on of the The first event will start at 2:30 the present, showiuff the industrial
fastest dirt spvdwuys on the coast P. M. and tho " gates will bo opened and horticultural devolonnient of the
the majority were' present from Med
ford and Anhland.
The results of ithe last two days of
tho meet are Riven- below:
Keillor Boy HJtiBlch WisineMlay.
Hpatz (.Medforilj beat W. Chimin
(Ashland) 11-1. 0-4.
D. Cicnault ((Irants J'hhn) beat l'aul
, WKner Ahluml) C-4. ti-4.
' ' J. Hunt (HoHcbure) beat D. tlcuault
(Cininls Pass) ti0, 5-7, 0-2.
liruton ( ItoHeltiii k) "eat 11. Joy
(Aahlaud) (1-4.
J. Hunt (RoHebure) beat EuRcne
Dcliick (Ashland) C 'J, ti-2.
(lies (UnHcbuig) beat J Jul Icy (Bed
ford) 7-6. 0-4.
Girth l-'ree for All SIiiuIcn
' Daphne UukIk-m (ItowuburK) won
Incompleted match with K. I'ratt
(AHhland).
Daphne Hughes boat Helen Detrlck
(Ashland) 7-5,
Duphtto HuglieM beat Minn Middle
(Grants Push) 7-li, -4.
Duphno IIurIkm won the Southern
Oregon chuniploiiNhlp and the Lithla
park championship.
'' Junior boyH MeOeo. Ashland, beat
Winutrout, Grants Pass, U-3, U-L'.
Cole, Grants Pans,beat K. McGee,
Ashland, U-0, ti-H. Hulen, Aliltind,
beat Cole, Grants Pumh, (i-1, 0-4,
Free for all singles Itaymond
Fish, Medford,, beat II. P. Jewett,
Central Point, U-!i. 6-a. Lyle Hums,
Ashlnmt. beui Haymond FIhIi, Med
ford. 7-5, (I -a. Leonard Brown.
Alcdford, beat Itruten, KoHeburg, 0-1,
0-3. i
, Kreo for ull doublet Ituughnmn
und Builey vs. Giles and limit. Bee
sou and Joy, Ashland and Medford,
tiu A lln t. n.t ll'n.ttii.f A mm, ml
K-.niH niwi Hi vfini AHtii .nH live i wounds received by tho two guards Parsons and MeGco and City Attor
. - I ,,.. ft 1,. !.( i, m tUna.. l-rtj.Jtt l'wl IWU VJl.llltliloKI..!.!. ..f t.-..n,.., !.... l.
'JVil Kinim hhowii In his lu.-o nhiirur Ke-ial. Ho It a famous illrt
Inirk 'driver, mi'iiily fmii ilie fiiM. h lieix lie cMahllHlteU M'venil records.
SiiiipHou ulll drive hi I lie Medford races loiiHirrouv,
The speedway Is In fine condition, the local drivers are not only going
VANCOirVKB, Wash., Aug. 15.
First dress rehearsal of the pageant.
"Tho Coming of the White Man.' was
held last night at the old Kurt Van
couver centennial grounds by the com.
puny of 3lu and the chorus of 15U.
The . celebration opens Monday and
continues o week'. ; j
Tho pagennt, written by Dr. ICjancis
IjUVIolclle and Dwlght Parish, direc
tor, consists of throe episode. The
first deals with Dr. John McLough-
in IS:! 5 and tho estab'
was a heavy demand for the bands.
The Ford concern Is specifically
charged with knowing they contrived
to deprive the Kt. Louis firm of the
profits which would accrue to It un
der the invention by unlawfully manu
facturing and selling transmission
bands containing principles of tho invention.
ii;.Il,()( li IX MAN HINT,
t Continued From Page One)
Oregon" Jones, were killed, was
begun here last night at tho ofllr-o.
of Coroner Lloyd T. liigdon. After
establishing tho Identity of the dmid
men und the manner und ouufc of
their deaths the imiucst' wuh ad
journed until Monday afternoon ut
2 o'clock.
James W. Lewis,' former warduti c-f
the state prison and now a M.irU n
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and the International speed urduta and at li.M. - .
CITY OF ORENCO BASEBALL SCORES j
DENIES CHARGES iSi vS
DO Mil IMrl ATIDM Vaneo und Uoburry; Uuinca and
DUIlU MNH Ul'"'
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comiiiunlty in tho span of J00 years.
, Cook Shot In Holdup Dies,
POR.TLAND, Aug. 10. James Kos
sons. 34, a cook; died toduy from a
bullet which robbers fired at him
when., ho refuseU to hold up his
hands at their command early Wed
nesday morning In ' tho hold-up of
tho - restaurant whore Nessons work
ed, Two k men,' thought by officers
to he residents of , Portland, are
sought in connection with tho crime.
POKTLAiND. Aug. 15. City
clals of Orenco in a statement
llshcd hero today, tukc Issue
offl-puu-wlth
county deputy sheriff, formally iden- charges which have been published
Ufled Hweeney, whom he had known eonvcrnlng the financing of their city,
for 30 years. Kdwln Jaco linen r.f Tho statement declares that all bonds
Portland Identified Holman. He was Issued by the city were duty uuthor-
Molinan's brother-in-law. D'o Jones ized- It says:
of Portland, n brother of the dead ' "Stanley Myers, district attorney of
desperado. Identified "Oregon" Jones. Multnomah county, admitted yester-
Dr. w. Carlton Hmllh described tho day in the presence of Commissioners
At Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
-Donohuo and Hargrave: 'Kremer,
Oldham, Adams, Hhcchnn arid Gooch,
Last day special electric range of
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At Philadelphia It. H. E.
Boston .10 10 1
Philadelphia 4 11 3
Barnes and Gibson, O'Noll; Ring,
Couch and Wilson.
fnnk with enm.
vs.
Gilmore, Uoseburg,
Hunt. Kosoburg.
vs. winner.
Junior singles Hulen, Ashland, vs.
MeGoo, AhIiIuiuI. D. Joy, Ashland,
vs.? winner.
Free for all singles Giles, Uose
burg, vs. Hants, Ashland. Chattln,
AHhtaml; , vs Avlnner. Brown, Med-
been misiiifniined
to the
amount of city bonds printed and out-
Itun Down (Iocs. standing.
SILVKUTON, Ore., Aug. (A. "Kinco broadcasting the alai ininu
P.) Possemen seeking Tom Murray,, news that three printing houses In
Lllswortli Kelly and James Wlllos, J Portland were understood to have
convicts who escaped from tho Ore
gon penitentiary at Kulem Wednes
day night today were stilt running
u, ,, v. winner unuv coineieu ew.u- ()(iW1 1.(l)MrlM f HUHpuL.ts seen at V,l
' , ' , , ,1M rlouH places, while a slron'f cordon
'I liursday, senior slngloH-Gllmore WI(8 KuanHll t.anyoI n,.iu. u.,.e In
beat Joy, 0-4. ti-. Giles beat llua .,,.,, tiftVVrH believe tho fug.tlvcs
fl-1, ll-l. Kams beat Giles, 8-0, ti-3, tfm( vv(uQ
0-2. Hums beat Brown, 0-2, 0-4. Ono puHH(; W(,nt w tho ml)rh Uoilw
championship.
Junior HlngleK 'Hulen beat McGee,
0-1; 0-2. Hulen beat Joy, (1-1, 11-2.
Hulen won Junior championship.
Free for all doubles Giles and.
lluiit bout Allen and Wagner; Giles
and Hunt beat Baughman and Bai
ley, and won southern Oregon cham
pionship,.
of Mrs. Hoy King and daughii.r, in Id
way between Victor Point an 1 Union
Hill, wjicro the women reported they
nail noon two men run through ineM1
garden. 'No trace of the tUfTltivei was
found, ,
An hour Inter shooting was heard
in this vicinity, but lii"csilg:Uo:-s
failed to determine Its caiiso.
. yapnno llUKm.Sl lb, uoscnurg. won ,.,,.,., BO fnl. a8 Murray,
girls free for all championship by K(jv U)(, W1IH con(Wniwli to
defeating Katherlno Pratt. Helen a rcm.t fm1 Klimmlh K(lMl lIml
Uclrlck, Ashland, and 15. Kiddle or th,cw lM,n w(th ,.ovnlvc, hu), t:ulll.
Grants Pass. Tho young lady will limll(j(.0'rrd an automobile the., and
play In tho Willamette valley tour- fwvvtl ()0 (rlV(1. lo Hlju.t lu.thwara.
numeiu io uo neiu soon ai naieni. - ii,.,,ut Hhi-if niuiinM ,.r n.m.
Aceoi'dlpg ,.to John Itecson, Allett
and Sams of Ashland, and Fhdi and
Brown of Medford wore tho most
kilfnl pluyers of the meet. He also
Vtatcs Hiut tho game between I trow n
and Kiuhs,' which derided the soiith-
tllla county, one of the
O w ens and Hart w ho
'captors of
murdered
printed J!MHi,i)(iO worth or moro of
Orenco bonds, the Investigators have
boon unable to substantiate their
claims," said the statement.
"The City of Orenco has bonds' out
standing only to the amount of $(M,
000. Ample provision has been, made
for the payment of interest and the
retirement of. all of the bonds of the
city. There has not been printed or
Issued lt0.ril,000 of bonds yas the
alarmed invest gators erroneously
published in the papers, the total
amount Issued since June ifi, y2ii,
being but COO, 000.' -
Tho statement also declares:
'"Ah to the value of the security be
hind the outstanding bonds of the
c:!ty, It will be Interesting to know that
just a part of the property within the
city has been valued by competent
and reliable appraisers (Messrs. Henry
13. Hoed and Whitney L. Hose), of
Port html. Ore., at approximately
5050.000."
VUXGKANCK TllltHAT I I LI ILLKD
Taylor, has joined tho
(Continued From Pago One)
Khitriff I'll
ltll-. ll ,.lUn .tA ..f tltnt-
origlnal captors of James Wllloi and t'ttl ,f rpprlH.il that resulted In
believes the latter will desert Mm
the death of Iten llanee and his wife.
ern Orovnil singles championship, was rny Kv ,(t , fh.Hl UI)U.(( Warden H. K W. Neott said that the
one of the hardest fought of the . ,. J bandit has Itail tin visitors during
entire meet. White ltiown had to Wlllos a Crnrk Shot. 11,0 l,,oril,nK' I Us attorneys may call
contend with the accurate placing u'tn.m uni.i ii,.Uiti,iH l'o him at any time, but none of
Itfng Chapman because of the shooting
oy nun, ouiih nau cuniv,,,, ., U rXl,..l riUu B,,nt fu). (, 1)iUmi1(1.
KniuniiMiK innrs. mown. hi. Unm.llv known trn.i iiiiinnfMetiifPr
ono time was the champion of Coo llluI WHH alm, l.,llllll((m in;irk(,mn of
In Indiana.
coiiciro, and both young men
proteges of Iteesoii.
Compliments upon their sports
manship stutes Heemin. aro duo all
tho players taking part In the meet.
Ho is also appreciative of tho In
terest of 'Valley people, who came
by hundreds to view the different
matches.
It la possible to hold a slate meet
In southern Oregon next year, ho
states, if more courts are available
In Medford, but as It Is there aro
aro foionuip, ()IH would be
i .
1Ml III.IHU tt... I..- ...II,
a danger- u;, , '
baltle. as ho Is V ""'r- "... , . " A. .TJ."1!
said, as prison officials believe that
the regular guard is so strong as to
pro vein any attempt from the outside
to liberate the prisoner.
l.hapmau Is under sentence to hang
ous man to face in
armed with a rifle.
The mystery woman who tried to
arrange with oTl leers t.t Pc rlle.n.l,
Salem and Kflverlon to tako p-.trt In
thv' search for the outlaws, had do-
,.; Le toiiav. auer wau m oigni lm.v,b(t. 3. IMm mi,lt.u , Hit
oims ycBieioay in an cuuri to join a prome court for a new trial will bo
l'0f,Hl' hoard early In October.
She told some possemen she would , M , l.
return to Portland and olhors that. Tlldeu Protege Defeated.
only throo f any worth In A.hland ,,, 4S . V, , , " " ,, 7, " l"....AU";..6rrn't "
rwu courts w, ,"'T v"B.w,y ,,mP . Ir'" uo"
whl,.h.Jio.rmily built on Vot 2nd -... ...,... , , , national i.oy t.-n-
: . iiioom. - I niH .ii rritin ii'nii.ii. 'riii.,,u wi
I Him mild Iiit only olijQ'.'t va to nioin. is: .1. mm ,,r wiiiinn, r -ni.
IIviib, 'VMiimlully thu.iu of the den's iirotiir.H. a.n. n.n n.:l.
poor prlHoni'm." I
lllld llllH elty I'liinlilucd
ulicct. am buliiK dlninanllt'il. how
ovor f more emirta. aro to ho T)ullt !TOV0
in iiikc earu or a iiohhiiiIo aiaio incut,
ho fnolH vnpahlu of hulhllnir Hauio na
ho elallllH lo havo built III durliiK
tho piiat 15 yearn.
Tomorrow afternoon at .1-30, tho
now miuthcrn (neucm tennis limlen
chuniplon, Hunin of AhIiIiiiiiI, will
meet lleeson . at the l.lthla Park
tournauiont to ilm-ldo whether or not
lie rail merit the title, ax lieenon nan
been tho ehamilon of nouthern Ure-fc-uii
for tunny yeara.
Ponlt with irnn.
te
Imt day Npeelal eleetrlc raiiKe of
fer: trot j'iiimh now! - i--l
At St. Louis H. H. E.
Chicago 2 C 0
St. Louis 4 7 1
liusli and Gonzales; Sothofon aud
OTarrclI. -
AiiK'rkan.
At Hoston-r '
Klrat Kame: J
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IJoaton' ........ :. i ,
ilarrla and Cochrane;
Blaehoff.
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Ehmke and
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Soeond ftame
Phlladelphlu .
ljoHton : . , ; ;
Itmiimi'l. llolinuuh,. Walberg and1
Coehrane; Huffliit; uml Having.
At Cleveland -
SI. Louis
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tllard anil llarSrnve;
Hewell.
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and
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iow York ...:..;...:.. ( 1
WashliiKton 0
Shawltey. Hoyt anil Scliang,
leskie nnd Rucl.
R. H. B.
At Chicago II.
Detroit 5
Chicago :i:.v..:......'....12
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Korr, Cunimlly ami Schallt.
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R I ALTO
ENDS TONIGHT!
BABY PEGGY
"CAPTAIN JANUARY"
Laura E. Richards' Story
of "The Little Sea Waif"
; With ;
hobAut bosworth 1
irene rich
harry t. morey
STARTS TOMORROW r
ItaM'lNill bUiiiditiKs.
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filial Ktnndlm; of tho baaeball leagues
iui llldlllg giiuies of August 14. 'fol
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Washington , 70
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CHICAGO, Aug. . 15. (A. P.)
i:ianto Holman df San Krancisco
won the natloual Junior tennis 41tlo
louuy when ho defeated Harris Cog
geshall of Des Molnos, 0-2, 0-1, 0-2.
Cnnk with irflu
When You Invest
Your Savings . .
"Mlsn Aide Mitnlry. out of Htniihrru
OrcRon's hrst known plonccra. n rcl
drnt of Mrdfnrd. In vInUIiik for n Nlmrt
tlllHI fit thO OlTROIl Holdll'IH' HoillP,
with JudKO nnd Mrs. (J. . liiddlc"
flays tho ItomdMirK Ncwh lit'Vicw. "Mim.
Onorgu It. Itlddlc nnd Mrs. J. A.
Vhnnon of (friinls I 'a km, mv vIh
ltniH pf Ihn coniiuandant und IiIk w(f-.
"MIms I la 11 ley Is havlnu n very rn
Joyahlu tlmu hero tuccllny u(h pio
neer f rlc ml h nnd riTiihliiK vnitH of
fnrnirr dys. Ilr family n ammiK
Ihnrnrlh'Ht In thr nouthern piirt of the
ttlalo. und Miss llanli'y still oratcrt
tho old family himicattrnd mar Jih-U
ponvlllo. Hhr not only m-llvHy man
HKrs tho furin, hut docs much of tin?
net u til work on tin plurn. Miss Man
ley Is U roll si 11 of T. II. llurnolt of
Itound I'rulrlc" ; o
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Think of all the benefits to be derived; dividends, withdrawal
privileges, local home building, interest kept at home, safety
and security. Then you will invest your savings with a mutual,
local, state supervised building and loan association, where your
money is safe and secure, invested in first mortgages for the up-
I. "1 .1 ! -f . 1.1 1 . . ...
Duncung or your cuy, ana tne Denetit or yourselves and neighbor. .
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'ri ?
30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon
O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
C. M. K1DD, Pres.
"WilMmTox'pmunti
TROUBLES
fBRlDE
J ' iO
Ifi lesson
(or lovers ,
and.
million UuSiK.
forUitotmt.
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GO-GETTERS ' 'Comedy.
EDUCATIONAL
"PEGGY" RIDLEY
at the Organ
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Oppoilts S. P. Depot Phone 145 J
33x-4 :
THJXEDO
VACUUM CUP
CORD
0 S26.75 .
Phipps Auto Park Service
Rlvrtide at Jackeei Street
Second Annual ;
Pacific Northwest
AUTO RACING
CLASSIC
BARNEY
Oldf ield
De Palma
Hearne
McDonald
Lockhardt
Lichlieder
and 12 Other
Famous Stars !
with' World's Fastest
Speed Creations
at the
Jackson County
Fair Grounds Speedway
Near-
MEDFORD
AUG. 16
General Admission, $1.50 Seats on Sale, at
Chamber of Commerce, Rex Cafe, Hotel Medford
1 UttE OMF CINE
BLUE SKV " TO SELL TODftV?
v j WELL,rVE INVESTED
L- 'N ' BLACK COAL'.AND
IIFINDITPAVS B
- GOOD VA1!
ETtEr!
Save Money
Let us put our f?ool coal
in your bins now; before;
Uio lriec goes up.
Special prices until Sept. 1
PHONE 239 MEDFORD
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recelvo from IHrlak
Idbo( a delicious des
sert Is Ilka the after
glow of a buppy day,
Ak your doalor, fur
Yum-Vuin or Nutrl
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