Medford mail tribune., August 25, 1925, Image 3

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PIGTf THREW
U. S. A. IS tOSING .
were belted In the weBt yesterday.
COL. THOMSOff NOT
ALLOWED TO ACT
PRESIDENT SEE!
The army nt present Is spending
close to $3o0,000.0'tt more than
twice annual expenditures befnrA the
war according to tho president's
en leulations, and this amount KhAnld
LITTLE GIRL SAVED-
The Senators lost to Detroit. 4 I"
13. Three Washington boxmen were
shelled by 1 : hlts by the TiRers.
.Manager kdille C'nllut. on crutches,
as the result nf n strained IlKiiment.
directed the While HiX- to a :l to 1
be sufririeut, he believed, for all
niiimalo activliy.
victory over Hie Muilks 'who math'
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only four hits off Blalfkenshlp.
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PonTLAKO.Ore.; Auk.- ii. (A.
V.I Murlln II. tndilin of Chicago,
chairman of tho itnproprintioiiM com
mittee of the hous? yf represoniiUiveH,
today predicted that the. nnliuny of
Europe - wmch are Indebted to -the
United StafoH will pay their debtsUn
full.
Mr. MruMon Jh In Voitlnn.l in aiU
dress tho WHtcrn States, Tuximyi-rs'
conforenco in neRsion here.
"'Every country in Ryroie that owcr
us will pay in full they've got to pny
us." ho declnied. "Hut at roganliiiK
Interest on th( t debt, there's another
question. In urulintf these debts we
are allowing1 tifie debtors to nay uk
3 per cent for ihe first ten years and
3 after that, vhilo out government
Is paying from 4 tu-.-iMs per cent on
this money, ,,.
"So you see, yo will lose some
$100,000,000 a yW Interest, but
Kurope is poor amV we will have to
contribute thut muck towards the in
ternational return to normalry."
Chairman Madden loks for u Ki'eat
reduction in taxes by tli croming congress,-but
said he did iVt expect any
change in the tariff. whiiVi he believes
is the best that could be Arranged for
this period.
"I am not in favor of reducing the
exemptions in the lncnn.it'. tux laws
any lower than they are," w said.
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CmOAOO, Aug. 2.1. (A. IV)
Virtually three-fourths of the pj:ate
of the late; Victor l' Lawson. imted
editor and owner of the Chiciigo Daily
News, was left to benevolent purpose.-.
The newspaper and other properf.V
wnH left to the management of th
Illinois Merchants Trust company as
trustee. . '. .
Specific bequests totalled $4, 775000,
of which more than one-half, or $2,
DOS.OOO, were for benevolences.
A specific bequest of $200,000 was
left 1j his long-time friend and co
worker ' in - journalism, Melville 13.
Stone of New York City, now counsel
lor and formerly general mnnnger of
the Associated Press.
John J. Mitchell, president of the
Illinois -Merchants' Trust enmpany.
which was named executor of the will
and trustee of the estate, said that
the Dnily News would be managed
under the trusteeship in accord wijh
the tried policies and known ideals of
Mr. Lawson.
AL PICHE HAS A
E
E
A small throe-inch' sapling .prob
ably saved Al Piche, local sportsman,
from meeting death when a bridge
in the Applegate country, near Squaw
lake, gave awuy Sunday night when
he: was returning by motor from a
successful day of fishing.
According to Mi. I'ichc, the bridge
was floored with logs of odd sizes and
was very weuk. He had nearly
crossed it whtn the logs commenced
rolling under the rear wheels, caus
ing his car to slip sideways off the
bridge. Expecting It. to roll down a
3 5 or 20-foot hank, he resigned him
se If to h is fate, hut a small t ree
fraught it and balanced the car in its
precarious position.
PIcho and Donald "Wheeler, a youth
ful companion, slept out that night to
nun it daylight, when Patrick Swayne,
well-known Applegate rancher, pulled
tho car onto the road by means of
wire cable.
ST. IIEI.KNS. Ore., Aug. 25. Fu
neral services were held here today
f. M I'M. Mnrv I-T Mflirfde. :vif:t of
Chief Justice Thomas A. AieBri le of
the Oiegon supreme court. The rlts
wero held in the Methodist chn''-h
with Ecv. S. D. Johnson conducting
th'. Riirvicos.
The pall henrers, nil nephews of
Mrs. McRrlde, were Dr. V. H Morse,
Sulcm; l-Yed. Cnplos, Columbia City,
Ore.: "Molm Woods, . Long lt-ich,
Wusli.V Loring Adams, Kdwin C. t'iilt
ner and P. C. Patterson. Portland
Tho Internment vn In JJeor Island
cemetery, near Mrs. Alclirl.ls'i old
lioS?v
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rillCAflO," Alls.
(A. P.)
VWIN'OK, Cal.. Aus. 20. Younrf
Rob Fltzslmmons, New Orients liRht
heavyweight boxrr. will appear here
September X In 'a ten-roumi botit
with .linuuv Delaney. Ht. Paul boxer.
.Mlrkov Walker, world's welterwelflit Wad Wadliams. matchmaker of Hie
champion, had the better of Sailor Vernon un-na, announced today The
Friedman of C'hieaKO In seven rounds fKht will mark the first appearance
of their ten round hout at Kast Chl-jon the Pacific coast of the 2!l-year-cairo
last night, newspapermen !'! old son of liobert Fltzsimmons. for
cldet;. But after Friedman, In tho'nier heavywelKht champion, Heeently
eighth, recovered from the effects of be knocked out Romero JloJas, C'hll
a knockdown In tho first ten seconds' t.ftM beavyweiKbt.
of the iout, ho staged a wbiiiwilul Delancy and FIlKKlmmons fouubt
comebacB. that threatened to even! ten rounds to no decision last year In
things up..
l.OS AXORLKS, Aug. lfr.-(A. P.)
Jack Hoot, nianauer for the Olym
pic auditorium here, nnnounced to-
So thrilling were the last three
)ftnds of milling that one spec
tator of . the 8500. present, collapsed
anddied, presumably of heart . dis
ease A .. ,
A Vhort right to the cliin from
Walk At knocked Friedman1 through
the -jdnes. Itut once in the last two
rouni, Friedman turned .Walker
hnlf-Way around with a right-to the
chin.
(Hand Rnpids, Mich.
Another World Itcconl fioos.
CLKVKLANO. (hlo. Aug. 24. (A.
P.) Star Kuth broke, the world's rec
ord for seven -eights of a mile In the
3:10 pace at the tJrand circuit meeting
here today, stepping it in l:4,r3-S.
This lowers the time of 1:46 3-5, held
jointly by Urook Volo and Miss Czar
Moko.
HALT
SAI.FM. pro., Aug. LT. --WUhdrawal
of Colonel C. (1. Thuin.soi), superin
tendent of ('rater lal;' national park,
from the governor's ctimiitittt-c in in
i'Uirn into conditions at tin Mi:it psii
t:ntiary. lias halted thr j.r..l.; and i:;e
other two nioribeir. t f tit. k.h. .!:;. ",
Jefferson At'yers :t Tin 1 '. 'tvr I i.'i, -oral
t;-t,i;ve A. Will"'. tud-:l- .nt:.
lug lime r"-:id!n,f lie- -:!.'i;1iu.:;c.T. of
a fUicei.si'r to ioUiul TIioiiimhi.
The cnmniliiee spent tin- entire day
yesterday investigating cndithn and
interviewing employes and convicts al
the prison. No date has been set for
resumption of tho Inquiry.
Inquiry of Colonel Thomson of the
national park bureau as to whether
he should take time from his duties
to par, lei pan in th investigation
M'ought the reply yesterday advising
biin to devote all of his time tit the
pai-k.
. SPORT BRIEFS
U. S. COLLEGE YOUTH
A BIG HIT
WITH THE NOBILITY
OXFORD, England, Aug. 24. (A.
P.) P. F. Egnn, tho Colorado boy
and former Vnlo . student, who was
dV that ho vesterdav wired an of- Riven n Khodos Scholarship after he
. . !,..,! .....n ...ul flin ..limi.i.itlulllu
SWAMir.Ct.TT. Mass., Aug. 2H.
A. P. )--'" PrcMiicii t CiMilldKe believes
thar i)n-re is propnnanil'a hi'lng
t '.rer.d wit h th" purp(i:ii of emhar
i ii-Kiiin' his I'd .i.tn;:y program,
i ine instance of opposition, in hi"
t p;ul:u. at e reports einaiatl iug from
Wellington that the gi-nei-al staff of
the army believes the military estab
lishment is suffering as a result "l"
the economy policy.
Another inula nee Is tho specula
tion that the Leviathan might bo
withdrawn from the trans-At Ian tic
service.
The president, it was said today,
expects congress to second bis ef
forts to decrease government expen
ditures, but Is determined it shall
be effective.
Reports that tho general stuff is
alarmed at the president's retrench
ment policy should not bo taken
seriously. Air. Coolidge believes, as
the general sta ff should be able to
provide a fair degree of defense on
present appropriations and it would
be a reflection on the Ken oral staff
to make it appear otherwise.
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SCO K A N K A n g. fd 1 T wo a v 1 1 wul
men held up R II. Armstrong, street
car operator. Into Inst, night and after
taking hint ahout a mile r.nd n half
into tho country put lilm out of their
autoinohile. y
"Tho robbery took pluoo at tllo end
nf tho line," ArinstronK related. "A
soon an I opened the car door, nm
bandit covered me with a revolver,
tho othnr put a coat over my head
and forced me to enter their car."
The holdups secured about $:t".
TACOMA, Aug.
tacked hy a stranger to whom Hh had
ii'iuseo toon oecause sno was itigni-"
etied a-t his appearance and through
ihe fact that her parents were away'
nt the lime. Frances, the Ifi-year-old.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. f K. Conk-' i
llu, was saveil from injury by .thftf.
faithfuluetis and devotion of her pet,
dog "Queen," which sprang upon th'
burly assailant and drove him 4'ronv'
ihe house at a late hour last night. 1
The girl was helpless before th
brute- st length of the. swarthy In-
trader, whom she described as being,"
six feet tall, and would have been In,
great danger had it nut bet-n for f ho';
fierce attack of her dog.
Cook with gas.
if
ferto Hubert , FagazU manager, for
JimrV Goodrich, lightweight cham
pion the world, for a title bout
here .September 30 between Goodrich
and Ted Ay O'llara, Pacific boxer.
In announcing the offer Hoot suld
he already has Interested Leo P.
Flynn, O'HaiVs manager, in the
bout. Vy
VP5RXON. Cal.VAug. 25. I.ou Ta
Iuho, Salt Lake lightweight, who re
cenfly fought a dra with Aco llud
kins. Nebraska "wildcat," takes on
Johnny Lamar, Los AnWles Mexican,
here tonight in the VcWion arena's
ten round ma'in event. Pn,d Ridley,
Seattle featherweight, fce Jackie
Sherman, Los Angeles, in the six
round semi-final shot.
.
WORCRSTKR. Mass., Aug. 2f A
fugitive bandit is disguising himself
as a flapper.
had won must of the championship!
open to heavyweight boxers, has fin
ished his course in law at - Oxford
and. is off with his friend, the Mar
quis of Clydesdale, for a trip around
the world.
Known as a man of pleasing per
sonality ami . of quiet and modest
beariug, Egun made hosts of friends
among Kugtishmen of all classes.
Tom Webster, the noted cartoonist,
made him tho subjeet of one of his
most amusing sketches. The Prince
of AVales once had him to dinner ns
his personnl guest. "
Thte Marquis of Clydesdale, son
and heir to the Duke of Hamilton,
also has made a name as a clever
boxer. Ho and Egan will spend a
year touring the world before they
settle down the marquis to tho
business of being a grandee and
Egan to the job of a lawyer in the
United States.
'
cA cigar you'll like
"Out where men ore men
andROl.TAN PERFECTO
EXTRAS ore extra wel
come! Eh.OldTlmcr?" (10c;
PIRATES APPEAR
IN WINNERS
Nip LEAGUE
NEW YORK,-AtT(K. 25. (A. P.--r
The Pirates wore generally regarded
today as the next champions of the
National league. TheyViavo left New
York after taking fouA out of five
games in a crucial series with the
(Hants, thereby almost jinking tho
pennant certain. Only aiigifnies re
main to he played by McOrVw'fl entry
while the Corsairs havu .Itf and a
long stretch at home. '
The final bhiw dea'lt New i'orl; by
the Pirates. 0 to 2; not only left
the (Hants six games behind first
place, but found their defense nlxnoat
wrecked. The Inner 'works cracVeW
In tho fifth. An Infield fly we4it
for a sacrifice as Cuyler sttde home
while Jackson held the hall. Three
errors were made on easy chances.
As Pittsburg retired, tho Oiants
looked down the standing and saw
Cincinnati comlnc along only two
and one-half games behind.
Washington and Philadelphia, , Hop
arated by only a single game at the
rmi nf Hip American standing, both
iSJWLM)
TO REST IN ST: HELENS te secret of tiiose
COMPLEXIONS
GiaiulmoMiiM's llot-Ino Kept 11"'
Yontht'nl l.iok8 uml C'lciir ( roumy
Complexion Willi CXiimiMHl
Kvcryilny llultprnillk
. , ami C'rcnni.
Prince of Wales Guest
At Argentina Ranch
HURTEL, Arirontina. Auk. SS. (A.
P.) SUiyiiiB" nfioiril his train until
nilil-clay after his nnlvnl here from
BlienoH Aires yesterday, the Prince of
t'nia. nnuMfliil in the Muetet ranch.
lr: . .n.ll.. nml.l tlful.
,7 , o . Aem ne l V. can g.t It at any pharmacy
Kvery woman reader of this paper
who prizes a rloar creamy white
complexion anil snow-white hand"
and arms will lie Kind to know that
while iii-eiiarlna this old-time recipe
at homo was always .mussy and
troiihlesome they enn now obtain at
any. ilruit store tho rendy-to-use
preparation called "Howard's" Hut
termilk Orenm.
Tho directions are simple, nnd the
woman who has hitherto refused to
IndulKe In such so-called "vanities"
mlKht well be exrllsed for using
BuHermllk Cream slnco bei4V
slninR- thrives nn buttermilk. No
pimples or ugly snllowncss, no
wrinkles or lines around the eyes
and mouth, hut Just that creamy do
llclous color that makes even i
(rood-looking woman still mora bea
extensive
pampas.
-f. ppearunce tn route tcQhe ranch of
a party or zoo nauve. peuns in ciwr
or department store simply asking
fur "Howard's" Buttermilk cream
and remember It's only sold on
nofltlve lAirnntee L satisfaction or
. i i. tu ii n . I . mn
. . ...I'mimev k vMl
BneriSIlC COSIUineM. nil rir.M..UI U, , ,,lt ..h
on tine sneelmens of Oe criollo, or hardly keep irm stock t!0en su h
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QMtIDAY JAfjlt ikoltlE in "THS SIGN OF THtCAOf US'.' '
Revolution!
Ayhy not revolt? Washing in
tho home is a revolting idea.
When we wash clothes so splen
didly and iron them so well and
at prices so small, why why we
ask, brew any more of this wash
day trouble at home? ' Wet' wash
called for and delivered at 5o per
pound.' '! 1 '
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Reduced Fares to
CALIFORNIA
bavc money. Oct more for tout travel fun At. Ran
$24.25 $46.50 -
roundtrlp to ' " rouhdtrip to'
San Francisco Los Angeles
Return limit October 31. . '
Four popular trains every day over icenlc. ';
Shasta Route
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For reservations, schedules and full
information, ask agent
Southern Pacific Lines
Ml. Montgomery, Local Passenger. Agent--Phone 34,. Medford
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