Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 15, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text4 MEDFOTCT) MAIL TRTTVPNT?, .MKDFOTtD. OTCEnOV, TTTmDAY. 'MATCrTT 1"). 102R. SEISggRS'HORNML 10URN PAOTC FTVB WRESTLE HERE LAS! OF MONTH Modicinl wivstling fans art' mmi iseil a souil cnnl at the Hilarity liu'Q March 2 when Sailur JarU Wood i)f this city will meet elth0 Hull .Montana uf movieUml ur O Kuruliick of Portland, where he is knoQl as the Russian I. ion. Sailor Jack made preliminary arraime inents with .Montana in Fresno. Oil.. Tuesday niKht when the wrest i ,IWH lers aiipeared on a card there. :t:3o l ull told the Medford wrestler I m a Ef! STARTS FRIDAY! WITHjUEAE I)i-uwuik were completed liis afternoon for the Souiht-rn Onon Xrmnl school Itaskftluill tourney, which lie-ins t'W'rryw morniiiK iit Ashland, w itir'jit 0;un from all parts of southern Oregon com petinn. Interest in the tournament is rcporteii to l running hih in A.-hland and the kuuk-s are espect eil to tc well "Ucnilod. The KitiiUH will he played on twit KVumasium fluur: At H: 3o. Coon Hiver and Drain: 10;n. Jackson ville and ChilMtuin; 1 p. m.. Kid dle and Keedsport ; o'clock. Uirerion and KerhQ 4 o'clock. Taleni and ilnue Hiver. The games will he played as ful- in the Junior hih floor: . m.. I'ovwrs and (ilemlale; Merrill and Arnnii: p. ni.. TEO WE WINS HECTIC liTCHo JUSTICEf.lS FAVORITE FOR c't-iit t-al l'oint: and Henley: Malley 3 4 and Malin. thai if work on a motion picture, i port-Orfortl am in which lie is now upeariHS, is uVUc-k. I'hoen completed at au early date ho o'clock, Camas would appear in Medtord. and naul that indications were soil at thit . Tough on Little Ro time, as he has only one more piece ; ALOISTA. tla.. Mar. li. of acting to complete. Muck Lai. the Chinaman with the Sailor Jack wrestled AlexJ.esoff ; New York Giants, will oK?n up a in Fresno and threw him inV min-; Inuiidry in preference to joining men, wMlc Hull Montana wrestled! Little liock. Manager McCIraw sont Hay Castle. An interring feature ( to the Little Rocks the other of the card was the furt that Jack' day hut he is still in camp here. Dempsey, fQ"0 world's heftvy- i "I'll ;o in the laundry business we:-;ht -champion fighter, acted asQirst." LJuck declared in refusing to referee ftn- the entire evening. unit the Oi;ints. lJOUTLAM), Ore.. March 13. One ot the shortest nml most specf.icular wrestling matches ever witnessed here whs awarded Ted' Thye over Clele Kauffman here last niKht. H renrwd eiht mill-1 utes and forty m"iii1s of actual w -resiling. Thirty-seven seconds after the men shook hands. Kauff man had Thye pounding the floor. Iwlun Kauffman mahhed his les and had Thye in a wicked crah hold. The sveond fall went iThye in three minutes, -ly seconds. ; when Kuui'fmnn, itiiiK et for another crnh hold, was sent on his hack from the f'$y of Thye's feet "perng on hi"chin, Thye . liiling on top. The final fall e.tnie after four minutes, '() etmnds. ! during which Jiudy AVarw-r. who was referoeiutf. took a wild swing j from Kauffman on the chin and while he whs out Kauffman crash ed Thye to the mat with a flying headlock. Kauffman wtaiteil look ing for the referee, . who h nave Thye his chance to et out from under and turn the tahlcs. rolling Kauffman ui his hack. Warner, over Kauffmun's hitter protest. 1 awarded they'll ln yi'-'t'- Clean rn.K wanted at the Mali Trihtme office. rl SAX lli:(;o. Cal., Maivh 1 (.Pi With only three days nor ; in wliich to complete conditioutm: for the 4'oift-iiih iOidicup. to 1" run at the Tijuana truck Suml.iv. u wore of candidates for the ru h . turf prize which w worth more than $ 1 (mi. Moo. wiU rttlt dowr. this nmrniiin to a period of very; easy workouts. With the vet n i ii of clear ckies after liht showers Tuesday evening-, the induaiions today wer" that the field will tin to the P1 on u fast track, allowing a real test of speed and endurance. The judgment of expert horse men some lime tigo installed as favorite W. Daniels' Justice !.. winner of the New Orleans handi cap, where he showed his worth liy puekiug a livavy impost to a (onvineing virtory. That he wilt have plenty of contention was in dicated by the ai i'iv:i! ,;t Via Juanii the other d.iy of llandy '.Vfnnriy. greiti race mare, who la-t ' summer set a new American rec ' ord for a mile anil a half. Others who have attracted close attention of horsemen are Car j laris, winner of the jyii Coffroth; Uoh llogers, just in from New I r lea its: 'rystal l'ennam. "mi- Itankerous and Sun Ciod II. who! wns hrought from ahroad hy the Macom tiers' M irahioiit stock farm. .Sun i I od 11. d e t ea I cd J u st i e e 1 . , ami Cantankerous in a race of a . j mile and one-sixteenth yesterdiiy , afternoon. A sirikiug featurQ.f the event is t hat O lie highest impost , whU-h is to be carried hy any horse in llO Coffroth this year will he 111 'pounds. All those to whom higher u eight has heen ns-igned hy the handhappcr have failed to appear. Justice V. and Sun Cod II, will each carry Ml pmind. The low est figure assigned is oi pounds, t-cveral three- ear-old heing en tered al that weigh. Handy Mandy will carry tl STAR OF M. H. S. FIRST VI I NEW SPORT HATS 10 . SAl.KM. Oi Medtord and schools Weill Miil-ell 1'.. The I hi I lea the lead high f the pounds, about the wihl she car ried when the set- Jr Am rican record. Jockey Karl I'oole has been sent from New Oilcans lo ride llandv Maud , while Jockey 1'asciiiii'i has come from the same track to take the tnon nt on J list ice 1". Jockey r ( Ited ) Uaker will ride Carlaris. while Howard Klslon h:ts been stlected tti guide Sun Cod It. r. Fights Last Night M.ite high hool b.isketb.-.U cha'ii tuotiship flight by winning th--fiivt two games played. Tile l'e;i:-I'it-kers defeated Tillamook, w " ;'.nd The It.ille- vnoi from -ghlin high f Q l!h..a-Krce-Mter. The Cheese Makei s gac Med -fje-d pi. nty of trouble in the first .if, holding the bad at half time, u to 1 1. They couldn't stand Med ford's ftgtuiiu; pace in lhe second half. their defense "crumbled and the team from southern Oregon piled up the points. A I Mel via was the shin- light in Medtord s lineup. K nowtton were out- t tiy the Associated IMvss) 1 KlJINltl'KCH, Scotland Alex Ireland, won Kuropean niiddlc weiKht championship from Tonw my Alilligan. n foul cm. IMU'llKSTKIi. N. V Kobe, ft UobertjA Italy, knocked out Tiny, I'.arberton. oliio There's at Lec&t One at Every Bridge Party By BRIGGS n q IF Caucus coUM-retr por GRA.MD SLSAS, MOBoDV IfLE VJoUl-D TAKE o H ALMOST 1 COUGHS 'The DEkUT.OF THE ' ftJWtf-(si V . ... i .,T. - i I. . - - HE CoucSHS AGMrJ 'juHeivi , (Jim ) Hen til. 1 1KS MolXKS, Iowa Fernando Conjiies, C h i c a s . outpointed I'inkie tieorge. )es Moines ( lo). ilAiule Mays, lies Moines, defeated Steve Moran. St. Paul (ia. I WASHINGTON. Cal. I'ico Ita ! mies. Wilmington. heat Oan ; Kramer. 1'hiladelphia ( I H ). ; SAX KUAXCISCO Artie Sulli van. Huston, and Jimmy I'titiei'son. ; San Francisco, drew ( 1 1 ). KI.V. Nev. Ceorge Kagle. t.'hl eugu. knocked out Jimmy Koss. I'ocatelloldaho ( l) ing I'age and s'-nnding' for TtllNinook. The sectmd game was a affair of mediocre basketball whi h The Dalles r a by a score of -s5"h 'lllt lillalillg perfoi iiiTiiice of l.a (iibson. who rolled up I : 1" wan i he only bright spot in tilt. This morning at o' W.itfjVvn will play .Marshtiehl. at K;to o'clock Washington of Cortland will mix w ith Iniversily high of Kugene. Astoria and Sahnt make dehut In the first dash at o'clock tonight with Medford The Uallen playing the v game al S:!!". d rah from ictor inls. this 6,ii hiuli Hi" Ihcir 7::0 ami ki:i'okti:i) niwffK Vu., I I (Continued from Page One,) 1 tin KiiuYuvou. ' nastdine Htipply 1 muHl luive hern exhausted fur sev- oral hours a there was no liopo ; Lhat the plane wan still in (he air. t The VH-'Mie repoi'tH that arrived j during- (he day. of planes landing tor being; sighted al various points v.'cre hopeluJIy neted upon hy j SIGN PLACED HERE Om l' ihr luiimnii Hli htirlil rac in t c:ir ninnuinciitH urrtvod in Mtil l'oi.l on Uio SouthiTii I'acll'ie ami. umliT Uio cllrmt Ion uf Karl Spen ivr, I 'm-1 lit iil . ilislrMiulor. wus iilai'i'd npiin I Ih iinipi'ily of tin local lllchlii'lil naallon ;il Uio cor- inivloou noWo Imt In i-lr of l oiil'ir-1 nor of Slxlll alul Norlll Mr sire curly IMh alloriioon. nils mm ciiIch Hint I lit- Medford slalioa hi anion;; Uic in" per cent dispcnsorH niailon of each uoon catiticil these j licet inK holies lo taile. ; The tleepchl ansk'ty, liattirally. was felt In the London Iioiuck most flit itnately associated Willi , II iulit lhat of Lord Ulchcapi I fill her of Miss Miu-KSV. "ml AMD TVKES HIS PftBTNER (JOT OF A ttoOBLED NO" "giiJMp WITH A Coi5tt- -AMD Flt-PLUV BI-OUJ& THe DMrAV HA,h4DiRliHT-'CP THeVTst-e '- , V. '(WW HI Jg Ie?7 . . s-.-t- it- -r. ..-r i v ,r ACiAI.-J Till VOU .S lJ ITCH lc 0L.P C3OU0.5. There skOt, a , cough im a 1 uf Captain llliichcllirn In I'm-loy. : .Mrs. Hlnchcliffe was said to he I l...ni-it1(r in, u-i.ll llllilm- lll.V I hut In conlraKt wkk her ' Hess lo disciiKK Tier huslmnd's I'll-iht yeslcrilay she denied her.ielf j loday to visitors, lliirvey Lloyd. I the ilier's uKunt, met all Inquirers ! at Uio door. I "She Is endonvoi Inn to Uecp as ! cheerful ns she can." he said. "Imt ! naturally she is liecomltiK really j 1 anxious and also Is very tired ami; j weary, as she has heen wtiltlii!; up ' j all nlnlit for news." j l In- ahsenre of I. .ml and I aty i Ineheape in Knypl, watch al nie j lnchcapo inansinn was lielnt; kept j hy the liousehold staff and news I of the fliers was heillR awaited with I lh(0;reatest concern. of this pi-odu.'t. gi'c 'II v monument, which woi.fhH Tltn I more than Tun pounds, consisis of a j Unit . hrse of cream colored stone hearing t!e(iiKravctl n:ime "luclificlil, on lop of which is a dark red and strain, i treeu model tucin:; car with Ike wllliiiu-1 ilrlvcr lcanini; cidowways mil of' the car. Three htiT.er moninnenls with lll.'-sizcd llliurcs will also ho placeil in UiiOvalley, lu-cottllnt; to Spoiiecr, one hell;-; placed In u prominent location in tliQcity. ' Old G D O TJie Smoother and Better Cigarette . not a cough in aecarload KKLl'AST, Northern Ireland.. Mm-, la tyi'i Tlie posslhllity Unit C'tiptuln IM"hcllil'e anil Ihe llonor I nhlo Klsio .lacKay may not have ' lieen aide to Bet far nut to sea lie- c-nuse of a nnow storm niKlni: when the Kmlcavoiir iiasscd over Ireland i TuesdHy has heen advanced here. AcHiik on tills Uiiory ;-!! I j O'Dilffy l as Issued Instrllcllolls lo Ihe civic. Kiiards of Kerry mill ( ork j to he on the alert In Uio hope, how ever slender. Hint tho fliers may huvc heen picked up. Piles Are Absorbed Never to Return Kven Cases of Severn! VonrV Stainl lim Have Heen .ltirhed In from Thife to l-.lhl lJiys-tiinraiilec'l. O P. LorilUrd Co. Afitr years of patient, piiln:aak iim ef irt on thi part of n well known doctor, a prescription ,iv, Ix-en found that will actually heal 1'ilen and In ninny eases absorb them never to return. No man or woman m-ed snfr-'t' another hour with any discomfort, (i.'iQ'ir soreness arising from n-e-lal l roubles I'll'" now that this wonderful prcscrlpi Ion loiou n hm QA A ran be ol1ained for a modern to price at any first -class drtii store on t lie money hark if disratit-fied plan. You'll be amazed lo !-ee how (Illicitly it acts. IMcMscd relief often comes In an hour; even in cn-es of K , . , !- loilK stHiidhiK Willi profuse hlecd- Sketch of Elsie ;Kay , niri1u. u (1,.,.flli ,... l,()Nl;ON, Kim.. .Mar. IT.. A')- i.,-..,, acc.'.moiiHhed. I'lie atlemiit of Ihe Honorable Klfe ) simply ask your drucyists for a MacKav to fly the Aliunde, with i small box of MoAVA Hl'I'l'MHI- Captnin Waller H liirhcllffn Ktlrred '"tt I: I KS. heinn , careful to follow, recolleelioiiH today or her adven-j "'' mipie mm niMin inai come in turous career. I r:M'n '"'' ' ... . Kron, childhood .he ::,.year.old I ,,r v -;n (h.tihler of tl.n noted ship ow ner, Ht ;n Q. Mai, 0,.(),1H J.ord Ineheape, led an aclivu life. finr j. She was a K'm1 rider and n ket;n j ' ' ' 222 k East r-j headache Q Phone 1148 PERHAPS ITS EYES! Let Me Examine Them DR. JUD RICKERT . OPTOMETRIST 222 East Main Phono 1148 VILLA NURSERIES GROWERS OF CHOICEST Trees, Shrubs, Plants and Vines Wc carry a complete stock of all varieties of Pear. Plum. Prune, Apple, Peach, Apricot, Cherry, ilnut, Fil-, bert, Almond and all other kinds of trees. O Largest assortment of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs in Oregon; Plenty of Rose. Bushes, Climbing Roses and Vines, Rhu barb and Asparagus Roots. STRAWBERRIES We have the famous Progressive and Improved New Oregon sQwberry plants on hand. Big stock of bulbs of all kinds. 'LANDSCAPING FREE We are at your service and will be Ulad to help you plan and select what yo.i need free of charge. Sales Yard Cor 6th & Grape. Medford. Phone 494-J Announcement" The publfj; is invited to visit the of- q fice of Chauncey Florey in the First National Bank Building to see the q BEUCLER FRUIT CONVEYOR demonstrated. If sufficient interest is shown, a stock company will be formed and this device will be manu- factured here. ' O C. A. Beucler follower of the fox hoinidH, hIiow- j hiK complete fcarloHrjnen in hunt-! in--;. j Her love for the theatre, when nhe. v;im (piite yotiiiK, led her to he-' come an art reus on holh the Ktacc una 11 mot ion pictures. When nho wa Htl!1. n her tweiitlen nhe vnM Pleading Itiftv O' "'Jl'"llll'" with I I yril Ma lid 'jnder Ihe nainu ot j Poppy Wyndliuitv At lhat ttinu shej was inarrled to itu ietor, (Captain t DciinlH Wyndhaih. She had met him while iO' hIiii; in aor mother's liOHpital tJut'QK the war mar-1 riiiKe wan Hiihuorincnllv nmiHed und alio ruMtimcd her mahle!: r.uine. The hi ni; e d.d not. sufTice to hjiI itfy her aHtotindlni; eintry, and nhe took up fl villi-'. Hhe w)iM a pupil of Kir Alan 'ohham. HiIIhIu'h aerial laxiiniin. So(nt hecamo profi cient in the handling of planea and cut a flylnc cortlMcaU; In wz. Since then nhe had he' ii nn onthn- j HiaHtlc uviator, friMiii"ntly maMn;;. trlpH hy plani to P.'irlt.. Scotland ' and oth'-r polntH, I Hhn also lord rhtst! Interest in lier fatl.er'H hiirifnesH and hh rr-' pnterl lo Unow ii h tnucli n limit Hltip plfiu an lord Ineheape Ixird hn licitpe nfl proud 'of Ihh f'levnr rlauizhtiT and hIic wan naid to adore Ii it,! hil not wlllionl non:c ! awe. Hlioaa of u fearle and; MHn;iilne dlnp'wltnti und it wur be lieved Hhe lookw! forward to Ijelm; ahln to cahle Mm from Aineric: "Am here, flftw acronn with lilucli cltrfe." Him felt Hure ho would be proud of her aul levemeni when he had learned Klin wbh nafe. Lord und ljwJy Incltcape at pres ent an; in Ktypt. ; ur mo it DRY CLEANED MEANS .THRIFT O .K($ Dry (Jloim i n lengthens wear jilO kccjiw iiiai'cl iiniiiacii latt! and hyiiMi 'icallvi'Jcatf, Moil- v .'mto rntys. . at Popolar Prices We have a big assortment of Ladies'eSpring Hats, real values SI. 35 to $3.85 Ladie9' Dress Shoes. .... . .$2,98 Ladies' Dresses $ J .45 Lacfies' Silk Hose 85c Children's QCfcrds 98c Sizes 5 to 2 Boys' Dress Jants $ 1.95 Men's rk Sox Qc Wool Sox " 25c Work ghirts.... 45c Bib Overalls -95c Red wrist Canvas Gloves 5c M$n's all wool Suits, small sizes at ?. . .$7.50 Cash Register .... . . . $20.00 ShowCase .. . .i i... $20.00 100 new Army Mess Kfts, ea. WILL H. WILSON 32 North Front Street I ' TO I " 1 . T o o for 'Paving Get the facts ! Learn about pavements! Your invest ment in pavsd streets should be made with as much care as your purchase of an automobile. The ideal pave ment for today's traffic is portiand cement concrete Q-it is rigid smooth safe permanent. 0 Write us for free information. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 146 Fifth Stree PORTLAND, ORE. A Rational (hgimizalinn ?o Improve and hxlriul the f'.vs of Concrete Offices in 32 Cities Ijm1 Unltey fiindA. VALETTA. Malta, Mar. 1 5. (I'l Iady ilalley, Urltljdi aviation en thiiaiAflt now rn n wln Jlirht to ipet6vn. arrive.) .(i :; fioio Cuttunlnu, HKl1, Is your watch as up-to-date as the rest of your costume? INSURANCE First Insurance .Agency A. L. HILt., Managsr Phons 10E to N. Central 1 Medford, Oregon Sftfer JEWELERS ' MEDFORD. 0RC. JO, 000 people or (oort verjr 4ayt U ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY v For Women f-v p.-. .