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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, frrEDFORD. OREfipy. SUmVT. MARCH 2,-. 1fl23.
MEOFORD ELECTRIC NO EVIDENCE IS RESERVE OFFICERS HEARST'S PAPER IN
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'FIGHT .MONOPOLY'.
I'lllO.UlO, Vnr, 24.! A
jiioinutionuJ lau l to bn-iik in
to what they .teiniod "the inttnoo
oly in the heavyweight boxinu di
vision." was forima here V'i,'
by Humbert j. Futucy. Stw York
liromutor, ami Janus Mullen tt
('hi-a)?.i.
The two promote rit, their Mute
M'j .1 jujncii foicos to develop
li UiRieaJ foii'.frde:' m rhiilbns-r
l. i- ill, heavyweight ttle mid :i1m
i or.t; r.U-rs in other boxing divis
ions. FuTazy who plans building the
metropolitan coliFeum in New
York , a HportH arena entiiiK 32,
000, said he would eo-opvrato
with Mullen in building a gimjlur
arena in Chicago.
They announced tin Inten
tion of. holding elimination bouts
not only in the heavyweight divis
ion but in all other divisions.
KuBuzy and Mullen plan to sin
all logical contenders in all divis
ions, assuring them matehe in
New York well ua in rhieago.
Mhile the promotei-H did not
mention Tex lMekard's name in
their statement. It, in generally
accepted in boxing circles thev
were brought'together in a mutual
desire to compels with him.
"It will be the policy of the
combination," their statement said,
'"to produce a popular choice for
heavyweight honors and not con
tend for the title with a hand
picked opponent.
"Kugazy and Mullen will sign
all logical cont wilder for two
fights only', one in New York and
one in Chicago. This method will
give the public in America's big
gest boxing centers an opportun
ity to Judge for themselves who
is be logical contender.
"We will not tie up any boxc
for nn indefinite period of tin. V
Fugazy and Mullen named the
following men as receiving their
consideration as contenders for the
heavyweight tltle:
Paulino Uzi'iidun of Spain ; 11
berto Koberti of Italy; Ama'tidu
Emanuel of Si.n Francisco; Knute
Hansen of Itacine, Wis.; (leorge
(lodfrey, negro heavyweight, nf
Chicago; Lcs Mnriiner of Chicago;
Vietorio Ciimpolo of youth Ameri
ca; Phil Scott ,of Knglaml; .lack
Uorvnl of Pennsylvania and K. O.
Chiislner of Ohio,
rorjUXI), Ore., Mar. 24. (At
DeniaJ that the Coos and Curry Tel
ephone company, the Oregon Tele
phone company the Klamath Tele
phone company were under option
for wile, was made today by Char
low Hall of Miiffdiftolil. , A report
yesterday said W. P. Foshay and
cumpany was planning to exercise
opt ion on those concerns.
WHO KNOWS WHAT
SUSPENOPSIA IS?
You have probably never heard
of that word before, have you?
Nearly everybody has It, but doesn't
know it. It doesn't hurt you nor
annoy you unless you have it in
an unusually marked degree. This
Is what it did for a seamstress:
She found that she couldn't sew a
stiliiKht seam on the machine
she couldn't do it to save her life.
She would sew straight for about
four inches then "zig" one way.
and straight for another four or
five inches, and "zag" the other
way. She thought there was some
thing tho matter with the machine
but the service man looked
it over and O. K.'d It the
machine was all right. One day
she was having hor eyes examined
and she told l.er Optometrist, just
in an "oft-hand" way the trouble
she was having 'with her sewing,
and her inability to sew a straight
seam. "Well, well." said lie. "there
have been some new discoveries In
optical phenomena, and I believe
you are exhibiting some of the
symptoms of "suspenopsia." He
was one' of the "up-to-the-minute"
Optometrists who keeps posted on
the new discoveries, so he made
a test for "suspenopsia." and she
had it in an unusual form. This
is what was happening In her brain
and eyes foryou know the eyes
are not two Independent organs, but
the two eyes and the optic tract of
the brain constitute one Organ of
0 Vision instead of bi.th eyes see
ing what she was looking at all
the time, first the right eye would
see it and then "turn off then the
the left eye would see it and
then it would "turn off" just
like you would turn two electric
lights on, and off alternately. To
;et the idea of what tills woman
was up against in her wing, just
point your linger at some object
ncross the rooni. then open and
I close your right and left eyes al-
ternately, and observe how you
J point first right at the object and
t then seem to point to omi- side of,
A It. (The eye that is open when!
I you point directly at the object Is !
? vour dominant eye.) The seam-;
stress' eyes were doing Just that ,
way: her point of view was chanrf-1
ing as her eyes alternated, cnusiiu? '
her to sew a "zlg zag" seam.
Sl'SFKXOHSIA means "suspend
ing rye" or "suspending vision."
and this seamstress had alternat
ing suspenopsia." Willi most of
us only one eye suspends, and that
only for a fraction of a second at a
time so it doesn't bother us.
When the suspenopsia i very
marked one will feel d y and
. uncertain, at times in walking, and
will Jump to the wrong line In read
i ing or in adding a column of
i figures. Dr. I). A. Chambers
' of the Southern Oregon 'p-
tical Co.. Medford building, says
' the only thing that ran he done for
( this trouble is to wear glasses to
? correct any focal trouble and then
v re-educate the visual faculty, teach
5 ing the brain to deliver impulses
I continuously to both eves at mice.
Adv. ' 1
WHITE SOX GAME
I A I.I. AS, Texas. Mar. I. WV
A rookie' uutfAdfr'n h Qie run
in the ninth inning with two men1
YJii
LeiTTm
rnx oui or a bole this afteiTTuon
and won a 5 to S victory, ltan
dolph Moore, i-et-ruit right fielder
was the hero, his circuit drivo
scoring Huuuefield and Aletzler
after the Sox hud Kon into the
niniJ: iiailin-; 3 'to '.
A VOX I'AKK, Flu.. Mar. 24-.
pt -riie tst. Louis Cardinals out
hit the Phillies today but two
Card errors euubh-d the Phillies
to win 4 to :i. With the seort
tied at three all in the fifth. Sand
hit a grounder to Krisch '-who
bunted it. Kelley grounded to
! Maianville who threw wild, al
lawing Sand to reach third. Whit
ney's sacrifice then enabled Sand
to cross the plate what proved to
be the winning run.
W KST PA I ,M 1 1 1-; At ' H , ITa
Mar. J3. A) The St. Imis
Iiiowns made it two in n row
fr.nii l'.rooklyn today, turning in
j an easy ten to two victory. The
Pobins' pitcliers gave thirteen and
i ten free passes. Bennett led the
i Brown's hitters with three singles.
, ST. PKTKPSPriKI, Flu., Mar.
! 4. Joe Hauler's four steam
;lng singles ended the Philadelphia
i A t h letics' losing st rea k a nil gave
. them a 5 to 3 victory of the Jlos
iton Nationals here today, evening
up the series of two games. Ilau-
scr played sensationally at first
base and was responsible for four
of the Mackmen's runs. Three of
'his singles sent runners home and
lie scored in the fourth with a run
, that tied the score. .
j TAMPA. Flu., Mnr. 4. Ml
I A seven run splurge In the sixth
! inning gave the New York fliants
, a !) to i; victory over the Wash
: inglon Senators In a wild, free
j hitting game here today.
The ( limits were lending 1 to 0
when they went to hat In the
J sixth, but six Solid hlts'gave them
tan 8 to 0 tulvuntage before the
, frame was over.
VALLEY ENTRY IN
MMTHQPO 30
T1COKKAU, N. M., Mm. 2-1.
(A) Although ltd finisliiMi third in
totlny'a ',2.: mile Brind from lnl
lup, N. M., Anie Snuminen of De
troit retained his lead in tho Lob
AngelcH to New York marathon
nice with an elapsed time of
1 lid: Til :!;'). Andrew Payne of Clare
more, Okla, who finished third to
day .gained Klightly on tiouniituMi
and lm an elapsed time of
1 20 : -10 : T7 for the 741.G miles that
have been eoverod.
A 1 1 it n Curlier of ('rants Pass
was thin ieth today. His time
was (i: 11" tint and oJapsed time
172:14:45.
Obituary
HALLS. Funeral services for
the late .I.lohu 'Kails, aged 117
years, who has been a resident of
Gold Hill the larger share of his
life, will he conducted from the
Comer- funeral pttrlors (today)
Sunday, at 10 a. in. Kuv. Itclknap
will have charge of services.-ami
interment will be made in the
Jacksonville cemetery
1
O Valtif.s ill many iiistaiK.-en several times
" .selling jiriee. O
With . (levcl(iiiiciit can le made into
valuable, Lidilv desirable lionics.
The state
property. The Irrigation Diatrictias now decided to put this
land into production regardless of value. This will be done at
once! '
O
Don't Miss This Splendid Opportynity of Getting Your Home
Site in This Higlily Developed, Wonderful Valley
FOR MAT BATTLE
AT HILARITY HALL
The couatriuou of the tu-w
Hilarity halt wrestling pavilion is
rapuily Hearing completion, a visit
there yesterday ni term ton reveal
ed, and will be completed in ample
time for tlu Sailur Jack; Wood
and Pull Montana wreMlitu: match
to be staged tomorrow night.
: There will In four or five rows
; of ring-side seats and the remain
; ing seats will be built in grand
; stand style several tiers high.
These scats are exceedingly
wide and will b comfortable.
1 Ticket Miles indicate that quite a
. number of women will attend
i and women are assured that t li- t
mutch will carried on in a way;
not to offend them.
Hull Montana is expected to fir-
rive today from Hollywood and ,
reported to be in excellent cni-
oition. having kept in constant,
train ng for wrestling matches.
While Sailor .lack Wood has a
large following here, many wrest-,
'ling faus are of the, opinion that
the sailor will meet his Water
loo in Montana.
,n exciting preliminary will be
wrestled between Tex Porter of.
this city and Cecil Parrick of:
C.rants pass. IJarjick has wrest-'
led for several years and has up-
heard in Medford several times,
Porter, "who has not had such 1
long experience. is fast and :
speedv and Ik expected to give I
Parrick a real battle. There will,
ah;o be two curtain raisers. !
Wilfred Wagner
Ashland I
1 Tuesday in company with Mr. and
Mrs. George l.oouley and J. M.
; Wagner for I.oa Angeles. Wilfred
i will make an extended visit with
relatives.
j Misses Josephine and Mildred
' Parber have returned from a short
, ivist In San Francisco.
Mr. ami Mrs. Chest or Walters
I and daughter Charlotte, who have
been visiting at the I. U. P'eni -n
I home on Jlargadino street for sev
eral days, have moved imo inc.
Oeder apartment .on Granite street.
Charles Webster Chatten. Jr.. u
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ASHLAND
-J
I Wilfred Watrner left
student at O. S. C. is spending the, in the construction and assembly
spi iijg vacation with his parents, iK evidence of the carefully studied
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chatten on Har-! efficiency that noes to make Hot
.ri.,i,w, ui..i .iini tho biKt electric railUo ill.
Mrs. James Mersey nnd Mrs.
t Carol Pratt entertained on Thurs-j
(lay in h on or i f M rs. Virgil Gil
I lette, a recent bride, at the Mersey 1
i home on North Main street. The;
- entertainment Included a kitchen
j shower for the bride, and many
:gfftK were presented to the honor
1 guest, Kueh guest also contributed
I n page Of good advice for the bride,
j 'I'll os who enjoyed the pleasant af
. fair wop': Mesdunies Alallacoale,
! M . .1 . YnnFossen. Knglo. Aid or-
I in I.. If I V MoCliv II U'ur
!f.wi,. t i u ! ,'. r-i.i 'I
i Julius' Koch and K. A. Woods: Miss;
ii....i v. ,i i
j Mrs. Gillette, and the hostesses, I
Mrs. Mersey and Mrs. Pratt. j
Mrs. C. II. Yaupel and Mrs. P.I
I H. Palis were hntitoHScs for thej
, Klks ladles card club on Thursday
! afternoon. Nine tables of bridge
were in play throughout the after
' noon with high score falling to
I Mrs. 11. K. Uelrick and the con
! sola lion award going to M rs. K.
' L. Witks of Portola. Calif.
i i
t- WASHINGTON, Mar. 24 P)
Congressional action on the hill P
j extend the life of the radio com
! mrHsIon lor nnother year was com-'
Ipleted today with sejiale approval
t of tho house conference report on
I the measure. It now goes to the
White House.
Thrown
Acres
L'oeatt'd wltliiu 2U miles of Hetlfonl.
law. ud to this time, has
NAMED EXCLUSIVE
HOTPOMl. AGENCY
hi rece-initloii of the hi'lciidid
services lvmleivd by the Mmllunl
Klectric company of this city the
Kuisuti Appliance company, a sub
sidiary of the tleiieral Klectric
eumminy, Iihs this week selected
their company as the exclusive
.Medford dealer in Iloipoiut K!c
trie range. This recognition, ;i-
cot dins to the Kdi.:oii i-oinpiinv.
comes as a result of two distinct
la tors; tirsl, the rcintirkahle sales
iwiord made in this territory over
t lie long period of fourteen years;
secondly, as a result of the splen
did servicing record carried out
by tie Meuiord Klectric tompany.
after the ranges were once sold.
This recogntion becomes;M the
more appreciated since this is one
of the very few concerns m tin
Wholc Pacific Northwest inertling
an exclusive franchise
It i i limps ' not -;eiierally
known th.tt largely us a result of
the work done by the Motlford
Kie'ric company and its prede
cetfur tluit tlto city of MetP'ord
totdav is amons the very few
ureaiest users per capita of elec
ranges in the whole I lilted
States. To be exact every third
house using electricity in this city
is an electric range user; and
liotpoftU ranges, judging by Hie
larire number in use nere. is
great factor in establishing
outstanding electricnl record
this 1
for
Medford.
Many interesting factH present
themselves in reviewing the I ol-
; point runo. Among tnese is um
; the world's behest honor was
conferred to this range by the Jury j
of awards at the W2Q Kesqui-Cen-!
tennial Kxpowition at Phiadelphia. ,
Also the HlurJies lines or range..
wl-ich combined with the Hotpoint j
some few years ago won the Kold
medal at the Pacific r;mamn in
ternational Kxposition in Sun Fran
cisco in 19 ir.
The "Good Housekeeping Insti
tute." the accepted Jury of Amor-
I lean cooklns and household ap
pliances, has placed its stamp of
approval on this niK-'W.
ThesQ achievements and many
'others have moved Mr. Schei't'el,
the local manager, to enthuse in
saying "The factories where Hot
j point ranges are built command
i tho respect of tho most modern
j of industrial engineers, hvery men
tho world today at a price within
the rcin-h off every pncltotbook.
KCGKN-:, Ore., Mar
4 (!)
I'orthmd
of Hire"
AI Xarasiek. lT-pound
wrestler, won two out
lailS ironi -roier-Mir iiw;.iioi, o
anese jiu Jitsu exitert in a s- lieO 1
uled hour and a half grappling
match bun' tonight. Migami look
the first fall and Karasick the
filial two. . Total lime of tin bout
was !: minutes.
In a feature preliminary Wildcat
Pete of Ktigene knocked mil
Sailor peet of. Portland. I'.n
pounds, with a liostmi crab hold
in ;i:t minutes.
SALBM, Ore., Mar. 2 I. (!)- I.
II. VanWinkle, for the last eight
years attorney general of Oregon,
today made formal announcement
that he will he u candidate for re
election. That ho "would so declare,
ha been known for some time
lfiDiMllR !
OVER PROF. HGAMi
i
Open For
prevented the Bale of this
FOUND THAT DAM
IS PJ WED
!.OS AN'CKI.PS. Ma- :M. Vi
t! a charge X dviian.O' sliattei.il
l!i S'. l-'r.tticMdain nnd started llsi
waters on their race of death and
delsructmu to lb-' sea. ;h" bl:oi
I. It no evo'iem-e of itself behind.,
-o far as she-, ii f's ol't'icerti have
In on able to determine.
1
q
v
I'hi.-, was the ileclaialiun last'
hi of Iieputy Shi-riff Many'
iie, i.i ..." the iiun-inal in-
i t ii:at ion departuu'iil ef the sher
iffs office.
"Nothir.: has been prcvuted to
ibis office in the way ol tesiiioony
or evidence that supports a theory
ol dyiiiimitiir.; its a probable cause
of the datn br-a king." sail) Wright,
"alt houli invest iua turs bae been
rt ni'liiiig Ilit'oujthont the i ntire see
t toil near the dam sile since the
,o!lapse. in seeking every woi d.
fat t or exhibit that u ill aid in ar
riving at the true cause or the dis
ster. I'p to ibis time then' Is uh
mhitely nnihiuc. .hwnig any sus
picion of dynamiting."
The coroner's jury if nine in'-n,
ill of them connected wit h con
struction work as engineers, coti
'I'aetoi's or Insurance appraiser".
yesterday made their own first -1
hand examination of the dam site.,
With prospectors hammers theyUpiet Saturday night.
knocked off with ease pieces of the
rock side wall ot the canyon against
which tin- ill-rated dam hail been
placed. The terrific rush of water
ippeared to have sheared the rock
off clean, leaving no trace of the
nm's concrete abut men ts. ob
servers said I he strength of t he
concrete in the structure was
shown by the fact that rocks in the
Mixture were broken cleanly, in-
tlicating the strong grip of the
lll'Mli.
The application of the Pickwick
Stages system for authority to is
sue r.eturitics to finance the pur-j
chase of mm o stamen, was re
opened by the state railroad com
mission l ore today.
In a recent decision t he com
mission refused to permit the Pick-
I wick SlaeM syHtem to capitally
an Alleged profit of $S,'.MMl, charged
by the I'icltwicl; enrporatton, the
parent, company, afcainiU tho IMck
wiidt Stages system,' on certain
equipment.
The Pickwick corporation first
refused to permit the commission
to inspect its hooks, hut later
consented lo the inspection and lite
commitiaion re-opinod lliu hear
iiiK. (Htl-KION C1TV, ore., Mnr. i!4. i
iA' Hurled 1'Mi.feet J.y a terrllic ,
rlmruo of d.vi,aniitn, Roy UofliMia.ii, '
4ii, rancher ncur Sandy, was killed ,
this al'ternoon.
Bull
H Montana
Is Coming
SAN ntANCISCO, Mar. LM.-M1 ' Rg' ' V V i5a!-i I IlliiiltWII 3 ' i
of
YOUR CHOICE
5-, 10-, 20-acre Tracts
a
OF OREGON MEET.
ASTORIA, SEPT.
-(V)
Jli -
I'uKTI.ANH. (Me.. Mar, I
- 'I lie slate' coUeUioIl of till
crve tnticcrs' as-o iainm ol oiv
on will t held at .sl"i'iftSni
urdav. September 1 , Ma.ior 1 :ai iie
... i.i otiaid. president, aun-.uinccil
toibiy. rfinitc plans fr tho
lneet'.ng Were complete. lit U.
meeting of the Astoria chapter
1 -t w, el, w hicii was attended bv
Captain J. l Stutevoss and M
j. . l.eunai d.
I.icaltiiaiu W. McMinders.
j.! idcnl of the chapter at As
.ei ..i will have active cllilige of
the plans to entertain the visiting
members. The largest delegation
is expecied to attend from Port
laud, headed by l.ieuu nant Col
onel Henry Akin, president of the
I'orlbind chapter, and ' 'olonel P.
T. Arnold. blef of staff of Hie
IMith division.
There are approximately t'.im
nuinoeis ii the reserve officers'
association In the stale out of
I .into or I.I oo here w ho hold ;re
serve commissions.
The state convention will get un-
r wav Friday vim me regisnn-
lion of the delegates and the for-
ma I business sessions to
on Saturday, ending with
! ' , r 204-5 First National Bank ; 5
I r-- n ' I ' Building ,'--;: ,
PAINT .If 5Si; (:
'WITH YOUfc SLir8;, i;
, VACWM CLEVER n'tr P
i ; j II workmanship. ,Costunvx ".;
The easy, speedy way to apply the new vivid
colored lacquers is by Royal Spray method.
Royal Spray Attachment
is the greatest achievement in home electric nppli
unces. Spraya and paints without labor with power
supplied by your vacuum cleaner.
While the Roynl Sprayer operates with absolute
satisfaction on' all vacuum cleaners except those
having very weak suction, it works best on the
SUPER-ROYAL
Electric Cleaner and Polisher
Which Has the Greatest Suction of Any
Cleaner in the World.
LET US DEMONSTRATE
Southern Oregon Electric
the First Time
Value
Irrigation
This Sale Is Placed in the Hands of
o THE MEDFORD REALTY BOARD
o
J. C. BARNES,
BROWN A WHITE AGENCY,
CHAS. 8. BUTTERFIELD
E. C. CORN
WILLIAM HOLMES
WALTER H. LEVERETTE
OAKl.AXn. Cab. Mar. 2-1. (.1) '
The n.tklaud Times, a iooinir.gi
newspaper established October ,
I'J'Ooy W. It. He. irst. suspended
publication todxy. Three m-vv liuor
type machines arrived yesterday
.for installation in tin- tiewspupei
plant. fo'.lowy.l by the sudden
order lor sunciiMoii of the paper.
No announcement was made asto
the reason.
Tho Times, during mor th;in
two years, appear in connection
with the San l-Yniiviscn Examiner,
being published in the Kx.t miner's
plant. On January 31 of tills year
the Ti:m- appeared in separate
identity.
X K V Y o I : K , M a rch . i-P A
fall down a flight of steps on the
stage of the Metropolitan opef:t
house hist night failed to provt-ut
.Manet te Cuilford from singing the
ieadilil! role of "M-olnntvt 1"'..W . " j
rp m h n ta wi
a.
WINDOW & lHMtll
FJRAMES
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TROWBRIDGE
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ur"i.'.n- 3 m a m ra ra o. '
District
A lany tracts adapted to raisintj l'ears,
Clieriics, Apricots, Berries, All'alfa or
(iarden Products.
C ('lose to School; Excellent Koads; All
Land Cleared.
Q Under Splendid Irrigation System.
OTI8 F. MAYS
CHARLES R. RAY
THOMAS REALTY COMPANY
- CARL Y. TENQWALO-.
J. W. WAKEFIELD '
R. V. WILLIAMS
XEstato
6lA Interest
iiiynlilr vi'i-.v six iiimilhs is nil
that tlic .Mftriiicilitan Lite Jn
siiraiH'i' ('i!iii!iny rlinrurs oil
llit'ir Jloiiie liiian I'liui.
(')ill tit our ol'ticc I'm' lull juir
ticiilnrs. Commercial
Finance
Corporation
Phone
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