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MT.DFO'nD mail TKTr.orrc, mtcppord, onriON; Thursday, may 2t, 1023. I I f.nmll'uri on the kame incident tuld'ileof tkketa has Leen consia., " ol1" 1 i .It i i und crowds gather . PYLE HAS LOSIfizzv Schwartz ! ball fans keyed Portland grabs 1 these seemed to Indicate that he change Telegraph d input1 eh was returning 10 jvinss uay alter vieuua aaya tliat Hudeuls ut the " " aud that the gov-Uralnlna crimps of both fiBhtf. i .!.... tliu fluL 119 UU.I1U UUIOllU ...... - -i . .i.ij-...rnin..B vnvU.. t ih f.. military iioiiuib - , , , ...... .' . ; Uuiversity of Innsbruck tore the . ,,A ,ttv. wnlch s In the Lampuiu i au.ue ,a . "3 of lottlmr down himself und com- Itallan d" r'"the Itil11"" Austrian Tyrol, nrnda apologie.. I betting. PILE ON DFRflY GAME. BUT BUSHY UP OVER CONTEST 1 E; i .... 1.... ,i (ho .i l,.ta. , fruwiiliilA ut lh:r nit. i-m tinlHV he- I 7 " ' I .... ..!. . "hopo.o dl Uon,u .ays: -NoLlUI In, exasperated feat It flown Mum n TVr ! fair wmbuUd Si, ta. 'with his Kt-nial audacity nut onlyl on the occasion of the Hulian die-' r.L'ENOH A lit IIS. May ' h,l,linuH. 1,11 l.ritt.'u new l:tiirfU In lliilii.n ui-i... lurntli.n itl war Aifiiltitft AuMl'iU. fill! Aineiltilia fans "TO biw1" SEALS DEFEATED ' tifin l.ut a treat rullimeit fur civ. : The cilr.tiat'h said that tile people i;i(i!ir on llle outcome Jlizutiou und hUtoiy." ; of the Tyrolean clly were uiiKered 7 at the display of the flau. icind ' I.OVIlOX, Miiy 24. IA' An Kx-: A ll.cviis dispatch received In ' narrow afternoon The nrtvancn m i BVT WONT QUIT ( NKW VOItK, May 24. Bunion Marathon Promoter Ituxhy ( rn ha in. riurlim-hulrcil ' (Ity the AMMochiteil I'i-omm) i Toli.lin kept 12 Seattle IlitH well I IMIUIIIUIII IIUII1 I. IK ila lUUUy, V,.filfi...u i.ti.l ll.n AlrileH.y tl.tlitV n,"l" n""1 ''" "hiun "UIHII-, Atimitc Ho le 1 0H 000 1 'rt:hl un t,u hantutnVflKht 1 beKin a hand-io-han.l HtruKtfl. afetiPB nt upportunu i ( 1 Jy the AHOciulP( I'icmh) AfttT it fatti'iiInK on tin rvt of the It-ague fur a month, th I thronn that had Behind. But Savs Hp. Will1 tl,lH ci.aii.y imiii Have Enough to Pay Prizes On Saturday. HUI'KKnx. N. Y., liny 24. T) Srth Gonzak's, JJonvor, Moxleuit. and' rouontly Itoeky mountain niiifathon champion, pact-d the tiaiiH-contiiumlHl foot rueeru Into the ft2nd control hero today, uftr coverhiff the 38-nillua from Mld-nk-town in 4 Iioui-h &! mlnuicM and 7 HecondH. innzalcH advanced from lfilh to 15th place. ThoniHH Kills. ilunjMton, Out., who holdH 43rd place in tin- Krlnd, f hlHhfl HfTnud. H1b claimed time It) 91 : 10:18. Trunk VonKluc, Korman, Cut., held hlH flip on ninth pluet by luinpiMK in third In f.:r,ll:l.rl. inuk inff his elupHed time 654: i'J.'i'i. "I've heen trying to. win one dully lap," Von Flue mild, "but all uf the boyn are Heltlnc H hot pace." I'uhhjiIc, N. J., will bo Krldny'H ontrol. The rae will conclude with n final Nprlnt In MjuIIkuh Kiltiare Cardcii, New York, Hutur tlay night. Uou- moment und Portland defeated i Keitttli. 4-2. JjattcricH: , Tomlin I and A Inniii it h ; Tcitchout, Naticu , jfn vacant Jn j Tiie cin-ountfr HtartH wltli t Ijlt'-hcuaei In Shlbe park. t.tlio.. imiil.li. nwi.linr iu t,n I lie .w,,.,., ...t .19 i'"""".ard tomorrow and u hiiikIo tiurio . .. tlJi it,., ,.,,( i,.l..v. champioHMhlp over u year aBo. on Saturday. j Wayne WrlKht, foremoHt den-1 AltimuKh he whipped Corporal , Connie Mack Ih lyln in wait . tist ot iilt, j4t((n(. nut ()nly ; lzzy Ki hwartz, little champion of for the HuKKin hem lime n with whul OIIl Hollywood with seven I New York flywelKhts, in a 15-roumlt Hert Mokch tiruvc, Walbert; und ,M.utt(.red nllM ,(Ut l(eUod a jlum(, : maun at j.ddciih Held lam iukIii wrwo-i. nm nuuimmw ui i-, run tu ti,e AngeN tu a 6-01 win. their second wtraiKht over tllM KlIlI'M. lliKifl nlwn lilt f., tt.n' w" 11 u,n " "Km. I (.miit. hlH drive comlnK with Tito Yankees prepared lhem-,two mGn on jJaUerle8: Ftiller nelv.H yenterduy fop the Htnrt of t)m Uld IJusH)er; WriK,u and Jiau-I their Hterni'r battle by hhadtnj; n(1, j ine i;ei kox, 2 to i. to mane u, threj out of four from Ulll Cur-, rian'tt lr ntlin warriorn. The AthleticH ebmed their prae to cain tlie crown, the honor that shootern, hm well a the veteran came of battllnc out a victory ovei Jn Titus guiun and Kdilie Hum a worthy opponent on even termn tlco by outpolntlnK the Senators I I' .trr.iUiu- Itillult n.wl . jx mpiu piny iruiuH-u uiu am-i- jay ! A ! i.i 'i tiu ..f floi-nlinwl rll fur. . MIDOMiTOWN. N. Y., .May 21. (A) Another 3 7 -111110 lap wuh In Hloro for l C I'yle'n trunH cvntlncntal bunion derbylhtH to day, brliiKliiK them to Suffern, X. Y., only two dayn run from llKi flninh in Madison Square Gar den. Tomorrow'a Inn will tnlA them to . I'UKHalc, N. J und Saturday t,lp rf"'1' will hco them at the end of their long trek from I.uh AntfclcH to New York. Andy Payne, Clare more, ukla., furm boy, who Is firmly entrenched In the lead In crouHcd his niat'Kln over John Salo of I'liMHiiie to 17 houru, 2S nilnutcH, 7 aecondH In yeHterday'a lup from Liberty, N. Y., to Mid tl. clown. KJ (lardner, Seattlo neRro, who holds elKhth ilace, took l ho lend ottlcrduy, iinlnhliiK in B:02:rili, and KalnliiK a firimr hold on his puHltion. Salo, held back by a. chnfed foot, came In IKth for the day In it:'-'7:0;i, nearly two hours behind Payne. Allan furrier, Kokiio Hlver, Ore., 10:37:3 8, with clapHCil time 703:2(1:28. wn not bin. IiiNteud, u soodly share of the honorri went to the Hpunky little corporal, forced to fljcht hh a flyweight and outweigh ed by a margin of xx and one-half poiindH. Throughout the first 10 round, Schwartz, boxing like a little nin Jor, won three round and held bin bigger foe even In two othera. Hut an the fight wore on, und ItuMiy made every uae of IiIh weight ad- vtange, Ixxy tired and fell under the gruelling pace. In the fourteenth round, lluwhy thcr from the running. Thj caught the little fellow with a vol-1 While Sox won their necond ley of left and right hiiiuhIiph tulHtrafght 4 to 3 in 10 Inning, the head that dropped lzzy hi th? The JlrownH handcil the Tigem eloudM of renin dum their flashing I a rudo Jidt, 8 to 3, but then the feet had Mtlrrui; up. U'iih blood Htreamliig from hi iiokc, IiIh UpH HiDHKhcd and right ear twice the normal aize, Schwartz barely man aged to reach bis feet at the count of nine. Throughout the final HCHHlon, only the courageous heart of the flyweight kept hlin erect. Itushy caught him time and again with both handa to the head. Izzyn wouiuIh incream'd but he summon ed all IiIh caglneNN and lasted till He wa a badly Home rmiK liy I luff t and Me-f Daniel and teven-hit pitching by Herman Pltleite, set. the Sea In ' flown with a 4-0 defeat In the ; UKI-llllll ir-,,,1,, (,( tlw.ll- U-,. U-llh for tho fourth .uccc-hm vo time. ; ,h(. jlM(onM- ,, ,.,.,, ,hu Olio William hhor.. ld .Uah; fur ,, f,. San Kl.n. HiKton to four hits and won. I t. ,, ,..,, ,, , ur(Jer IO i. battered warrior at the close. NEW YO UK. May 24. (A) Mr. C. C. Pyle. In town aheud of Uia bunluneera beat curiuua to the question: "No." bo said, "I nm not broke. I'm SIOO.OOO behind, but therj will be plenty of money to pay off the prize wlnnera." Ho added that the race would cost 1250.000. Prize money will be SIS.00O. t m BFATFN BY MOE ' PIHtTL llje HIM'lltll ifiil:fteur v JUTLAND, Ore., Mny 2 1. (!') Par was broken repeal edly by ftfk golferH of Iho imrthweKt In en ml round of the Megon championship iolay. I r. billing, former nmi Invest champion, shot four btnlten In bis first five holes and took the match UlolU L. J. Nicholas, three n lid two. 1 Don Moe broke par by three, tie fuatijig Frank Dolp, four and two. Itusitell Smith heat Italic McHugh. of Seattle. Hritlsh Columbia cham pion, three and two, turning In a tW five tmder par. , BEATS GOLD HILL fn spile of their handicap of nut having a home baseball field upon which to practie:', the Phoenix high school nine captured the Jackson county secondary (a'hool championship yesterday when they defeated the (lold Hill high Hchool ftquad, 9 to 4. Pr"vlouK to yesterday's game. Ciold Hill had defeated Itogue Hlv er, Central Point and Sams Valley high.' schools. Phoenix had won over Jacksonville; Talent and Kagle point, with Montgomery as pitch er and Swingle, catcher, the Phoe nix lim up has been at Ms betil dur ing the past season, and has more than once proved r jy to Coach' l.erson. I Whitney Ma is and sprinz. Cavaney's sensational stop of F'reneh liner in the ninth choked off a Senator rally and enabled the Oaks (o make it two straight from Saeramento, 3-2. French's drive came with two a way and the bases full, and had It got past the Oak third baseman, prol win. J latteries: Hasty. Clou Id and Lombard!; Shea and Kochlcr. LAST U. S. AMATEUR' Tigers long ago became aectis- .,!., ' .u .1 J ably would have meant a Senator The fighting on the National mm . . . ... ... 1,1 league front was marked by Cln elnnatl's fourth straight victory out of five over the not-very-bold Pirates, 4-3 and the even divis ion of a double-header between the (Hants and the Robins In Brooklyn, 4-3 und 4-0. ROGERSlSSBY jGOLFERRIT OUT! 1 MA MA PCD l'IM:STWICK, Scotland. May 21 tf I VI UllUfir ft ! Douglas ('.rant, sole hui I InnMlULll viving American In the Jirltlsli i j amateur golf championship, was 1 eliminated today by A. H. Mac- Peg- "mini, young ncuiusn pnysieiuii 01 tini'l llllllllllllll. iwo op. 1 The A mciican a mateur, who Is t behind the John J. McGraw and selects "I can tell what is happening in a ball game almost without looking at the field. There are 'signs' that managers know. ..the 'click of a ball that's fairly hit.. .the rumble or the shout in the stands. "I found there were also 'signs' by which you can tell the best cigarette, in the blind fold test. Fine flavor . . . smoothness . . . comfort to the throat ... all these made me vote at once for Old Gold." Blindfold... judges leading cigarettes t OLD GOLD HUSTON", May 24. (P) era Hornsby, traded to tho Itos- j Id. I., U..utl....,.l early this spring, today was tho 'V ' Kngb.nd. and Ma of the resignation of Jack Slat- " ' '"' W:I".V"V l" " tery, who stepped out after little J 1,1 more than a month of road man agement. President KmlI"K. Fuchs who, in li a ut ie 1 lit1 111 iieei mjiii iuu ... . . I rhun,n "We h1w.II eontlnuc " ",l tll' ' of the cup. Into our efforts to build a fighting and winning team for Post 011. ( Slutt cry. who came to the ItraveH from pnstnn college, where! he wiih coach after a long career 111 lilir leiitflln luiMnlt:ill will I'illl-1 tlnuo with tho club in another ca- Although the news of (lencral pacity, but at the sa mo sulary. I .VoMIe's latest exploit was con His contract has a year to run. fined to a few htennlr bulletins. Callum were all square at the , rind the play was close thru- : Then at the 17th, MaeCal lum holed a chip to go one "p. 1 J With the match hanging on tho ; last hole, ('.rant's ,jmtt knocked Mart a Hum s ball, which was sit ting on the edge of the cup. Into the hole, giving the Scotchman :l , birdie and the match. ITALY KKJOlCIMi. (Continued from Pago One) r k vfaV fXY u U'1 Mix 36S w v i vr- Made from the heart-leaves of the tobacco plant JOHN J. McGRAW...Materfltnie ( of bafchiH , . . nuiwfcr of the Gum lincc 1903. Mlt. McCiRAW was asked to smoke each of the four leading brands, desiring his taste with coffee between smokes. Only one question was asked: "Which one do you like best? VII ATS THE"VHY"OF OLD GOLD'S WINNING CHARM? IIi'.rp. is the answer, in three words . , . heart-leaf tobacco. No course, heavy top lenves of the tobacco plant . . . for they sting the throat. No withered ground leaves ... for they coarsen the tastt. Only the cool and fragrant heart-leaves . . . golden ripe. . . can give Old Golds their honey-like smoothness. That's why you can tell them in the dark. SMOOTHER AND BETTER "NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD" . Y. RINGS; NKW VOUK. May 21. (VP) Paul Ilerlenbaeh, former light heavy weight champion of tho world, will never box again in New York, if the boxing commis aloit acts on tho recommendation of Deputy Commissioner Daniel II. Skllling, official observer at, Wueensboro stadium, wlwre Her- j ten hiich met Utrry Hstrldgo Tues- j day. In his official report un the bout, Skilllng recommended thn' ! t he licenses of both Iterlenbach ! and Kstrblge be revoked, saying Ithat both boxers are physically un-i lilt (or further ring work. j Spring Coats Baseball Standings AllirrUwlll. .W I.. Ni'r York :'K c I'hllndi liihln 2 1 K t.'luvrtiind .. L 1 lfi llunton II IS St. I. on Ik 15 !M lK'lrolt n ;4 Wui'hliiKtiiu 12 lil Vlitmsv 13 8 N'llllniuil. W. I.. ciiti'luiiuil i i r. Oilmen r, HI. Lollln SI 15 New York IS 13 l'.rooklyn 18 itl IMltKliurtth 10 IS Ito.ston 1 1 i'i r'hlliidolphlu 6 ;i . Major League Leaders The Weather ':)rocJpltiitlon for 34 hour, oml liiir & hi-, nono. Yi'Htcrdiiy'n weather here: llli;h i'Ht toinpi-ruture, lowent leni Itt't-iitiiro yi'Hlerdtiy, 48: muMn ti;tn peruturo .vcterduy. GS. l'roi-iiltntlon: Total ruliidill Bllli'o iHt i'f month, .01 Inehi-n; 10-yenr nveriiKi' for the ntonth. I.I I Inchon. Total nil n fa 1 1 alnci Jniiuiiry Int. ?.06 InilicH rainfall mIiku Hi'iitenilnT 1. H.S3 Inchi'a. ' Itunilillty ypxterday, 6 a. m.. 91 iief rent; 12 noon, 41 pel' cent: S p. m., 32 per cent. I Character of duy: Clear. , Hun tela today nt 7:33 P- m.. rlne tomorrow, 4:43 k. m., aeta tomorrow 7:34 p. ni. (Itlnea and seta rompuled for le-e. horizon). Forecast: Fair und warm, with low humidity tonlaht und Friday. U WAI.TBIli UU'K. . ' Mi'tenrnloxlat, . I'nltecl Hlutea . 'euthr' llurau. l'"t. I Hy the AHMOclnted I'i-omh. ) .SI3 Ini-lmllliK kiiiiii'h of Mity 3: .'-'I .N'ailoniil. .5S3 Itiitlini; Cranthain, l'lnileH, .Iiil. .43S liuilH l-rlu. Iteda. 83. .121' Itlina hutted III Frlsili. CurilK, 31 .liiHI lllta IJouihit .fur.ln. f.S. .311 1 1 IiIoiiIiIih Traynor. I'lmtes: Flisell. .371 Cjirdi': Itottuintey, furdu, IJ. Trlldea 1.. Waller. WtiKht. 1'ilutes. li. lll5j Humors Wllmni. t'llhs. . ..''.'5 Hlolon liiixfu Frlaell. fnrda. 1". r.s;l 1 I'ltehlni: Clark, ltolilns, won 8. .TS1 ' lost I. ''-"'' i Amerliiin. t7 1 1 ItuttliiK llarnoH. Kenulorn. .400. .3ii j ltnna ISllIh. Yankee. 3S. .JtMl KuiiN hnltod In MeilKel, Ynnka, 34. Illln Itlee. TiKorn. 4S. IIoiiIiIoh Moimel, YiinkK. 1.1. Trlidca lleaiin, Tult. Iteil Sux: Itloo, Sonatori.: l.ar.7.erl. Yanks, Ti. lloniers- Until. Yanks. 13. Hlolon hanen MoNoety, Itruwna: Itaneit, White Mox 8. I'ltehlni: I'lpKi'n Yanks, won ". lost o. 1 1 ! SS -V Fights Last Night Illy the Asnoeliitod I'lessl I'ltiKiKI.YN llnshy (iriiham. Clleu. N. Y.. outpointed ty Mehwurls, New York. (10). Sam my Itaker, Mlt.hel Field, defeat ed M. k Teslo, Trov, N. Y. ( lot. WNTIXXATI llllly ,nuel... of I'eppervllle. defeated Ale Hart. Charlotte, X. c. nui, Ituddy le. Nashville, won from lirry l'ey ton, Cincinnati, 6. (IHA.vn 1HI.AX1). Xeh. :0llor :ddie Kelly, (tan Franciseo, kuook. t nut Johnny Mm tin. Nlnux Fulls. S. D. (). Every Spring Coat IX Our Entire Stock Going in This Sale ENSEMBLES HALF PRICE S139.00 Coats S69.50 S79.50 Coats $39.75 S49.50 Coats S24.75 S39.50 Coats S19.75 $29.50 Coats ,$14.75 MILLINERY $15.00 Hats ....S4.95 ADRIENNE STEWARD Medford National Bank Building Introducing to the Public Our New Name- Gold Seal Creamery Succeeding the old name of Jackson County Creamery Our new name was selected from a list of several hundred submitted in our prize contest THE PRIZE WINNERS The following were awarded prizes for submitting the most appropri ate names, the awards having been made by a disinterested board: lst- -MISS GLADYS HARRISON 50S Palm St., Mcdfonl 2nd- MRS. GEO. M. KNOWLES Mcdfonl 3rd MYRTLE NELSON Home 3, Medford -MRS. C. E. DUNLAP V2I V. II Itl St., Medford 4th- 5th MRS. S. M. CLEVEN Mecllortl Cth MRS. HAROLD CROWL lionte 1. .Medford 7th LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL Ashland Servo (iold Sc.-il at every meal. l!e it fruit .juice, milk or butter Whatever (lie brand you have on hand, You'll find no brand that's better. REMEMBER THE NAME Gold Seal Creamery Corner Depot and X. Fir Med lord Telephone 51 i o
