Medford mail tribune., June 21, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

'MEnFWW MIL TKMWSH, MMMUU ol,-l-(iuS:. tuI'K'sI)aV. .Ii'S'k 2i. i!,s.
FACE FIVK 1
Ik
REPORT TUNNEY
WILL RETIRE A
VERY RICH MAN
Gene to Quit Ring
Heeney Bout With $2,
j be reflected about it in Purl. '
i where the first line of defence U '
xtill imterinp alone with Lai'onle,
rocl.et. linrotra and j .motion.
liulen, they wty, has lifted tht
new biroke, imparling greater;
j speed, uiH-onxi inn sly. The infer- .
enoe In that it would he distinctly
unrifKirablf to tackle Itill when;
ht nun Ailly t'ufiHciuiis of hi wuptr-Mi-nkhic
power, maxli' touch, or
. what itt it.
Tilden's sui-cesit or failure In the
forthcoming few weeks ;it Wimble-'
dnn and I'iiriw. depend on how well'
.he roii--ervfi IiIm energy and keeps J
Aftpr' hls Mrnk'"S control in a Micce-!
"llcl'nion of hard matches. The odd!
BROWN MAY SUCCEED HOOVER
are attains! him. They are at least
two, if not three to one and their
n i n i nunies nrc IjiCokio, foetid and
000,000 in Bank Break iiiorotra. on .. fiwon day m-
df'n I. as the stuff to beat nny one
With GibSOn IS in Line of the Frenchmen, it take more
than a new and nerret stroke, if
Other Breaks in ;:iny ,o ho?i1 tw ie ' row.
With
Snort World.
j It dinks now like a free-for-all"
j scramble anions the Olympic j
, Hrintini candidates as a result of,
. un unprecedented series of upsets
t iiy
Alan .1. tioulil. AsstN'iatcil
Si:nt.s F.HItnr. )
CHU'.YCO. June 21 . lVt
ihmitfli the KdHlft art .f i-ranking
chin and pummel. nj; par are prin
cipally In the liinHiuht hore today,
it. bhould also be noted that .this
scorns to be tin year for hUHilns
up sonic of the most beautiful
ri ii n.i.siups ana pro. mum- punm-i -, vruny rei:iirivt Jls tju i.st
ships in spons. aruund sprinter in America
j :iko it was simple enough to head i
' bc list with liorah. Paddnek,
i I.ocke, tvholz, Itowmnu and a few'
oth'in. Cut the vanguard now is!
j led by llracey, Wyckoff and llus-l
wy.
j 1'addnck, Kcholz and Locke, not I
j yet up to old time form, are likely j
I to make the team, but liorah, sen :
Mil- t
seems
first mere was ine hiiuot-o iwu-ilo hl shelved for the year. How
lilt; hctwei-n .Hi nil .Met. raw ;um iiu--
aKKicssive .young man he had
groomed to suet i-ed him. Koers '
llta nsby, "for the best interests of j
the (limits." J
X o w the well known firm of,
lied Cranio and ('. i Pyln lias j
split after a sensational associa- i
tim that bean to the roar of the'
trridiron enmds and faded on the
financial rocks of tin- celebrated
hunh'ii derby.
The highly lucrative Dempsey-Tunncy-Kickard
com binat ion. last
in business here, also is at an
end after two boom years. More
over, the talk is thai Tunney, win
or lose against Tom Heeney, will
cut the few remaining tics that
bind li i in with Professor Hilly tiili
so'n and retire from the boxing
l.UMlK'W.l lilU-KOtll'T.
T.inmy virtually broke up his
. business partnership with tlibson
two years ni:n. ;icnc f lid n't like
the way bis manager handled the
first bout with Iempney. finan
cially, ami he has directed his own
affnirs (since then,
i The champion. counting his
earnings for the Heeney bnttle this
year us "in the hay:." will have
mud' more money than nny other
fighter within a Riven space of
time. Km throe fights: in sliKhlly
less than two years, Tunney's earn
Iiu;:! will have reached $2.)NiO.n.
I lempsey cleaned up in 1 il26-l !t
with SI,7'0.000 as bis end for
three fiffhts, lut it took the Mail
man has broken down and Pad
dock was beaten twice by Wyckoff!
at I,oh Angeles. Hank Russell's I
condition Is in doubt, but he Willi
be one of the best if back in.hlsl
1 !!;?(! form. j
Instead of Hm-ah and Paddock, i
hovvevt r, the two main Olympic
hopes from out of the yreat south-1
west and west look like Claude '
V.racey nf Kh-c Institute. Texas, andj
Frank Wyckoff. Oh-ndale. rnllf.. I
prep star. " They have been the'
sensations nf the spring and will;
be closely watched In their final'
tests at Harvard July 6-7. )
Another schoolboy who may step,
in where veterans are having their
troubles, is Hon Itennett of To-,
ledo. who has burned tip inter- i
scholastic ranks around this area.
Ilennntt, whose best
J meters. N In training
Olympic trials with annih
comer and possible champion
Marilett. who has come out of Al
bion. Mich., college to toss the jav
elin farther than It has ever been
tossed before in this country.
10 DEPUTIES IN. .PORTLAND GOLFERS
MONTENEGROAREi STILL LEMJN
SHOT TO DEATH
Walter F. Brown, of Toledo, 0., sasistant lecretary of commerce,
is looked upon as the successor of Herbert Hoover is secretary of
commerce.
gHvllON KLAMATH i RJu FEELS TEMBLOR
LEAD OF INDUSTRY
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 21. i&i
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. June
' ill. (fll In n logtiinpr train accl-
1 dent which missed fatal conse-
:iuences only by the smile of for
1 tune, five ears laden with Iors
IplUiiKed off the p,rade of the O. f. '
& K. railroad thirteen miles east ,
nf Klamath Falls anil ripped up a ,
section of steel last nlKht.
Two carloads of loj? overturned. ,
the other three remained upright. ,
Fortunately, no member of the
'Kvi M-iiilcr ninr VHitfu nntl lllnp
ehamnionshlo scraps to amass his I Agriculture Is taking steps to . fol
lutal rhiR earnings or 3.oni),aaa.
The experts often talk tif the
,et-rich-fuick partncrshl p of
Dempsey and K earns, another fam
ous friendship that hit th rocks,
but Dempsey earned twice as much
after it was -broken up arf he had
before.
Xo immediate conclusion should
be drawn that the widely bally
bo ed new tennis stroke will help
Jii.T Mill Ttlden and his Davis cup
team mates rout the French eham
nb"n. r.r Is any alarm likely to
low the lead of Industry and the
home In utlllzlnf? electric, power
for Its own economic betterment.
Dr. J. T. Jardlne, of Oregon State
Agricultural college, made this
statement addressing - t-hn 'annual
mecfirig'of" tlie Northwest lOlectric
l-lght and Powei-.4issociatlon here.
Systems of accounting used by
power companies were discussed
today.
The three hundred delegates this
afternoon turned to golf.
CORDOVA., Alaska, June 21
Three distinct , series .off eurtli
tremors were i'ell today throughout
an area within 100 miles or Co.
tlova. The shocks wero foil at
a: 30 a. m., 8:30 a. m. and 9:20
a. in.
The British cruiser Durban, at
sea in Prince William sound, re
corded violent disturbances at 8:30
o'clock between Montague and
train crew happened to be on the JUnchinbrook islands,
cars that left the track. Th Drier Bay cannery near Ia-
Causn of the accident was said ! Touch e reported that a ship at the
HKUIRADF. :Jimo Shivln, June
(jiPl Punlcu Hatcliitch, Monte
uegrin deputy, who shot and killed
two deputies and wounded four In
the Jugo-Slav paiiianiem yesterday,
lost none of his nerve kben ar
ruijiued before a magistrate today
on the charge oi murder.
"I am ready to he taken out iiu
mediately anil shot without trial."
he evclaimed. "I have fulfilled inv
task."
When KutchiicU previously hail
tried to ueo the minister of the in
terior, Father Korosetch, the latter
said:
"1 receive no murderers. Surren
der to tho gendnimos in my ante
room."
Hatcliitch was asked why he car
ried u revolver In parliament and
replied: "Oh. everybody in the
Malkans carries a small arsenal in
, Iuh belt : why not 1 ?"
All JiMO-Slavla is mourning tlu-Sllid to be the In
victims of yesterday's tiagedy. j
: Paul Kadilch. who has played a
: somewhat subsidiary role to that
of his uncle, Stefan It ad itch. In j
; Jugoslavian politics. Is a former'
: minister ot agrarian reforms, hav- I
. Ing served in that capacity In the!
Ouzounitch cabinet of 1020. ,
; Stet"nM Haditch, who has lon'i
t been an opponent of tho govern-i
i nient. was- ono of the two men j
i wounded In the fracas. .
The peasants among whom thej
dead and wounded men were held !
Lin high esteem, are in a state of
dangerous agitation: there are
j mutterlngs and high tension,
i Thus far only the democratic
members of the cabinet have re- j
: signed but It Is believed that those j
: remaining cannot long continue in
i office in the present highly
wrought stale nf public mind.
! The government Is taking the
utmost precautions to prevent out
breaks. It has forbidden more than
three peasants to congregate in
one place ami has confiscated the
"Ketch." the organ of the radical
; peasants, for vitriolic attacks.
' The bodies of the dead deputies
(fP) I wij ,e removed to Agram and
buried there tomorrow. The minis
ters have been requested not to
attend the funeral for fear of pro
voking the incensed peasants.
The government has offered
pensions to the families of U4 vic
tims, but the peasant party has
refused to accept them, saying that
the bereaved families would be
cared for by the peasants.
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 21. tVi
Portland golfers had me edge on
visiting on tone lit.-, at the nine-hole
turn of the tl.inl round of plav ji
the Pacific northwest amateur
championship tournament today.
Frank Dolp of the Alder wood
club was two up on A. W. Duncan
of Seattle: Dr. O. F. Willing. Port
land, was three no on Ceorse Shaw
of Los Angeles.
Uudie Willielm. Portland, defend
ing champion, was all square with
Jack Marshall, another Portland
player. Don Moo had a three-hole
lead over Asa Smith.
Mrs. Kenneth S. Reed of Poi-Haml
was eight up on Mrs. 11. II. Unwen
of Yakima at tl e nine-hole turn in
the women's amateur champion
ship. Miss Margaret Murphy of Port
land was one up on Mrs. S. Swee
ney of Victoria, defending cham
pion, in the first four holes.
WALLOW A. I lunge- conditions
st in several year.
Pint-Miffed advertising get result.
to be a spreading rail. Traffic was
resumed over the railroad today.
I dock and buildings were shaken.
! Several avalanches In the motin
, tains were observed.
CORDOVA. Alaska. June 21.
(P) The vicinity, of -Cordova was
rocked violently by an earthquake
at 8:27 a. m., Pacific, coast time,
today. The tremor lasted about
one minute and a half..
SALKM. Halls Ferry
be graded and rocked
pendence ferry.
road to j
to l.nde-
ASTOIIIA. old Iturke cannery . and
plant will bo rebuilt this year.
KLAMATH FALLS. A three-
REKDKPOIIT. New Reed bus-Istn, r.mp t-araL costing $:if000
Iness block Is near completion. is nearly finished.
SKACIUD, Orotia, June 21 (VP)
Ten persons were Injured, four
seriously, in a crash between police ,
and demonstrutors who had gath
ered In sympathy tor the. Haditch
followers killed and wounded In
yesterday's shooting In Belgrade.
Croatia, which is the home dis
trict, of the Raditch group, is much
excited over the shooting and in
dignation ineotiiiKs are held -every-
I) A Y T O X. Yamhill Klectrie where,
ompany plans line to Wheatland I Aulliorilies have taken oxtrnor-
neighboring points. i dlnary precautions to prevent in-
IsflainimUory public assemnios wnen
the bodies of Paul Kaduen, nepnew
BASE BALL
Two Games
Fair Grounds
Sun. June 24
10:30 a. m.
DUNSMUIR
vs.
MEDFORD
2:45 p. m.
WEED
vs.
BEDFORD
ltcsl nf Mcill'iird vs. ( lillcxpii'
of Dunsmuir. I t;i si-bull fans arc
I'oHuikiIo in hi'iiijt ulili' In wit
ness ll pilcllilli; find lli'lwccll
theso Iwn g ox-lniiiiici's.
Wati-li Ken liobip piny short
stop out hundred inniiiL's
without un emir.
Don't Miss Either Game
"OLD GOLD'S smoothness,
says Tommy Armour . . . .
(C
is what won me in the blindfold test!
99
"I know, after the first few holes, whether
or not I'm going to be good . . . and
when I was blindfolded and given four
cigarettes to smoke, I chose Old Gold
because the first few puffs told me that
this cigarette was right! I knew that it was
going to be good. Like the effortless, easy
swing of a fine goIfer.Oi.o Gold's delightful
smoothness tells a story of perfect form."
l w iT mm "'jn t-ff I
of Stefan ltalicli. Croat tun pcuHant
leader, and Hr. HaHaritcliek arrive
tonlKht.
The peasant party lias Issued n
proclnniBtion nskiiiK llifl populace
to remain calm and refrain from
violence.
I0M0MM
. TIip W. O. V.patrol Is one or
th-e mosl completely oiganlzcd drill
teams on the Pacific coast. It is
a separate organization organized
within another organiation. The
membership Is limited at prem-nt
to 24 men. bpsblen the neeeNHary
olficers. There lire HecretarieH
within the team handling matters
pertaining to flnnnces, platoon or
ganization, fraternal work, public
lly. and other forms nl lineH of
activity.
This team comet from Portlantl.
all equipped with new uniforms
and traveling by nuto caravan on
their way to the national, head
camp seHslon which will be held In
Oakland. Calif., next week to com
pete with other teams In the. com
petitive drill for - $2000 in cah
prizeH. They lire veiling the local
camps enroute, giving exhibition,
and entertainment, and have 31
in I he pa rt y . They ea rry a n
orchestra and weveriil entertainers.
No charge Ik mude to the W. O. U.
membership or their families.
ft. C. Kllllmnn, the local clerk
has rciiuested the W. f). Y. patrol
to give an exhibition of fancy drill
on Main street, at 7:30 p. m. Fri
day for the bimeflt of the general
public, so If you want to nee nonie
well trained men In action, be
down town tit 7:30 p. m.
g. mSm
1 Week Only
4g High Grade
SUITS
Values $40 to $50
Tailored to your
measure.
at34
50
It will pay you to
Climb my stairway.
Mr. Armour smoked each of tho four leading brmda of cifirtiiM while blindfolded,
. nkiBi a iip of coffee bctweeo tinoket. He piched Ihc Ivurtn Cijurette, ,
" 1 - . which prmed tu b n OLD GOLD. ' ' ' '
Heart-leaf tobacco makes the difference
. . . even in the dark
Three word, describe OLD COLD'S
luperiority . . heart-leaf 'tobacct.
Not heavy, coare tap leaves of
the tobacco plant that irritate the
throat. NotVithered(rMrf-nii'M
that affect the laite. Only golden
ripe hiarl-fracei (ire OLD GOLDS
their hteyUke tmmvthueu. That
it why you can pick .aem .g.
1 even in the dark.
T. 0. (TOMMY) ARMQUII... oo of
Aoimc.'. arcMaM pro4c.tua,l fUcr.
. . . Pic.ul Americ.n opmn tad C.na
dtan ap.n ch.npiofl . . profctional at
ih. Caatro.ttm.l Couolrr Club, Wadl
iaamD. C.
1 1 1 li aaiiiiaMrrr-i-iiTl
O )' Ltfiii.nl Cm., h. Ill
Made from the heart-teavti
of the tobacco plant
Upstairs !
SMOOTHER AND BETTER-"NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD"
CntANTH t'AHS.i Ore, Junn 21.
IIP) After rlriilllic "ViT the crowilx
wotcliliiK the flnlnh of the Kert
wooil niiirnltinn, the rommeri'tnl
hiplene iillnlcl hy li. It. AilnniM, nf
HoitetiurK.vilh t'nrl Wlevewlfk, of
I'ortlnnil. nit iniwenKer turm-il
t-oinplrtely over tvhen Innilinai here
1 hit. mornliiK. Although the pliine
va riiiiniiKeil neither of the fllera
wua hurt. The ucrhlent occurred j
after tho plan wiih hroUKht to the i
ground. A ditch, uiiHeen Iiy the
pilot until too lute to uvoid, cauKht
It and turned It over.
Don't pack away
your garments of
last season with
out having thorn
dry cleaned for
safe!)'.
Wilson's Prices
.1 1
ii You Are Paying
More-It's Your
Own Fault
2-pocket Work Shirts ....... -4c
Athletic Union Suits 45c
Union Suits, short sleeves,
ankle length 75c
Children's Play Suits 75c
Ladies' Silk Hose g5c
Ladies' Summer Hats 98c
Tennis Shoes for the whole
family 98c
ladies' Dress Shoes .... .$2.95
Men's Dress Shoes $3.75
Men's All Leather Work
Shoes $2.95
50c House Brooms 35c
Houses and Apartments -For
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The Cheapest Store in the West
32 North Front Street
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