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MET) PORT) M.tfTftTPTTNT. MTCTYFOTin. OTJrXlO. FRIDAY, .TTTLY 20, '1928.
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i!i!I3fM WOMAN KELD IN
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EXAMINATIONS BABE RUTH NOV OLYMPIC TEAM ERNIE NEVERS ON'
SHOW TUNNEY'S AT THE PEAK OF ARRIVES SAFELY STRIDE AT LAST;
II
WEEKS, ESCAPES
HPECl'LATOli, X. V.. July -JO.
U).- erne Tun my inlay onu-i ril
Hie Inst stuK1 f 1I tminluK for
the iltftnfe nf his wniid's h'-nvy-welnlit
title against Tmi Hfm-y
in licit r lihynical sh.ipt' than ha
lias vr hicn in hln rarn-r.
In itiltlitiftii. he was prnhatily bet
ter fun d incniully th.ui he v. r
has hP-n simp in tmk tip itnxmK
for u livulihufiil. He ban h
nt h-n- for almost thrr
am) (Hiring that tim
cltcnifl have orcurr
him ; any niinuyiitHf'.
Ur was the attack on the Vw
York hoxhiK pnininlKslon in'cn'illt
d to Tunney, ami tin other was a
liasph-HM rumor that h' Intended t-j
rotln from the rlim after tin- lloeii
;y match, ri'KaiwIh'HH of th
cIhIoo. ,
lioth of these Incident nunc tii
ilurltiK the past week, hut Tunney,
hy his prompt dinhi In nven a mo j
litem without damage to his hih :
HlnuiK temperament.
I. ale this afternoon 1 1 "lie was '
slmed to u ihroiiuh the first oft
liU last three trainim; hessions with
111. -4 spariinj: partners. Harold Mays
anil Hilly Vhl.'iliccU. the IJayonne, I
N. J., heavyweights. The chain-j
plOll is oil the Vl'fMil of of finhliNK'
ede amt the encounters were ex- j
peeled to he I ho most navao of'
She cnnipniun. fJiirtiiK the morn-j
Injr lift planned to hike ahotil six)
en train-
nionlhs,
hut two in-
d which caused
tie- .
. tin- Olympic
lrehlent Itoonevelt
Tunney had u day of n'sl yes
terday when his niedl'-n I advlsef.
Tr, Jtohert .1. Shea, a Xew Vork
hureon. M'tve him a Ihoroimh
a m illation. It showed I hat Tiin
itcy wa in splendid shape. I Hi
heart test Indicated thai he h;id
nei-ntnulnted much more rest ive
powi'i' than h" has ever pusMCHxcd
hefore and the inctc:isd develup
ment of his shoulder muscle de
noted greater puiiehinu nhllltv.
(Hy Hi-rlM-rt W. Marker. sm1IciI ' AMSTKltUA.M, Holland, July 20.
I'll- SiMirls Unlet) MV--The American Olvinpic team,
lial... l:mh is iiMihhiir if "',, rjlH. ,,,, ,.,,.1(lv lnr lh(! ,lU.
ohliKinu. H- h.iX sillied three , ...
homers in the past two day am! 1,1 ,h' Amsterdam sta-
they ve won two hull Karnes fur dium, arrived anoaid tlie st'-.unship
the New Vork Yanke-. ('resident. Jtoos-velt at 1 : 4 .' o'clock
l n W ednesday Will y Moore ( (lis a fternoun.
needed t hree runs in the hist in- The I 'resident Iloo.-evelt was
nini; if he w is to sa e hirriwli" 1 sighted eiitei Im; A msterdam har
from defeat at (hi- hands of the ,nv ahoijt I : :t'i p. in., and at
the vessel was in the dock amid
" ,nt' I,'l,'''-S nI' many speetatojs. who
H t ciowih-d the pier m wekmiio the
- VHrt.L 1 An,,.,!,,,,, n.hleles.
ffTtA l The American eolnny turned out
KWi Xi .;..'
linj itiiiriiii I'M'iiini- pnrij in
cluded Consul Cem-ral Cliarles I..
Hoover, .Mrs. Hoover, Juseph Mac
Calif, 111 chai'Ke of the Olympic
com m It tee's Amsterdam ofii-i-; ( !.
T. Kirhy, past preshlent of the
Olympic ci mii in it ice's A msierda in
oHice, and a Ki'oiip nf American
students.
Iticktiard M. Tohin, A no-rica n
minister at 'Dm- H;ikU: Cum ih:i ml -er
Uo)eit 1C. Al. i:mmet, II 11(1 Olym
pic Attache Itoy Sm.'h hnarded tile
I'reHidenl Uoosevelt at jmuiden to
welcome olvmpic ii'hl'tes. and
sailed upstream wllh them to Am
sterdam. The nirl swimmers Immediately
were taken to the Shell Oil cuin
pany's tanks and the men to the
marine miiutorium lnr p rad Ice.
The track athlete went In the sta
dium pracci-e ".rounds and to the
gymnasium of the Amsterdam po
Uv.
Arrangements also were made 1o
Hive the various crews a practice
run on the Sloteii cnn.il later in the
day.
All Amsterdam will have a chance
to make the acquaintance of the
American athletes on the evening
of .Inly 2', when a reception is
scheduled a hoar, I the I'residepi
Uoosevelt.
"We don't rare whether lo.tmo
people crowd the ship." 'i'.istavus
T. K ii hy, president of the A mer
lean td.vmplc commlltee, said. "We
do want the Amsterdatuers to know'
fiiir a I hlefu and have nor honts
I'"1' i know how much we anm eciate he-
here."
The alhletfs of Hie other nations
jwill he entertained aboard on July
L'S, while representatives nf the
W - M
( My the Associated Press)
With their heavy artillery fune
tlonine; pi-rfeetly and laying down
harraes of hits, the Oaks experi
enced little difficulty in triinmiiiK
Cortland. 7 to 3 . The batteries;
Dtimovich and Head; Yates, Couch
and Ainsmlth.
Krnie Nevers, former roliKo
athlete, proved the undoing nf I.ns
Am;ec. ami the Missions won. I '
to L'. I'.esides pitehlllli a splendid
game, Neveis pounded out two
home runs and two singles. The
hat I erics: N'evers and Ha Id win;
liarfoot. Wright, Wen t hershy, Chel
sey and Warren.
The Seals were defeated for the
third lime this week by Hollywood,
I to 2. Cordon Rhodes, Star pitch
er, kept the situation well In hand
throughout, and the San l-'ranriMco
team never t hreatem-d. The bat
teries: Khodes and Hussler; Mails
and Sprinz.
Another team with three straight
w ins is Saci amentii. They tnnk the
Seal lh- Indians into camp aain
today, Kl to l The balterie.s: Un
ci ami Severeid: Oraham Hoiw.
Nance and 'ox.
Major League Leaders
Hub? I! ulli.
Tlin
n.llOH. Mol.l.ln,: urfn In ! In IiIk,,,, (, ,,,mlllK whMl. Mx,
""" "".iiib. IV.inli.. l i.ii.ii :uo I
lllry Hcnri'il iihi-:nl nf I!:iIm- when
In1 i.!'iliiini'il Iioiikt No. IUmIi
linil ilry in llic rijtht I'I.-I1 sliiinls.
AUIlilll 111!1 SIIIIK' V'hllit Si.
M.-i.liiy llrili i'l-nniM'k wiih illi
i.inly iiiui-t of tln uny. hut tin-
Itulii' plllli'il him HiriniKll In :l
In 4 viiliny l,y j - II 1 11 k Ills
Ttli mill ::Mh fir, nil i Innls intn
llii' stnnils. fiirli linn1 will! Kuril
' ! I 'iinilis mi hiisc.
i 'riii'Ki' inn i:nihiini ihiyi's inn
Hi Is mi si-iti'I In the Tiinniv t,,. n!Un'- -j nnn's. 'J!i
rnmp Ihnl Hit-i-liiinniliin ulll try tiii, vs ;, s h "rm, ,ili,.:i'il ..r
Hlnilnnte lln Xi.- Zi-alnnil i-lnil-- ,,, s,.i.,,,. . ,,. nni-
liniKi'i- liy hl viu'lit-h.inil imni'hivi. . nH.lt ,,, f1M. (.w ,,.(
nncl IiIb aollnnn Willi th" Himrrlni: : '',,. Athh'lU-H slnivi-il linlf n
imrlni'iM hnvo Unl li-ut i-il tlnil lu- K. rr n,i. ihiiiniiimis'
Hill lici'ii lli'i-ni.y inilKlili' Willi lilf,y tnrnlni; l,:nk tin- SI. I.nul
fliinnim li-fl JnliM, I ho iiiinchi'K llnil i, wM in l,tli ,.H nf i il.mlili
Willi hlx tilh', lis hn trim tn Imllin- hlMi , 0 n, , t ;, t. tl,.
ilnwti l hi riiuy'd liliu'liMiiillh wlthM,, inniiiKi.
l,,, ,' l II l l l,; 111 - Kl I , . IIWIMl Clll'l-llll llllclll'll 1111- I I Ht I'll U 1 1 V ' 1 ' I L 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 lltlll I II VIII lilt' 1,1'
Tunni'y ii I ii-Hil v Iimh hIkiiimI ii run-i in, it Tlrii.rn In 11 !l In : li'lnliilih xii'lnlx will I"' liivlliil tn n I,; ml
I " with Tex Illi-Unril. prmiKilnr j vit thi- U iislilnulnn Si-ii:i Iiii-h In nl lln Unynl It. ml ! I, AiikiisI 7.
of the I'liiiiniilnnsliiti cnnli.Nt, fnr:(,,, n,K K1,n. ,,r ilnnlili' Mil.
lii'Xt year. I In- trrnis r.ill fur n ' tuit Milt tjiistnn r,. cisril nuit
flxcil iii'rri'iitiiKi- limti'inl nf tin- , rH M th,. m.inml. I hi- Hi-niilnrH
flat KniM-.'inti'C. 'J'hls nii'iini thai ( unll,liiK ntr Willi an rav 7 In 1!
Ilio liny nf falmlnii inrHi-N hayi-jwln.
pnuVil nnli'NH llm huKMi-.s ran ilrnw t :,! .lnrris ri'Kilfri'il hl l:ilh
tlli'in Ihrnilfrh tin- t;ali'M. 'I'llnni'V i iilti-hlni; vi.-lnry nf lhi .Tiir iih
IlllK llilniilti'll thai hlH llnhl nf thi' th,' Itnslnn til tl Sn fVi-ni'il llm
I'llsh i-iistnnii'rM will In' Im-ri'ii'ii'iJ n.'I'Ii'S with I -l' li'li nil. :t In in
rnnslili'raiily If ho iIIsiii.kch ,,r Horn, t I IiiiiIiih.
oy In niiprm-i'tl tiiiinni'l-. l,y a; nor In tho Xatiiiunl h-aitno tho.
knnrkont.
Baseball Standings
SI. l.iitlls .n
ailili'il tnnl-o v
I -111 I li.-H. Tho
nnsoil nut a I
tho
-soltlim CarillnaN '
io tn lhoniilni'l;y
I 'arils JilM l-ai'oly
tn : oi-ilirt that
Phils
llth l in Ik lit
I
Now Ynrk ...
JMillaitolphlH
St. I .Oil lH
I'd Ion n
f'lovolnnil ...
WnMiiiiKtnn
llnstnn
Jlolliill .. . .
S'l. T.nllls
I 'hli'iiKii . . .
Now York
I 'I lli'l ntn, I i
Itrnnklyn
I'lllsl.lli Kh
r.nslna
I'hlliiilolpliia
4
Clean rnim wiinn
3 7
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3 5
4 3
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3 7
3 I
311
.4111
.4 3S
.41
.4112
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,1 Ml thft Mull
marked
h-f-.it.
Meantime the Ihuoklvn Dodgers
snapped a nine-game winning
streak rolled up hy the defending,
league chtiinplons, the Pittsburg
Pirates, ;t to n. Doiik McWeeny
h:id n sliubt nlKf on the young
Pilule souihpHW. Kred I'ussell. the
I lodger hurler a ceo tinting for t tie ,
lust two of his team's runs In I
the nlnl h. when he drove in t wo
men with a sitmle.
P.oslon finally managed to end
ii a nine-game losing streak bv
I 'pounding out a to verdict omt
the Cincinnati Heds, The Ueds
ailed upon four pitchers to stem
! the tide, but It was to no avail.
.... A ... .
:. LOSS OF TILDEN
SPURS LIS. STARS
TO
BIG
Al'TKlll,
i.'p. Amu It
ohtv
l ih.
(tab .
MOST people know this ribsoluUt
antidote for pain, but ate ou carriul
to say Haycr when you buy it? Ami
do you always uivc a uLmce to ee
Uaycr on the box aiui the word
genuine prinU'd in tt-d? It isn't the
genuine Hayer Aspirin without it! A
drugstore always has ttujer, with the
piovni directions tucki-d in -vcry box;
I I 1-11114'.
match
ante. .Pily 'Jt
I a cup tenuis
v m. mis Tildcii. pi otlte t d
it hii; prie today hy w in -n
1 1 i i w i' singb's malt !
inlet i'oiic fin.it .niite.-t .;h
Im.i h in si .i;ght vis.
At. Ki.uu Is T. Ihtiilcr b id
di l Mti'il I'!. t.-hbi Ca-hui in lb"1
tn -t i.i tu b i. t,-1 , ii l , ; it. J ohn
Iliiimsi'V itowiinl P.. 1 1 .'ii Hum -b.
i ,1c I,rpitrt,., ii I. 7-"..
Tennis di a ma of the lug best
-to l w p n Ued in'o the Hell -mssi
t iti''iir!;ii matt h as t'.e
vi mi in: niii'li mi, i i ll"i' a poor
start, toughi bis wa up fioni.be.
hint) (a l.tplh the Hist ;!itl second
M'ti to tm the in and thi'll weM
th. thhil nbd tlochlilii; et .it Top
I p Mlt
The overwhelming ietoty of
I I unicr in the f ii st 1 1 1 t . h i -reed.
,1 the hop. s o( AniiM'ban
poi ti i , but it i em. i tned t 3
v to pi o id,- t lie real ui'
tbe d.iy h dnw mng d
(.,., who as !i'ii il f-i-t.
rO ii both his Milgle
HEENEY WILL BE
HARD TO OEEEAT
V'AIH 1IAVI:N. N. J.. July DO.--Ol'i
New Zealand may have its hot
moments, hut none, Thomas llecii-j
iy contemls, w hich can compare ,
w ith some he has experienced in i
Ibis vicinity since the weather
really warmed up to its task. Kor
this reason ami because tlie heat!
look five pounds n IT tils ample
frame ycstciday, tlie challenger lor1
tietie Tunncy'x crown was at ease,
today, ready to sit out the heal,
ev. n if it lasts until he enters the
ting with tin1 champion.
The New Zealand blacksmith has
been act-used by some of being
ready and w illing In .-It nut any
of his training periods at the
-die. h let pi n neat ion. hut t here
seem to he some ncm-c In his de
cision to do no work loila Heeney
lever was ii great shark at mathe
matics, but several hours ,
Hitil, pencil and a primary arlthme
ile convinced him that a steady,
grind between now anil next Thurs.
day In the prevailing heat would
fit him to meet not (leue Tunney j
hut Sammy Maud ell at the must,
The challenger is mediating upon i
sage words e.pl cssed h-re by .lack
Keains, who must he credited with
know nig a Hung or tw o ahout
Hgluiii':, regardless nf the npinmn
nf Jack 1 empie . K earns i .v
picked himself as surprised at
1 1ce nr 's condition, and remarked
with a knowing nod that condition
w mi Id win m t Thin sda 's battle.
Picked f,r iiartii ulars. Karns.
u Ith i ti.uact - rivtic nmde-iv. di,
, la i im d any intent i on of choiring
Thi'inas as Ihe pinhah'e winnci
oer the champion, hut said: ' 'I'his
man is no Si--np."
Kor all of bis iiofcs-bnal stand
ing as a mana of fighter--. Mr.
Kearns is among Hie r,uil;.t .una
t- lil- a-- a fight e.-eit. and it may
r.e that hi, chon-e. therefore. j
giml. Al any il-ijit. llccney do.-s
not fe. l tlial h, b is 1 n jined
by Kenrns' ninctl statement as he
wnutd have frit If .lint Corhett nr
somehntlv like that ti.id come out
ittid f-aid. !(' cni'v w 111 w in."
W bat a P. p
VAliS.WV. Poland. .Itilv tV
W hii. mosl of Pnla'id i' still
swebering fto-n the heat. th,. tcm
j'ciatuie in tin- icglon of the Car
pathians ha suddenly dropped to
V I dig i ees Paha en he it . d.-Mrm ing
li lliallv all tin. ..p.
i liy the Associated Press)
Including games of July I ! :
Nalii nal
Halting lloi iisby. Hruve.s. ,:ii 1.
JItlijs Holtoml-'y, Caiils. S'J.
Huir l.:tlled in Hnllnmlcy,
Cards. T!i.
Hits hniilliil. Cards. JS.
Ilouble.-:- i ! 1 1 1 1 1 ley . Cards. Ma.
Triples - Hoilnntiey. Canb., I
Homers Wilson, Cubs.
Sloh-ll b:ises I 'l isdi. Cauls. Hi.
Pit eh ing - - Hen ton, ( !la ut s. won
1 lost I.
American
Hatting - Coslin. Si natoi s. .411 1 .
Huns - Huth. Yanks.
Huns batted in Huth. V nnks. sx.
Hits Manilsh, lirmvns, I L'7.
Houbles Klagstead. lied So.. Illi.
Triples Hanies. Senators. Kb
Homers Hut It. Yanks, US.
Stolen' bases Mostil, White SoX.
I 1.
Pitching Crowd er, Hrowns, won
i , lost 1.
STILL POSSIBLE "
Tl
id
ATLANTA, fin., July DM.
A woman w hose experiences, in the
last two weeks rival the most fan
tastic in adventure fiction, and
over whom one innocent man has
been shot in that time, was in Tain-,
pa, Kla.. today, p la tilling to join
her four children her,' intrnedU
ately.
She is Mrs, V. O. Heath, a work
er In a local publishing house, who
appeared at Tampa police head
quarters yesterday with the state-
ment that she had just escaped ;
from a Lakeland, Kla., home where
she had been held for tW;o weeks.
She named as her captors Frc.i .
Kair, an At la nt a pressman, for
whom police began an immediate
search.
Her story checked with that of
her cousin, J. II. (irlffln. who re
ported 10 police two weeks ago
that he was compelled at the point
of Kali's gun to lure Mrs. Heath
from the hoine of relatives and into '
an automohile with them. Griffin
then was forced out of the car. i
The man who was shut is .. nhn
Xink of Atlanta, wounded the night
after Mrs. Heath disappeared -with
'Kair, by Heath, the husband, amt !
other relation.;, who admitted they
wen- "gunning" for Kair. Zink
had left a hou-e m xt door to tile
Kair home. Heath, in jail in tie
fault of bond in the ink case, :
was overjoyed today at his wife's
release.
M vs. Heath's sloj y of th" capture
related how she was driven to
Lakeland hy Kair and placed in a
home there with another woman
as guard. She escaped yesterday,!
she .-aid. while Kair was away and
the woman temporarily had relaxed
her vigil. Mot orists gave her u
rid,- to Tampa. She said she had
pcrski.nlly repulsed Kair at At
lanta, and that she was forced once
io have him placed under ;( pi-ace
lr,n, l
-
SIl.VKHToN.--Silver Kalis Tim- :
her com pa liy shipped I .(miii.Immi
feel of lumhiT during June.
PREXOL
fOBMERLY K I P J
for
A.nlHn la
(Li- trail" murk ef
IUvit Mmi'i. oirr
f MuutfitfctletclUeitler of SillcyllcBcld
'lll Mnak I Ingcr
NKW Vol!K Job : 0V1 -1
'ha liner Clssell, 1 L' .1 Oini Army
M-i-gemi. who is pla.wmt -boil for Sick From Chicken Salad
the Vhlte Sox, will be nut of 1 h Q S A s , ITY. Jtilv i.-V. -
lineup f..r several days becauvi of Mlist ,,r the einployes nf th-
n broken finger on his b-ft hand general hosnilal here today wero
He wan iehned when he knocked joiffertng ncn'e indigestion ennsed
'down a vY,e iiimw at see-.nd base f,otn rating atcken salad which
OeoiKe .Odfctn Is MibMitutiiiK jis set veil tit a lum lO.ui yenler-
il'H'i. 0 tlay . .None was seriously lit.
Ni:w VoiiK, July in. iIi A
merger of V ictor Talking Machine
company and the Had in Corpora - I
Hon of America Is still a pnssibil-'
ity, and further negotiations to this
end are expected, Kdwanl M, Shu-t
maker .president of "ictor Talking j !
Machine enmpany, said on his re-.,
t urn from l-Juropp today.
Such a combination 'would be of;
tremendous benefit to both mm-!
panics, he ndded. "It stands to '
reason that the combined faeili-I
ties of both companies under one
manage ment would work toward
greater economy, w'.ich in the end j
could be lias . on to the public.
Hiidin ami talking mat bine are not ,
'competitors, and aVonsolhla t ion nf '
the two at nominal cost is logical.'':
Mr. Shumaker said the outlook!
for Victor earnings this year was
Ihe be.-t In its history .
I liscussing possibility of an in -.
crease In the current dividend rate J
on common stock of the Victor
company. Mr. shumaker said al 1
though It was not fmpiohahle, the
present pulley of the company Was
directed more toward establishing i
fa Ir surplus for f it t tire con ting j
encies. rather than immediately in-j
creasing the dividend return In
stockholders:.
Woman Foiled hy egg j
POHTLANH. ore.. July 'JO (IV
.Mis. Maile Silver Mas struck by
a negro burglar whom she sur- 1
pi ised In her home early today.
She was tidied by a glancing blow
of a chih. but soon recmered. The
in ii udei- craped
Base Ball
WEED vs.
MEDFORD
SUNDAY
AT
Fair Grounds
This promises to be the
most bitterly contested
trame of the season as!
Weed has secured four
nlayers from Dunsmuir.
Can the combination of
these two teams beat
Medford?
FANS C0MET0 THIS
GAME IF POSSIBLE
SUN BURN !
i ' and all Skin Disorder-T ,
At All Druggists
w
At the Center -
of Everything
Offerinfi central location five famous
restaurants with fixed price meals and j
service a l. Cute Garage U t your car j
an entire floor reserved lor w.'mm
guests L notcc i
of over or.p
tliound mod
ern gi.cst rooms
at reasonable
prices tic 1 i;,-gi-ft
Hotel value
in Chicaj;. On
yoi r n.M trip
enjoy La Salle
service t':v:i-
- noli uiPM"ir,ii mostinl lotc. ac
ta S-"c at Madio! St. commodatioiw.
b:
ti
$4 X)
4 IV
111
V)
Dri. iit . vv -sc
Lun.heo.-l .... c
Pin:icr ;1A0
S-JBUT
CHICAGO
t SSI I THOHNTVN
Via P'.. ev Mcr.
A GILT
EDGED
"buy in
oils"
THE NEW1
ZEROLENE
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
Fifst July
Clearance Sale
From July 21 to July 31
S23.50 and $25.00 Suits
g $j g.5o
f7 Straw Hats
Men's anil boys' $1.8" t
$.1.00 values. Onlv it IV w
left.
$1 .00
J.
Hot Weather Suits
. Ht.50 Suits $13.50
IS.riO Suits $15.50
tiS.no Suits $21.50
fl.SO Alpaca Ciials $3.5
$.0 Alpaca 'oats $2.45
Athletic Union Suits
$1.00 value 79c.
Knit Union Suits
Chalmers, sl.li") val. 08
Dress Shirts
Xeikbaiid stvle. $1JiO
value $1.00
Dress Shirts
Neckband style, with col
lar to m iit Mi; -.00
values : $1.5tJ
Boys' Cotton Swimming
Suits $1,111
Boys' Cotton Swimminb
Suits 69c
Men's Wool Swimming
Suits
$1.00 values ,....$2.98
$-l..")0 and $").0() values
$3.65
1
S30.00 Suits
$01.50
24
S35.00 and
S40.00 Suits
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Dress Shirts
Collar Attached
$1.50 values $1.19
$L.r.O values $1.95
$:!.")() values $2.95
$.").0() values $4.35
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Dress Pants
$i;.00 to $7.")0 values
$4.95
Khaki Pants
'$4-95
$2.00 to $2.."0 values
JO 1 50
$1.85
Boys'
Union
Suits
T.'ic values
49
Campbell Clothing Co.
MEN'S WEAR
On Main Street Near Front
Khaki
Hats
Straw
Hats
50
WEE
STLING
Auspices Fraternal Order of Eagles
HASSAN
MUHAMMED
Weight 220 Lbs.
vs.
GEORGE
DUCARENT
Weight 240 Lbs.
BULL MONTANA, Referee
MEDFORD
ARMORY
JULY 23
SPECIAL EVENT
ED DEMMER
v, RAY RITTER
of Medford; Weiyht 240 Lbs. 0f Gold Hill; Weight 250 Lbs.
TWO GOOD PRELIMINARIES
Music by Eagles' Band
Adajisaioa lirgside, $1.25; general admission, $1.00; ladies 50c
children under 16 years of atce, 25c. Tickets on sale at Brown's
Billiard Hall, Pastne Pool Hall, The Club, Cleo's News Stand
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