Medford mail tribune., July 26, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

5ITT)F0TJD yiJTL TRTBUXE, EDFOTD, OKEriOtf. TlirRsRW. JTT.V
JBE FIVE
!jllil
FANWEOf
HEENEY PULLS Ao FIGHT RETURNS TO
BEGIN TONKHT AT
5, BIG BOUT AT 6
P u
GET SEATS EARLY
BULL'S MATCH
i-stit- ill
; si ill ix iirly
, U- ;;il-s
r:u-t i hut tin- rmtrh
i vtk "1"'.. :ilviim-f
l'nr next M omltiy
isrrtplion nfyhe .attlt will hp fur
! ntHtiHt ami Imlb'tins will also ho
uriniKf wrestling
Cull .Muiitiiiui, i hi
i.l wr("tl'r, :m.l
m-il. tho 'IVrrihl'
halt).-
llass.in
Turk.
tlu1 ).0l fur any
ri her., outside
I.'vis bout hre
,.:;. Ii :iU-'i)iii
nf th SotninKU!
hvm munths ii.ud.
l'h tii'kt'iH, whlih :irp mi sul
:il various loi-al s(;il.)ishiiKtits.
in- s-llini; twn to on- ovit las'
.Monday' in.iUh mid fans ar'
ni'K''d to buy pastfhoards early i"
.-.- what is expe.-ted to lie one of
iht hardest fniiKht battles of th"
season.
Mull Montana has established
ti-:utiiii: 1;uaiters ai the .links"" )i;Utl
I lot Slrinus witti Ooorgi' Duen-'
! he I Russian ("ossaek. nnu
out with the Coswu-k every
n:ai;: at i; nYlnrk. liueareni will
a !-d wrest le on Mnnihty's curd in
a speeial event immediately pre-re-lini;
1 bill's mooting with lias-
.l n, wlni is working "u daily
:it the armory.
Monday's match will be rouKh.
with polity df aetion and prae
li.ally mulling will he barred
wilb the ex.-eptidn of slimirinK
with fists and bitiim. The win
ner df the bout will lake the 'n
tiie purse. eneouratiinK both i;rap
iders to put in their best train
inn f forts.
As a whole Bull has liitle use
for T u r U s. especially Hassan,
whoso temperamental antics ai
i he armory last Monday nlpht
toiled Montana, ninlihit:' the latler
.halb-ne ihe Terrible Turk.
Itejiorts of the Tunney-i teeney
(liani)idnship hntlle tooii:! will he
IWIHlIAVKN. N. .1.. .luly hrr.aiica.siea l.-v the Mnil-Trilume
X'(--in the day f his hiK iixhx , IOK) aml , .(md
with (Jen.' Tuniiev for Ihi- champ-
ionshin of the world. Tom Meeney i speakers in the eity park and in
ihl.- uiorninp became a man of ; front of Its own nrfice on North
mystery, vanishing completely .-j,. street. The Associated I'cpms
with all his 2tMi pounds from his romul.hy-round. hlnw-hy-blow do-
i' at rn a ven ira in mi; cam p.
As the ehalb n'er as well as 'the
! Yankee stadium at i o'clock this 1 l"11'1
afternoon it was assumel the .An- !
zac's disajipearitiK act meant that
: he had quleily left for New York
!alon with his retinue but whether
by boat, train nt atitnni.ibile could
not be ascertained. 1 leeiiey's re
tainers hired an auto hist night so
jtltnt this appeared the most likely
mentis of eom'eyanee employed,
i lieemy did not even appear for
j break fast, a rile which liu has
I never before beon known to omit.
'.Wither did the officer who has
heeii his personal bodyguard and
all indications were that big Tom
who has expressed a dislike for
giving interviews took to flight to
him that annoyance on h
The preliminary report will sttt' t
at a o'clock and the main event win
start about t o'clock, local time.
The radio broadcast will mart nt
the same time and coniiniie to the
finish.
Hy installing the loud shakers
hi the city park fans will he able
in hear I lie reports In the shade.
Karl Davis, radio announcer and
clarion voiced umpire, will he ai
l he microphone, if he nets hack
front a trip to Stockton. Cal in
time. If he does not the silver-
I throated Carl Y. Tengwald will face
i the contraption.
ulator
. direction.
Tfr$ pilot sain he would attempt
Q. land in the Hudson river, near
l.ighty-iounh slr!. In nhout iw..
liniirs.
When the formality of weighing
In has been cum pb-i ed . i untie
will mo to a hotel, where he will
have a mid-a f tenioon dinner. After
which h" will rest until it is time
lor him to start for the Yankee
stadium.
Knrly i his morning, Itol. ami
Winston, who were injure. 1 here
more than ti week ago when iheir
plane erashe.l into a tree wh.il
tr.king off from the I'airway on
ihe Hamilton t'ountry 'luh .lf
course, returned o the links and
; niaile a successful take-off in an
a via t noi plane owned bv 'he mil-
lionaire.
Mr. Ii.l explained that he at
tempted this dangerous stunt to
silence friends who Have been
: -kidding" him about the mishap.
Tunney was In a cheerful mo..d
when he entered the plane. He
i.-aid he slept soundly during the
night .
driver.
iv hurl slifcbi":
stioi win n t 'i
rk
,1 d
d !
! : INS" N
White a
Mis io-
w a ?
!is aiternpt'M t" take a
Ifeh -he ami bre. comp
w . . . p. si k. d at a road he
-:.-iie lan uroiin.U t
IIUI ..it h id been ;il '
it; lii -hill repairing a
.1 When ihe car f
i !:. ! I i.M and S. lo ll
liler d, copied h twt
il iheiil .oil aiol dro
I! I'll.'.ell. Sllllerilltcl
i in. ii..i . -aid a rewnid !
rt.i v. til b,. paid I'oi the bodie-l:.-llfiel.l
and Sch.dl. If .an
.1 a live a rewa i d of i on w ill
P mi f.n their r.-turn.
Fl
WHAT HE NEEDS
Qiinu,! I
nt
Sell. !l,
e,lh
'.ate
1-e .i
b.
led.O
Iliote
!nle was kill, d w 1
ear in which guard-; were pin-u
.nu the ihcing vdiiih- turned ..ev
near here. Clitloi'd Keiine.U, an
oilier guard, was ni.iured danger-ou-ly.
and .lames Keever. al-io a
ti'iard and an inmate named Met-
' fATIM' ' K. S.-otlaad, .lulv
'i Ml-s .Mefcdes (Jb'lt.
i pist. abandoned an a' -,.
-wini l tic Irish channel
1 mnaghadre. Ireland, and tll ke.
atrick al ., o'clock this -.m.ulil
! noon,
.'.'-mib
Miss Cleiiz
swim when
i,. hi-h coast
ga x r
up
about 1 J
1 ' 1 1 ; 'I I .A N I ), ie , .luly
,!' - . Harrah. I'li'.ililla
l !':niiiri continued on the
no. si of this foien i. ai the in
ter-!;ie e Ml Ml e f C e Co ! O 1 11 i .'
;;i ain rate hearing. lie derlare
a farmer should lie aide (m yiv
his ehildiep :i eominoii si'h...d an
e.dleire education, .-houhl he aid
tti keep up the rural chtirehe:
have swimming pools an
libraries th" same as are in elite
thai he and his family -hoiihl i
:,be to liv,. tike diher folk-
din- 1
end t
We should be aide 10 have aut
iiidhiles. O 1 " ke vara I ions. ha ve
immunity' enjoyments, and th"
iglty I ($ and "lljoy life like
It y i-'ople. " be deehtred.
lint conditions on grain farms
been sneh of late years that
II one .'.in do IS to no nto (tebl.
Ir. arrah wild. He said that on
I- investments he should have ,-in o
n t n, n of i it. una ..n0w hi
With this, he ihoaght Hint
.-.us he could pay off hU
.s ;itld lentil td live "ttlt
llHHt be reduced. also
id wheat should bring lit.
'.n a bush. !.
'I ;im ddinu ihe lest I can now
atid am hnidly makinK a go of ii,''
he t,-.ified.
Mr I larrah siiid fr-ight rates
spoil Id be based Upon d ista lice of
haul and nat oral end it ions. He
believes grain rates from easlcrn
(Ireuon and Wa-hlmrtoti tu I'ort
(a ml should be much less than
to Seattle, and three cents a bushel
le ! than is jmw charged.
day.
I ratlin euuipnient used in Hie broad
'icasihiK are furnished and installed
, tluough the courtesy of "The Music
: llox.' 't'J Kast Main street, Cros
i ley radio dealers.
BY OLYMPIC AWARD,
WITH 2 OTHER IN
NIGHT C. RAIDED
, amsti:i:iiam. July I'fi.- iVPi ,
j Americans received two of the
I three Olympic diplomas awarded:
today by the International Olympic;
committee for individual meriiori-
'ous conduct on the field of sport j
I last year. One went to t'obuiel i
, Charles A. Lindbergh and the other
lo Captain Harry lMgeoii of Los
Angeles, who built a yaw l and sail-i
ed it around the wo.-ld. j
j The t bird diploma went tn t he ;
l-reiich sportsman. Alain Cerhatilt, j
i who circb-d the world in a canoe, j
j The internal iona I Young Men's j
Christian association was awarded j
the Olympic gold medal for the;
organisation doing most to further!
the Olympic ide in sports. !
SI'KCI'LATOH. N. Y.. July '
up,'l'here' be a hoi time about
noon-time in China tomorrow H
those fellows accustomed to get
ting the situation in hand, no
not disappointed by an ex-btnld
Kron. marines came the f(dlowim,
cable t.i Tunney. '"We have cov
ered all the Anzne money lien-
All the loud-speak ers and other juid looking for more, (live him
the whole works. Chop. hop.
Stadium N l"-ertcl.
At the Yankee stadium, seem
of the fight, a score of ticket
sellers yaw tied in their booths,
while thre. limes that many pa
trolmen loitered about with noth
ing to do.
In contrast to the last big
heavyweight fight held tit ihe
American league ball park thai
between .lack Dempsey and Jack
Sharkey last slimmer there wei .
no Mpiads of determined cusio
' mers bent on getting seats if it
i meant waiting all day. In i'aet.
1 1 here were no ticket seekers at
' nl in sight and no fans, the new-
apparently having not yet become
.general ihat the weigh-in at -o'clock
was to be held at the sta
! dinm instead of inadison squau-
Records of the
Two Fighters
rk. X.
;enc Tunney Champion
r.orn May l'S. 1 SUS.
I!irthplace--New Y
Itegan boxing lit I!.
In ring in years,
limits won 1.1.
Lost 1.
No derision 1 '2.
Knockouts L'T.
Tom Ih cney hallcng-ci
Horn May l'i, lS!:i.
i:bihplac New Zealand.
Itegan boxing 1 !H' I .
In ring s years.
Itouts won L'7.
Lost '1.
Ilia w 4.
K noeknuts 1",
. :
x i:w vokk. July 2 s (i
j Minis' ". well known (ireenwich
Village night club and resin n
lant where the village intelle
genisia has wont to si and think,
nr. as police i nlllend. sit ami
,ii iiiN, was raided early today
and men and 1.1 women were
arrested.
cb. i red to-mors were i ha rued
wiili di.-didcrlv conduct and
at the Charles street police sta
tion lor a hearing. The promoter.
Walter Anderson. 32 years old.
and a waiter. John Murphy, .in.
were charged with violation of
i he Volstead act.
Tete-a-tete discussions were go
ing on when seven hendituariers
do.eciives announced everyone was
under arrest. This abrupt inter
ruption of t he Intimate conver-
a lion- aroused u murmuring
against tin- invaders, which shortlv
ittrm-d to physical combat. The
de'e. tives. however uuickly (pielled
Hie disturbance.
IF
Heavyweight Champion-.
John L .Sullivan .IKVJ-INH
Ja mes .1. Corhett ISid'-lSH
Hob Fitzsimmons.
I James J. Jeffries
Marvin Hart
Tommy llurns
.la-k Johnsdu
Jess Willard
1 Jack I'empsey ...
' I dene Tunney .
hedub'd ! "Jeffi ies retired
title to Hart, who
lS!t7-lX!HI
is;!-inni;
I !ini;-i !i(it;
l linn-1 itfin
Hia-i:it4
l!tM-l!ll!l
l!ll!l-!HMi
l !IJ l! - '.' '.'
Hiving his
lost it the
ga rden.
The only adult crowd In 'he
neighborhood surrounded an ex -1
eiivtuion some lislaiice awa.
where the curious watched la
borers at work. Kven ihe usual ;
delenjtiii.n of young boys was ab
sent, the juvenile element appear-,
ing to find its chief interest id
n wild west show nearby.
There were about 20 men in
front of the stadium, but the;
were after jobs as ushers, refresh
! ment salesinen or program (-n-dors.
ntt seats.
The first ticket purchasers who
did appear were women Mrs.
Ksielhi Mitchell and Mrs. Jenny
Wurshniier, hot h residents of the
neighborhood.
Asked who she thought would
win the fight. Mrs. Mitchell re
plied. "I think Tunney is beautiful."
( M'egon
aimed fruit production
A baseball game is
I'o i- mvl Sand a v bet ween I he
held , we!i-Oregon tetini and Ihe Med- same year m no . .M- nutiv. .n. i
ford Merchants, but unless mci ire iex m n
weather moderates. Manager .1. ' that Jack Hempsey would second
Court Hall said ibis morninK that TTtTmTri v Tom l,",'m-y ln hls fl1". l"nM'
he would postpone the game until wan set down as just another blasr
September :,. "1 would not iU (Continued from Page fine) ; f 'he ballyhoo when the former
a mule .o ho out in the present!. . champion fulled to appear befoi-
weather ami play ball." said Mr.! Kvery man. woman and child the boxing commission this tnorn-
liati, '-It is too much to ask ! in Speculator gathered at the ini, ,,, np,dy for a second s m ( ns .
of anvbodv. and I'll be danged if i edge of the lake to wish Tunney, piin commission hud been called;
i do it. The mill boys are ex-1 success as he entered the plane. ' rn sp.,lal session on the strength j
cited about the contest and want The champion, who arose at 7 ( tp,. pronidierV declaration yes-!
revenge for the walloping w" o'clock, his usual hour, assured t(M-day that Dempsey would appear j
hamb-d them a few weeks back." his well wishers that he was In . nurl ask a temporary license lo ir
it pools off, the game will i the best physical shape of his a,.t lifi Heeney s adviser and chic! ,
ninvo.i i,,ou iloehes wil ( o f isi ie eni eer am was comment. ; second. The solons waiu'ti hm-.m,.,
.i i',-.ld...r f,.,. tltn lei-eh:inis. Wiwt..n made a OClfect t a k e -of f : r, . r n hour or so and then
and Arthur Schoeni will function and. after the plane cieaieu :m':jnurnnd.
pacitv for the mill- water, it
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ad- 1
similn r
They
circled the lakf
i hen dlsnnpea red over
tw ic
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Adolph'
M
enjou.
pM, Old Gold
as camera records ihe Blindfold test
TI,, ,,l ws conduct.-.! hy rr.ponsihlc wili.. ho uAcd Mr. Mcjou lo .mok. cu.U
l ,l,c lour luin hrunds. il.armf. hi, l.sle i.h cone, hevcen ,mk. While Ih.
cn,cra reconl.d Ihe csl, ....1 one ocSlio was .sk.d: "Which one do you l.ke hir
"I've discovered u new way of mixing
business and pleasure. The parls I play
ci.il (or the constant smokim; of a cig
urette ... 1 probably average one cig
arette lo every hundred feet of film,
ln ihe blindfold test 1 discovered one v
so smooth, so considerate of my tongue
and throat that even the business of ;
wholesale smoking while we're shoot
ing scenes will be a pleasure. The ciga
rette 1 voted for proved tobeOi.nGoi.o."
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c.,ra rrilv i.."lli I'Utr U.dy". "Ml.l ol Mymry
Hiitl "Serciualc".
Wy.v you can pick them
Three Ivpes of Icavet (row on Ihe tobacco
plant . . . coarne lop-lmts. irritntiriC to the
Ihrout . . . witliered (roiiml-lravn, wilhout
taste or aroma . . . and Ihe hrarl-ltavn, rich
in cool wid Iriitfranl smoking qiialiliei. Only
Ihe htarl-lravti ore used in Old Goluj.
O P. I.i.rlll.rj Co., Kit. 1760
Made from the htart-Uavti of the tobacco phut
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DISTINCTIVE COTTAGE
FOR A SMALL FAMILY
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There is always a good demand for the well-planned
small home of standard construction which can be built
at moderate cost.
The accompanying plan, we believe, is a good example
of this type, both as to exterior and interior arrange
ment, and is ideally adapted to the needs of the small
family.
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mrcnen
will purchase the lumber, doors, windows, lath, plaster,
brick and lime for the completion of this home. This low
price also includes oW flooring for the Wring roam.
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