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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1928)
o o "ouMTjyrOTCT VATL TKTTiTTNT. UPEPFOnn. OTllXoV, TnTRSDAY. ; w - O AmUST 2. 1023. Irj)Chargeoof Legiontunts Today Fast Ringside) Sftots of Xunney-Heeney Fight. whom: tooi1 ( iik ki n roll UYltlt IM'IKl I ION 4 NKW YulEK- 1V1 .Members 'foi the Hyrd Antaretlt; expedi- h turn may be a bit luini'sK k on ? holiday, but tin eoinniit-sary il tanimnt is M'inn tt tli iill it t-an iti tlispfl mIouiii. A It'll if fhii-kt-n onuiili i tit Kuaraiitt't' hUkt'ii iliniu ts J. I'ui- fvciy Suniltiy tin party , J is uwuy in hftnt; lakon, wliilt ilou in. uinls if tutki-y asuuro onrl 'Iumt I'll ft-nst (layn. hi ailtliliiHi, tlu I'nuk will liavo HEENEY BADLY BEATEN BYoTUNNE SECONDS CAftR Y HEEPIEY TO CORNER AFTER TENTH :nn puuiitls tf plum putldiiiK 4 tt ii'i'Vi- tn fpt'cial holidays. 4- Tlicif'U be pli tlu'eo time.! 4 ' a week and fresh bread and i t-uke every day. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4. o o j i j rrv hj TSj&,. -"i Itarnyitixl (iolf llUmers. : KXOXVll.Li:, Tenn. This elly ; I'ounts tif teaniN of prominent ; "leu ill eivic elubn. bankH, imlus , trial plants and eommereial firms ' who are excellent horseshoe pHeh el's. A league has been formed and contests are held twice a week. f ' 3k X -s v Burly Tom Heeney was out, flat on his back, at t'-ic end of the tenth round and had to be carried to his corner by his seconds. He had aone down und:r a powerful right to the head and only the bell caved him from a knockout at the hands of Gene Tjnrcy. I'ihK NUMitlihiK Oirerr. 1 I.ONHO.V- "The Nemesis of the ; Toughs" hiisretired from Scotland Yard. lit- is William Itixon. divl- ! sional detective inspector, who won : the tith through bin -'0-year rec- , (nil as a member of the celebrated i polli'c force. ' Tom Heeney, New Zealand challenger, is shown on the floor after he had slipped In the fifth round following an exchange of blows with Gene Tunney during their championship bout at Yanket stadium, Heeney was up without count. AS CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE ENDED m t -v " 4- 14 RUGGED TOM HEENEY GOES DOWN BEFORE TUNNEY 3 -3-atlB'f J 14 ' 8 Jt-IW 11 -W ft I tea nl leH I In r lr roHTLAXH. ,h. Tuny Hruni is only 14. hut he has been a bar ber for a year ami a half, lie took up the trade after school hours. WILLIAM S. BOLGER, Chairman Stunt Committee . Taking one of the worst beatings a challenger ever received, Tom Heeney fell a victim to a technical knockout in the eleventh round of his heavyweight championship battle with Gene Tunney. w Picture shows Heeney, unconscious and sprawled on the canvas at the end of the tenth round. Gene Tunney sttll wore his heavyweight championship crown when he left the ring at Yankee stadium after winning from Tom Heeney. Picture shows the champion and Heeney being escorted from, the ring after the fight had been halted in the eleventh round to save Heeney from further punishment. Air KITIrlcncy lleconl HAVANA Pl A 100 percent ef ficiency record has been estubHsll etl Ity tjie ran-Ani"Ticun Airways company of Havana and Key West 'In the first operations ol less than a year. Two daily trips have been 1 made without accident or delay and flyinjc accomplished despite i wallier conditions. Italian I-'n liners Aided llOMU ! Loans tot.illinK 20, Ona.ftiiti lire well over ? I .min.ono v. ill soon be available to Italian farmers seriously wounded in the World war. The funds will enable llit in to buy land, farm im plemcnts and llio like. The loans, panted at low Interest rates, will run 25 years. 'anada K. porting Cars WASHINGTON (h Ciinatla has broken all previous records for ex piu'tinK automobiles ami trucks, rile department of commerce re ports. In .May the Canadian indus try increased its exports M per cent to a new hi-h mark of (2,-iiax.OS-1 f.r the month. Australia Is the chief market. I'ar l-iast Hoys CoMiietits SINOA I'OUK- "IN l-.-i fnines and rnsuietit-s arc le'C'iinin:; Jetpular in Mrili.-h Malaya, but the uscis in Nisl upon huyirc peilunie i;i iwn ounce bottles equipped with cl-'tfs, stoppers, t 'oi kn permit too rapid evaporation in the warm climate. Chinese are the best customers for perfumes, powders ami pomades. Hoostcr Hatches a l amily l.AK K ( IT V , Fla.- Kveryho.ly. Inchidiiu: laihet . v inks in Mrs. '. '. I'temilliim's pMltl lHMI.-e. iT banmm roosi. r sat tor a w U abiimside a set t inu lien. Mrs. Flt-nimint,' nave him six es and Whv has hatched a family of lour tmd is earfnu for his sjireial floek. I tccord rhoiie Hill HAVANA --The city government lias i-ereivrd a llM.ii'Ml.ST ttdeplmne bill, which has been accruiiur for two years. It is taking two weeks to audit the items. Paris Adds Ti Mummiiii PA li IS- -The seventeen! h cen tury Hotel de l.auzun has been btiu'ht by the city for MCil.nun to Kive the ('arnavab'te Museum more spat e. Sein ihntim;t()N. depart ineiit t rili-kr Linhed on Huntington streets at ntKht by one red and one white : headlijrht. Itcd w. ; will ilies h x medford'ore- 11 ly SAl Si ' I turn up their toes Greetings Legionnaires AND WOMEN'S AUXILIARY MEMBERS WELCOME Legionnaires and Auxiliary Members LOOK For This Trade Mark ijlp USE LUMBER Made in Medford S3 sy bit mi Take a til n yur rrmfiinc trip You 'II , dilishleJ! ORONITH is !hc namcof the FlySpray that kills'cm dead flics, mosquitoes, moths, roaches, bedhugs, ants, fleas, lice, water bugs nnd many other instcts. department stores and Standard Oil Sen ice Stations. Packed in tils (u-ilh improved sprayer), pints, quarts, gallons, S-gal-Ions, barrels andVi barrels. WW STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA NfJkers of Oronite Clcniiu: I luid Oronitc Auto Polish Otonite Furniture Polish - Oronitc Handy Oil -He We are glad to welcome you to "The Pear City' and "A Great Country." 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