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WOE RTX rEPFOTtD lATL TRTTUTSB. MEDFORD, (TRF-fiON". TmTTCSDAY. DF.rEMBF.TC 20, 1928. ii -r. I i' ii 1 Ii! r !: ;!: Si.. l-'i ' S I',- CHAMP n CUE TITLE BY! Layton Victorious in Final Match 50-23 Taberski and Greenleaf in Squab-j ble To Meet Again Frh day Night. j CHICAGO, Dee. 20. The fh-Mt duiil;f-juln(iMl rtio ihuniilon Mhfp tuiirniuni'iitH ut which the nurkut hllMurilH unil tlirce-ciinhlon IjUIIuuIh . cluiininonHliiitH of i Jit world were intake, ended In fx cJUMiient early last ovenltiK. Johnny Lay ton, the Missouri cue Xpert, retained the world'H title Jii the three-fiiHhlun tournumi-nl hy winning the final mulch from Willie Jloppe. r tu a;( in i!2 In-. hlnKrt. The pocket b.lllitrdH title, whlrh alKu waia t have linen wt tied liiKt night, reiimjiiH In dixpiile. Fru n k TaheiHkl, Schneetacly, pruteKted to the National liilllanlH iiHKOciutiou following hlK interrtiit-' fit jnateh with Italph Creenleaf, tho champion, eti urgl n g "'I j ;i-cehleaf violated the mien hyj leaving the room i:Ur- during the: playing of their match. While haytcn and Hopp'j wcro j nettling the ihtve-cUHhlon title tho committee wah wrangling over thej Taherakl ;ilMpute. . The final dec Ih ion of the com- I inltti-d wiiH that Talierfkl anil ' tlrc-enleaf Hhould meet it ruin to morrow night, (ireenleaf lteel a victory over Tabernkl to clliieh itiention of I he title. Third place In the poekt Ml- llHrdH tourniiment went to Krwin BEATING HOP PE Kudolph of Chicago when he de- merit. I'ros not required to play fentod PaKipialn Natalie, 15 tti ! 'he 1 1 1 n 1 1 f mi l; " round, includitiK 12.1 lu :(7 lunlnKH. otto UeiMelt, Walter flatten, ItiitlHh open eham fomier champion, ttook third placoiplnn. were arriving today, lit prep- ln tho three eushluu tournament. With Kudolph's - victory over Natalie, every entrant hi the pocket billliirdH niatches was ered i'eii with at least one triumph, whereas H'opulos was the only one in . the 'three-cushions play who failed to win a name, Iuytou lu defeating 1 loppe, 1 inttdo IiIkU runs ot nine and seven with an averupo of 2.27. Jloppe's hltfh jun was six. LOS ANOK1.KH. c.. Dee. 20. i W) Ed ("StrniiBlor") Lewis, the iieavyweiRlit wrestlinK chnmi)ion. Hiieeessfnlly defended his tit lo hero 1 h,J".lB.K,.l,,U".",f. mu!r" Joe Male ewl. r.. the I'tlea 1'anlber ..... "n..nl.;, nun iwm OUl I throe, Jails, the first with 'trut Will. Iwm.l. look nfter 42 minutes and i sec-i onda .of hard wMdlnK. and the j ' In'um !, ,L l rr"n' '""!' "''""I"ml '"Imiles. , , !l i " i . " " "'"" Marshllehl won j ''itiiMl lifoiiniii..i ii.! i i I t '""' H?Buffi SonrwVh'V", backward body alam. . , Lwi elul,...l nn ,., u .,.! , , , iti. For Christmas SMART PEPPY WOMEN PREFER l lorizcl Chocolates, because these are rich in carbohy drates and proteins (hat civ ' crgizc but do not fatten mm- Choc9lates are Available at Jarmin Woods Drug Co. IN INTERNATIONAL FENCING MATCH f-.J pis . :M f hi , , Tms is the team that represents the United States in interna tional -fencing matches between the United States and Canada. Left to right, standing:, Mrs. Leon M. Schoomaker and Amy von Hanaa. filttlnrj: Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Marlon Lloyd. iisMTIsfpoiiiF FOR QUALIFICATION AVAUiN, fataliua Island. Cal.. lice, mi Cut a Una isbind'ri Heml-inluialut-e tnif eolirse heard aaln loibiy the eruck of wood and iron on the rcHitient white pellets iih Sa KolferH drove nff In the sec ond dayn (tualifyiiiK round for ClU- n Una's annual ?lTion opi n .tourua aratlou for the start of tournament play tomorrow. Ted Harnen of Iom A n k e 1 c ; sprung (he first mirm-lse ycHterday When he uuule the It it holea of tlH uuallfylnu round one under par. 1 1 1n I'lii'M' mi -ii I'm u-tiu 1 :7 . I J ti Mti ii. ! u ni in, ulno of Los AtiKcles, and Jot1 Itrotherlon, llamiio, 'U cadie In nearly In tandem close behind him. M antrum made the JIO IioIch lu l.'CI and lintthcrton In One hutxlred If era will U off I tomorrow morniiiK for IS boles ofW" coitrilciinu opinions reKanlinK I toiirnument play. Kluhteen holes I are scheduled also for Huturday with the low -is and lies to play I the final holes on Kinduy TWICE BY TOE HOLD'COULTER CLAIMS i I KWK.NK Die Dec an !"" Heed or ;.ctls,',rt del eat ed i Wl,(il, sicVuua f' w ,lr,,i U iih I III n ul.-nli.l.t r,.llu I.. ... . . 1 ...nn mi wreKtimK mutch here last nlxht ii. .ii. f..n 1.1..1 i .i ' ri,-" " ' ' Z . , " " '''"I" '''"II Slotl" of Hlowusvilli. Ill " ' ,'"""y- ",,wn," """ Wl,h Vo don't really believe tlu.t !,..... . ,.. . . . ' i ii i 1 1 .n , i- m ii ii iiiii mi i ry n -4- ., lice. J eligibility i'oi:fiMKKKi'sn:. x -2M. 01') West Point's ruli-H in football, winch kept the j t Army year from meeting Navy this) i the Kt iiHron were cised here lam idnht by Uepre-jm koiiio .tt; fiKhts Hounds impres sentulive Ihtmillon Kish. Jr., asisive enouixh until the list uf vic "undemocratle and unsportsman- j tims is scanned. 'like." Vet thre seems no doubt now The rrith iMii, made by the one-1 to most critics thnt Stribling must time-all-American Harvard tackle J I at the Kastman colleiie- football i dinner, whm eoiiotoil u l! h Hie honeitltle. Thi' Ceorirla acrobat has that Went Point "would stepjymith and unusual endurance in down" from lis position and per-ibis favor. And it is significant inlt the two service teams to re-! Just now that he Is more willing Hume their annual football game. J to mix with the top-notchers than I 4 they are with him. WHITE GLOVES STILL ON TRIAL IN CHICAGO ; CHICAGO. Dee. L0.(J White boxing Kluves. after a two weeks tryoul in Illinois, are still on trial their desirability. "The kIovcs will be Kiven (Hi das trial," said Paul l'rehn, chair man of the Illinois State Athletic commission, today. Dye In colored Kloven Is believed harmful. I'l.lKTKN SI'Kl.N'tlS. N: v., -l-K..nn..th -'- r-:vuu, nTnra ,o "uv" IVl""'""1Trt, ""'"'" at Onmlia ." nui'sull uf nl,.ee t the west am. fiihl at bis home hero that ' reports about the youn woman ; were nliMird and that she was! IkoIuk tu her old homo in tho 1 West. The Omaha reports said that Dr. 1). tt. .Meeker, of Uoehestur, X. Y., had been detailed by Coul ter lo pursue the Kirl. "Miss MeCounell Ih koIuk to lti old home in tho west for a visit," ' .Mr. i oultrr said. "She recently had u Very serl jotis Illness and the dtnior was no i doubt coneerned about her and ! decided ho would try to catch up with her. "I inn Informed that her where abouts and plans wen. known tu her faintly. She was well ublo tu take care of herself. There Ih no -f truth In tljo report that she lias u nurwe at this time or was other-wi-je accompanied by anyone at any time. Thene rumors about her :e absurd." Educator Defends 'Flapper' Teachers, Favors Humanness UOH ANOKI.KS. Dee. 30. li School teach.-!-!.. n t)0 opinion of Dr. Ituel w. lJini- kin, PlfKldcnt of the Nation. al Hducatlonul axxoelnllou, ! need no defense, be ihev : "fbnipHi'' or not, f "Tney ll 'flap' If they want ! to." Ir. l,amkln luld Mum member of the I. on AiikcIcd ' lll'h School Teacbera affoel. j atlon. "I plead for huninii- ; nMa of the Mchool teacher," i wild Dr. l.iimkln. "If ..onie of them wunl to wwir ahort I I.KHIK. nr roHiiirtlcK, or do ! t any other perrectly huiunn or at leant feminine thlnu. it n their own buliH-w,' 4- nregon la among the u bet utatea in her health rat nnd In the number of Christum. Seal. H, per eiinltii. liny pioro Heal! LIGHT HEAVIES j MAY CONTEND FOR BIG TITLE: ! highw ay. He Ih Biipposed to stand : i still and not interrupt the Penin- ' Tommy LOUghran and ula traffic hhIchh n car approaRhes i from the side and wiahes to cross. Young Stribling Seen As H,!,iaf aHnt"lcc,;ryp,hk'h ;hen a a . nn auimi,,ne t,nrn is blown alanK Pn!sihlp Phnllpnnprc fnr ",e l'',,Pr'11 rcet. cnusoa him to . TUbblUie UlldimnyerS lUI i translate the sounil Into motion, n j -j r r I throvinK out hts arms and winkin-; Discarded Crown Speed !i reu eyc at ui WRi-way traffic 1 i mi i n . ' Ho was making Kood on the juh and Skill Paramount Need.umn n maii i.y tame au.ni; the tTtpraectini? slroet ami yelled: i - ; "A-boooou" at him. whnreupon he ' XKW VOKK, so.(fl.jii threw u;i hla hands and , , . ... .1 winked his red eyo when lie should linx been .leinonslriiieU betoiu that , m,t na, ,, Xow he-, tne a IIkIU heavywelifhl. or oven fllvor t. ),1,.,.mnn )f lho yollBgt.,. In fust .-lass . nKKllewelKht such hBreahnlltH. Ml! WUM ItUII I It.HIMIIIliflin itl I'll' time, can dean up tho heavy -1 w-eluht divlnioii. ! There ia a dlminet need for f ! acinic such ieanltiK up us the ji-ainpaiKn of l!21 is ahout to Ket ! under way and It would not he MiirpritdiiK to nee the task iter-.. formed by onu or the other of 1 1 bene Huh I heavyweight products ; Tommy houhrau and X. l. ; ( Vounu HtriJjIlnK. Speed and skill have heen ac : complishinK as much, if not con- 1 j siderably more than the old-fash-I loned soek in this heavyweight era. l.otmbhtn and Stribling havo both. A lout; string of knock-uuts js UM preiluei'd to ballyhoo the Ho-called Hti ibllii(- -sock, but the oi'Klan Iimk yet to demonstrate its porcney outside the barn- eritl-iormliiif eireu.t. Thirty knoekouts be serfounly reckoned with contender for Tunney's vacat I.oimhriin liike (.cue. l.ouKhran's rise lo the 'fistic heights freiiuentiy has been com pared with t hat of Tunney and with considerable reason. The broad-shouldered, pood-l o o k i n k hilatlelphlan N not showy but is unusually effective workman. fast, riiiK-wise and a trood' body puncher of Tunney's type. "There Is another parallel, for lullran en me back tto win one of, . his greatest fiKhts. from l.eo Joniski. after belli; knocked down ' audi almost out. Just as Tunney was in his last battle with Jack Deinsey. LoiiKhran displayed rare courage, as well as defensive sjilll ami In st i net, in saving himself from heiUK knocked out bv I.omskl, for he nil mitt ed later be wits punch drunk for a half dozen rounds, LoiiKhran, like Tunney, has had a thorough HchoollnK in Huht heavywelKht ranks, displaying a willingness to fiuht all comers. i BLAZE IN INDIA rim rnn mi rAiAL m m KAKAI'lll. India. Dee. '.'li. P) Ten pei'NOhM were killed aniV two seriously Injui i'd In a fire w hich destroyed ti lvo-slory building in 'he Ittinehnre iiunrler early today. Tho fire originated In a kero sene oil Klore which blazed, tor 20 minutes und then ' collapsed eiiKUiMUK in ree men, rour women i) ml t hree boys. The " remain! nn i:i occupants of - the house es caped unharmed. The two Injured wen? a woman win Jumped from a lip story window and her child, which she had clasped to her breast I . . I Bridge Party Held In pife or Cold! Don't ildphlr ii.t ilny four st-inl rnlemlur is full, and ymi inoke with a nilMenilile i-olil. lie rid of it by noonl Yen eun, if you knew the eereti n simple iHinioiiiid Hint noon ettlrs any cold, j-i-n. ecu one that lia reaihiil deep In the tliroat or hl!l)!S. The imnlleat Vnsuint Ii... tin. wonderful tablet. I'niw'n t old Com. , .ind i what tlicy rail it.' Harm.! m. but It drive away cold, quicker . tlinn all the dunlin; with diiiK-vtliiit i .....I-.. !... I .. ... ' (Mixii .in-, iiv-iiii Hll,-. IWlll I ili o party nil 11.1j.-d uml with M-'uerv I eiil: eet thi. uuiek relief for :i.m- 'i any Uruirstore. . N PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND HOES STUFF FOR BLAT FROM BOYS ! Hl'KLlNGAMK, Cal.; Dec. 20. i (Pi "Mr. Televox," an eleetro-me- jehunleal trafllc coji here, may be scientifically perfect, but he has no judgment at all. Furthermore, lie ' ! can't do a thing with tho children. "Mr. Telovox Ht.indB at the in- terKection of the busy Peninsula "Mr Tele vox's" boss is Roinfi to do somethiiiK about it. We Have Berried English Holly MONARCH SEED CO. KINSER, THE GRAFTER I make a specialty of all kindi of first class fruti tree grafting. Your Black Walnuts should be grafted over to Franquetteo. Will call and advise with you free of charge. References: Paul Schercr, phone 1235: R. J. Henry, phone 19-F-4; C. A. Hiles, phone 869-L. J. A. KINSER Box 671 Modford, Ore. Notice Pj thians Onco a Pythian, always a Pythian. There nro many true l'ythluna in Madford and Tlclnlty who are not affil iated with Talisman Lodge. We are requesting them to 'communicate with C. B. JA QUA, 601 West Jackson. 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