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fFTWn MaTL TTITRTTKK T)FOT?D. OftTT.ON. TT:DNESDAY. .TANFAHY f. 1929. Br U inimraiHLi is F, The paper ku.h the next bull flfcht, achedulcd In Mexico City f or j January 13, lll he the lout there.' ; SPEED COPS TOLD if!K PYPFRThn IHUGGINS PREPARES FOR 1929; FOUR MEN GO, MORE DOOMED TO STATE PLAN Fi OR COMEBACK ;; Decision to Carry Out Rick ." ard's ''Wish for Ring Re turn May Be Reported Tomorrow Opponent Se lection But Elimination I JOE DUGAN (vx . 4 I - ir OF CLIIMTY :Fight.u,t Nt GRID ENTHUSIAST! tiMFRiFNni Y winnn; j(p"r Tiimin a 1 1 1 a nnnn a V rfA liicnrnDn'e matpu1 H " -"j What the rftferpo, Tommy llvun of till city, (U-PinPfl n foul eont Sailor .lack Woud IiIh maieh la.it nlKht a( Ornnt Pahh with Fred Ily tli AHHodatoU Presa C!iy:'Ai Eddiw Ualhitinc, Chi crko. Htopjtcd Jat-k .Moore, Chi cafo (5). KANSAS t:lTV i-arry Cappo. Knnau City, outpointed Iniey Our firgUu, Halt I-akij City, (10). SALEM, Ore., Jan. 9. (P) neginnlnjf toduy, motor vehicle driven whuFe caiH nro not equi)- 5 t (M.PVRI.AVIl flnttllii TonfH Akron, knoclcpil uVt Artnrn Shack- afi with mqn unt1un nltiUu i ,V u . , , .; u'a' llPKlln'. (H; Armando Schn- subject to nrreat, nay a a statement haeh wrestler had taken one fall kLlJ( ut.iBluilli and Joey Kaufman issued yeaterdav by Hal E. Hoas, when the match waa awarded to cicie'and. drew. flO. i0i,oM. i...,fr.n ..fx.. i Jlortcnuen on the Krounria that I - ti atnt i Herefrom I-ok A nselea tq attend wood fouled him by a knuckle INDIANAPOLIS Eddie Shea, j 1? i a"! TfJ. f , the annual norihweai cannera' con- I punch under the chin. W o o d lChiciiK. outpointejl Jimmie Bordc, ! , u-i,i ... i,IIinaill. I venllon, M. O. Evnna, who uaed to ''""d he lined fair but rouKh ; Krance, (10); Harry Fierro, Chi-; today he ill the extenaiun departincnt of fxiiluln. Ihp crowd rofuyed to Terrt lluutp. Inc.. 8)t Harrv ' - . . . . firL-nn Sn.if. rail,.,,. taiL-u (,.nt. .... ' ... ... ..." ... ... .' .', .... ir new platen nnH neon euni- , . , 7 ; : ."" n"""'"B "" , . ..V ...'linnteil and Hoa unlil that from imw iin ubuui. tiv m line in iiiohl I'nuuiw miu iuu. 1 jpuiinvu jiiiii tjiivt, jiuimviiil-, idj , ardent fana. Wood ia anxintiH to meet Mor- Thia time It la not colIeRe foot- ' tensen In a return match, but last I ball, but the hish school kind. He nicht the Oranta Pasa wreath-r . mm m mm makes j i. BAN JOSE. Oil. .Jock Mnlone. St. I'aul. outpointed Toin Uruitt, Hy Alan l. (ould. ( Vs.socUitcI 1'rcMH KKita Kdltor.) I NEW YORK. Jun. 9. () Jack ! Dempaey 1h expected to announce definitely tomorrow ho ban decided to carry out Tex Itlckard'a wIhIi ; that hi? return to the ring thia year in nn attempt to regain the heavywelRht chnmpinnahlp of the world. At firat perhapa Inclined to Hive up all thought of n comeback, an a result of the shock of IohIiik the man who played ko IiIb a part in shaping li! (iKhtlnK dentin:, Dempaey now seema to think that he could do nothing more appro priate than carry on h the pro moter would have wished. lit feclliiK perhapa Is that wllh Itlck ard'a pafslnt; It la more bindiiiK upon him than before to carry out Tiro Hmi of lluiEgiiiK lias omitted the names uf the three nlny- the promoter'a desire that he fiht ovh mIjcivc, In addition to that or Ha-y Ityan fiom i(a J2 IUI of once more. ellKlblcs, othcia rolably will ro, Tnleaa there ia a shake-up In the ........ , , , , pioKram. this means Dcmpscv's , 1 1. ewe Is. league, and IA-o Durocher will next and probably last fihl will 1',ntrn Service Sports Editor) try lor Koi'iii'a old Job at short, take place t the Yankee rtadh.m , NKw 'OJIK. Jan 1 and Tony La.Ze. i. wbosu full rc- xome time In September mn-tli;u. A ,,0HlJ eondmted wllhjcovery Iron, n shoulder atrain la ten yeura after he won Hie he ivv nM l,UHh viKr UM ir t,U! e,"h were j uiitlelimted. will play second. I-ou weiil title fmm Jess Wllla.d'and a, lall':mIl'r' 1m , ",,Ul,, ijJ,, ,"f ,1-'- will do the three years to the mould after he '' "V ,inkl,t;H ,n tr H'r-i IhIiik. ..... ..).. nn- i .mp isc . i.omijM nun laitn w im Four men who couldn't bolster inu lhl,tr HiKI!illff ,:t again, un- PAT COLLINS il ' i , in .MIKE GA2ELLA followed the progress of Med ford seemed reluctant to meet the local antt Jiarnara tlu. high and volunteers the belief that man, and it ia not highly prub- only one high school eleven in Call- able that the two will be seen to- 1 SEATTLE Los Me " now on the new plates will be mailed to car owners within 24 hours after applications are re ceived. Approximately 75.000 seta of plates hnve been delivered so Wildcat"! far this year. Richie St. Paul (4). ; HEAVY TAX WILL STOP BULL FIGHT: Medfordltea much better than was-, efforts will he made to have Alor done in Oregon. Thia was the team tensen consent to a match, and, if flasket bull liosiilt. of Alhambra high, which licked possible, it will be held here. . ! Stanford,, 33; St. Mary's Col- everything in southern California . Wood was very unpopular lu-Jt lege, 33. I by two to six touchdowns. night, but had good support In the ".Med ford and Alhambra would Medford fans who were, present. have made a lively battle." said " 1 - iwans. to offset Medford s ram lip II III Till Hfll I I uum mi wit itiiucK wiruiign guard Alhambra had a slippery quarti back named .Mohler, a speedhoy on wheels, whom they now ea.ll tlie t best backfield mati ever devloped in the state. Aa this includes Er nie Nevers, Charley Erb, Crip Toot mey, Pesky Sprott, Morley Drury and a host of others, you can see that U is a very broad statement Indeed, but the critics stick to ft. Two distributing officers are being maintained In Portland to expedite the work. - POLK COUNTY Mr SACRAMENTO, CuL. Jan. 9. JPi Every motor vehicle operated in California would have to be provided with u receptacle to re- icelve and extinguish cigarette and eigar butta and maniea if the i legislature passes a bill intr ! duced by Aaseinhlyman Dan E. , ill lams of Jacksonville. urn Sweeter Too much to eat too rirh a diet or too much Bmoking. Lots of tiling cause sour stomach, but ono thim; can correct it cmickly. Phillips TililU of Magnesia will oikalinizo the acid. Take a spoonful of this pleasant preparation, and. tho system is. booh sweetened. Phillips is always ready to relieve distress from overrating; to diecJc all acidity; or neutraliza nicotine. Remember this for your ow-.. com fort; for tho eako of those around vou. Jindorsed by physicians, but be sure to get the genuine OAIjL.AS, Ore.. Jap. a. OP) Lanza Itrynnt, facing u charge of flrnt dei,'roe murder in connection with tho death ot Lewis "Hip" McMlnnville l.'onstruclitin Ifc i .started on new service Htatinn at ! Crant and Third Mreets which will ! cost between SSCWX) and SIII.OUO. PHILLIPS of Magnesia r.L I'ASO, Tex., Jan. 9. (H'l lie waM u v.onder, all iliiht. After 'rlu' newspaper Hi C.mtlnenta! )re. , ..I.. ..I.... ... o, I.. i i, diils today that hull flulilH will leuKiie. with Mohler dinK most of """" ""pp. ar In .M.M.o Clly In- uwlrtant football couch Di keraon. Oregon Portlaml Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. will expend SS.Odn.Oflft in thia city during 1!;t fur new construcr State College " tbn nntl improvements is being j tho llltth,l,il-ti trill U I Mir A lliiiMil. I i.1:.v..h cn.nhi.... hi..h r.i..,n,.,i,, ..c n them by I lie government another high school league. The Complon coach had his men 'lay for Mohler. but dhey could- neither stop him nor catch him. He ran past or through Ihem for three touchdowns." The Oregon ian. lost It to Oene Tunncy. lOlliiiliialloii Hunt Ilia opponent will be aeleeted, if ! wo , t!,t; , U',l"l' w'"ll('Mt Hl,ol Ruth's legs give way. A Ion? Rlckard'a well - laid plans go ""7 V n !,,Hl "f h"""'"" "idtielders now ""- i" j - iiiriutii's uen i.Lscimi anu i.iza .1.. t,.,. ...... l.w. Itl, ..,. .Illil ... .... iu. ..r n . . ... wv '..nu. i-unit, me nuier recalled irom l0 Ml ,,(,, ...,... .1,1..,, 1.,, 1..uir, ..... v""-' -MtiMiu, nn;;i0 YanUCO fUl'IU lit St. I'lllll. Ryan, plteber. and Pat Collins, ajlJHP(.ti a holdover, may be thora, fat eher. too, to help in the outfield and This untucks of drastic fiction 'aj fii-si base. r t. . .7 . i h u V.J Hoinu r Uk' HlfU'' "I'tfield and eight years, In addition to sweep ing Ihj' last two world Her lea. Hut . . ,,,, . ... in trades with C cvclund for George out Uena ices no blufllng In Ids . , , t.. . . . j ... i.'li ti and with the lied hox for Ed anie am s fdeji ng out to through, from an elimination pi ces Involving four men, them Young Strlbllng and Jack Sharkey will fight Ihe first test match at A) la ml Reach February 27 In a bout which will find Demp sey in n promoter's role for the first time. Paulino Pxciulun and Tom Hceney, unless the latter de- , cldes not to coin pete, will meet In ti second (diminution contest In May, the winner to box the victor af the Shnrkey-Ktribllng match lo Infield hnl; talent. , in fact,. Hugghm tried har;l lo use his unwanted extraa HUSKY DOG SQUAD cause of the heavy taxes Imposed , helo in the Polk county jail, pend ing his trial, which ia to be held The new regulation Impose u .'ijut Corvallls starting January 21. per cent "cut" of the gross income! Rryant yesterday pleaded not lis n tax to the federal government. I guilty. Officials removed Rryant El Continental says the "Corridas' ! from the Corvallls . jail to the will be discontinued by the pro- j M u It noma b county jail after the moters because patronage does not stabbing affair, because of feeling justify the hV.ivy expenses involved, against hhii at Corvallls. f" SORE "l.'H ROAr Kelief guaranteed with one swallowof THOXINE 11 ROUTE TO BYR alrengthen tlui shaky positions.. 1. I'll Heel de Uempwi-y's opponent, llee ; ney's place may be filled by some mner cnnei , mn mree preum- HOaMnl)i At (.UMt (hey still have inarlea to the grand rlhnax arc ..,,... 1.,M.nut,r.MimH ur ,he team's VANCOrVER, II. C, Jan. i). (P) Fifteen young Husky dogs on their way to the equator from the frozen Arctic In luill Cummimrlnr Ulfhnrrl may go for p.tching llyn,.H (ixnt.alliimi m, tho liner Niagara, sailing . frnn. Vancouver today for Austriilliu (J Tho dogs must reach Dunedln, N. Z., February 7, in time to he forwarded by the steamship Elfiuh Rolling to the expedition's base on Iconst'iiucntly he Is st.U dangling planned. ' Rickard did a lot for me in the collapse. ovmod from the henre late last1., '' . , . . ' the edge of the great ice hairier. J. Earr, agent for the White Paas t Yukon railway, in response to a request from Commander Ryrd for -5 dogs to replenish Ids team i here was not sufficient time to send north for the -5 dogs, ' so those available here were picked up. , eou pic of pitchers to work regu- The pitchers were blamed " , ' m-hi.s ...... then Mil meolocrn work at two years we worked together, said .t.,.,.. ,,iii,.i .inUi.. nr.. vented ; Ilcimach and Zachary, picked .Kiii rmpMcy. "I'have had great con- ,no KX-vni baseball machine from ul 'ule la?;t reason, together with fldence in hia judgment and great (middy overcoming a handicap M.vlcs Thomas', all doubtful proa veFpect for his frleddship from the tnnt i,t ((,at tU, nugmen outtl,(,(,ta tor may be used as time I first met him at Ooldfleld. or tn,, pennant. (additional halt for pitching " ln" back in lltll. when I was just at Ho ihero will be n new man at 'strength that la certain lo bo ' kid and boxing only now and then third base next year, a fresh face needed and to he needed bndly ,,r,' a an amateur, lie never gave me lir two behind the bat. perhaps unless Herb Pcnnock's arm can - a bnd steer. a m,w ,,liiyer in the shortstop- stand hard 1929 duty. "The best thing I can think of . i i1Nn combination, and one I Most assuredly there will be to do Is to carry on as I knew he .... ...,, ...,. n'tehers. nuro trading news from " the t wanted me to do. We shared a' i'mIchs Koenlu la traded for a I Yankee mart before the training financial Interest In this Miami third baseman he will get a trial camp spturgo in February. And Reach flttht and that's one rea- at the position at which Dugan, there will be a few S. . S. on why I nm going hack to try (IukcIIii ami Robertson failed last flashes if Pcnnoek and I-nzzerl to put It over." Iseuton. Eyn Rary, coining up lind they cannot get rid of tho ! Comclwick ravorcd. I from Oakland of the Pacific Coast lumenesH In their throwing arms. Dempsey may qualify hl an - ---s- -c v- " nouncenvnt fur a furl h.-.-mui enmebnek to tt.e . It depends on wh . . ,, gain his old ffuhtlug ,. . Those close to him. however, do mm1, i not believe any serious obstacles ' will arise. The dlreelura of Madlton Square tbirden, whether or not they have , , .their eycH on Dempsey us a pus- slble successor to Riekard's tltnl.ir role in boxing, are undcrs ood 1 b u favor a fighting cumchaek by the ' ' former champion. Fur one thine, (j J,, nre xMia to futiher Rlek- 1 urd'a program for a revival of heavyweight littered by downing TiinneW Mlceessur. at the same i I- lime endeavoilnu to tecoup ih- osi'H suffered In l!iJS. ..' i v'lt bom I be participation of iinv I,ttn,l,,M'-v' 11 l d believed any series uf 'heavywekht t- "Im would produce it gent-rally recumilr.e.l champion or devi'i..ji n.uch final.--' ' ' el:l profit l How Weak Nervous r Women Grow Stronger Mi7t Better, Look Younger and diPi' Have Steadier Nerve If you only knew you rundown, - anemic wuttun who are ilraHKinK yourself around on your "nerve"- Vwliat a wonderful increase in Hi rcnt It and health Tun lac will s've you, you i wouldn't hcbilate n nunuent ahoul ft K'itiRlo your lritKt;ist anil set i imp a , n,:)! biir bottle of thin spteii'ikl meilii-ine. i?!I!SEMT BAKER ITUFFY GRIFFITHS PROVES PROWESS j FIGHTS AS HEAVY E ni-INVKR, Colo., Jan. S. (A) Kddle Mack uf 'Jenvcr, liocky Mounlaln light weight champion, mauled and slashed his way to a decision over Tod Morgan. Seattle, world's Junior lightweight cham pion, in a vicious in-round bout here last night. Starting slowty, Mack unleashed a sizzling attack in the last three rounds that kept 7,on.ii customers on their feet and bad the cham pion bloody and groggy at the final bell. The title was nut nt stake. Mack weighing In at, 134 pounds, five more than Morgan. Muck I . (brought the clarot lo the cham- PORTI.AND. Ore.. -Jan. If ifl r ! plon's face with a torrid smash to -Sergeant Sammy Raker punched CHICAGO, Jan. 9. Tuffy the nose tn the second round, and .is way to a 10-round decision tjrlfti,hl,i w(nux rity m,xor who kwpt pet.kim HWny Hl tnnt nipmbw ere last night over rlr.cn Mc vlnlMHl fl-om tw bunlamwelghl throughout the rest of tin fight. ale. Panama negro fighter. Ha- tu ,)(. A ,lKU.h. avyweighl contend- : - er. h'Ulng straight out with tro- lr , WI) yCiVH huj MK,(.0i(!Uuliy 1 Hockey Result, icndous thumps or hooking abort. lnVHlUM Uu, iUavvwelght cm VICTORIA. R. C.. Jan. 9. (Pt m john. in i ue juw i Making his debut with the Portland hocKey team defeated spiayeii a crunciting puiu'n nnn e no Indication that his fight X days were fading. McOnlc a best on the defensive and a rd man to hit. IS. McCale 119. The evening thriller, however, van the six-round semi-final be heavies Tuffy. who won i"5 bouts 'tcrln her as a light heavyweight before be- i lug stopped by J. J. Rrnddock. knocked out Oeorge (icmaa of last night. 2 to 0. ,,I,M1 I'hiladelphiu last night in the tec- olid round of their lU-rottnd bout. It wat Tuffy'a first Chicago np- pearunce since his sensational ween Frank le (Ruzzhhw) Rurnell .... ' , . t AlMna anil K..I May, !.( Hul-n.. J "L , ' 'v' v TT' X'" Itrailtluck 111 Ni'iv York 1m Novetil- lM.-f. tli'lttlthd, who vih substltutoil Flu Epidemic Is Creating Record Demand for Vicks wax every im the iiukkiiik mteh thai iiad Imhmi prodlctpd. -any xhowiim with liays . omin , ,slairl"'T wh,'n "u. former 432,000 Jars Every 24 Hours ... i - rnlversity of Illinois fimth.ill nlny- ... M . ... irn. 1 vvi. irhi.il 1 IX. I hvm Kit. " . l'-'ly Xlr. Minni.. I I, T.f , t I.- i. St., 1'ortlaiul, Ore, uays: "Ivver sim 1 vusa eirl I sulTerei! Iruni kii'k hvjil- ui'hes mid vomiting iicIIn. I ivcikenctl ory I'A'wl had no strength loi anytliinti. Amr K " taking Tan lac, my headaches and nick pll disappeared altogether." - - Tanl.ic ia free from harmful drug as lh. wafer yoll drink only Nature's own medicinal Ionic herlw. Druggists '. ' know this and for the past 10 years " have recommended it to men and x'omen who need a quick "pick up" it. that will put Ihem on their feet and iilr?' fiiethcm n niwlnterciit inlife. i , soroniioeni nr jne maiteroi ian 1,11.. '.'nHiriluhl an.1 I.,.u Minior " "'K W u R p r l liy im.V niKlit ii Hlx-iounil ilrnw. I.ex l,M hoforu Oi'mim tuuk tlu. liniion look n fimt'-nnmil ilorlM- n over Frunkte Monroe anil Di-' ,n h" tl' lfflilm' lt un- iilnt'o Orln en "Ily uiiU-IumumI 111 """"!! l.eu I.om.ilil In Ue. i lohnny Hnell In the oinlaln miner. tro" I'Vliruary S. .Hint hefore the main event, the rowil Htoud hiireheiuleil while t lie a-U vv tolh'il 10 ttlr.es in llienl. of Tex Uleknnl. Neaded to Keep the Nation Supplied with Vapor-Salve. Flu Milder But Widespread That the public has not forgotten the leaaon of 1918 la Indicated by it. prompt response lo the wnrn Iiir of health authorities to combat tho flu by keetiliiK tree (Mn ii.ida. Tho demand for Vlck'a Vnpoltub. the vanorlnlnn Halve which proved an valuablo diiniR tho l'.llS epi demic, has ilrcaily shatlorod liy a whlo maritln nil previous records. ' . AlthoiiRh tho capacity of the ..,, ... . , Vlcks laboratories has been tripled i ii i Ja"' '-A " " ro once mor" o," I vln. (.triU'Kled over ditches lind h,i,,i ..i,i,..tf.,t... vi.niuniiK nr inn nine, leeung i.i -'i. M.- . jun. in,i,i.- cnwirmni nr two milea. teullna Tk. nr.,..... Hons bnsketKnllrra had n narrow her way nUum a luirhe.l wire fence 43.. 000 inra ilav Zm J, .i.,JlT oseane from defeat here lM nutht to .. nelL-hbo.-. l,..t ih. i .t . alwost sta Jaers l.ic that if VtfU are not hclned it. hen the Willamette llcarcni, heM U. f(r .,. husband who h. d JV ..T T you get your monty back on 4uet. " lead until the Inst few minutes be.,, ill. .;-9 ) " " ' u ,r LJLm .: " - !'' e fl.,,,1 .cor. l.elnB! When the woman arrived nt the 2h.;J -1 .,,u., f Ori;on :4. Wlltamet.o 3u. iieiKlibor'.. she w... l.leedliiR from ward off the flu" 1 -. n. .arae.y w,, rut. anil badly bruised from m,i thmiah Ii I. In r. Ilh tail), tlila v.'. The neighbors aecomnanled her I.. .rr...J '.i. hlKh homo to fi. thai Mr, liavls had persona. aJid It U ,.," ly Tanilac 91 M1UION nOTTlFS USED responsible for OrcKon's -victory, many falls and nearly exhausted. AtiniRan ana itidinKS starred for Orecon, while scales was Simplicity ; of cooling system is a feature of the new Ford A COMPLETE water plant is a pari of every automobile as it is a part of every modern city. The purpose of this water plant is to keep the engine cooled to a temperature that will make it efficient in operation. If it were not for this, the cylinder walls would overheat and the pistons would refuse to op&rete. The cooling system of the new Ford is particularly interest ing because it is so simple and reliable. When the radiator is full of water, the engine of the new Ford will not overheat under the hard est driving. Yet the action of the water is so regulated that it will not impair engine operation by running too cold in wnter. The c&riing surface of the Ford radiator is largo and there are four rows of tubes, set in , staggered position so that each receives the full benefit of the in coming air. The fan is of tho airplane propeller type and draws air through the radiator at the rapid rate of 850 cubic feet per minute at : 1000 revolutions per minute of the motor. The hot water around the cylin der head is drawn lo the radiator lo be cooled by a centrifugal wa ter pump of new design. The entire cooling system of the new Ford is so simple in de sign and so carefully made that it requires very little attention. ' The radiator should be kept full of water, of course, and drained once each month so that sediment will not collect and re tard the free passage of water. In cold weather a reliable anti-freezc solution should be added. As owner and manager of this important water plant, you should also see that the water pump and fan Bimft are properly lubricated and the packing around the pump shaft kept in adjustment. The hose connections may also need replacement after long, con-. tinnous "service. For those little adjustments, it pays to call on the Ford dealer. He works under close factory supervision and he has been spe cially trained and equipped to do a competent job at a fair price. Ford Motor Company Legal advisers, executives of big insurance compa nies, seeing at first hand the title faults that cause serious loss, invariably se cure the permanent pro tection of a title insurance policy. Jackson "County Abstract Co. il East Sixth Pbona 41 IDAHO HOU.Y ST. PHOMB t A Complete Cleaning and Dyeing sekvicb t IS" iiiii'iilKfi' V 1 TtIC IclTftI m SAN FRANCISCO UKVJII OX lAILAJKSI. Discerning travelers rank The Clifi among America's 6ne hotels. 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