Medford mail tribune., January 17, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OtEOQX. THT'RSDAY. .TAXT'aRY 17. Ifi29.
PAGE SEVEN
LENGLEN TO SAIL
Precautions against colds and "flu"
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W i w j . t r art rx- . . i .. u tryT'3rT' ay marrow T
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DARKoHORSE IN
REIGH COUNT OUT TO REGAIN
YANKEE PRESTIGE LONG LOST
PASADENA OPEN
TAKES LAURELS
Last of Far Western Fair-
way Play Captured By:
' Craig Wood, Newark Pro j
Dallas Jeffers Next in ,
Money Von Elm Third. ;
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W.iltt-r HiiKn, polf prof optional
i oil a y h.nt h-.n strvcd with papern
attaching his xolt earnings to m
jrnviT judRtiit'iiis and other aliened
; d 1 1 . t o his d i vi 1 i ved w i ft' , M rn .
; Kdna t. lltiKfn, amounting to
IJSvKir.. Huron's recent winnings
In southm California tournaments
' j(u liuied prizes of l utio In the
jloro: ivach opn. which he won
land a total of fllU In the i.os
J AnK'l'fi a iid l'umtdona open.-:.
; The paper na filing t ho noted
poller defendant in a superior
; court ruuiciui.piit proceeding 1"
i st H mod hy Mr.s. Hnvn, were
! served on "The Halu" yesterday
Do these two things:
1. Protect nose and throat
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2. Keep system in good condition
I'asiidena municipal ftolf
i I .OS .WiU.l.KS, Jan. 17.
."it iti iiwtii.n ir indications that
Sutiiiiu' lent-I'D Krnch leu nirt
stitf . had 1--U ht i e lor Ne w Voi k.
j and thai .-he and Iter mother hud
: ninth ad wok airiiiii-nn-iis tor
1 their n.illihj; fur i-liUKe, was lib-.
I tain. d u. r.. today Also adinis-1 i There's no nec-J togct panicky Ixf.uise ihc papers arc
I e.-nute of Mrs. Anita luUd.vin, that
Mi. I ta'ldw in. heir.-s-; to late K,
1 l.Ufky'' Miildvviii eslaie. that
her son. Baldwin M. Baldwin. whu
checked out nt his l. us
'club on Monday, the sutuetduy ih:it
! Mile. L.-nuleii I. -It her holel
The twu-day mystery surround- KCCD WCll.
full of news of an influenza epiJernic. There's no use in
i;Jt j isolating yourself because a lot of other people arc sick
with it. If you take two simple precautions every
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nM'h'8 Uil V itllU WICII UUN I Will I V I"- lll.llit.ts .uw vii.
throw off any cold or "ilu" germs you are exposed to, and
on th
course, where HuKn hud jut J
completed pluy In the 4010 1'aKU
dona open tournameni in which i
he won $17.1. He won $100 in
the $10. nun .us A litre le open. !
luil'.n'lriua.! 7 nvw1''?..! ""'"'''' ' ""- We're not rcconunendin!; that you Jose yourself
by th fttriiior Miu ltaKM fur
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Dr. David says:
; prior to Ortnher of that year. Tho t
iainntint of those di'htri was staiod '
to he $r,!79. 1
Mrs John L. t lertj
Fights Last Night
PASADEnH, Cal.. Jan. 17.')
Tho "sold trek'" over tho fur
western fafrwayg under way sim
last Oeceinher, whk endeil today
and tho bin nhoiH of professional
golfdoin turnod their faces towards
Texas plains, where two tourna
ments offer further opportunities
to enrich themselves.
First will come the Kl l'aso
open, with a purse reported io ho
4:1.000 on Jan. l!t and L'o. The
Kolfliitf hriade thou will ninn-h
to Han Anti'tiin, where a pot of
KoW aKKiti'tiiiK $0.'.mo awaits to
ho won in the Texas open Janu
ary 14 to 7. The South Central
' open, scheduled for I lot SpritiK-s.
fcAik.. Jan. 31. l'eh. l will close
the money season.
. ..,...!.... .V.-:.a.... fnw it... Cn..inli,.l lMcyl Min,. I ho ll..!!..,.! VV'liilnnvu tuol 1 ".t"H oih.oiiihh M.IIIJ
. 1 - -" . ' ,. . ... .- . i .1 i Kroimller of Cincinnati tt'.i. Hull
i.mory ot iAn ISVll.ia-:, uy.i Jan. t-.-(,n l" , ,u " ,l T' loK Kishor of Itichmond out pointed
Uoi.li Coanrs trip to K"-1 ;
marks tho firs; invasion of an Vornl fumoiM rmors tnchulinir H'" I'KTKHSUl Kt, Kla. Loutfl !
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. ....,( it , ..i i ! J I r tit i if lii". 1 w 'I llr'C Clf lltT
had failed to pay alimony for two!'"'- .. , ? ' i t
hotel ad-
With tho departure from this!
snctlon of tho golfers, ono of the'
most successful ami richo:
of tournaments in t he hist
western Kdf was at an end. 1" arses
ajfKi'OMat iiur over $2r.ooi were li
triltuteil anions the ttutney fin
(By the Associated Pre)
l'ONCO CITY. Okla. llabe Hunt
of Oklalioma knocked out Tom IM-
Reigh Count, taken to Englan d by his owner, Mrc. John D. Hertz-- vac of Kl. Louis t S .
of Chicago, will carry America s hopes in the Ascot Cold Cup derby j RICHMOND, litd. Johnny Cur
this spring. ; tain of Dayton outpointed Jitnmie
momh
an agreement made in New Vork , ' 11 '" TJIRSTof all.nukcsurcyoursyslcrm
...... . , mode throimh tin travel hureau , M . ,
when the divorce was h ranted I , ,. , ,, ' X :n itn.r ct. nr i..r iXm r let
Novcmhe, 17. 1M7. that ho would "f 1 t.nore for; cla ordtr. im t let
pay dehts contracted hy his wife : , . . ' . V . " i it ct siimcu up or siui;i;i!.n. ccc u
Los Aimelos Uiltmoro was unahlej it that it functions perfectly. The
to say j-i what were the arranye- casjcst wa. t0ct run down and in a
monts made in New York, or 1
wlieihor or not you n K- J.ahlwiu was! condition to pick up disease is to
to accompany the pair on the ocean j nr(,,,vf fhic ,t.immrf int ni,vf,r
At the p.a Id w i n est ate it was
learned that an airing of opinions
lam Thursday had been followed by
t he a to apt departure of the two
K re in h women and younu Dahlwiu.
V. K. llarrliiKion, represent inn
Mrs. I'.aldwiu. nlibom;h having le
cliaed to iliscus reports of a "row"
at the estate, described the report
ed occurrence as "not r x.ictly a
rom: they just up and left."
J tisr observe two
common-sense health rules which can be easily iollowcd.
Physicians agree that, particularly in
times of epidemic, purgim by laxa
tives and cathartics is not adcisuldj.
Many dtKtors are therefore prescrib
ing Nujul, as in no case doe; it cause
exhaustion or weakening of the sys
tem in any way.
ishors in nine major events.
American thoroughbred to enter Tracery. Fair I'lav and the ureal I'OnwueH ot iampa knocked out
.. . . An. i.. r'.i.... - v I ir.i
Hut two f-hnmninnM wio-eessf nilv tiio classics on t tie tint m a (luartcr sprinter I'nsclliun, but nono was -. -mhu i
dofemlcd their crowns In the nine of a ontury. ; Koort oiioukIi for the Ascot Cold 0 HEAT FALLS. M nut. All lloss-
events tho second victory of Mac- W hilo Hilly Hart on. an American-. cup, for which Keiiili Count will 1 born of Oreat Fulls and Htinry
donah'i Smith, the Ki-cat stylist broil steeplechaser, was sent hist compete.. No American-bred lias Kel jano of California drew (I-)-
jM ran to irmn tor tuo tiiaiui .u voii an Kn-ilisii classic since t ap
from fireat Xeck,
Lonx Island.
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the $ntliiio ,.is Ani;-lt's tiMnna-int-nl.
rii-hrf.t nf the many luirses.
was a iiarkltnn nni'. I D:efl,
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tioiiiil in which he finished second. 1 1 ells look tin: linsmn Oaks in l'."l ' ua.-Keiiuiii ijim min. . haiim- .ia, k ,, maiclieil with
ui it her American h;ed horse has 1 in the colnm of Koxhall Kecne. ! WAI.I.A WAl.l.A. Wash. Whit- Ki-crf M,,i tetisen, the Terrihle Dane
. r-- -- - r ... - . ..- :.: I miitl ('ollee Missionaries, 17: (f Cranls i'ass next .Monday niuht
Hill" .
luh at New- .of I.oni; l:
i.henomeniil N. Von
neli finjlted in 7
Kin) was third
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with
J Washington State CoIIcko Cougars, j at tile ltialto theatre, is sayiim no
national lirofesslonal chalnpion. from tile l-pi
retained tile San IMeco. Cal., title. ;,,; x. .1..
Dark Horses win. mtce in winiiint: the lMsartcna Beer Seller Arrested
. Tho first and last tournaments event yesterday, which heiiefitied; "Wee" I'.ohhy Crulckshank of I I'OHTLANI), Ore., Jan. 17. (,Tj
of the sirliiK were won hy "daik hjm to the extent of fimio. Wood I'nuhase, X. v., had 7 ;i -ciy-1 1-', y. ,. Leu was under urrt'Ht here
horses." Dr. (i. F. Wlllinu's vie- had H card of TJ-un-ns. to win "nd Henry Cniei of Hrldueport, toliav churcod with irosBession of
tory in the rortland onen was a oi'er illtistrioits players, such as Conn., lied hlni with 70-72-142, )ti0r mash, and accused hy police
surpr'se one. As his amateur Hauen. "Mac" Smith. Armour and ".Mac" Smith followed with 72-71- 0( havitiK heetl Ihc one who sold
sinlus forhids the Itiklni; of cash (ieorKe Von Kim. Monde Detroit US with Armour, hearer nf cards t0 i yt. Wilson, the heel' which is
prizes, first money In the l'orl- amateur. Another "dark horse" reaillliK illi-7fi, one stroke liehiud. hidd directly responsihlu for the
land event went to Johnny Knrrell. Kallnped in for sVcoiul place ' deaths of three persons in an allto-
Crnlir Wood, stalwart Idonde money. $i;aa when ltallas Jeffers l.os ANdlOI.KS, Jan. 17. UV) niohlle accident here Hnndnv.
connection with what he
do to his opponent, hut
Luck
y is a marvelous pal-
the toasted flavor overcomes a craving
for foods which add weight'
instead ftllV' W
of a I
sweet. Wm I
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C J '-' C"-'orKe M- Cohan.
America Stage
id. tfW
O- m
Amcrica'a Stage Favorite J
NO longer need a trim, slender figure be
your envy. No longer need you face the
rigid requirements of harsh dieting methods).
O verweight is banished when you banish fatten
ing sweets and.eating between meals and light a
Lucky. "Reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet."
20,679 physicians have confirmed the fact that
Lucky Strike is less irritating to the throat than
other cigarettes. These professional men realize
the value of toasting, the secret process that elim.
inates impurities and irritants. Lucky Strike is
a delightful blend 'of the world's finest tobaccos.
And toasting develops a flavor which is a delight
ful alternative for fattening sweets.
Many prominent athletes testify that Luckies
steady their nerves and do not harm their physical
condition. Men have long known this and practic
ed it successfully. These are the men who watch
their health, who keep trim and fit, realizing the
dangers of overweight. And now, women may en
joy a companionable smoke with their husbands
and brothers at the same time slenderizing
in a sensible manner. That's why folks say:
"It's good to smoke Luckies."
A reasonable prcuiortion of sugar in the diet
is recommended, but the authorities are over
whelming that too many fattening sweets are
harmful and that too many such are eaten by
the American people. So, for moderation's sake
we say:
"REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
mm-,, in
plan to
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I Nujol can't jxissihly upset you or
I disagree with you. For it contains
i r.bsolurely no medicine or druRS.
Get a bottle today at your nearest
I ilrci; store and start taking Nujol
roniijlit as cue simple way to keep fit
and to protect yourself against in
thicti7a. That's the first precaution. Now for
the second. Keep your nose and
throat well protected with Mistol.
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When you get a bottle of Nujol, get
a bottle of Mistol, too.
"I'm advUing all my patients these
tUys to keep Mistol on hand and use
it regularly. The first thing in the
morning before you go out. And
again at nijjir when you come home.
IXm't le afraid to uss ir treely. U
vilf do no harm. And then stop
worrying. You've dune all you can
to safeguard yourself.
"Put Misiol up your note. There's a
spcujl dropper that comes in every
paclcape that makes it very easy ut
use. Ju-t tilt your head back and
drop ii in ukt nose until oa led it
in oi:r ihro:it You'll notice the
ple..:rf, cleansing eifecr at once.
Mistol chars our head and makes
breathing crsy. It has a healing,
soothing eifcer on the inetnbram-s
anil relieves any im:.iiit;n or i:il!am
nution. It lulps dry up a running
nobe. lc it, too, r.s a gargle. Misiul
is good for a sore ihroar, or hacking
cough. AuJ above all, protects the
nose and throat against germs.
"Pcn'r wait till you begin to sneeze
or your throat aches. Take my advice
a.iJ pet a bottle of Mistol today.
Kvery t!rug-;iit knows it."
The coml ination treatment of Xujol
and Mistol is a double safeguard
againn ini'.ncti7:i. Start this wise
L o-fol.! precaution row. Don't delay.
Ktjjol and Mbtol arc both made by
the saiuc famous laboratories, of the
t'mest quality materials and with the
greatest skill possible. Both prepara
tions are harmlc&s. At all druggists.
Aren't they worth trying?
lor IHh towfth KaruHick took tho
tirt. fall m 117 mimiteH and 10 mm
oiuIh with a Kork'H of flying heiul
kk:ks inter ho had cll'tned Kpi'-
muu. oil the. chin and Html him
torminml and took tho weond fall j over hlH head with a flying mnrn.
with u full NkIhou in ii lnlnuLeH Kauffuuin was Htunnnd when he
and fit) hhimuhIh. The final fall camp t landed on bin hack. Tho time lor
ho quickly mimy njuMtaUini wore j the final fall waa 0 mluutcs and fifl
iionou of what hajmeneu, when second u. v; rs-
tl roiiKh thu rojiHrt. The blow dazed j Karasick Hiidilenly Irend hlmtielf
Kauffman and Itferee Chet WlleH from another full Nt-ltmn and Rrah
iiHHlHted him hack- Into the rlnn. bed Kanffmnn nrnund the neck
Knuffmnn enme hack front) and de with 111 h two luindH and thrnw lilm 1 ItiiHnary
Ray IvynoHH of Vancouver, Wnsh..
took one 'fall and the decision if rom
Suilor FVie of Portland in tho prA-
JjK-U XNl,
Iihk entered a honvy trainhiK po
ftrnm and plunn to lot hln wrstlitiK
drmnhHtrati JiIk atiiltty. Mirttnveii
is training in (liunin I'hhh mid Iium
uImo I'pfriitncd from hr.ik'iiiim. ln
dii.'Jttlnx oth tiH'it .ii' d-H'i luinii
to lei wri'HtliuK do tlwir luiklntf
IhMtlMtd Of llOMNlH.
j Next Monday h inn t eh may he
mutch, hut unrifM'ht'ary rouKlinoKx
will no! tin tnlcratcd. If a foul in
rnmntlttPd, ttic M''tl-in muKt
coriiiiujc thn match and tin wrc-t-t-r
MUMiim ihc foul will rn-flvp no
inon'y for IiIk work. Ik ltowci-H
of Cold Mill hiiN liccn choin tin
rcfi-ren and two JuIi;h will hu
hontn finm th- rltiKfdde to k;ep h
ch-ck on tlif two jii.-ii. who hWd a
KrudKO OKaliint imc-h other lonK
hifoie Miiulay niKht'it mutch whh
I'VCf propoHftd.
O lKS.Th.Am.ric.QTob.ccoCo., M.nif.rtTir.ri
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation-No Cough.
Coait to coast radio hoolctip rtieni Saturday night through the National
Uroadcajtinjc Cmrpnny't rvtuwli. Th Lucky Srru Dance OrchMtra
in "The Tune that made Uroadway, broadway."
POHTI.ANI), O., Jd. 17. Wi
Al Kuruxtck of I'orllnud won
nvr Cine Kiiuffiuan of C'nluniliiiK,
Ohio, In tliA IlKht hcBvywelKhtl
wrvHtlliiR niuTch licre IhhI nlKht.
Tlmt In, It whk nchcdiiled an a
wreMlliiK match, hut the Mpecto
Kim were trwiilcd to n lilt of every
IhlnK from IobbIiik pucIi other
through the ropeK, klrkinx In the
Htomurh and from the renr, Kouxiim
eye, pulllti't hair, hitinK and
Kcrntchlnn. Ii waa a KnnlKe alfalr
from the mart. At one lime Kantf
man dived from the rlnK In hu
eaKemem to K"t at- Karajtlck who,
after helnK thrown through the
ropea, waa allllng down for a little
rest and had reached In hit corner
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