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Newspaper Page TextrsaE six CH"- MEDFOItD MAIL TRfBUXE, MEDFORB. OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, -1929. - . i . nFMPsFY FIR RFS ! C0LF r and runer.p PM.r Vblili w BIG BILL ANDJiUNTER ., ,1 PLAN SOUTHERN TUP ! 10 POINIf OR EUROPE BOOK PROFIT FOR MIAMI BIACH, Flft., To. 8. (If) Jack Dempsoy and Uio Maill sbn Squnrn Canton corporation ware, aoino J30.000 to tlio sooil on the JjharUey-StrlblinR fight today, If estimates of- tho -cost or tlio February 27 alug-fest prove cor rect. . J nempsoy has announced ticket FJilCT for the Flamingo Park match already ' havo roahert JIS'J.OOO. which exceeds by $30,000 the esti mated coBt of the spectacle. Proinoler Jack also announced the arena would lie ready for the customer! In amplo tlm'e. Meanwhile the principals have added rlnB workoula to thulr golf courso training for the projected nffalr.' The Boston Bailor went through a stiff workout yesterday with tlio light and heavy baits, and Indicated ho would get down to "reftl hard work," Monday on hla pciurn from. Tampa, where he will watch a boxing match tonight. . StrlbllnB hold to Ilia nightly road .work,, but expects also to get In 'several strenuous workouts at his Hardie's Casino training camp be fore hit; departure for the Ever glades Tuesday on n fishing expe dition.". ' ' Dempsoy took occasion Inst night to deny again that he has F.lgned a contract to fight in Sep tember. While admitting Sharkey has signed for a Madison Square flarden battle if ho wins from Strlbling, and that the prldo of ilacon also has agreed to a fight, ha himself has signed no contract, lie said. . ,4j LFAfi IN TOURNEY, i j NEW YORK, Feb. 8. VP) Big 1P.III Tildtn and Frank ' Hunter. 1 mainstays of pover.il Davis cup I tr ams, will stage an internatloual 'Jaunt of their own this year Jn stead of helping the American j cam through the preliminary com. NKW YOItK, Feb. 8. W Kin- j petition In the American sone. BelifVing that Tllden will be rein- ley .Maisuyama stood alone today 'stated by the executive committee (as the only unbeaten contestant 1 0 the I'nlted States Lawn Tennis : In the world's championship 1 8.2 A..s(,dlulnn fll Us meelinf! in Bos- t u.virv - nifu (miliil us luiiriiuiuuni. UU tho little Jaiiaijcse owes at lensl tton ihia cv(fiiing,) they have." lakl u part of hln exalted position toPlailS for a southern trip, etartint; jHOine oxcecditigly brilliant hillinrdu hy Eric Iluffcmlarher ' tho phleg matic Oerman. -Uncorking a run of 207, highest of th tournament, l8t night. this month, to prepare them for an invasion of Kuropean courts in May. They will nail for Europe on May 8, Hunter said yesterday, nnd I Jlagenlaeher gave Young Jake; play in the French champion Kehai-fer IiIh first -defeat, and whips at Parte, May 2D, and tho: i achieved, ' for himself, his first j Xlritlsdi championships at AVlm-; I victory. bleUon, Juno 24 s well as several, j With even of tho 15 matches lews important eventu. This pro - j down on tho books, . MalHuyaimi 'gram would make It impossible Marlon Turple, of New Orleans, southern champion fleft). wan 4he Pan-Amorican women s amateur flolf tournament on tho Edge water Gulf course near Otloxl, Mies. Mrs, Malvln Jones, Chicago (riant), wa runner-up. LEADING GOLFERS FRISCO BATTLER TEE OFF IN PLAY i HANDS SERGEANT jnow loads tho procession with two j victories nnd no defeats. Tho jr.unner-tip is the defending,- chain i plon, Kdouard flovemans, of Ifel Igluui. -with two.witiH and a singlo linns to the .Tapaneso, bunched bo hind tlio leaders are Hchacfer, I Hagenlneher and Welltor Coch I ran, of Hollywood, each with an even break in two starts. Felix Grange, of Franco, ( brings up the 'rear with1 three set-backs in a irow. ; The Hagonlacher-Schaefer duel ; last . night was tho closest and !most exciting nf the tournament. Young Jako was in form from tho start and quickly ran up a lead, to 100 to.13 at tlio end ofi the 4 tli inning, for them to part Fc-1 put e in the American zone Davis cup matches. Whether they will join the team in Europe in case It reaches the Interzone final is not decided. , 'DOC FARMER SELLS OF Doc" Farmer: veterinary grnd iuate, a former well known barber J In Medford, connected several nrrn ,i,U rl,Q l?;t na Prne ' Hero Hagenlacher f,. ' , . "". ' "Z'Zl n D ! got the halls i together and land.' alonff with looking after barbering pursues a literary ca- reer, us witness the following in ! PENSACOLA, Fla.. Feb. 8. !P) A tlRfin nlf,n Wat nllronlml l,ir,ro than 120 lcmdlng golfers' of theiBfimrn' Dkw. welt,?r" cotintry for tho Initial play today weight, who was crowding Joe in the (Ireatcr I'ensacola open I Dundee for a title match a few tournament. The 72-holo medal j month(J AfS0 tumbled another rung competition is being played over , ,,,,,,,,, , . . the l-ensacola Country cluh course, j clown 1,10 flKllc ,il,Wftr lrtKt niRllt In a praetiro round, yesterday, when ho was knocked out by Pete Crnlg Wood, New York pro, I Meyers, henvy hitting Han Frnn- smashed the local course record ciKCO yoml' Willi 11 Ui, H1X n II U lvl!S HIMUW lil I . RAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 8. !) them along until ho had counted 207. A long two-cushion effort failed on his 208th carom. After that the match was a long drawn out off ah, cautiously plaj'ed by both contestants. Hagenlacher fi nally ran out in the 17th inning Willi an unfinished run of five. Today Hagenlacher meets Mat ttiiynina in the aftornon and Coch ran plays Orange In the evening. ST, PETEUHBUnO, Fla., Fob. 8. i) Ah play entered semlrfinal M'ii;es today, Blair Nunamakcr of Cleveland held a oue-gama lead over Bert Duryeo in the battle for the world's horseshoe pitching thnmplnnshlp. Tho tournament probably will end tomorrow. -.Duryeo held second with eight Tho previous course record was 69. - With tho exception of Walter Hagen and Johnny Fnrroll, most of thu bust known golfers of tlio country were enlered,, ; Ilagen de clared ho wmld not enter tho early Florida touvnaniPtit this year and Kan-ell wiri'd yesterday from St., Augustine that lie was Indisposed. Four times tho former army ser geant who gave A co Hudkins ono of his toughest hattln and wan a stumbling block to others of tho welter class, hit tho canvas from tho terrific punches dished out hy Meyers. The Han Franciscan readied ker and sent him down twicn with TO WRESTLE HERE the Ashland Tld'ngs "Dr. Aubrey Farmer, local bar ber, veterinary and writer, who recently submitted a fight story to the Fiction House Incorporated, received word this morning that tlio story was accepted nnd would appear In an early issue of tho Fight Story magazine. "The story submitted by Dr. Farmer is entitled, .'The Killer,' and the plot was woven from the i life of an ex-pugilist in a Michi gan city with whom Doc' was i- : i : .. nu , t.. r r eft ft i ill llliliiii . mo. Nuuy .ix -in unuii- (word length .and Is 'said hy tho editors to he highly promising and holding unusual plot and heart (interest.-, This is tho ' first fight I , , . . . . . ' stovy Mr.' Farmer has ever vtr U- agalnst him in barring hhn from , ,, . 4, , ..... Ba-U; 1( i r . ten. Ho is 1 he author of inimer- I Medford for non-annciiranco nt j wrestling .match hero lust year. Al ous northern stories. But declares loft -hook, to (ho jaw . The nnm RBrasli-k,' 1'nrtlnnd wroHtler, ' wh-n I11;"' """'"' llfiht puncl, (IroppnO tho oHstonvor in the Diint stHHinn ami n riKht to tho chin Irillutl for auothoi nlno count in h wan Jn .Meilfol'il u Hlioi't tinu1 (t(;o. proparntnry to wreslllns lit OruntH I'aflft voiced Ms wlUInKiieRS to wrestle njtnln In this city with Ithu uiHlei-s'taniliilK: that ho would, IlKI.I.KAUt, Kla., Fill. S. fP) Jlavld N. 'I'm It I im ,1 nf Vlllmai'. flctorlea ntnl ono defeat, whllo . Mini).. No. 3 player of tho Hulled mo rouitll. Halter rallied III I no Nunamnker won hla ninth victory Hlcltea senior wolf nam which will i fonrlli and alniiKed lloycra with a ptmlnat. ono Iosh. C. O. DuvIh of l"ay in ino intornaiionai niatehoH i ikui 10 me jaw mat put uio tat- ull up (l jiish forfeit for his ap CnlumhtiH, Ohio, dofonillni? chain- ' Uront llrlialn next au;iimer. tor on tho floor for nlno reconds. ,,e,,rnneo. plon, lost two 1,-itinoB In yesterday's I yatorday won Iho annual IJellealr I They battled on nearly oven ir;,.s;,.k is sorry he Is not want- plAy. . seniors euainpionHUip wun u sciiro huuih me nun nut, .weyers iinimi-'p, j,y tile i,nxin(t (.omnilsslon to .Mrs, ' Mnyma Frnnclsco of Co- 1 v bj. i eu too tineas in uio sixin wnenit:ili0 iai.t , Medford shows, but i he dim- his left Into Halter's Doily ,K nilIln, , ,i,.,nni,-ni his land cauitht him with n Huh! up-;,.., x..,u nstiiu- n sr.na easli ELK BOWLERS WIN Mnyma Francisco of C'o- - lumhun, ' Ohio won . tho "women's world ehumpinnshlp" hy dofeatlnu Mrs. Geo ib e llinulllotlu of Mlnuo apolls, CO to 49. ' ., ... 4 . ; Fights Last Night i: 11 LEARN 10 FLY ( l!y the Associated 1'ress.) HKS MOIXKS, la. iiddie An- j crowd dnrsun, ('iispcr, W'yo., oulpolnteil Henry Fnlegnno, Drs Moines. (10): .luck I.ec. Los Auiicles, oulpointrd Tommy Havel,' St, 1'nul, Minn,, tie); Koseoe f loll,. Pes Midnes, out pointed Jackie Hummer, Terry, In. UO), peretu to tne jaw. hukoi-m rigui i frrnit with nnv loenl . .nlf or eye was closed and his lip cut. ju.,Ul llu, COmmlssIon. lie would while- Meyers' left eye was cut. o:tU(.r wrUo on a hasls of per Tho flnhLwas held at Dreamland t ,...,. or wltli a cash Kiiaran- tudkorivim he f ore n near capacity!., untl nUM,t nnv wl.stlor the ; commission fagamst him. chooses to match Latest Merchandise Can always be found at our store, if new itefn that shows merit is put on the market, you will find it here as soon as we can obtain it. We wish to call your attention to some new items and to re mind you of some others. Just Arrived Tlio now Patrician pattern of GriiuUey Kfimi-poret'Iiim diunrwnrp. . Something diffiircut in colors. 42-piecp set. $21.67 . Ironing Boards Mntlc in Oregon, folding style,, very rig id. ...' ' . $4.00 Clothes Baskets Mtulc in Oregon of Oregon willow. $2.50 Wire Clotheslines ' Heavy, 100-foot length $1.00 "Boye" Stainless Steel Kiiehenware. Every article guaranteed. Handles will nft come off rmd are heat proof and waterproof. OWong Ladles 60 Round Ladles 60$ Cooks' spoons, mixing spoous, and per forated spoons 50 Skimmers 60 Cooks' Forks 50 Cake Turners GO1 Paring Knives . 25 Spatulas . 65 Apple Corers - 25C Be sure to see Lifetime Waterless Cook higware before you buy. Tt will savo yon money. Saturday Only No. 3 Galvanized tubs. 98c Special $12.')0 nolpoint Waffle Iron with tog gle switch. S9.75 5 Cash Discount Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. 6th and Bartlett A Reliable Place to Trade Phones: Hdw. 134; Office 35-J; Furniture Dept. 35-R. tho lai'Reat number of out of town I Fin In Slovnkln. jvnk-ia. In PraRlio the death ra(o teams. The gnulh will semi Its i. rnAQL'F.. Czecho-RlovaUia, Feh.ila bo hlRlt undertakers arc soveii Inieest repi'esentatlon to the tour-'s. (it) Influenza is claiming hun- j days behind In their -InterrlnR of nament this year, LanRtry said. ' ti'ols of victims In C'-.oeho-Slo- the dead ' Tho Elks chin howIlnR nees prov- iill mo llliieii nil inu loiniiii nu. I-'aelory hoys in their mateh last ' niKht, takiitfj Ihe two first sames j: hi handy fashion and also annexing I tho hinh Irullvitlual tfaine and ; - mat'eh totals. 'Antle chalked li! ' jft'NIVEnSITT OF OREfiN. Bcno, Feb. 8. (Hiioclal) Cluick liuni.INtlTON, la. Valo Oale-1 Jot, oaalalant bnskethall coaoli 0tpnO Manila, 1'. I., and Onnnrn 1 tho University of. Oregon, will re- .ln0, New ynr,i nnnv, (io); Din j tlcn ' after tha Witshlmtton cahie ! r:nin.i..i nMniMn 1,1 .t,mnn,i he.ro Kobruarv 22 .10 ao to March 1 iii..i1f f..i.'.,i,.i,t itn...in tn f... milo t.illH "" " V, " 189 "ll,s "' "rat canto nnd 1 .11 ..1 nij Ba,.n(,,.c(1 544 i tn ,,., Eainos. jKaiatick "and personally I Iwlj Klks lst 2nil 3,.(1 Toln, line pt.'opie ni .14Mitor41 are ""-""'JljYnllo to mo If convinced of my itood- j f;atcs 1 will. 1 sllll mnlntain that 1 was ' "" , 3 10 navo reeetveu a casn saaian iteo on my last visit here, hut ilhen that may have been a mis- C'HICAOO, Feb. 8. W')- SonnenborK, "Dynn-i understanding between myself and world's ;Kallor Jack Wood. If the people Klelclt UlvoiBldo, Cul., where hoj ,ollk, Knimger. Oitimwa la!,' out-. henvywelBht wrestling champion. 1 of Medford want mo to wrestle, Kads 13R Rankin H7 17S 170 1R2. IS5 HJ 177 544 145 4S2 130 4111 170 493 15S Tomlln- Noud in tho Kovoriimcnt Bchool, It Isi , a ono-yvar cnliBtment. Jost la a former OreRon hasltot- 1st 16-1 US Una hoen anno nterl a nvlnir cadet ' r rt m t win aueinni 111 win uie haiicuoiii . m mm.., uu iu, t..,.. ... . ..... . I..!' 11. im, . .,A iiu,.iJ nii.tnl.. n..m.!nnv wrestler 111..V choose to nut. .' (6). 1" V'v , 7 , i 1 ., , .i ,." iwckatnorn.. lis ' .iois.iliii 10 lilt) r lyinti j.ii-ivh.- "i' 'i'- Immvnrt -1 as Roilr hiuez. noin loniunt. ! ' " mu ii.u, " ') ll! . 1 873 2nd 1.VJ ll!l 144 1 5ti If. 7 SO 7SI1 2434 3rd Total 1ti3 470 10 44,1 170 427 113 41 S 1SS Ml SO 240 751 8110 . 004 S r.l R ! h. vs. s " TV I lis lioi r me. IIOIU lUlllKOL. ! ,..,,. 'ball star and wa a momber of:jnlco, outpolnled Frisco GranKc. ! HonnenbciB will meet Frank a dancini; Insiruetor of ballet in ,,,,;'" s0 ihe l(l2ii northern conference ! i-hiimnlno Islands. (10). ; Forbes or New York In an cxhl-1 Moscow, is rnitardod as ono of; Championship team. lie playcdi . I billon niatcli whllo commission the best wrestlers of his class j,l Oiwon in 1924. J 02S and 10211.: VALt.EJO. Oil. loo I.ohman, niemlierH watch his hold. If iron tho Pacific const, and is be- nnd was nil-northwest Ktmrd In ' Toledo, nuipolnied Dusly Mlller.jWlns approval, ho may' risk his lleved to bo an equal of TMt f flHC.VOO, Feb. s. UT) Morn.S? 19J. viciorni, n. ( l"i. nine in .niivi;o soon. i".e, nnuun unoi-iiinvvneiKi". n,.ul 12,0(10 pin smashers from 175 i ic.iiniuiiioii. 110 apiiearcn 111 .wen-, cities, towns and villages w ill sac k i I ford last sprlnit In a mnlch wlthjtt flf sirti.nno prize melon I I Unit Montana anil drew nnnofjnl tho. annual American llowllui; i I Ihe larKcst crowds of tho year. ;onB1.,sl) tournnment here i,e.t! I llo threw Montana Tind displayed lt,,ll(li. secretary A. I.. l.niiKtry 01 i Iremarkablo sireiiKih and fioljiho A. 11. C announced toduv. wrcstl'ntf skill, fenturlUK tho re- fhlcaao nalnrallv made tho lnr. verse lieadlock. with which he tinjKost enlry with 12S learns, while 1 won tho majority of his matches. 1 Detroit.' Milwaukee, St, l.ouis. ! (Mevoland nnd llul'falo supplieil ! 1 Swift's Government Inspected Beef-Swift's Best We cut only Swift's Government Inspected Steer Beef I! IT COSTS YOU NO MORE! I QUALITY CONSIDERED j r. fm n.K . e r . i 1 utner iuamy meats ror oaturaay 12, FULL SIZE BISCUITS the kind that fills t!.e morning cereal dish Get the orMnal SlireddedAVlicat How easy it is to have ahofr iicreaMast Simply pour Ihol milk 011 your SHREDDED Tune In no the Slircdilcd W'lirel prtKTHtu evin- lon llsvuiornlnual IO;uKr. M'(.K(.OKGKOMO. Kiig. TEAMS WILL BATTLE; A lint gamo ifi looknd for when lboB Copco buskotball teams of Klamath and Mod ford incut horo tomorrow nlpht. Mombors of iho Klfimftlh divi sion ton m mo comhiK ovr with voiiirrnnro tn their eyes, ovor tho two defeats thoy vro hnnded last yonr. Tly dao!,nc they aro po-' 1K tcwln thlB Rnmo nnd win it , by ft btR moro Therefore, this j:n mo, which tt to to bold nt tho fontrnl Tolnt hlh school pym Pnt nrdny, February, Olh, nroinises to bo n fiint oontet. Tho Koguo Rtvcr Copro tonm l( tn Ttood fihnpo nnd ready to moot theno worthy nn tnuonlats. ) Tho gnmo will bo cnllcd ntT;30 sharp, fclvttK ovrryono plenty of tlmo to nttend tho biR parly and i tbtneo aflcr iho cof.cut, glvon in honor of tho vlsllhic Klntn.ithon-t.in-. All Copco buekoUall fann ore oxpvctod to show thnr spirit by attending tho gnmo and rooting for tluitr homo loam. Are You "Hitting I On All Six?" Wlilliiiiin IVmiIji Hrnrfnn PA1.K.M, Ore, Kel Ml i Whltmnn oolloe rtefenlod Wllhim I etto unlvrHy In tho firt o a two iftamo northn-oftt hnHkottwill confor i'piico i'iio hero lut night, 3S to ih. . . . . 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