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Newspaper Page Texto MEDFORD TKIBUXE, MEDFORD, Ol.MMiOX, MONDAY. VFMiKrAKY 18.-1U2!). fJJTI INDIANS REFUSE INAUGURAL BID NO 'SEEDING' FOR SOCIETY SHUNS TRAINING 1 OF EVERGLADES 'Best People' May Be Pres ent On February 27, But. ' Patronage Withheld . for Stribling Vaudeville and : Sharkey Stunts. o ' - , , By Kclwanl .1. Nell. Assoc In ted Press Sports WWut . MIAMI BEACH, Fin,, Feb. IS. 1 O (aP .Under blitzing skies. In tho heart of a winter playground of iho rich, whero society basks In royal f nan ion by the hQ two pu gilists, .ncongrous In their sur roundings, are making ready for iho battlo of tho everglades. Tho ' fight arena on the ntpht . of February 27 will hold most of tho "best people"' Tex Rlcknrd sought always to lore o his fistic qwws. Now thai Tex Rickard la ilofld, Jack Dempsey, the man he made-a mill-onaa-e, is luring thorn to iVb. box offices with, nil the innunetiam of . tho Void master of tho ballyhoo. They will be there that night, In nil probability, be caiiHO the battle of Jack Sharkey ana X uunt$ on imiuik iur ftny wplffh. rpooenltion will ho 'tho thing" O'or the ntght, supeft-edlng yachting parties, the costume balls. or even a visit the Deauvillo casino Rickard built. j But for tho time beinp, at least.! tho Boston strong boy and nisi Oporcla rival aro getting along! withom tho patronage of society and wealth, as far as their train ing periods are concerned. The small crowds which watch Shar key In his training stuntsin the .unny ring pitched . beside Tne dog track Tex fafhioned are madtOup of the curious,-the rnstial traveler who. piay not be hero for the tight, and , the Ornnge-looklng attgid unts who hovoOnrAind all ftht camps." Hoclety, for-the most part. neither . talking nor thinking V, . , Strttilliitr VniHievlik. J Stribling. -.attracts, an , aVdieiPe that- would enjoy, any vaudevillo , rhow.irt addition to a share of the 1'iKht faithful from the ranks. In crumbly cThIiio by the sea, Suib- i lintc .boxen ftparrlng partners, otlier to -a marked extent tho outllnq of hoxers work against each- other, t1(! fuselage of the famous super a former vaudeville comedian an-'na)liQi S-ti airplane with which notincVs tho attractions and con- j Flight Lieutenant Webster of Eng trlbutes a running fire of jokes, j nn won the Schneider cup trophy while' 'Pa" Stribling does a bal-for Rngland In 1!27 with a speed' anclng net with 'the boxer's two- 0f 281 miles an hour. year-old iron. I TheMiood of the car has three Despite all this, the heavyweight" streamline bulges to make room, engagement Rickard planned as for the three blocks of the 12-cyl-. an advertisement for other ven- inder motor, and these project fan tures hero, promises to net the i wise from the crankcase. , Madison Square Garden corpora-! 'fne driving power, which is con-j Hon a handsome return. vt nen Wllllam P. Carey,, rimroad builder and vice-president of tho Garden, took over promotion of the match with Jack Dempsey, ho considered a loss of $100, 00n a goiul Invest- r.ient In order to r.Ontai" tn3 cor- lioratiou'n prestige. With the fight Ktill M days nway. the maun secma wnll on Iho way to JtOO.000 proflt. . each front wheel .throtlKh a sepn- Hoth Sharkey anil Stiiblins aro rilt0 niochanlnm. thero belns no tie ro (ar alon tho roiP to perfoct rn(1 (,etwoen the two wheels. To condition" that, both ..urn in rtanuer art driver In HtccrtnR nt such n ' of ovenlelnp... Slriblinu. boxinK hiKn epeeH n strenmlined projee . nn nverngo of oneo a week thru- tnn hn been lt'iUeil nt the front out tho south nixl southwest. Is ( nu, r.., wlnTn Is dlreetly In lino Ui to 18fi pouiuls, n low ns he w)1, ,at.jt HlKht Immediately In fflTueH to trn. HharkO. with a (rnt n, driver, fnllowln out Imrd-won Qctory over K. O. the Idea of tho front and roar Oirlslner1 just Under his belt.. ! sKhts on a gun. within twiOpoundB of being ready Tho c.nr. which weighs npproxl nt l4. Ho nlantied a complete mntely 2V4 tons. U entilpped Vi'th rest todny nnd MltrlbllnR will ro- f rnin from labor both today nnd tomorrow.- - Bowlers of the Elks club team cave the Mail Tribune loam a ter- ! ; ! l TiiUNM rihle drubbing Sunday aftermion at i (1lrprlIon nf thcmer." Automo the Natatorlum alleys, taking three naB!,orlnUon with city officials straight games. The newspaper men have neeni ,.itninn- anriiit. t.tf tho nnftt tew I 7J JllXZm WiW PAPTI! ing tho- foro part of the HcasonjUlU UIIIIMI incheule.. H Patton of the Tribuno look high Score Blngle gome yesterday with Qiod high match total with .534. .. Montgomery Ward and Copco roll In tho next game of tho tourna- menl, on Wednesday night. nw 1st 2nd 3rd Total I'rultt .277 Oarkius IBS Antlo HO Unnkiiv. IM KndesV. 1Q Tolnl S0i 798 2nd 135 122 122 112 118 40 650 793 230 M.T. st 3rd Total (ireene DeLosh Murray Hagen Vntton Handlraii . .. 134 16:1 11" 170 in 40 llfi 35 1 105 135 178 190 40 390 374 4i)0 478 120 2'ti Tntsl 802 74 HNEUM0NIA W Call a physician. Than begin f "emerifency trestmem wnn M m W-Z. Mm V VARORUB fw at Millet J u rr(r1 laseu- m. Jab Daylu W. Scott, ngni, cmef of tne Nez Peres tribe In Idaho hoa declined to march In the inaugural parade of Herbert Hoover, saying It is undignified to dress up in feathers and march before anybody, even the Great White Father. This picture was taken on the capltol teps at Boice with a tribesman. . j " L WITH 3 . ENGINES o Flu. VP; JJAVTONA BKAC1I, Flu. vV-1 A gear ratio - Hint wouldOcnable j Major H. O. IX Segrave to attain a speed of SI miles an hour before; Hhiftlng from firt to second gear , m and a' speed of nearly 170 miles was announced today by. the na an hour before shifting from sec-; tlonal football rules committee as fond to high afar Is one oi the fca-, turcs of the powerful "CJoldon Ar-: row:1 machine, which' the" Pritish race driver brings here in March see king, a n$vr world's speed' reco'r'dj : l he car , is flftscrihoa as heing bright golden1 in color with slim, Wlndrcuttlng lines Incorporated tor reduction nf resisiuac It followH veyed to each rear wheel Inde- ppndently. Is produced throuRh a multtplate clutch and a three-for- Wnrd npeed gear box. To prevent RiippUt;o powerful springs have m,en Uf,0( jn tno tlutch to place a load of more than 14 tons on the plates, pressing them together.1 Located centrally in the ear Is uln Btoprhi(r Boar, whloh' controls iternnl e panning brnkes on eacn 0 the foTfr wheels. Tho wheel base is 13 feet four Inches. The car stand three feet nine inches high and has an outside width of MIX 1"MII IllllU'fl UlUHHimi III': actual width nf the body is much less. The overall length Is 26 feet, with a ground clearance of seven Inches., Major Rcgrave Is, expected to ar rive In this country about February 15 and proceed directly to Day tona Beach for tho speed trials to hn lttl,l Mnrch 1 In lfi under the acting aa sponsors. , GOLF SWEEPSTAKES ; , .. Sidney Smith won tho Hall Sweeptakes at tho Golf club yes- i terday with a net rore of 7S. over i 174 jut DJia lieio 01 aft rnirics. it is 187 , lfi4 , BO i intention to hold another tournn- 134 ' Jio 430 ! nient the coming wek-end. i:!9 ua 4s r FRED STONE ABLE TO PLAY GAME OF GOLF PKHRINO, Fin., Feb. IS.- Krftfl Htone ha lnil . asMo h( cruichM and Bono back 'to KOlf jcluhji. ' . Thin news about the famous comedian who wan Inbir" fn ,irnnne accident about a yenr ago VM gV(n 0t todny by Rex Beach, .novelist, at whose home lire KUiw Is a guest 1 y.nrh snld Htone plncd In ' t hi-i-ctn- r-l.iy. 23" Ifx'.V: J : FUMBLE DEAD AT RECOVERY POINT NEW YORK, Feb. Adoption of a radical new gridiron rule, maklmr fumbled halls dead it the point of recovery, when ' recovered by tho. defensive team, tho chief result of n two-day secret session. ' The committee's decision, which approves a recommendation hav 'ih'g the, widespread hup port of foot ball coaches, .was made public by W. H. Langford, secretary. . "The new rule," Haid a formal statement; "will not aply in case of forward passing nor to back ward passes which aro Intercepted before striking the grourQl, nor will It apply to blocked kicks which will bo played as hereto fore." . . . BUDAPEST. Muncjiry. Feb. 18. . . - ri n i uni rn h or mm nnn womon enjoying wlntcr-.poit8 in tho Bur- go ii hind region today were terri fied by tho sudden appearance of wolves driven out of the forests by hunger. , - Thero was a wild panic ns skat ers attempted to gain tho shores of tho lake. In places tho Ice broke, many persona plunging Into the water. All wero rescued. Greater panic uml posnlble dis aster were averted by a few of tho skaters who wero nrmed and oponed fire on the wolves killing several and frightening off the others. ;'. RETURNING TO ITALY ROM R. Feb. 18. Ml Mr. nnd Mrs. tleno Tunney nrn rcttirnin, to Koine from the Rivera for week's stoy at Iho Hotel Russle, where they wero married last Oc tober. They have been nt Cannes, Prance, to escape the cold wave, O t E fN TRIVIAL SPAT ririCAQO, Fob. i A brldo of iven monthn plunged a butcher knife Into ,ihe breast of hr hunband early yonterday and then ran ,ercamlng for help, that he m ght nut die. Jlonto Tannon, JI, a power In a syndicate for Q-emlnatlon of raeo truck Information, had quarreled with hlB 19-yenr-old wlfo over "practically nothing. "Mont and I had gone to a party at a frlend'n," Mm. Tonnes told polf, "and I pi i m Wo had too Jmany drinks. When we got home early yesterday morning wo Btart- cd to quarrel. "I Insisted that wo retire nnd . Montv said, .'won't.' He snt down KNIFE nnd begnn to read. We quar- nuth: walnuts ortgor. 25 tf reled some ?nore nnd I ran to the S0c;- almonds 2l-i2c peanuts kitchen, -got a butcher knlfo and 'AlHe: pecans 2 D7c; fll rushed nt Monty." ' I bt-rta 1 J 4j 1 1c. , i " ? . The condition of Tonnes was! ilAi : uuying pnoes: eastern a rrltlcnl today. His left luntf had I Oregon timothy $21,601? 22; do val. jl-.-on mincturl. 'icy S.17j 17.a(); alfalfa 2:.C0J23: IE LEWIS MAY PLAY, Regarding tourney ; tho tho state . basketball coming ' month, . in which the Medford high school la practically: assured of . again rep resenting this 0itrlct, tho Sal era Capital-Journal of Salem says: "The drawings foO position on the schodulo of tho state inter scholastlc hnskutball tournament which will be held here March. 13, 14, 15 and 3 6 at Willamette unl- versity will bo hold Marcel 3 an0 i no Rams run on in a manner very similar to that. of last year, when tho tournament proved auch; a success, according to Roy K. Cannon, secretary of tho hoard of control oftho SJato Athletic asso ciation. Mr. Cannon was In the city during the week and conferred with Coach Hoy Kcenc and h la as sistants regarding tho forthcoming tournament. , "Three cups will bo awarded this year, one to tho winners, ono to tho runner-ups rend thgj third to the victors In tho consolation se ries. Tho question of 'seeding' the stronger teams, such an Medford, Washington and Salem was brought up buO nothing definite done. It was tho belief, hoPever, that the pa mo objection. to thltt method will again prevail and tho schedule will bo nilowvd to.stand as drawn by "chance. "Tne association has taken 'the stand that they have no -jurisdiction over Kd Lewis, the lanky cen ter who. was such a factor fn Washington high school's wins last year.., If he Is declared eligible by tho Washington school authori ties that settles HO matter as far as the tournament Is concerned, provldingQtf course, that tho Co lonials win the title In Portland. "Tho tenms to represopt tho dif ferent districts will not be known much !cfore . tho fore part . of March, with some exceptions. . A great many: of Oie districts hold tournaments -.to decide, who will malco the"' trip. to Salem." . " '! . '.. 1 I.lvetoclc.,: . f.t .1 ((. '-. '. rORTr.ASNJ; ,0e:;U''elv. 18. VP) Cattle and 'calves:.' Fairly .native, spot ' coWs' nnd heifers' looki 25u higher. ' 'Receipts, cattle H30, caives 205. ' : " ' - (. - Steers (1100.-1SOO lbs.) eoo'u J1O.6C911.20; do (960-1 100 lbs.) good 10.75'8il.B0; .do (SOO and up) medtpm $10(10.75; do.com mon $8.50 5110. Heifers (SCO lbs. down) good $1010.60; do com mon I8igl0. Cows, good, $8.7 G if 9.50; do common to medium 'tff' 8.75; do low cutter $5p7. ' Bulls (yearlings excluded) good beefs $7.60(8.50; do cutter to medium $6.7 5 Iff 7.60. Calves (600 lbs. down) medium to choice $9.50 iff L2;' do cull to common $8$f9.50; Tealers, m!!k-fed, good' to cholco $13ifi14.60; do nicllun-;i 1.60 iff 13; do cull to common $8.50r 11.50. HOC18: Active, steady to 10c higher. Receipts 2715, including 385 thru. Heavy weight (260-360 lbs.) medium to choice $8.75.0? 9.75; medium weight (200-260 lbs.) medium to cholco $9.75f 10.60; light weight (160-200 lbs.) medium to choice $10,601$ 10.86; light lights (130-160 lbs.) medium to cholco $9.75 iff 10.76 pack ing sows, rough and ' smooth, $7.70iff 9.00; slaughter pigs (90 130 lbs.) medlunvto cholco $9.00ff 10.26; feeder nnd Blocker pigs (70 131) lbs.) medium to cholco $9.00 810. (Soft or oily hogs nnd roasting pigs excluded In above quotations.) sHKEP and LAMBS: Steady. Receipts 865, Including 600 thru. Iimbs 84 lbs. down) good to choice S14i16; do (92 lbs., down) medium $121(14; do (all weights) cull to common . $1 itff 12. Yoar '0& wethers (150 lbs. down) me dium to choice $10if13; ewes (120 lbs. down) 'medium to cholco $5.50 ifr7.6; do "(120-160 lbs.) medium to cholco $5f. 7; do -(all weights) .cult to common $3f(6. lroltHo Portland, ore., Feij. 18. VP) Wholesale prices: HIJTTKIl: Knsler undertone. Portland Dnlry Kxchungo not wholesale prices (Cubes) : Kxtras 470 slandurds 46c;- prime firsts 45c: firsts 44c. ("reamery prices, prints. 3o over cube standards. KdfIB: Kftslerundertone. l'ort land Dnlry KxcPtnge (net basis): Fresh standard oxtras 30c; fresh standard firsts 30c; fresh medium oxtrasjyo; fresh medium 'firsts 29c. Prices to retailors ltp 3c over exchange prices. O ' : MILK: Raw milk (4 per cent) 2.65 ct. delivered l'ortland loss 1. por cent. Hutlerfat station 46c; track 47c; delivered Portland 49 52c. ron.TRY.: (Fluylng prices) Alive heavy hens over 4 '.4 lbs., 26c medium hens 3 to 4 lbs., 21c; light, tinder 3'i lbs. 18c; springs 24c; ducks. - Peking) 26c; some higher; colored ducks 189 20c; turkeys N'o. 1 hens 30Q31c; toms 33fr34c; capons 33 36c. ONIONK: Per cwt. Oregon fancy I0.5OW5.-S: boilers t3.7594.00. POTATOES: Per en-t., Ocms No. I grade, 11.4091.60; fancy gems 31.40$ 1.60. WOOL: Pastern Oregon 30 Q 35c 1 In. vnilcy jimoc. I THE MARKETS . iL ; , " r "-" ', - . - ,.-.&' o WW ' . h v m E. W. J. Hearty Co. Bonth Front St. . WAREHOUSE OF SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SPRAY MATERIALS cloviP $17? 17.60; out hny $lSiff 18.60; straw $8.00 ton; selling w-iccs $2.00 ton more. CAHCARA BARK: Stcndy, Cc per Ih. , HOPS: 1028 crop 17c. fiftll Praiiciscn Bulterfnt SAN FRAN'CIHCO, Feb. 18. (IP) Butterfnt f.o.b. Snn i-'rsnclsco 62c. - . Fruit Prices Today San I-Vanclsco Fnilt Prices SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. IS.-O Federal-Htnto Alnrket News Ser vice). . --'.. -, Apples: Calif. Newtown Pippins, cold storage. 4 tier tl.4U-1.7B; iV, Her $1.70-2.25; i tier Sl.tfl-1.2G. Ben Davis, fancy SI. 60-1.75, Washington Wlnesaps, xf S2.50 2.75. fancy $2. 00-2. 25. Romo ltenu tys, xf S2.C5-2.50. largo fnncy-S21 2.26osmnll to medium SI. 50-1. 76. Oregon Nowtowns. - xf S2.50 2.75, fancy S2.00-2.26. Hpltzen bergs, xf S2. 26-2. 60, fancy $2.00. 2.25, choice $1.25-1.60. Arkansns Black, xf $2.40-2.65; fnncy $2.15 2.40. Winter Rnnnnas, xf $2.00 2.26; fancy $2.75-2.00. Hyde Kings fnncy $2.00-2.25. Q Pears;. Lake county-p a c k o d Winter Nolls $2.75 per box, small sizes $2.00-2.600 Oregon d'AnJous, $3.60-4.00. I Wall Streej Report ,VKV YORK, Feh. 1S. m Tho stock market, having passed thru a drastic reaction last week, re bounded sharply nt the opening today, turned heavy again before mldriny and thon milled again in the early afternoon under tho lea dership of tho copper shares. Trading was only moderately heavy In volume. Utilities took tho lead In forcing a strong upward movement In tho last hour, ns call money dropped to 7 per cent. Johns Mnnvlllo ral lied 11' polnta-front Its early low nnd Kndln (old) 14 points. Amer ican nnd Foreign Power sold 8 points' above' last week's close. Among shares gaining 3 to 14 points wero Montgomery Ward, 'General Klectrlo, Anaconda Cop per, Intcrhorough Rapid Transit, Curtlss, National Cash Register and V, H. 8teel. Tho closing tone was steady. Hales approximated 3.300,000 jahares. Josephine Hullding Loan Assn. moved tn Masonic building, Grants , pass. ., i Portland New Journot .''offices t will bn open to public marea- 1 In Etiyett' bulMlpg. . use S Tbia modern insecO'"le ia.tlie best all round orchard spray that chemical science ha tleveped. 0t is eapet i:Uly recommended for the control of San Jose Scale and Blister Mite, and U en0rsPi everywhere by liorticiilturisU and practical orchard isls. S-ty Diy Lime Sulfur is effective and economical vlien used actwrding to our recommendations. q Jessie f. Minrnr, Pro?. Ml. Sunset Orchard, .fcdforJ. says: ".iPslatcd in our Idler to ;o f Oclnher 2Slli, 19?6. we. vsc,l . your Prv Htnc Sulfur for the control of Son Jose Scale inr:uq lliat vca'r nih'o.i'e w ' very '.cell p!easc with the rcsullS. . Wc used your Dry Lime Sulfur agaK in 1'2T at Hie rale of ; 60 pounds to 200 railoiut and our experience of the previous year . was repealed. The iuatrrijl.is much cosier to handle, with less: waste than the liquid," ... . '." ' . : ; " Why punish yourself with the, many ug9eealilrt features of Liquid Lime Sulfur when you con lftiy u 33" Baume test IJrae Sulfur in dry form, eliminating the high trucking eoO, excess weight, extra cost of handling leaky -barrels, and other objection' able features of Liquid Lime Sulfur. . , : ' S-W Free MFUlsion A high viscosity, highly refined safe dormant oil spray S-W Free Mulsion is "recommended for heavy infestations of Scale, Red Spider (Brown Mite, European Red Mite) and Aphis. Jt mixes with hard or soft water . . . does not separate . . . leaves no residue to harm the trees. See our local dealer for your requirements. THtSHERWM'WLUAMS CO. ; (Pueifit Cons t Offices) - -. ' San Franclscti '" . Los Angeles " ' . Portland rSeallto " . . ,i(!okaiie , , . Salt Luke Clly .',': O "Oakland Phone 154 i Progress Achieved Through Electric" Power This Is the first of a series of adver tisements comparing tho' domestic comforts of the "(lay Nineties" with present day electrical convelences and coniArts. GONE ARE THE DAYS . . . When windowo wore sealed tight in sickrooms "to keep out ' night air" , . . whom we "fed, a cold nd starved a fever" . , . Q . when hot ripplieiitinns consisted of : " '. , ' ' i ''.' O '.'.-.,. .- HOT BRICKS that often gnvewarm stirpnses ... or- -. . '- -, -: '-''C'-u-.i HOT IRONS that mado us anxious to get woll nt onec ' ilOT WATER BOTTLES Hint leaked on crilionl oecnsioits. , , A revival ofPven 1 lie fittest was son?t.imes ncecssBvy after n "hot ' application" in the "Gay Nineties." 5 ' '; ' THE ELECTRIC HEATING PAD,, unlike its predecessors, is never : too hot nnd doesn't cool off. Flexible can ho wrapped or adjusted . to fit any part of tlio body. It brings immediate relief from aff lie- - . tions of the throat and chest, chills, toothache and many other Ills. Be Prepared for Emergencies That Call for An ELECTRIC HEATING PAD TriE California Oregon Power Company, For the Dormant - W Dry Lime Sulfur Monarch Seed & Feed Co. ; ; 323 East Main Phone 260 i ' 1 CARRY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SPRAYS IN CONVEN IENT GARDEN SIZES. ' m OFFICES. Medford Grants Rut Roaebwg. Klamath Fall VMu Diuinulr-lifoniU Spray The 2." ll. bag It convenient lor you' ' .Uu&rf mlxtog a iliiyl mat- Qr. Hit i.mfi. no bolhut. ronAMb-iiJ. lun. hvcami it HrWl s I a A valuable praying fiulde for you Writ for tht nrisuWUtiemi Sftmylmg Crt. . it gUm coW ttirmctiotu for the control oj enhQntpctiu , . ... 4' , . 1 1 '-'i -Oregon , -.I ! ' ! THE i, EArJTH Tradifuuirlc ' . ' Jtxiit.;Ml j ji A !',, a, i. :