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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OWF.fiQN'. MONDAY. VrT.KrATtY 2:1. iron. PATIE PIVR- 1 STRIBLING HURT RIB BUT READ! I' ln . 1 . 'Pa Gives Inside Dope On ' Injury Four Days Ago . ' (N- That Threatened to Keep 1 Son From Ring - Ready ; Now to Fight, Is Claim. By Alun- J. Gould. ? Associated Tress Sports' Writer. NOW FOR FIGH MIAMI BEACH, Fir,., Feb. 25. Puuvo'k failure to run. These, ob. , (.Pi iiy wny of adding another, servers deeluru that Uuist learned tantastic touch to 'this sli-aiiKest ' on Katmdny afternoon that Kino of fistic affairs, it may be tohllpurjo, another nnd youim-or Kllin f in detail today how a displaced would start In the steeplechase, in lib came eloso to dislocating thejstead of the two-mile flat race Milbling-Sharkcy heavyweight tilt; in which he was to havo met licl from Its expensive moorings. vln Wide, the. Swedish sehoolnias- "V. L. will be in tlicro to fight . tor. Nurml already had been Sharkey if we have to take him charged with slde-steppliiff a duel Jill the aisle in a wheel chair, but ) with Wide when he .entered the we won t need to. and- W. I-. -will steeplechase and some cl itics eon Lc in shape to give Sharkey the tended thut Taavo, rather than light of his llfo." tuuo no formidable' a rival as Thus did "Pa" Htiibllng. looking Pu'rje in the steeplechase, dccldod proudly at his .tall, black-haired not to run at all. . i on, conclude his description to it appears that Nurnil.' would tho Associated Press today of an lovo been trounced bud he enter yijury that W. L." met in train- cd either event. . . four days ngu and whictil came close to upsetting completely the carefully laid plans for the 10 round match to. a referee's decis ion,, .scheduled tills Wednesday night at Flamingo park. Tile essentials now are that Stiihllug, in spite of several days ' of acute paln from the rib Injury. Is pronounced by physicians as fullv fit in fhrht; that there will (l be no necessity to try to substitute I . i 'annuo LJicuuini or any one oisc Vol" the southerner; or face a pos sible " postponement. ' Hut .there havo been, a flock of anx'.ous mo ments for the principals, as went us i-romoior jack uempsey. '(P) A stern altitude toward hold "It all happened during a brisk I w)1ts was adopted by tlui . .Vltts,. workout last Wednesday," : said in,,,,., pirates today, as the players 'Pa" Utribling. . "W. J,. let loose Jn mnr u.,.u resumed their spring 'a terrific right., jlo yfclt . some trainnB;. y ; . : ' twIngeA at the time, I think, but". The flm stnnd on holdouts was continued and we 'did not dis- announced by Sum W. JJieyfuss. cover .until an examination after- dub treasurer who emphatically ward that he had displaced an (i,,cll tn.,t joh,, McCiraw had of i;ppcr rib only about an eighth fored . $210,000 for tho W it n c r rf. an Inch but enough to bo ox- ij,.,jii1(.1Hi sl,u. oulfiidders. and nd ircmely painful and dangerous.. 1,,, th(lt t,p YncrH "will play Jlud Ncuifllfl. ; 'with the Pirate's this year, or they .... ' It . naturally i affected W." 1..'" won't 'play at ull." The ' brothers, T nerves and ho also developed a j,i0y(i nn,i Vnul, have failed tp t.llght. attack ' of -'neuritis lit hls p..,, contracts. " ' ' ' right arm, to make mutters Ivbrse. j. j,.ovfuss also intimated that U e worked on hill hh massages. dratlc . action . might Iss taken It was very painful and I don't nB!ltnat Fred Fusselt, left-handed in nd ' admitting now wu .were pheher - who failed to report nt mighty worried. But he; has come'lcnm)t i,-Ussell signed his contract around fine : "There's nothing the matter wjth W. h'H right hand., You saw him hit and bit plenty wlLh' It yester day. 'Ho is ready to go now. He will fight, and ho will win." v So' seriously did those bucking the battle regard Slribllng's In jury, that actual overtures' were made to Johnny lluckley, Shar key's manager, loo'.ng toward the hubstltutlon of Paulino. Buckley, however, flatly rejected, the idea, holding that his man had trained (.specially to nict a boxer of Strlb ling's typo, Sharkev. according to h.'s manager, la willing to' fight I'.'nilliio or any other outstanding ships will Hart tho ciuulir.ytiiK , iMiterider, providing ho beats the rounds, to bo followed Tuesday uouthenier. Paulino will be here night by tho sciui-flnals and finals, today,, anyway. Ho was named of .tho big event. lteprescn(atives by Tex Rlckard as alternnto. 1 j from the leading athletic clubs. Both fighters were as Iniprosslvo colleges and universities uro on In their last-strenuous drills yes- hand. Irrdiiy mr Ihiy have been at any it Is probable that boxing will l,!me. but there was no mistaking continue Into the curly hours of ,t!ie advantage to which Sharkey tin? - morning owing to the big showed. The Boston sailor works entry list. Koinu boxers will ler and .punches with utmost coiifi- form moro than ouco tonight. -In k'lcnce. lie lias weight and greater oni,.r to reach the . semi-final rc.Vporlenro In faster company In rounds. About 33 , contests are his favor. There seems nothing expected tonight, i ' ' "' ' . ' lacking In his physical equipment j , f , or menial ultitude. Ktril'llng, more nervous and .more inclined to do the unexpected, appears, strong, even though it hit drawn and hol 'low cheeked. There is no mistak ing the danger In his fight hand. As .a resulf. and contrary to previous unnouiieiiiii'iits. the fight program - will be broadcast over .a network of stations by tho Nu llonal Broadcasting company. Craliain .MciMiimee " m . ; M,,.i,l..iv. the atter a shorts M rltei rl.-.y, 1110 lauer a s,,o.i- I the staff of the Atlanta .,m n- , ...ill 1... lit,, Dilernuhoiie. SO im,,, ... .. -. i far. aecordiiiB to the broiidcastliiB roiiipanys iinnounceiiiiin, - b.wlns stations m li Vi'.lZ. New York; MHZ, hprliiBf eui,( Mass.; WUAZ, Uoston; WIlA.M.j Itoehcster. X. V: WBAU I inure: I.v. i i in'innaii : im.v. l iltsbuiKli; W.I II. Detroit; KVW, Chicago and VRK.V. L-uwroncc, Kas. The broadcast will ftart at ';"' p. m., -a.tern stunilard time. The main bout is scheduled for 10 (iVlocl;. COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Coughs from cold may lead lo se rious (rouble. You can atop tlient new with CrcomuUion, an cinulrified creosote lhat i pleasant ' to take t reoinuhuon It a medical discovery vilh lK'0-fnM action; It eootlicj and la-als I he inflamed membranes and in liiliiln germ gruivtll. Of all knov n druca creoaote Is rec cgniied by high medical auilioritic as one of die greatest healing .laencic lor concha from cold and bronchial i irritations. Crcomulsion contains In Volition to creeoie, other hi-aliiiR CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM if EEL DISPLEASURE A. A. U. OFFICIALS. XEW VOKK. Fob. 2a. (A') ' Unless hu etui find a good ullbl for Ills non-appearance at llio National A. . A. TJ. champlunshlps, Pnavo j.Nurml may do a competitive "fudo ;out" for the next six nioiiths, by. ' rcauesl. ! . Them' Is no. reason to doubt i that . a. a. r. ohicuih aro imnej than 11 llttjo peeved oviO the "rhtt,uom pinnv. fanum-to run. j 'as scheduled. .In their own chain-. l1"""sl"i,s ul Madison 4uaro ur- jden Saturday night, 'lmal ion Saturday that Nurml had sonoj utule and that tlio" famous runner i was suffering from a bad cold, j Hut some critics of the i;reat 1 Finn have another evliliilintlnli for 4- WANERSTO PLAY NOT FLAY AT ALL pvho KOl'.LES. Cul., Feb. 25. and, was duo here last Thursday. U PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 25. ($) -Tonight at tho Portland Armory yi boxers entered In the Pacific coast amaleur boxing champlon- CHICAGO, Fog. 55. (if) .dug S'onnenberK risks his new heavy weight wreslllng title against the .. ... , 0..... ,.,, .,.,. ..,,, inislaus 8las toiilnbt. - ' Coliseum 1 . Dan Koloff. i . n1e,.ls stablemale of Jim .McMillan, ,...,.. i-nlversliy of Jlllnois foot- t,all siar. in tho semi-,vii,dup.. . ; . XEW VOKK, 1-cb. 2.1 (Pi Kd straimler Lewis, i nmiial-nlni; for a return match wilh "DyntimHr: tiu.s' Honncnbci'tt, nie;t . Kla Kwariana, Klant Kuswlan, at the 71t regiment armory hero tonight. O HANTS 1ASH. New Junior rnrtm nt Ti;intlt church de.lleritod. elements hich soothe and heal the inflamed membranes and stop the ir ritation, while Ihc creosote goes on to the stomach, i alisorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and clierks the growth of the germs. Crcomulsion Is guaranteed salislac lorv In tlie treatment of counhs from colds, bronchitis and minor form" oi(t bronchial irritations, and is eicellent for building up the rytem after colds or flu. Money refunded if not re lieved fter taking according lo direc tions. Ask your drui'siit. tenv.i . COLDS TrfA THANd vy TOURNEY PLAYERS With the statu tournament a Utile more than two weeks ahead, the MedforU hlffh school basket hall team will play the deciding game with Ashland next Friday t.lolit tit tlui Ai-niin-v A vtrtnt-V will cinch ;the southern Oregon district chnmpionshlp. The Ashland team after a dis- aslrous season awakened last week j and scored two victories, defeat- J ing Grants Pass by a point Friday . nights and winning from Klaftath Fnlls - Saturday night by two points. The Klamath Kails team a month previous banded thorn a 42 to 21 licking, so tho reverse was in the nature of a comeback, The Llthians are rtrll'.'-v- K-Wt for a reversal of form, and a Vic- tory over Mediurd. n.o .uis uii of cockiness and confidence, might get something handed to them. Tho overwhelming defeat last Friday night of the Pelicans, ac cording to Klamulh Falls papers, was the most astounding thing that has happened in that neck of tho woods since the Modoc war. Mod ford high defeated them 61 to 24. Tho Pelicans had won 23 straight games and were suffering from tho delusion they were un-j beatable, nnd tho Klamath Falls Herald s.1ys "that the. fivo mem bers of. tho team were the most dumbfounded fivo men In Amer ica,1' ; . when : the , final whistle sounded. , , . . - "They could not understand how any team could put tho ball thru tho hoop with suuh. lightning rapidity," tho paper continues. Tho Pelican center- was touted as a "rough and- ready player." Ho was opposed by Red McDonald and had both the roughness and readiness eliminated from his sys te iriby the end of tho first quar ter. ; Rodney Schulcr saw tho game, a nd says all he could hear after the first 14 points was Klamath fans saying, "It can't bo possible." Tho game was played In 20 min ute halves, and between spells tho Pcllcuns retired to their dresHing room to rest. "When they returned thoy found the Callison crew ca vorting thereon, , and woro again Shocked. v They hoped the', high scbool boys would bo weary, , ,TJie . Washington high . school, headed '.for the' Portland cham pionship 'were defeated ..byPenson last week, and tho coach ntti'lotit ed tho defeat, to "my players al: ready being at tho state tourna ment." Jjincotn high promises to glvo tho haughty Washingtonians a race for the title, without the advantage of "Stringbean" Bean at center. BUTTER AND EGGS HOLD LASTWEEK '"PORTLANJ;,. Ore., Feb. 25. () Butter nnd egg prices remained .at last . week's (unlatlotis pending tho meeting of the Portland Dairy Kx changre late today. 'The -egg 'de mand was brisk river tho veekend and values held firm. The butter market was steady wltll demand and supply about , equal. Tho same holds true for the poultry trade. Grctl peas and green beans were more plentiful at 10 cents a pound wholesale. Early seed potatoes were selling at 2 to 3 cents a pound whole sale, . Fruits were unchanged. , 1 ' ' :'. IitVeStOOk " ' POIl'l'LAND, -Ore.,' Feb. SSi VP) Cattlo and cilvos: Opened slow.' Kecelits 1705, Including .10 direct. HTHKRS 1100-1300 lbs.) Rood $l0.6f 11.26; do ;ir0-l 100 lbs.) Rood 1 0.75 ff' 11.50; do (800 and ui) medium 510510. 7D; do com mon $8.50t10. Heifers (SOU lbs. down) Bood J 10 '-c 1 0.50; do com mon JStl'1.10. Cows Bood, $8.75 11.60; do common to medium illii 8.76; do slow cutter ?S -it 7. Dulls tyearlliiKs excluded). Bood beefs J7.50i S.60; bulls culler to medi um .75W7.G0. Calves (600 lbs. down) medium to choice 0.60W 12; do cull to jommon ?89.G0; vealers, jnllk' fed. Bood to cllolce $1341 N. 60; do medium Ill.oOf). .13; cull to common, JS.50 1 1.60. HOOHf Active, killing classes flo to 65 cents higher. Keeder plBB steady to. 26 ccnU . hlRheri' lte eelpts 1885 lneludinB 79 dlriret, Heavy 'w-elKht- (260-350 lbs.) medium to-" choice $9.26(3 10.26: medium weiBht 1200-260 lbs.) me dium ' to choice, Sto.tSir 11.25; IlBht weiBht (160-200 lbs.) medi um to choice ?10.25(M.60; IlBht liBhts (130-11,0 lbs.) medium to choice. ?10.25 fti 11.50; paekillB sows, roiiBli and sinnotli $8.60' 9.50: slutlBhtcr plKS (90-130 lbs.) medium to choice $9.50'(t 10.60; feeder nnd Blocker pl(ts (70-139 lbs.) medium to choice ?9. 10.26. - (Soft or oily h'tRH nnd roastlnB plBS xcluiled In nbove quotations) SHEEP nnd LAM MH: TulkiiiB steady.- Receipts 675, lneludinB 567 direct. Luin'is (84 lbs. down) good lo choice ?H1!6; do (82 lbs. down) medium! ?12i 1.1:. do (all weighis) ull to common ?HKi l2., YearllnB wethers (150 lbs. down) medium to choice, llOfr 13 Ewes (12(1 lbs. down) fiieilluiii to choice $6.60 & 7.60: do 4120-lStt Ibn.) medium, to choice-$6 r 7: do (nil .weiyhta) cull to common $3f .". lriHlni-p I -foirrr.AND, ore., Feb, ;. Wi I Wholes-lie prlc':. 1 I THE MARKETS I1UTTER: Voit land Dairy Ex ehanife net wholesalo prices fcubes): Extras 45o; standards 44c: prime firsts 43c; flints 43o. Creamery prices prints 3c over j cube standards, J KGCI.S; Portland Dairy Exchange j (net busiH) flush stnmUird extras 30 He: fresh standard firsts 30c; fresh medium extras 29c; fresh medium firsts Site. Prices to- re tailors 1 "0 3c over exchange prices. . MILK: . Raw milk (4 per cent) ') -IT. ou-t T'nrtliiml l.ttua i per cent. Butterfat, station 44c; I rack 45c; delivered at Portland! 48c. , POULTRY: (Buying 'prices) Alivo heavy hefts over 4 Mi Us., f 2fc; medium Iumis 311 to 4H lhs. I 21c: light under 3 & lbs. ISc springs ,24c; ducks,, Teklng 25c; wr; colon s. No. 1 20c; turke hens 30fi 31c; toms X3tfi 34c; cuponn 33tf 35c. ONIONH: Per cwt. Oregon, fancy .$&.u0i 6.75; boilers $3.75 $-4.- POTATOES: Per cwt. Oems No. 1 grado Jl. 401? 1.50; fancy Oems $l.4Ufil.50. - WOOL,: Kastern Orogon 30, 35o lb.; valley 32 40c. HAY:. Buying prices: Eastern Oregon timothy $31.60923;- do. .valley, $17917.60; alfalfa $22.60 j 923; clover, $179-17.60; oat hay, i $18918.50; straw, $8.00 ton; sell- ;ing prices $2 ton more. San Francisco Fruit Prices RAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25. (yP) Federal-State Market News Serv ice APPLKS: California Newtown Pippins, cold storage, 1 tier $1.40 1.75; Si, tier, $1.702.L'5; 4Vi tier, fl.lO(g 1.25. Uen Davis, fancy, fl.50il.75. WASHINGTON: Winesans, ex tra fancy. $2.25fa 2.G0, fancy $2.00 $?2.2. Rome IJeautys, extra fancy, $2.35(& 2.50, large fancy .no. 2.25,. small to medium, $1,50$ .1.75..' ; OREGON: Newtowns, , extra fancy. $2.50, 2.76; . fancy, $2,00(u) 2.o.' Spitzeubergs, extra fancy $2.25 2.50, fancy $2.00 t 2.25, choice $2.2o2.5ft. Arkansas Blacks extra fancy, $2.402.t5, fancy 52. 15(S'ifi40. Winter Bananas, $2.00 (fT2.25t ' fancy $1.752.00. Hydo Kings fancy $2.002.23. PEARS: Lake county packetl, Winter Nelis, ?2.75 box, small sizes $2.00(2.50. . , OREGON D'AuJous, $a.504.00. San Fninclst'o Huttorfat. it A X FRANCISCO, Feb. 25. (A1) Butterfat, f.o.b. San Francisco, 52.C. Wall Street Report NKW, YORK. Feb. 2D. (P) Marking up of the call money rule, from 6i, to S percent turned the course ot slock juices reactionary today after an opening outburst of strength. Early gains of one to 11 points were substantially cut down or wiped out, and a long list of Isues sank one to five points below last week's final quotations. TradliiTT, which was fairly, brisk In the early rally, turned dull on the decline. " 1 ' '" The lino of least' l'oslstuncej 1 111 the lute trading appeared to be downward In spite of Btrenuotia ef forts to force tho rally under lead ership of U. S. Steel, which again got up to around Its best figure of tho day on n large turn over. Missouri Pacific established a new high point when it touched 77 7-8 and Otis Elovator junipod 10 points. A number of speculative favor ites continued to sllp down a point or so. Tfco closing tone was Irreg ular.' ,. , Sales approximated 3,450,000 shares. . 1 - . -. '."! DAHO TO ADOPT I IJOIKK, Ida., Feb. 25. Ull Vir tual certainty that a new tobacco tax, this one 0- 10 per cunt sales, tax on all forms of tobacco, would be introduced in tills session of the Idaho, legislaturtt. developed fol lowing a conference of farm lead ers of the two houses. Members of the Bi-oup, who refused to be directly, quoted, said tho drafinB o fthe bill had already homtil and TONIGHT WRESTLING ' . ' TOM ALLEY ' ' . vs. Jim HESLIN . Bost 2 out of 3 Falls , Good Preliminary SPECIAL ATTRACTION Moving pictures of world' championship, match., be twten Strangler Lewis and Oas Somienberg. General . Admission. . $1.00; ladies and children 50c; re served seats $1.50... Tickets on sale at Brown's and Jtialto. . . . ' s" m The 25 lb. hut U convenient for you ruwj. no bather. EtitnomUAl, trx, to nut ink, rtfur or difricrut. EARTH A ilogl.ucrutl A valuable spraying guide for you Vrimfar the Shmrwln- William Sprnying Ouu L gn t mmpimim f orchard pntt, , E. W. J. Hearty Co. South Front St. Phone 154 . WAREHOUSE OF SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ' . ii SPRAY MATERIALS It would likely niiiUn Its uppearance some time this week. . The bill, 'in its essential forms, provides 10 per cent sales lax, nom inal dealers' license, and split nf INSURANCE CAN'T PREVENT A LOSS! 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