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Newspaper Page TextPAGE snc MEPFORC M&TL TRIBTTNE, MEDFORD, OftEflpy, OTITDAY, MAY ?,, 1920. s t 1 ;Hjt i .tic Jut!. S ( VALLEY SHOTS: I i ORGANIZE CLUB -5 FORTRAPSPORT C. W. Wood and S. 6. Men denhall Head New Scat ter Gun Organization Plan Own Grounds, Club Houses-Invite Members. Expected to. fill a long felt need or Atedford and Rogue Hlver valley sportsmen, especially those inter ' ested in trap shooting, tho Rogue River Gun club was organized in Medford this week with C. W. Wood or Prospect, prosldont, and S. 0. Mendenhall of this city act lng as secretary and treasurer. An ' Interesting program has been out lined for the new club, member shlprOf which Is open at a small fee to anyone interested. : By no means will the member ship be 'limited to Medford mcu, but, instead, sportsmen of Ashland, Talent, Phoenix, Jacksonville, Cen tral Point, Oold Hill and outlying points -are all urged to Join. Tho initiation fee. Including dues for the first year. Is announced at $10, with $5 dues annually following the first year. Tho club plans to obtain Its own target grounds and build its own club Iioubc Two traps will bo used and shoots will be held every Sun day, ond possibly during the latter pwt- of September a big trap shooting tournament will bo hold, attracting trap shooters from all ports of tho atttto. If tho club is fully organized a throe-day meet is scheduled for some time 'during the summer of '1930, with big prizes awarded'for winning scores. Membership will bo solicited in a short, tlme nnd in their offorts It is possible a number of prospects nviy .be missed, but If tills Is done Interested sportsmen are urged not to wait until they are solicited but Instead make application for mem bership direct, through the presi dent, C. Wl Wood, or Mr. Mention hall,; secretary-treasurer, at the ilialto theatre. The club will operated on a businesslike basis and will bo a self supporting orgnnlitatlon, with tho' club buying and selling Ub qwn ammunition and traps, lis grounds ...111 l. a.,llKI tn t,tllltutU I1HUU. lng through tho country, creating another important advertising mo- ,llti fni Din triliriut ll-flVel. in tile past, many. Qilt-of-atnlB whootorH The world's quickest hotbreokast ready in 2Vz MODFL72 RMiMlfalLmiUXV1wat. nnf nMnH with iinor nf ntttchrd ' Hnfl walnut. hinKtiulnlnUUl ' marqucfrv horlr. Mhl iuKm (wvrn , nlonrrtlAvr. rcrelvtKCnmntvtrlv hicld'fd. mini R. V. I.. Klanrrt1 rtre-d. Mtjcttlc Hiipr.rvnamic , Sfniia dial lotting 1 - I II ft '. " "'" . f- i '"r A if . v - - have attempted. to pan away a few tnn hilt ftnn tn Him lack nf iiuhlln irrounds, this pleasure has been de nied them. For the past several years a group fit t'ultUftil trap shooters have been holding weekly shoots at Ed LamiiorCa place on the . Pacific highway iioai- Plioenix and for sev eral years bofcti entered in the state shoot sponmprod by ihe MornlnK OrcKonlun vif Portland. However. it Is believed there are enough sportsmen interested to easily ef fect ; tho nrdmlzulion of a club, bringing Meiliord upon a lovol with other Oregon- cities, such as Ku- gene, Klamatli Kalis, Portland, Sa lem and Kosolb'urg. SMDINGS n OF THE CLUBS- Coast Ix-ukuo. ! "W. J-. Pet. Missions '. 22 Jl .607 Los Angeles ...X 18 17 ,528 Oakland : '., la 18 ,514 San Francisco ........1I 18 .514 Sacramento A 1 18 .514 Hollywood y - IS .51)0 Portland 14 17 .452 Seattlo ;. 22 .2110 American 1-aicnc. MP. I Pot. St. Louis 11 ' .733 Philadelphia H 4 .692 Now York 0 4 .600 Chicago .500 Detroit 0 .400 Boston 4 7 .304 Cleveland.;. 5 7 .357 Washington S ' 7 , .300 National league rained out. 1 Coast League Yesterday v It. II. E. Portland 6 .10 1 Missions 3 11 0 C'oseui'olliV and Rogo; Ilubboll, Novors und liuldwln. It. H. E. Los Angeles ...'. 0 8 0 Sucrumento '4 10 0 Roberts nml Hannah, "Warren; Crandall and Koohlcr. ' Jl. H. 13. Seattle 3 8 2 Hollywood 4 O S Collard and Korean!: Stclncckc', Shellenback and Itassler. 11. H, Snn Francisco 0 14 Oakland 0 2 E. 2 Thurston und Iteod; McEvoy and Lombard!. to minute invites jou to QjUaieUic No fairer offer his ever been made by a radio net manu (acturcr. So confident are wc that Majestic Radio gives you everything you expect, that 12,000 Majestic Dealers have been authorired to install the "Mighty Monarchofthe Air" in the home of anyone who wishes a free trial. You sign nothing . . . pay nothing. Just call up your dealer, or carefully print your name and address in the coupon below, and the world's most talked of radio set will be put in your home at once. Jiuf matt the cmftnm aiuf iwt tneal drtfbv tvtit Mt that t it iKMalUd of nnc tathinfl dou-n, im ohhg of b. GRtGSBYiRUNOW COMPANY S"OI rHcktnl AnnH, Chlusa. IlllnoU IJtMa Anihim " .It SWH 'A . Trafe 'Eaaropte''fo' TEfafero TOeoiy DOCTORS STANDARD TO ffaffllJMfjjk Rgflfrf By Howard W. Blakcnlrc (Associated Press Science Kdltor) NEW' YORK (ff) Albert Kin stein, once; a young school' teacher dlKKatlsfiel with plus' and minus signs in fnathemstlcs, now the great Einstein of relativity, is pub lishing another mathematical opus, perfected llko his theory of rela tivity by pursuing tho ultimate values of plus and minus. Ills latest work explains tho relations between gravitation and electricity. It is largely mathe matical und it has bcon salt! thut few persons- will understand it. This assertion also -. was nade about rolativity. f Klnstcfn has written that ho did not say few parsons could under stand relntlvlty, but only that few would undertake Its mathematics. He began studies of rolativity soon nftur graduating from school In Zurich, Switzerland, in 1900. In nine years while he worked as school teacher and patent engineer ho crystallized his main Ideas on relativity. Koine of his own 'examples of this subject arc very clear. One is that a pussonger on a moving train sees tho scenery as If in motion past him, while an observer stand ing outside sees the train In mo tion. He wrote equations to show thut both points of vlow can bo ox- prosKod luk'lculJy in mutheniatlcH, ; Tho equations further show that the-time -kept byav -Watch aboard the train while lri motion is not ex act! the Hitmo a& that of a time piece belonglhg to an observer sta nirr j?l(EELEtfs 1 ly O. B. 1Caclcr Tho pros, .w'iio admlro tho new ost Und greatest 'golfing sensation, Horton Hmith, in a most sincere fashion, have a saying about the manner in which ho. won so von opon tournatttehts, Was nocond In four, and third in sovoral more this 'last wl titer season. "ilo 'fours' you to death," nay his to 1 loV professionals. And Hmith'a performance at Pinehurst, winning tho north and south optni, was a curious demonstration of tho tall Jopljn youngster's ability to pluy golf,and continue to play golf, and then play some more golf In an average of 4, which 1h ac cepted us being winning golf in so great a percentage .Of instances that his occasional displays of golf below 4's ure taken as showing off. Hmith won the recent north and south open from a great field with FACING YANK HANI E THIS YEAR CHICAGO, May, 3. W) After u swing around tho circuit, President 10. S. Harnard is more convinced than over that tho Yankees have u real fight on their hands in tho American leaguo pennant race this season. "Just keep your eyes on Phila dolphin," Barnard hinted. "They nro going to surprise everybody They are dangerous from tho top of tho batting order down to tho eighth man and I belie vo they have shaken off their old Jinx of falling In tho pinch. "Tho Yankees so far have shown they do not havo tho stead f noun of recent campaigns. This Is Indlcat ed by their record of this spring h compared to lust. At this tlmo in It) UK, they hud rolled up a record nf J 1 victories against threo de feats and wero well out in front. Today, their mark la six victories and four defeats. , Tho difference can bo attributl to n weakening of their pitching staff. "St. Louis is anothor club worth watching." ' II BY DISAGREEMENT AUnOrtA, III., Mn'y 3. (!) Aurora rnro truck remained closed tiidny iih tttrlkltiR Horno owners und tntrk orrieitilH continued In dls iiKrocmnit. It whh tho second day tho open- In of- tho track's spring scuson hnd been postponed nnd tho strlk ei'M portdsted In their demiinds for n minimum purwo of $1000 and a deduction by tho track In favor of their oriruuiKntinn, tho thorouKh hred horso nasoclatlon, of 0110 per cent from all first moneys from all ovoiils. . , 4 Fights Last Night UIDNON. l.hll Scott of Kiir land outimlntcd l.udwlg llaymann of (lormanv t6l. OAUY, Ind.MamhRll Leach of Clary knocked out Jack Herman of Cleveland 121. DAVENl'OKT, lowa.-Iack Mc Carthy of Chicago nutKilnted How aril Mct.alu of lxiulsvllln (III). Al Kllno of Cleveland outpointed Jack lfctnny of Chicago 10). VANUVXIO, Cl, Dusty Miller of Vlolorla. U. C heavy vclght, de feated Joo rerguson of Now Or leans by a technical knockout hi tho sovonth round of their 10-round main cvnt. 8A1-EM. Ore. Hed Millet, the "clown" fighter of Portland, and Spud Murphy of Hubbard went 10 rounds to a draw hero last night In tho main event of a five-bout card. Jack Dundee anil Jack Kent worth, both or Snlem, fonrht a six ruilud, draw, i W l tlonury outwido. Three dimension!, ho aulU, fix tho pONltlun of point with respect to earth, but us tho earlh Is moving In Hpuce, tho point citnnot bo fixed In apace without adding the tlmo whon It Avuh ob Horved, Of time1 thus considered ho mudo q. fourth dlmonslon. and wrote quutlons thut showed It to he so miitJjenmticalty, j lie pointed dut that when a train i stops suddenly, or starts quickly, tho passenger lMthr9wn jforward or backward, and thut the forces J causing this operate lko gravltu - tlon. Then ho wroto c his . great Golf BagA 287 strokes for 72 holes, which is merely one stroke better than. 4's. Ho was even 4's the first dtiy, with cards of 74-70 on tho par ;72 course. And In his second round ho touched off juHt sixteen 4's and 3"h, his card reading, with par: Par (oUt)..444 345 3G4 3G rtmith :....:..44"4 444 444 36 ' Par (in).:..-444 4K3 534 3872 Hmlth :-443 443 44 1 34 7u . Cdiillnuing next niorhtng ho rnn his string up to 33 cbn.secuttvu holes in nothing but 4 hnd 3, and ho picked off enough 3's Jn that third round to turn in a 67, which put tho championship on Ice. He traveled 47 consecutive' holes in the tournament with only one C, and had only one 2 In tho whole show. They say ho hasn't made a 0 all winter; but that .nay .be. a complimentary euphemism. 1 Anyway, he certainly fours you to death. v ' J BY EASTERN DELUGE (By llio AssorlnU-d Pivsm y Tho National Icaguo baseball clubs wero rallied out yesterday and but one American league game was completed, that between the fast going Phtludelphla Afhletlcs und . Boston, In which the Mack men walked Off victorious 0-1, when Pitcher Lofty Bob CJrovo boosted his total victories for tho season to three and won his second game In two days. WILD BILL THORNTON , VAM'OUVKR. D. C May S. r) (icorfro KOtsonaroK, J,oh Autfu len, defeated Wild Bill Thornton light heavywclKht, In th main event of a wrestling card hero lat night. Kotsonaroa got tho Unit fall with a reverse body hold and bar arm. Thornton w:ui uncon scious for two minutes and conccd cd tho match. , v. I'oinlne to Itlnlto. , "Jomeslck,', which comes to tho lttnUo theater tomorrow, featur- Ing;i5ammy Cohen. Is a picture with! a transcontinental blcyclo race ns Its motif. "Sainmy" n New York hoy, learns there Is a pot of gold at tho other end of the continent bo- causo a girl In California wants to marry a man who has enough munoy 'to buy n chicken farm, lie has not enough to buy ono chicken but a bit of luck in a poker camt- furnlshcs him with- a stake; ho buys a blcyclo and enters the transcontlnontnl raco, tho winner f which gets a Iirlr.o of KG, 000. His efforts to win tho prize and retain, from a Jealous rival, his poker money, all result In a most hilarious time. f Isis Tlieatre. Mother and daughter rivals for a man who. was not worth the Vowdc to blow Mm up. Is the basis for tho plcturo in which Mrs. Wulltn-o ltcld heads ah' all star cast In "Tho Hatln Woman" at tho Isis theater. A New York fashion show 'with single gowns costing a fortune will lie reproduced Kiu'tly Suit loldcrly I'rrsons. "Actual -xperlcnce wii many cough remedlcM has taught mo that Foley's Honey and Tar excels," says Wm, Harnes, San Antonio, Tixas. "It has been worth S50.00 a bottle to me." Foley's Honey and Tar combines the curative virtues of pure pine tar, fresh clear honey, with other valuable cough and tls suo healing Ingredients. It eases the dryness and Irritation, stops nervous hacking, loosens and raises phlegm. No oplaten to eausovon stlpatlon. Exactly suits elderly peo ple. Ask for It, Vor sale bv .lar inin A Woods Drug Stoic, cor. ilaln and Central, theory, known as general relativity , which . exjilained gravitation . in termii of time and motion, Insteud of by forces of attraction. j His formula for general relativ ity showed that , light should be bent as it passed near tho sun, an unheard of concept. But In a few years astronomers discovered that Jt actually Is bent as Ilnsiein pro dieted. This same formula further more indicated that tho cause of the bonding Is not tho sun's power of attraction, but because of the Incredible concept that space is bent about tli sun. Kxuctly what a curved spuco may be no one has verified or entirely discredited. In that connection, as tronomers are asking the meaning of a recent discovery at Mt. Wil son. This was that the most dis tant heavenly body whose speed had not been computed was found to bo traveling 2 COO miles a second by far tho highest speed ever job served. Now some astronomers wunt to know whether that Is real speed, or some sort of a manifesta tion of Einstein's curved space time something concrete which will show more clearly tho appli cation of his mathematics. His relativity theories gave to physics a sot of useable, mathemat ical principles to explain hitherto puzzling gaps botwebn luws of mo tion, light, electricity and gravita tion, and physics is one of the sci ences upon which is built much of modern invention, l'hysics is the science most concerned in his new theory. -. MALE ATTIRE RIVALS COAT OF JOSEPH AND HAS FAIR SEX FADED Nature Is "unfolding' her carpet of brilliant hues. But alio is not to be putdone by tbo, male ('human) of tho species at least hot this year. Louder, but not tho least bit funny, are tho tones growing In the dlsplny or windows around Medford,, featuring masculine at tire suitable for evory occasion as well as every mood of monsieur as the spring advances. The lingerie feature, as has been before stated, speaks for It self and says plenty. It has backed milady's boudoir lrasslbllltles clear off the fashion map and she Isn't any too pleased about it, either. Whether to maintain a dignified silence, or to muster her former strategy and Invade the field of masculine attire, forcing the strong er sex Into the background of sub dued shades again. Is a course upon which she Is now wavering. Many local merchants have an ticipated the attack and have laid In a supply of small sizes in tho mascullno spring undies, Thoy are also prepared with suggestions na to tho shades, especially designed for milady, and suitable tinder the light, more or less transparent spring frocks. Kvldence that this sudden on rush of color na.s, to u certain ex tent, gone tn the masculine lieu (I Is round in the fact that tho higher up ono looks tho moro colorful the male apiiearB. Shoes arc tho same conservative tones and styles. Socks just barely noticeable. Suits this year are a bit gayer In color and design. ?hlrts are positively loud, consisting of lavenders, pinks, greens, yellows and other Intense hues. And tics are scream. That Is, they're a scream unless the shirt gets the head start on them then thoy calm down a hit.'. Tho reason for this Is that there la more of the shirt to bo Keen,' ami the shoulders of llio now stills give them' plnniy of vtii. What Will IJOll, do Vthenyour Children Giy for It There Is hardly k household thai hasnt lieard of Castor ia! At least, live million homes are never without it,. If .there are children in your family, there's almost daily need of Its-comfort. And any niftht may find yon very thankful tlicro a bottle in the liruise. .lust a few limps, nnd that rollc or constipation is relieved or diarrhea checked. A vrgeublo pro duct; a Imhy rena-dy meant for young" folks, Cnsjorift is about tho only lliit.fr yon liavo over heard doctors advise giving to infants. Stronger medicines are dangerous Ui a tiny Isthv, however harmless they raav ho to grown-ups. Hood old 'listeria I Veincnioer the name, and remember to buy it. It may spare yon a sleep less, anxious night. It is always ready, always sale to use; In enior oeneiet, or for everyday ailments. Any hour of the day ur night tbat llaliy lieromes fretful, or n-atlesa, Castoria was never more popular with mothers than it is today. Every druggi't has it.. . . Tho practice of tho late Dr. Theodore- J. Mulmgron at rhoe nlx will bo taken up by Dra. Wan B. and Suslo V. Ktandard by the middle of May. The Di-s. Stand ard are coming from Petersburg. Alaska, where thoy havo prac ticed for the past four yeurs. For merly, they praetiecd at Hunting ton. Oregon, and previous to their coming west, they graduated and practiced for sovoral 'years in St. liuls, Missouri. . . They both do general practice, but Dr. Sule V. does specialist work in the eye, ear, nose and throat field. . ' ' ,4 '. SUCCUMBS IN SALEM SALEM, Ore., May 3. (P) Cap tain A. H. Plllsbdry, 83, who in Columbia - river steamboat days commanded nearly all the river craft oporated by tho Oregon Steam Navigation company and its successor, the Oregon Kail way & Navigation company, died here yesterday at tho Methodist , old peoples' home. ' , Oregon Woollier . Oregon: l-'alr in east, cloudy west tonffrfit and Saturday, prob ably showers northwest, moderate temperature. Normal humidity. Gentle variable winds on coast. ' ' Sir James Barrie Jias presented tne -Newspaper rresa runa or Lon don the manuscript of his play, "Tho Twelve-Pound Look." It will be auctioned tor the pension and sick fund. . t' The EDENETTE Electric Washer Ihe Edenolto Eleclric Washer that has created such a sensation in the east has reached Oregon. This washing machine weighs only 20 pounds, and can be used on the kitchen table or .sink, any place where you can plug Into an elec tric light socket. -. ' Although it Is smaller than the higher priced washers,' It is sur prising the quantity of clothes it will handle. . As many as three dozen pieces can be thoroughly washed at one filling, in from 10 to 15 minutes. It is specially adapted for people living in small houses or apartments, as It takes tip so little space. To the mother of small children who need' clean clothes ho often, It Is of tremen dous value. It Is no moro of a task to do a small washing with IJio Kdonette than It Is to do the breakfast dishes. So little .labor, bo little .hill and muss. This won derful washer sells for as little as $55 on Easy Monthly Payment. This machlno has been tested and approved by Modern Pris eilla. (loud Housekeeping, Ladies' Home Journal and other maga zines. Thoy aro fully guaranteed. You may have ono 1n your home to try without any obligation. E. E. LITTLEFIELD, Agent Route 1, Medford Dr. T. De La Rime Eyesight Specialist . 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