Medford mail tribune., May 16, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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I DUNCAN SINKS
40-FOOT RUTT
TO BEAT HAGEN
Eagle
Three On, Home Hole
Continues Jinx of Eng
lishman Over British Open
Champion Jurado Bows
to Twins, Three and Two.
. MOORTOWN, Eng.; Mnv 10.
(JP) iWaiter Hagen and three of
hlB 'stalwart compatriots were de
feted today In the HrBt two rounds
t)f tha Yorkshire Evening News
lopo-gulneaa professional golf tour
nament, leaving the task of tip
hnlrlinn American golfing prestige
in the capable hands of Leo Dlegel
and Joe Turnesa. Only these two
Invaders survived the mighty blows
dealt by British veterans aand tllelr
own comrades, too. v
. MOORTOWN, Kng., May 16. (P)
Walter Hagen, American Ryder
cup captain and four times holder
of the British open title, was beat
en In the first round of the York
shire Evening News. 1000-guineau
golf tournament by George Duncan
of Oreat' Ilrltaln today. ' " '
Duncan, who headed the British
Ryder cup tonm that conquered the
'American squad a .fortnight ago,
downed irmgen one up. Duncan
sank a 40-foot putt nt the hole to
boat the American star, for the sec
ond time. He defeated Hagen by
an overwhelming score In the Ry
der cup mntches.
Jose Jurado of Argentine was
beaten by VV. T. Twine ot Oreat
Ilrltaln, three and two.
Duncan always has been a jinx
for . Hagen. The American 'star
never has beaten Win In miucji
play.
Today the British open champion
was never more than one down
and, finally was beaten at tho home
hole only because Duncan's great
40-foot putt- went down for an
eagle three. .
', Hageu's third, shot lay at the lip
of the oup, ;
! JWtLMINflTON; C'nl.i Mny 10.
W) , Dick DavlBConi't, heavy weight
: wreHtler from Kansas, was unable
, to contlnuo after being .thrown out
, of the ling by ICd "Htningier"
I l-ew'ls In a wrestling -inatuh herv
;. last .night. Dnvlscuurt, who clulm-
rd M. head Injury, was -thrown In a
haukward body slum which reHull
t I'd In Lewis lielng awarded the
match.' Tho fall, the only one of
the match, was obtained by Lewis
1 after ono'hour and eight minutes
of furious wrestling.
I PORTLAND, Ore., May 10. VP)
Billy Kdwsrds, Kansas CHy light
' henvywotght wrestler, won over Kd
i, Wlrth, Detroit, here last night.
' Wlrth took tho first fall In is mill
: utes with a too hold. Kdwurds took
tho second fail in 16 minutes 12
'seconds with tho -old seholhoy
Htitnt of "skinning the cat." Heven-
.teen minutes after tho intermission
, KdM'ards was nwurrted tho final
. fall afler Wlrth had picked Kd
I wards up for an nrpluno spin.
. Both mun woro stunned when they
' fell to the mat but Kdwards, less
i groggy of the two, piled on lop of
: wlrth npd was awarded the doela-
Joni'lt was ono of the most vicious
; watches seen here. In the pre
l llmlnary,) Bill Thornton took one
I ftijl and the decision from Tied
' iMortensen.
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- polund's Judicial system has
;'beeh unified. It formerly
was
badly split up,
p, following methods
untrlea, '
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AYcatlurly Appointed.
SALEM, Ore.. May- 10. (A1)
tleorgo W. Weathotiy.of Portland
was today reappointed ,- by Gov
ernor Patterson ns.-a iucmlor of
tho Multnomah county tax super
vising and conservation commis
sion. The appointment Is for three
years. The other members of tho
commission are Henry o, .I-ahh
and 1 Richard Pox'." 'A: v.v
ibe
Tobacco Co., M?dfordf Qr,
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STEDFOHD VTSTL
SIGHTSEEING TOUR IS
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IN CONCLAMS
Preparations for th I. O. O. V.
Krn nl lodgo MeKfllons next week In
this city are entering the laut BtnKca
of completion, and indications now
nro that everything planned for the
care, comfort and pleasure of th
larse delPBatlon of viwitors will be
in readinejw when the lode dclo-
trateR begin to arrive Bunday.
-There in pojmibly ono exception,
and that Is the siKhtseelns tour.
To date not enough cars have been
Volunteered to assure the eucceaa
of this proponed feature. C, C.
Hdover and hin asHistanta are ac
tively engaged in securing the
requisite number of cars, but so far
there in considerable of a shortage.
Mr. Hoover Ah appealing to the
citizens of Medford to-rally to his
undertaking. It is not alone the
idea to afford the visitors a pleas
ant littlo auto jaunt, but to give
them a panoramic view of some
of the industries and other things
which contribute to the develop
ment of this, valley In general and
Medford -in -particular. .
It Is anticipated that the con
vention' delegations when their
labors oro ended, , will afecord Mod
ford -citizens a premier place for
enterprise, prosperity and hospitality;--but
It. is desired to have the
further and equatly important rec
ollection that Medford Is a wonder
ful little setting Jn one of the nat
ural valley gems of the west. -
People can gain more in a few
hours of touring and , Inspection
than, -they can In literature and
talk, "What niay .be said would
probably In a short time be for
gotten, but what the eye conveys
to the mind lingers indefinitely.
Those citizens, therefore, who
have tho public Interest at heart
should respond more encouragingly
to Mr. Hoover's solicitation and
see that there wilt be ample cars
to take care of the crowd. - It Is
as. much, If not more,, to their Interest'-
to Bee this undertaking
through to a success.
Thetrip proposes a-drive through
the box factory und mill district
nortlf of the city, then out to the
airport grounds, oh through Cen
tral Point to tho West Side drive
way, through historic Jacksonville,
along the south foothills to Phoenix
and baok to Medfprd. It Is esti
mated the trip will consume about
an hour and a half, and afford
quite a gllmpso of the Industrial
rosourcos hereabouts.
-, But bear in -mind the success of
this undertaking depends upon the
cooperation ' of the people In pro
viding oars. To -date the number
Is quite shy. Por those having
oars, but ; unable ; to accompany
them, goodi' responsible drivers will
be furnished.
The outing season Is always
heralded by the anguished cry of
the first bathers, first hikers and
first tourists who succumb to the
pain of sunburn, poison ivy, and
insect stings and bites, etc. A little
caution, the observance of. a few
time-honored rules, and proper
first aid. equipment will save many
hours -of pain.
An authority on out-of-doors
says: "At IchhI one member of
earn party ediuuld know or ac
quaint himself with the appear
ance of poison Ivy, should know
the habits and signs of poisonous
insects, the methods of artificial
respiration and the more ordinary j
phases it first aid, and should be j
equipped a first aid ktt of!
some nort.
"One of the most useful rcme-
die to any party Is Pyrol, former- J
ly known as Antl-Pyrexol, a well i
known ointment.
."Whon starting on a camping
trip, supplies should be packed so
that the first aid kit is at the top
of tho pack, ready In case of emer
gency, Then when It Is needed,
there 1 no confusion, no bewil
dered searching thru every bundle,
no loss of time in treating what
ever troubles might arose. .
"These few precautions at the
(Start, will prevent many dlsagree-
aoioyexperloncos. will give a feel
ing of security and frequently pre
vent llotirs of needless pain and
even, possibly, save a life."
Communications
.- No Violation of Ijtw.
. To the Kdltor:
. In behalf of ourselves, recently
arrested for a game violation we
did not commit, we would like
to sy that in our arrest Deputy
Game Warden Roy Parr made a
mistake in chnrgtng us with fish
ing after dark, and It was not be
cause of lack of evidence the case
wan dismissed.
The four of us had been fishing,
but discontinued to take part In
a picnic, dinner, and we had not
been 'fishing for two hours when
we wore met several hundred
yards f rom the st rea m by t he
officer when we were on our way
home. It was 30 minutes after
S o'clock when he saw us. lie
took our poles and licenses and
ordered us Into court. However,
later he renlliod he had' erred
and the matter Is now completely
settled, having hern dismissed
after It had been scheduled to
come up for trlnl In justice court
tomorrow.
Respectfully
STERLING t RICHMOND.
KVF.RKTTK HCOTT,
8TANLKY JONF.8,
" J.'K. McAKUMTKR.
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The Hawaiian legislature has
t n bled n prmn I 1 1 secu re long
weekends by eelehratlng most
holidays on Mondays,
TRIBUTE. MEDFORD,
ATHLETIC STARS
f IN SILVER FLEET
Nineteen young collegians, em
ployees of the B. P. Goodrich Com
pany, are piloting the fifteen cars of
the Goodrich Stiver Fleet which Is
making a. 30,000-mile tour of the
United States to demonstrate the
.proper care of tires. In this group
are: Ralph E. Merkel, basket ball
star of the University ot Wisconsin:
H. R. Schaeffer, commander of the
fleet, and Larry Reuland. Univer
sity of Wisconsin football star.
The Goodrich Sliver Fleet will
vL-lt Mctlford. May 22 at 4:4 p. in.
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PYROL has bepn used in leading hospitals and
has been prescribed by physicians for more
than 20 years. It is used as standard equipment
by big railroads and industrial corporations.
Once you get acquainted with Pyrol, you will
learn to depend on it as a reliable friend in
time of need. Keep a tube always close at hand.
In cases of severe burn or scald, apply Pyrol
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
16 oz. 50c
Dr. West's Tooth
Brush 50
Dr. West's Tooth
. Paste FREE
Jarmin & Woods
Corner Main and
QfiEGONV TTTTTifiiDAY,
Home Study Tour Friday J ? a
Will Embrace Attractive
Residences of the Valley
In building or remodeling a
house of moderate cost which Is
comfortable, convenient and at
tractive, much time is spent in mak
ing the plans. The opportunity of
training Ideas or perfecting those
plans through a study of the home
In reality rather than on blueprint
t., ., t,i.l1 nil U-Vw. Inln In the
home study tour Friday, May 17. j
The Tyrell home on the Jack-!
sonvllle highway is the result of a
well organized plan- Their tiouse
and grounds were planned and the
plans improved numerous times
before they Started the construc
tion. The house is built on the
letter H plan, which means that
every room has cross ventilation
and also divides the house, con
veniently into service, sleeping and
social quarters. The grounds are
Just as attractive from the. circu
lar drive which leads to the front
door to the lily pond In the back.
Every tree, flower and vine seems
to have its own place to fill.
Another home very -interesting
and unique In - design is the new
Spanish houso hurt by Prickett.
The house is unusual in plan and
interior- ( decoration. They have
planned ' It -themselves and Mr.
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Bath Sprays
Fit Any Faucet
79c
35c Tube
Red Feather
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25c Imported
Bay Rum, Both for
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Prickett has done a great deal of
the Interior finishing. Including the
wrought iron balcony rut ling and
light fixtures. There nvp mdny.
nuteworthy features which piusl be
seen to be appreciated. . j ' '. "
The Britt home)n JacksonvfTle
one of the old landmarks of the
county. Is surrounded by an old
fashioned garden that Is'most de
lightful. To see the natural beauty
of this garden, which hus nqt only
been preserved by the years but
also been enhanced, is to appre
ciate It. . . ' '
The John Anderson home north
of Central Point is equipped with
a cold storage room which is the
latest and most convenient method
of preserving the products of the
ranch before being taken to mar
ket. It is automatically operated
by electricity, and -Is very inex
pensive to run.
The Kllnger home south of Ash
land may justly boast of beautiful
hand carved Swiss furniture. The
Klinglers packed this furniture. In
a van and brought it from Switz
erland withdut a. scratch., -il is
made of walnut wfth Inlays, of ash,
chestnut, mahogany and apple
wood, 'and Is beautifully hand
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OWXBRUOCO.
.PRODUCTS r
Phone 66
Bay
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8 oz.
25c
! carv1l 0:3. at tho'klinulcr home south
V The tour, which-.. under tho di-! of Ashland en the Pacific nigh
rection of Mabel C. Mark. hme ! way. It will be a tour in autu
demomaration agent, is planned as mobile of all rfhose who.careo
a'feature of Better Homes week In go. in. G. Fowler, (county agent,
Jackson county. It will start nttwHI iwrt A"1 I - .
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j Heath's Drug Store Makes This Offer !,
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; You. can be so dlstressd with gas
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Just one tablespoonf of Dare's
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Practically odorless easy to apply, easy to re
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3 for
12 for
1 1 Pound Roll
69c
Drug
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, With this wonderful medicine
you can overcome Indigestion or
: dyspepsia or any abnormal condi
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j-and the best druggists the coun
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