rEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, "MEDFORD, QKEGOX, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930.
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FOR MILITARY
C M. T. C. Life Rigorous
But Beneficial Gain
Weight and Coat of Tan
Leave Camp Saturday.
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, Wn.
(Special) Drawing rapidly to a
done, with July lit an the final
day, the CltlzenH' Military Train
ing camp here haH for Home of
Uh achievement the notloeuble
improvement In tho physical bear
ing of its 700 Oregon and south
western Washington boys, the in
qreuse In weight of pructlcally all
students, and the marked improve
ment in discipline and obedience
to commands. . Among the other
chun gee too, are the spirit of com
radeship, and . consciousness of
American cltlKenshtp and whole
no me spirit of rlvnlry in athletics
f-nrid' a 'good, healthy coat of tun.
Hleepingr tn tents, rolling out for
reveille ut 5:46 and turning In at
10 o'clock have worked wonders
for these hoys, on whom the Unit
ed States government has expended-an
average of each, In its
scheme of training for cltizen
Khlp and national defense. Young
Rien of 17 to 24 are eligible, und
Upon completion of the course of
four camps, may qualify for re
serve commissions In the army.
InHtructlun of the students In
Oils year's cump here has been
provided by the officers and pick
ed enlisted men of the 3rd battal
ion, .7th Infantry. Maor A. M.
June, battulion commander, has
been executive officer of O. M. T.
., with Captain H. W. lsbcll as
adjutant. Itrlgadler General Paul
A, Wolf is rommandunt.
Jackson county Is represented at
C. M. T. camp this year by: Theo.
C. Andreunuff, Phoenix; Alvln H.
Bullen, Talent; Dudley J. Carroll,
'hoenlx; Claude S. Chaplin, Phoe
nix; Warren K. Dot-emus, Ash
land; Linsley B. Dorman, Gold
Hill; Thomas H. Kmmens, Med
ford; Clyde C. Flchtner, Mcdford;
LoKun 11. Uardger, Gold Hill;
Roger J. Heudlee, Med ford; Mer
rill L. Hitlle, Gold Hill; Don u Id
K. Moore,- Medford; Kilos II. l'or
wr, Med ford; Wood row W. Hhavor,
Gold Hill; Delwln C. Rtuurt, Med
ford; Bill F. Walker, Medford;
Chester O. Webb, Medford,
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Fisherman Gets
.- Trout Bat Dies
in the Attempt
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MISSOULA, Mont., July 10.
"W) A- Urge trout gr imped
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firmly In his hand, the body
of U. D. Gentxol, a painter,
was found In the Btackfoot
river.
Authorities theorised he
i slipped and fell into the
twtiMMtm while attempting to
land the fish. His body was
clothed In fishing togs.
BALEM, Ore.. July 16. m
Htato Treasurer T. 11. Kay, con
tender for the nomination for gov
ernor by the Republican state cen
tral committee, U on a trip to
eastern Oregon, ft Is understood
The Dftlles and Hood River and
poaxibly Klamath Falls will be vii
ltert. KrMWim
"Eight yean ago before my
last babv was born. I started
taking Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound. I got
luch good results that I named
her Catherine Lydia I have
six older children and five
grandchildren, too. I am 44,
ut people tell me 1 look much
younger. I am now taking the
Vegetable Compound again
because of my age. I eat and
sleep better and 1 do all my
housework, and my washing. I
will do my best to answer let
ters." Wn. H. Dottumdt, 6i8
Torn 3t.,NewJTleant, Louisiana.
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BUSH CHAMPIONS !
WILL DO BATTLE
FOR A SIDE BET
A hotly foiiKht lmst'lmH Kami? Ih
exported at tho fiiii'Krmimls next
Sunday when tho Jm'knonvlHo VI
rnlin ' of tho Valley bunn lrunMH'
piny Talent for the hush leimue
ehampiumdilp. ' A roeent bamo-at
CI rant nervleo Mat Ion ended In
ii vletory for Talmt with a woru
of 10 to 11.
I'eto Montgomery will bo in the
box for (he pirates and Hill Force,
formerly with tho old HOA team,
will cutrh. Mi. win Montgomery
will bo In the box for Tnlent. A
Hide bet of $200 will ffo to the
winner. A email ndmlwlon fee
will be chanted tho men. and wo
men will he admitted free.
Court Halt, mnnnnor of the.
Medford McrehnntH, permitted tho
two team to ue tho bull dia
mond. Inasmuch h his team will
be out of town. '
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KfjAMATH FA MX. Ore.. July
16. A'i Jack Hempsey, former
heavyweight champion, will arrive
Monday to referee a flabt card at
a theater here, after Hpendtim
Hovcrul days fishing on Klamath
HtreamR.
To lU-roiind matches will he on
t h p rog rn m . Hilly Hyatt, Ha n
Francisco, will meM Shrimp Mv
lumnld. ijikevlew. and Milllo Mil
itli. Hon KrunrlNco, In matched
with Hum laiinKfurd, Klamath
Falls.
PERCENTAGE BASIS
DKTltOIT, July 1 . (jTV Here
after there will be no guaranteed
purses for fighters In Michigan.
This announcement was made by
James M. (Hingo) Itmwn, chair
man of the state boxing rontmkiu
sinn. who declared that " a fighter
Is worth only what he can draw
nt the Rate" and thai henrefnrth
fighters will perform for a share
of the receipts.
Chairman Hi own said he In
tends to ask the national boxing
association to adopt n similar
rule.
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Tolley 'Burned Up' At Interlachen
Wants No More Torrid Golf ing
rincAOo, July Hi. W1) cyiii
Tolley. former ih Itlsh nmateiir
champion, will make a careful
Htudy of( weather conditions before
he plunKcH Into future American
golf lournamentH.
The hit; Hritou, ca unlit In the
RWelieidnf; beat In the national
open ut MlnueapollH lant week, haH
made a tentative entry In the
wont em nmaleur at lleverly next
week. The tentative part Iw the
weather.
"Tolley Ha (d he could copipete
GALLANT FOX TO !
CHICAGO. July 16. iPf Oal
lant Fox has hinted for n vacation
and may Act It at once.
So HstleHH was the great three
year -old ehamplon of American
turf yesterday his owner became
doubtful whether It would be ad
visable nfter all to oilier him In the
I'Jfi.DOO Arlington gold cup rate
Saturday. The fleet thoroughbred
wan stubborn nt.ct nothing much
could be done with him.
Another workout was on today's
program to decide tho colt's tem
perament. Tunf men recalled Gal
lant Fox acted much the same a
few days before tbe Kentucky der
by and then displayed a smart re
versal of form and willingness.
TITLE!
KAST HAKTFOHH, Conn. July
IS tT --Jsnaeio Fernandex, brown
skinned little warrior from the
1 blllpplnes, has made bin hid for
the featherweight championship of
tho world nnd auffervd tbe first
knockout of his career.
He Went down for tho final
coupt In the filth round of his
1 r.-round Imttlt with tho title
holder, Christopher (Hati Hatta
llno. while many of tho crowd of
9000 hooted. For mimics a year
iiKo knocked out Al Singer in
three rounds.
The end camp nfter two min
utes and I0 Mvoml of the fifth
round. Hattalino cornered For
nandoM on' tho to pen and dropped
him fur tho full roniit with a left
hook to tho head a tut a rh;ht to
the chin.
To HfpnMcnt Norblnd.
BAI.KM. Ore., July (
Oovernor Norblad has nppointed
J-hn K. (JrAtko, former Astoria
newspaper publisher, to represent
him at the annual thanksgiving
servleo to be held nl St. Paul
chapel. Trinity rhuroh. New York
on the third Sunday in October.
Scenes Show Ore
gon and Southwest
Washington Hoys
n Varied Act n't-
ics of Camp Life.
(1) Tlie first plnlnon of K Com
pany, coinniiiiulrd by Cuptiiin W. .
II. Cordon, salntiiiK lite culctrti.
(2) Entrnininp in nrniy trucks tj'
spend a week in Cnmp llunueville
rifle range, 17 miles from Van
couver Uarrncks. This Is pari' nf
L company, conunanded iiy Cafi
tain II. D. Dirks. (I) Machine
gun emplaretncnt practice. Iiy
sludents of M companv, C"ptaill
It, L. Ware, 'Commander,
unless tho weather Rot hot," Don
K. Moo of l'ortlnnd. Oreiron. th
defending western amateur cham
pion nald. "He was burned up
ut Minneapolis and doesn't, want
to play golf In thnt, kind of hot
weather a,ain." '
T. Phillip ivrlnn. nnother for
mer Hrltlsb Amateur ehumplon.
who Ih roHiding in New York, and
Johnny (loodman. .youni Omaha
star who upset Hobby Jones in the
national nmateitr tat yenr, are
tho Intent entries of Importance
in the w.'wtern amateur.
BOXER SUCCUMBS
DAYTON. Ky.. July 16. )
Sammy Huchanan, Junior welter
weight boxer from Way cross, da, j
who fell to the canvas in the sev
enth round of his fight hre Mon
day night with Jimmy Xeal, Cin
cinnati, died early today In Spoors
hospital.
Huchanan nt first appeared to
havo suffered n hemorrhage of the
stoni.'irh, but his condition was
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Mokes life
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such that ho could not be moved j , Walter R. Hmthoe, Campbell
for an x-ray examination and hem-1 county coroner, afd he would con
pltal attendants were uncertain as -duct a thorough examination Into
to the cause of bis death. j Huchanan's death.
The fighter died without regain-j
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