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l.VDAYS. THE UK.ST Of
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Anrl,i high schools on the Stanford,
cinder path on that date. Alwut 40,
sthletes in all will make the trip. I
They il be rhoi-u from Lincoln.!
Hollywood, l.oa Angeles anil Poly-
technic hih schools, and lll be ac-
companied by complete battery of
toaiaes, trainers ana managers. (
The contract off.-red Jim Thorpe.
t!'.H ta.- Indian uthkte. by the Port
land hall tlub is paid to be tilled In
ut one of tie hlKhet figures ever
received by a minor league player.
Thorn is a sensational player, a Rood
crowd-getter, a fas! base runner, but
his fall from the majors Is duo prin
cipally to bin Inability lo clout the
bail for a biRh average.
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!i'S,-'JiWi"!' LA-&- -Vj.ii'-. " '11
The DIRECT tratmcnt for
all cold troubles
1 -?I': V Jfe-"!
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A I tor M) TIIC TO AX !
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Improve! Tixkiy j
Clinton Cameron, who has been'
,tUite 111 from Influenza. Is reported!
j to be considerable improved today.
JtKH.K KV(M'KKI) Ol'T
n.. T'tittt-rt PrSSI.
Kv YOHK. March 3. -Har-
ills, negro heavywelKht
Ln knocked out Kit Nor-
k the second round of their
Lied 15 round fight here
. fins compare it to the
Ltier-I.evlnsky bout, de-
j- that It "never snouiu
been made." as Norfolk
d -asy pickings for Wills.
Wi-
and High j
bym Floor to !
Be Played On j
FORD. March 3. It has been
that the Ashland nign scnooi
De usea in inuy.un ini-
j-Ashland baEketball games,
the same floor which has
ed heretofore. ;
fc.cision was readied yestrr-!
J. . Mlahler of Grants Pass,
fy of the State Athletic asso- j
I Tfc'j two schools agreed he
ld to abide by any decision ,
Id by Mr. .Mishler and in view
nature of it the Medford high
efficlals and student body are
the decision with remarkable'
re. '
s the wish of Medford that
-s at Ashland be played on
(wry floor because of tile
jlze of the floor. It Is claim' d
tiland holds an advantage on
whool floor because the
Id White team knows every
id cranny and every steal post
k clerk knows his adding
The steel posts are dlrect-
le side lines, w hich is a viola-
regulatii.ns. Mr. Mishler
ndi (adding the posts to
njury to the r.ven who don't
!:re they are with their eyes
a-iv will be played Fri
day night at Ashl.inC. ana from the
silent determination which pervades
in the stin.'ni. body, team and other :
high school occupations in tills city
it seems as though a Utile of the old
enthusiasm, fight and dour-die spirit
is liable to break loose about i lie end
of tho week when the team and root
ers . to Ashlanc
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S.'.N- FRANCrHCO, March 3. riiv'
Tnittxl Press.) Brick" Muller, Cnl- !
versitv of California's All-American1
football end. has abandoned his at-!
tempt to become a ' three letter1
man" something that has happened ,
but two or three times In the historv!
of the university, llrlck turned out '
for the so,uad for baseball training.;
and essayed to get an outfield posi-1
tlon. It was purely an experiment, i
is ha never played college baseball i
before tlis year. "Drick," however,!
has decided to leave the diamond and i
turn all his attention to track dur-i
lng these last few months of his col-'
lege career. He says his baseball ex-;
perlence, however, served to keep ;
him fit. "lirick." who high-jumps1
for the Nlue and Gold, will thus re-!
main only a "two star" man. j
To Portland
Lestlie Hutner, who has been In
this city visiting with his parents, i
Mr. and Mrs. Foster llutner. for thei
past few weeks, left here this after
noon where he will resume his duties
with Montgomery, Ward and com
pany In Portland. He Is employed
lu the advertising department.
ABSORBED, like a liniment, and. at the
Sams time,
INHALED as a vapor. Vlcks reachu Im.
mediately the congested air postages
VICKS STANDING OFFER
Vlcks doesn't relieve every case. No rem
edy can possibly do that. But it is success
ful In so many cases that we have had lur
years this standing oner: Buy either the
35c, 75c or $1.50 sue from your druvuist.
If you are not delighted with the results
mail us the top of the carton and ws will
cheerfully refund the purchase price. Or,
if you wish to try Vicks before you buy,
mail the coupon below tor a free sample.
Snftivii Wnnted In IlilUtHim
Telegrams regarding Oran Sutton,
the bad check artist picked up by
Mierlff Starmer last Saturday, con
tinue to pour Into the sheriff's oilice.
Sutton Is wanted In Ilillslioio In ad
dition to the many other points where
he has slopped on bis way to Kose-
burg. I
Mlt. CHI KCIII I.I. YVKIN
.MISS IXK7, KKPIiW
Prevent Spasmodic Croup
By the DIRECT Treatment, at Bedtime
The Salt Lake Pees have lost a
valuable player in "Ioc"" Johnston,
who was claimed at tile waiver price
by the Philadelphia Athletics. It
was practically agreed earlier in the
year that Johnson would be sold lo
the Bees. While Lane was east he
consulted Jim Dunn of the Indians,
pnd was told he could have Johnson
provided waivers could be secured,
but both the Athletices and Hed Sox
refused to waive. The Bees are thus
without a first-sacker.
SALEM, March 2. J. A. Chirrchlll,
state superintendent of public In
struction, and Miss Inez E. Depew of
Chicago, were married in the latter
city this afternoon.
Mrs. Churchill has resided In Chi
cago for the last 12 years, but prior
to that time she had made her home
In Oregon, She taught in the rural
schools of Lincoln and Lane counties
and wns employed as Instructor .in
the Baker schools for eight years,
while Mr. Churchill was superinten
dent of the school there. She Is a
graduate of the Oregon Normal
school. 'i,,MH
Mr. Churchill has been superinten
dent of public Instruction in Oregon
for nine years. Prior to that time he
was at the head of the Baker schools
for many years.
OLD TREE IN CITY OF LONDON
The Portland Beavers will carry
0 men on their team this year the
league limit, according to President
Manner. Seven pitchers, three catch
ers, five infielders. and five outfield
ers will compose the club, according
to Klepper.
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The Stanford university freshman
track team will try to "lick them all
with one hand tl'd behind thir
back.'' here on March 17. The
frosh" team will meet a select team
composed of all the stars of the I.e.;
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Wood or Coal
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Badgley & Zigler
Hardware Co. 4
Phone 12.V 4
Mulberry Planted Four Centuries Ago
Still Flourishing In England'a
Grimy Metropolis.
That a tree which has entered Its
fourth century of life should still be
flourishing In the heart of the west end
of London Is an Interesting fact, apart
from Its historical associations.
King James the First, anxMis to
promote silk production In the metrop
olis, plunted many young mulberry
trees from abroad, over an area of
nearly five acres, where Buckingham
palace now stands, and the Mulberry
garden, If It did not fulfill royal hopes,
provided a place of public amusement,
to which the iieopl; Includlni; Dry
den, the poet hiureute resorted to ent
tnrts and otherwise regnte themselves.
A mansion erected nearby wus called
Tart hall, apparently from the local
associations referred to, and from this
mansion many works of art found their
way Into Horace Walpyle's collection
at Strawberry hill, as is set out In the
sale catalogue of 1842.
Brig. Gen. Sir Douglas Dawson,
state chamberluin, has Just favored me
with a letter lu which he makes the
Interesting statement that In the gar
den of Buckingham pulace there Is a
venerable mulberry tree, which bears
a label to the effect that It was "Plant- j
ed In lUOy, when the old Mulberry gar-;
den wus formed by James I." London i
Times.
'OTHERS who have adopted
vicks for children s cold
troubles lose their old dread
of Spasmodic Croup. One applica
tion at bedtime usually keeps croup
away but, if an attack does come
unexpectedly, the use of Vicks often
brings relief in 15 minutes.
Externally applied and quickly
effective, Vicksisa wonderfully satis
factory substitute for the old method
of nauseous dosing to induce vomit
ing. Vicks penetrating, stimulating,
vaporizing action makes it invalu
able in the same way for the cold
troubles of all the family.
How Vick$ Should be Used
for the Children
Spasmodic Croup At the first sound of
harsh breathing apply Vicks over throat
and chest, rubbing'well in then apply more,
and cover with a hot flannel cloth. Arrange
bed-clothes in form of a funnel so the vapors
will be freely inhaled.
Children's Colds Apply Vicks over throat
and chest. Cover with a flannel cloth. Leave
the clothing, and at night, the bed-clothing,
loose about the neck, so that the rising vapors
can be freely inhaled. Apply a little Vicks
up the nose, and, if the throat is sore, liave
the child swallow piece the sue of a pea.
The Origin of Vicks
Twenty-five years ago. Druggist Lunsford
Richardson, of Greensboro, N. C, seeking
a better way to treat colds, hit upon a
wonderful formula. He combined Camphor,
Menthol and certain volatile oils in the form
of a salve, so that when applied to throat and
chest, it not only penetrated and stimulated
like a liniment, but the ingredients were re
leased as vapors by the body heat and inhaled
directly into the affected air passages. This
remedy, Vicks VapoRub, won instant local
favor and its fame has spread, county by
county, state by state, until now Vicks is a
family standby from coast to coast and over
17 million jars are used yearly.
From the Ends of the Earth
Vicks contains valuable ingredients brought
from distant countries Camphor from For
mosa, land of head-hunting savages; Menthol
from picturesque Japan; Oil of Eucalyptus
from far Australia; Oil of Juniper Tar from
liedouin haunts of Northern Africa; Oil of
Thyme from smiling Southern France; Oil of
Thm Vtck
Spoon Tttl Hamt .
Turpentine from Dixie; and penetrating heal
ing oils from other foreign climes.
Good for a Host of Daily Ills
Vicks is good for congestion or inflamma
tion, whether found In lining membrane or
on the surface of the skin. Thus it is useful for
dozens of daily hurts and ills of all the family.
For Deep Chest Colds, Sore Throat, Ton
sllllls. Bronchitis, Coughs Vicks should be
applied over the throat and chest if neces
sary, first using hot, wet cloths to 0en the
pores of the skin then rubbed in well until
the skin is red; spread on thickly and covered
with one or two thicknesses of hot flannel
cloths. If the cough is annoying, a small
piece the size of a pea can be swallowed every
few hours.
For Head Colds, Asthma, Catarrh, ITsy
Fever Vicks should be melted in a spoon
and the vapors inhaled, or a little can be
applied up the nostrils and snuil.-d up the
head.
Used as a Liniment, Poultice or Plaster
On account of its penetrative and rubefacient
effect on the skin, Vicks has been found ex
celksit for many minor ailments, such as
Bites, Boils, Bums, Bruises, Cut:, Frost bite,
Itchings, Muscular Soreness, Poison Ivy, Sun
burn, Headache and Sore Calloused Feet.
TRIAL TIN FREE
Send this coupon to the Vlck Chemical Com
pany, Greensboro, N. C. A -ox. trial tin of
Vicks will be mailed you promptly, sufficient
to test Uie efficacy of its vapors by melting in
a spoon, as shown in tha illustration to tho left.
Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly
AJdras .
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f WEAR-EVER"
seven inch
Aluminum g Fry Pan
Limited
"i onYr extends from
Will 3 lo March II, 1022
For ONLY
49c
r - . x o;
J "-v-n-lneh "VK.HK Kit" Fry-Pan which regularly sells for
J:"- for 49c. It Is mado from hard, thick, coM-rolhd sheet
h ... t . . . l
" 'im metal which
"i'ic rolling mills an
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J ' "racial offer is made so you c:in see
a u-nslhe are NOT all thJ same.
th- KKKIKNOW the difference l.r
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asaln and again has been passed through
,d subjected to the pressume of huge stamp-
for yourself that Aluml-
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rhurchill Hardware Company
Touring Devastated Areas.
Large numbers of tourists have been
keenly disappointed during the Inst
year by the ruins of the war. Severul
hnve gone so far as to say that they
were iersuaded to visit the French
buttlefiolds by fraudulent statements.
Not only do they find ths battlefields
a mere few miles in width In spots, but
tbey And grass and flowers growing all
over them, so that In many places they
seem quite cheery, instead of having
the offensively desolate apieuraiice
that one is led to expect from rending
war books. Some tourists have I'cvn
so sadly disillusioned that they say
they will uevur bolteTe anything else
they hear about the war; while others
speak uf the war with o;en contempt.
Conservative students ofwhe tourist
problem agree that a new war ought
to be staged for the special benefit of
these people. Unfortunately they are
of a type that Is never seen on battle
fields until wars are over, writes Ken
neth K. Roberts in the Saturday Eve
ning Tost.
Matshfield Elks
Found Prosperous
District Attorney Ceorge Neuner
returned yesterday from Marnhfleld,
where in the cni iiclty of District Dep
uty Grand Kxiiliecl Uulcr ho visited
'the Marshfleld Llks' lod.w. Mr.
Neuner was greatly Impressed by the
reception given by tile lodge there,
and expressed himself as being very
well pleased with the growth of the
order. He stales that the mills are
all operating In 'hat vicinity and that
business is very rood. The people
there are lookin? forward v.ltli great
interest lo the completion of the
Uoseburg-Coos Hay road and also the
Itojeburg-lleedBpi.rt highway, giving
two roaris rroni niai seciion in
Marshfleld and making a 2U0 mile
loop touching the coast.
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Alt.MOItY DANt K.
Herular dance lit tho armory
Saturday night, March 4. Oil's
4 oichcsiru. ,
MAIIt TONIC KINK IS fllMI.
Mrs. C. I. 1'iitrlrk arrived In this business matters for a few clays. Mr.
city last night to visit her duiighter, aipl Mrs. l"utrlck now make their
Miss tiaiu Patrick, and attend lo home at W'lllamlna.
While they last, a SI. .10 flashlight
comph ta, with battery for Toe. Hud
son Klectrlc Store.
' MOW YOHK, March 2. A flno of
$100 for falsely advertising that n
ionic would re-grow hair was Im
posed today by the city court upon
the Jules Kerond company. Incorpor
ated. lulling the trial the company
called 20 witnesses with bushy locks
who 8ore they were bald before tis
ing the hair grower. The complain
ants were members of the public
health bureau.
$5.00 puts a Iloyal cleaner in your
home, balnnre on easy payments.
MuilHon Klectrlc Store.
ATTENTION Hit KM I ' N .
All members of the Hosebuig Fire
Depart mvnt are requested to he at
the Klks hall Saturday afternoon lo
attend the funeral service of Charles
W. l'arrott.
JAMKS FI.KTCHEIt. Chief.
Mrs. O. M. Miller, who 1ms been
visiting Mrs. Frank llelllwell of this
city, left this u 1 1 r in for her home
at Cottage drove.
Spoiled Hsr -Miksup."
A few of my friends and I were
playing In moving pictures as extras.
We were very Interested and elated
over nor "wonderful fame," and pur
chased every kind of makeup we had
ever heard of. t hsd a new eyelah
"header" which I applied with a brush
after wetting. I arrayed myself In
splendor and went to fill a dinner en
gagement with one of my sharers of
fame. A funny story was told and I
latithed till the tears ram. These
tenrs wet the dahlng blncli of my
ejsla-hes and trickled down my cheeks,
leaving a smeary trail on my woebe
gone face. Chicago Journal.
Give Her a Real Treat!
Sunday Special
FKIED
Chicken Dinner
With alt (lie T rimming
50 Cents
GOOD FOOD
PERFECTLY COOKED
PERFECTLY SERVED
Bowman's Cafe
Mrs. W. K. ilowman
Proprietor
There's Style
for You.
Oct out of the class that Is
only Retting SO',; satisfaction
from ready made clothes.
Drive your clothes mado to
suit you, and you only, as re
gards pattern and style.
There's a saving In tailored
doilies ihat you probably
haunt realized.
l-t us show you.
ROSEBURG Q
CLEANERD
J. K. lill.l.AIlD
HON . JarkKHi M. I'bone 473
AUCTION SALE
WINCHESTER RANCH
til
Monday,
7 JL
yiarcii oui
11:00 o'clock a. m., Vincliester,Oregon
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
48 HEAD of CATTLE
3 Ki'ifistered Shorthorn Cows with papers, 1 Registered
I5ull with papers, 1 Ki'KKitereil .Shorthorn Calf eligible to
register, 8 good Milch Cows, "." head young Cattle.
24 Ewes with Lambs 1 Good Buck
225 Head of Goats, wool on
2 Reg.PoIand China Sows,v,ith Pfcs; 15 60-lb Pigs
Farm Machinery
Happy Farmer Tractor, 3-d i so gang plow, 1 Fairbanks
Morse G-horxo engine and wood saw, 1 ensilage cutter and
pipe. Some baled hay and many other articles.
TERMS CASH
Winchester Ranch Co
Owner
J. M. JUDD, Auctioneer.