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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1925)
FHLIO HIGH IlLCOlfiPETE Portland Championship Team Accepts Invitation to Play in Tournament , The Portland winner will eater the state ; tournament to be held here March 12, 13 and 14. The Oregon State High School i Ath letic association has' definitely de cided to InTlte Franklin high, the -winner of the Portland series, and the Invitation has' been accepted, according to Information' given by Coach Guy L. Rathbon. While the - Willamette officials have nothing to do with the selection of teams, the statement is official, coming from the Oregon ; high 'school board. - ' -. . , .- - v The Willamette gym has been rearranged to accommodate the Urge crowd expected, all avail able space not taken by the -U V. - J vicwucn is ivt uw jsv ariaugeu s to be available for standing room. At present a total of over 2.000 spectators can be accommodated. All districts have not yet re ported as to their representatire team, however; Salem high will represent district .No.. 7, having met and defeated all other con - tenders from this section. The Salem record includes two wins over Silverton, two over Independ . ence, two over Dallas and two over West Lynn. .In the outside competition Salem 'lost but to two -teams of high school standing . Franklin high? of Portland and Ashland high. .J Neither team, how : evejrjnbe considered as a sure , winner over Salem at the tourney, : as the Franklin team won by but : a single point, 15-14. The com ' parative scores of Ashland and ; Salem show the. two teams to be j evenly matched. Other teams who will enter are ! Pendleton, from district 3; either J McMinnville .or Cloverdale from f district- 9, and Medford, winner ' of last year. - s" ' " i A ; district ; tournament - will be held' in the Marshfield district. on March 6' and7 to'.decide the wln- ner of that section. - , ' A new system at placing the L teams will be usedhis year. Sir t teams will be given the bye on Thursday, which will leave eight teams for the; rest of the series, ; By this method no team will be : given any, advantage In time1 to rest at the end of the series. The . drawing for places will take place ; in State Superintendent of Schools ' fit Tl .! Ill- lfri.. M n r& VA'VAsntB will be made known Monday. l rl All competing teams will be ex ; pected to abide by the same rules set down by the board of control. 5 uu Tinjr - uaiwruuv 'Uiuigs 11 urn last year is that eight men may be used during the tournament I instead of seveo." ThIs Is expected f to be a decided? advantage over the system of last year as enough substitutions can be made to pre vent an overstrain on any one man. - - ' The tournament has been well' supported by the various clubs and i business organizations of the city, and as all arrangements are well v under way for taking care of the visiting teams the tournament this year is expected, lo be one" of, the best given in several years.. RECOGNITION OF RUSSIA IS ASKED v (Contiaoed from pfa 1) i' i argument which has been dvanc ed by some as making futile any recognition even of a merely trade nature. . ! : ': :;i ' While there have been reiterat ed assertions In highest admin istration quarters recently that the policy of tne united states toward Russia remained unchanged indi cation that tne non-recognition policy of Secretary Hughes would . " CANADIAN PACIFIC EMPRESS LITERS ... CHINA 7 'S'-f n rJ ! ., U f. M O PEED. : D mad comfort mak a Canadian Pacific tb piI.rrad method of traral to tha Orint Erwy two waaki vaagnificaat Empraaa liaar Mils from Via courrr for tnma-Pa. cUic ports. - WrittorcBmyettr . local afmt for com . pltt imftrmstie. Attractive Mcond cabin rata era alao arailabla. CanadianRacific If 7 Ikacoi'&AJgcjd'PcxrLcpi A ;Too Late To Classify I i FURNISHED 4 OB 3 BOOM APAUT meot at 413 N. 8Ut. t. 4. S-mH NEW ' ATTRACTIVK . BUNOALOW Hplendidly and all ' furnished. East front; garage; fireplace; basement; furnace; Terrthing to aiafc a ham complete and a bargain at 7O00. GERTKUDK J. JI. I'AGE 492 Ji. Cottaga St. , ' . , 23 m5t( IIOC8K OP 2 FIUTS ALL, rURMSHEU corner; 2 caragea; $J5uo. ' CERTItUUE J. M. PAQZ 492 N. Cottage 8t. - 25 m5tf S IUKM HOCSB CLOSE IX $SiOO. Confectionery f.200 "tiroeery store S330Q. - : Grocery more S10UO. 14 aero travt new modern bnnralow: - nioxhrn poollry' house, cloae ia. will - trad a--' for Salem or fort ian property ' 5 acre tract, i modern . 5 room bun galow, S68UO. 5 acre tract, - 6 room bouse, larga poultry house, sightly location. fToOU. - liEKTRL'DE J. M. 1'AUIS be maintained and recognition con sidered only If the soviet govern ment by her works, demonstrated fitness for recognition there have been recurring evidences of the possibility of a revival of discus sion "of American: policy toward that government. ' . '. It is regarded by some asv pos sible that the question may de velop during the present special session of the senate, where Chair man Borah of the foreign rela tions committee has long held a view different from that of Mr. Hughes on the problem. ; . In the old days of Dobbin the worst that could happen" to a hug ?ed driver was matrimony. " National First Aid Veek ' , , Will Start on March 16 CHICAGO, lU March 5.r Sec retary Samuel Hi Henry of the Na tional Association of Retail Drug gists, has ; announced the fourth annual "preparedness"' sales festi val known as "First Aid Week." It will be held March 16-2 l.C The idea was dedicated to the drug gists of Amerlc-i by Sterling Prod ucts, Inc., and, the slogan for the week is: .".Fill That Medicine Chest Now!" The executive "com mittee of the N. A. R. D. which h& made "First Aid Week" a business once-- year fixture, has discovered that druggists who bare co-operaied In their displays and 'used .newspaper ', advertising urging householders to be pre pared to "meet accident or sudden Illness, enjoyed largely increased business. ' . . HOOVER TO URGE : RADIO MEASURES (CoBtinned from pass 1) the better class of stations now established; ; lt is difficult to determine how the', con fusion will work out. It has been suggested that perhaps a variety of what might be called radio public opinion can be called in to help the matter. That is. grams sent out from" a particular station, to the exclusion of those sent out from competitors," may be able to express their desires. If anyone can work out a scheme which would attain this result and give the basis for radio control,, In the interest of the greatest number of radio users, It would be a most valuable contribution to the task of the industry and the government. FRUIT MEN BUSY : . M SALEM FIELD . (Continued from paga 1) Northwest, are, to be visited. 15 J. H. GeroBtt of Hamburg called radio listeners who prefer pro-n Robert C". Paulus on businesscourse in mortgage lifting. matters. Paulus' company has Just .appointed the Gerom com pany as Hamburg brokers. He stated that fruits this year must be shipped tg Germany with orig inal sacks, and the excessive ship ments of tin 7 are prohibited by the expense. V " Manager Gray of the Gray-Barron company of San Jose was In the city in the Interest of the can-, nery located in the Santa Clara valley. ' - . " ; The Paulus company has ap pointed brokers In several foreign cities. v ""After all. the best thing to de velop a young man ; Is a short 1 r .,-.. v.. -: .. , : , ' i ' . .... ..... ; - : . '-"V . , i ''.-, ''-:-.:.v. ' ' Sustained QidUty THe I V Jg Gasolin r . it..-.' There's a double saving in buying Associated Sustained Quality Gasoline with Associated Oil Company Scrip Books You get a 3is : count equal to a saving of one'ceioeyeify gallon of Associated Gasoline You aBget?S'Statip and all dealers showing Astscsiited a perfect balance of the essential quitis-- Oil Company sign easy starting, complete combustion and "more miles to the gallon" Associated Oil Company Scrip will be ac cepted by all Associated Oil Company 5cxvire : The following dealers iselh0ocittte products: Geo. Aliens Saleni ' A. D. Olson. West Salem A. M. 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