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SCHEDULE IS I NOW; COMPISElSp
Medford , Quintet to Meet
: Frarvklin High Early in -Elimination
Contest . ;
' Each nigh school that Will en
ter la the state -tournament, to be
heldere this Veekihas made a
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report; in regard to the players tqj
represent them with the exception I
of Franklin Hlghjof Portland. The
final drawing for -places has been
completed in Superintendent ...of ,
Schools Churchill's office, and the
schedule is now complete.
The elimination will start
Thursday evening at 7:30 when
Salem High meets ' Wallowa-? i At
8:30 Medford will meet Franklin
High of. Portland.:, It is rather
unfortunate that 'Medford and
Franklin should j be matched in
the first frame as- both- teams are
being backed as! .winners and a
great many of the fans would like
to see. the, two teams meet later In
the contest. ; Lj'L J
In the second 'series, Friday af
ternoon at 2:30, Astoria wilt meet
the winner of the Salem-Wallowa
game. At 3: SO" McMinnvMe. will
meet Argo. This -will ; conclude
the play for Friday afternoon, al
though it wilt be resumed at 7;30
hat evening"; when Eugene will
meet Hood 'River, and at 8:30
Pendleton High will play the win
ner of the Medford-Franklin mix.
Two games will be' played Sat
urday between the four remaining
teams, one at 2:00 and one at 3
o'clock. The two teams remain
ing from this series will battle for
the championship at 8 o'clock Sat
urday evening. .
The schools to enter, are as fol
lows: r : ! ' . : ,'.
District
No. 1 ...
2 ....
3 ...
4 ...
...
6 ...
7 ...
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No. 8
No. 9
No. 10
School
. .... L ..... . Wallowa
j. . . . . .Pendleton
. . . . J. . . .Hood River
....J....... Medford
. . . . .'.'. ..... .".Argo
. ... ,L .... . . .Eugene
- . . . J. .Salem
f. . : . .1. i . .McMinnville
? ; A.stori&
.Franklin of Portland
-'Last year was not as great as
this year can be. i ..... .
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OFCOAGHRATHBU!il
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He Secured the Game Mon
day Night; Js Sponsoring
the Three Days'? Games!
Coach Guy L. Rathbun of Wil
lamette university was responsible
for securing for Salem Monday
night the big basketball game, to
play off the "championship for the
northern division, - between . the
University . of Oregon a'nd Oregon
Agricultural college teams.! That
meant a lot of business for Salem.
Every restaurant Va crowded to
capacity, and a lot .of. trade in
various , ways was brought' tp Sa
lent, through that game. , ',J -
' - Need of Auditor him 5
It showed up the need in Salem
for an auditorium. The crowd
that was accommodated was about
1500. Had there been plenty of
room; and had it been known that
this was the situation, 5000 would
have been present, at the lowest
calculation. Perhaps 10,000 or
more. .'. ' J ;
L Three Day Tournament
Coach Rathbun ia . sponsoring
the high school tournament to be
held In Salem the three last days
of this week, commencing tomor
row. This Is to decide the high
school championship of Oregon.
Ten schools will be represented.
There will be 89 players, j to say
nothing of coaches, officials, and
visitors from, their home j towns.
It will be a great tournament.
L he stole the automobile- belonging
to 0 L. Mclntire. superintendent
of the school, and drove ' it 'to
Klamath Falls, where he aban
doned the machine. '
The young man also admitted to
officers that he stole four motor
cycles from the Harry Scott -shop
fast; summer and ' other articles
from Salem -, residences. Powell
will be returned to Albany where
charges will be placed against
him. : " ;. ;'';"' '
lie Is the sno of Mr. .and Mrs.
A. Powell, of Albany, and one of
eight children. r
Deaf Mute on Rampage i
Is Injured at Oregon City:
f. Kenneth Powell, 16 years of
age, deaf mute and student at the
deaf mute school for the past eight
years is under arrest. In an Ore
gon 'City hospital following an ac
cident in which he was injured. ,
Last Saturday night the young
man took $6.17 from the! gymna
sium of the school, broke into the
office of the superintendent with
out finding money,: then made bis
way to Albany, -i Here he stole a
bicycle, but finding it unsatisfac
tory, replaced it with a motorcycle
which he also stole. He then start
ed for Portland and while at Ore
gon City met with the accident. ;
Powell is alleged, to have con
fessed to a number of robberies
committed here last fall, and that
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National Bottling Men
Attend Meeting in City
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, Two nationally known figures
In . the bottling world. Junior
Owens and George 'Martin. arrived
In ! Salem yesterday for the' con
vention ;of the Oregon state bottl
ing men. They were speakers at
a luncheon held yesterday at the
Marion hotel. "31 r." Owens is sec
retary of - the American Cottiers
of Carbonated Beverages, and has
charge of the organisation's head
office at Washington. D. C. Mar
tin Is publisher of the Jlottler'p
Friend a magazine published at
San Francisco in the interests of
the bottling workers. i ''' '
The two men are making a.lfour
of the Pacific coast in the Inter
ests of promoting the cooperation
of . the bottlers and their allied
trades.
; The purpose of the national
organization is to secure the co
operation between the variouF
beverage , manufacturers of the
United States and to keep a favor
able influence oh state legislation
and to develop the industry by
means of proper advertising.
FAMOUS MYSTERY
PLAY Oil TONIGHT
'The Cat and the Canary"
Declared Greatest Thriller
in Stage History
MRS. STOKKS TO TESTIFY
CHICAGO. March 10. The wife
he is charged tflth gonspiring to
defame tn an effort to further his
nnsuccsful divorce suit will take
the witness stand tomorrow, in the
trial of W. EJ. Dy Stokes, million
aire hotel owner of New York.
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MANY INQUIRIES
COMING TO CITY
(Contixxued from page 1)
fn advertisements telling of the
many advantages in the Willa
mette valley. The advertisement?
will continue through the month
of March, , Mr. Hicks said, and it
is estimated that fully 1,000 in
quiries will be received by the
Chamber of Commerce as a result
of the advertising campaign.
A personal letter Is written to
every one who inquires as to land
and conditions near Salem. In ad
dition, each is mailed the "Come
to Oregon" booklet issued by the
Chamber of Commerce, and other
publicity. : Also the list Issued by
the Multiple Listing bureau of tht
Marion-Polk County Realtors a
sociation. - : . ' ' "
Through the booklet "Come to
Oregon," Salem and vicinity Is re
ceiving wide advertising as it is
largely distributed by the Port
land Chamber of Commerce In its
land settlement bureau, and
through the Los Angeles office of
the Portland Chamber of Com
merce.
i Agencies of the leading rail
roads have shown their apprecia
tion of the value of the "Come to
Oregon" booklet and have been
active in distributing it to those
who are Interested in this part of
the Willamette valley.
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Tonight will be an important
one theatrically for this city by
reason of the presentation by Hen
ry Duffy at Grand theater of the
most entertaining play in years,!
"The Cat and the Canary." No
production In a decade has attract
ed the attention of the amusement!
lovers of the country as has this
fascinating piece written by John;
Willard and based up on the tradi
tions surrounding. a famous
'house of mystery" where all sorts
of weird and strange episodes oc
cur. . y, ; . ;., .
Merriment predominates In the
play and all of the exciting hap
penings have been designed sole
ly to create laughter. The story
concerns . the assembling of the
heirs of an eccentric old recluse:
at his hoary old mansion at the
unusual hour ; of midnight in or
der . to hear his will read. He?
hated all of his living j relatives
and so left the provision 'with his'
lawyer that his estate should notl
e d.tturbed for 20 years. At the!
end of 'that period his six surviv-j
ng " relatives of widely varying)
tastes gather to find out who thej
favored one shall be. They have;
uaruiy amvea ofciore events or
surprising nature begin
pire. ,
Mammy Pleasant, who has
mained as housekeeper
taker for the 20 year per
3eems to be in the miat of these!
ghostly and unusual happenings!
The more timid of the heirs see
-o escape rrom tne nouse, but ar
to trans-f
re-l
and care-f
od
until
the
reassured and remain
end.
The play has been cleverly con
structed so as to! preserve the seel
t-et of the mysterious occurrence!
until the final curtain and thi
i i
author has shown originality in
emt)Uasiklng the comedy angle of
every episode.
Silverton
High Wiris From
Oregon City Tem, 23-16
$ILVfenro?i. Or.. March 10.
(Special! to The Statesman.! jThe
Sil jrerton bigh! school basketball
team defeated; the fast Oregon
Cit hih quintet here this eve
ning by a scorle 6f2i to 16. In
a preliminary) game, the ISUver
tor second team defeated the In
dependents 22 to 13. j j
. "he ilverto'n-Orejgn Ciy con
teal was close;, with I the Visitors
taking ihej lead throughout most
of the game. jThe first, hall end-
eaiwuni yregon v'ty ia tne ieaa
8 to 6. The Silvertoni boys! rallied
during the last quarter, and piled
upl a score .which could not be
overcome, j . . i , I .
Voo4s, 'of Silverton, and Glass
or uregon uuy, were fiea ror nigh
pofnt men,! with 9 points each.
Tufa Opinions Handed Down
Bfy Supreme Court Tuesday
if
Two
minor opinions aad two
pefitionn were handed down by
th4 supreme court Ttfesday morn
ing. Tjiese wjere as )Tollows:
Pdwaird E. Boord! vs. It. R.
Ka!ylor, appellant; appeal from
Miltnomah county; j actipn for
mojney, Opinion by justice Belt;
Judge Walter H. Evans affirmed.
tate vs. Elliott, Scroggins &
Paftuet and others, appellants; ap
peal frpm Multnomah county; to
collect inoney for services render
ed . Opinion by Justice Brown;
Julge-Kossman affirmed. .
j i'etitjon for rehearing granted
instate vs. XtcDaniel and denied
in
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Gilbjrt vs.
Branchflower. .
vertjon Auto Dealers
Are Visited By Robbers
ISILVjERTON, Ore., March 10.
(sjpecial.) The Patty Motor Car
company, the Ford agency at Sil
verton,! was entered during the
wek-end and a number of things
valuing; about 250 were taken. A
broken window pane bears ,eTl
dence of the means of gaining en
trance. It is thought that the thlet
opened the large doors from with
in, drove his car In, loaded It and
drove off again. Among the things
that are missing are a number of
meters, tlrea Only standard ar
ticles were taken.-
Reports have been heard that
garages In nearby towns have also
been entered and standard acces
sories taken and It ia supposed
that someone Is aystematically
Ford batteries, spotlights, motor- covering the territory..
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Rl'SPECT IS 'CAPTURED
I SEATTLE. March 10. Ray
Hensgen, alias Ray Rentley
eighth suspect in a, $14,000 Bon
Marche department store robbery
here last August, arrested yester
day, was the last member; of the
robber gang, to be caught; police
announced t'oday, . ?
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