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CALIFORNIA 1 WINS PACIFIC COAST BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP AGGIES LOS He 0 Bears Capture Last Two Games of Series in Bril v liant Display CORVALLISrf Ore.. March 1 The University of California "basketball team defeated the Ore jgott Agricultural; college quintet U A. f a 1 A 4 . 19 and captured the Pacific coast intercollegiate basketball title. In fthe three game series, the Aggies took the first, but California came back and won last night's and tonight's contests. ! The Bruins performed" some of the most dashingly perfect field work ever seen on the Aggie floor. They earned their championship, for they played like champions throughout, although the Aggies UPSET SUCH, ens, iiuoii Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, . Stomach Feels Fine! ' So pleasant, so inexpensive, so quick to settle an upset stomach. The moment "Pape's Diapepsin" reaches 'the stomach all pain and distress from Indigestion or a sour, gassy stomach vanishes. I I i Millions know Its magic. AH druggists recommend this harm less stomach corrective. Adv. I Willamette Valley j Transfer Co. j ; Past Through Freight to All Valley Point Daily 1 1 Speed-Efficiency-Service ! j; Salem-Port Land-Woodburn Corvallis ;i Eugene - Jefferson Dallas Albany - Monmouth Independence - Monroe Springfield SHIP BY TRUCK HE They're Here, Gentlemen; the New Tories W Scores of shades and designs to select from; English and I j domestic weaves, checks, stripes and ii hi ; uncommon mixtures EASTER, the Dress-up Day, is only four weeks away Order Your New Suit Now MADE TO MEASURE SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS 428 STATE STREET . SALEM, OREGON sadly missed their dependable cen ter, Brown. !: jlh ;" I j In their first game here, which they lost, the Bruins attempted to combat the Aggie system by a zone defense. It was! disastrous. Last night they - used, part zone defense, part man to man, and won. Tonight they seemed com pletely to have solved the Aggie system, and they did it by chang ing over entirely to a straight man to man defense. I r. Lineup and summary: California (33) j OAC (19) Jorgenson . ... P. . .!. . . Ridings Watson . . .. . .P ... I ... . Baker Iliggins ....... C. .1 J. Diwoky Belasco ...... , .G . . . ... Steele Carver .. . . . . ..G. . Stoddard ; Substitutes: California Fech ter for Carver. ! OAC-1 None. .California scoring: Field goals Jorgenson 4, Watson j 1, Hig gins 5, Belasco 1; free throws, Jorgenson 4, Higgins 5,' Belasco 1, Carver 1. ! OAC scoring: Field j goals Ridings 2J Baker j DJwoky 1. Steele 1; free throws, Baker 3, Diwoky 1, Steele 1, Stoddard 4. ' Referee: R. V. porleske, Whit man; umpire, VVt P. Hollander, Oakland. fi American Radio Programs II I ! Thrill German Listeners STUTTGART, Germany. March 14- American radio stations can now be, heard by subscribers to the southern German radio cir cuit. After ij numerous experi ments the Stuttgart j station has succeeded in working . out the technique by which American ra dio contributions are made avail able to German listeners. On a recent Sunday, at mid night, a concert at Pittsburgh was transmitted by the Stuttgart sta tion on a 443-meter wave to is subscribers. They; were thrilled learn that the American station was at the same time being heard by radio fans in England, South Africa and Stuttgart.' '; HOT FIGHT IS ON IN SENATE ConUnaed from pag l tinued and Senator Reed, repub lican, Pennsylvania, attempted to throw the ; senate Into executive session so as to shut out the scene from the crowded galleries, -that watched In eager expectancy. .That failed, but order was. fin ally restored when Senator Borah, republican, Idaho, told the senate that It is a very pathetic thing and a very pitiable thing that we have reached a point In the senate of the United States where we can not discuss public questions with out Indulging in such personali ties." l!':r.;'"j; ":.' Tu.-.. MM m.tern mm to a MIES SELECTION Two OAC Men, and One Ore gon ! 1 Man Placed f on Mythical Coast Team PITLLMAX, Wash.. March 14r Two Oregon Agricultural college basketball players and one each from Oregon. California and Washington are placed on the all coast intercollegiate basketball team, selected by J. Fred Bohler, director of athletics of Washing ton State college and announced tonight, j -; ' ; ' ; Hesketh, Washington, and Rid ings, OAC. are named forwards; iiiimino ! r;ifnmla center, and - - ' Steele, 6AC, and WesAergren. Or- ejton. euards. Honorable mention is given to the following: 1 Forwards: Nevers, Stanford; Hobson, Oregon; : Frayne. Wash ington; Nedros. Idaho: Baker, O. A. C, and Kelso, WSC. Centers: Okerberg, Oregon; Ill man, Montana; Brown, OAC, and Anderson, Washington. Guards: Hale. Washington; Nelson, Idaho; Stoddard, OAC; Belasco, California, and Reese, WSC. In making the selection of the team j Director Bohler stated he was guided by the general effect iveness and value to the team's particular style of play of a play er Instead ., of . on a mathematical basis. Bohler is a member of the national intercollegiate basketball rules committee. SALEM FIGHTS WAY TO CHAMPIONSHIP (Continued from page 1) of 39-12 and Franklin high nosed out Eugene by the score of 24-19 in the semi-final games of the ser ies played yesterday afternoon. In the second game Franklin saved themselves from defeat by a strong offensive in the final period. The score at the end of the first period stood 6-2 in favor of Eugene. Scallon scoring a sin gle field goal early in the period. Eugene scored two baskets in the j second period and Franklin one, leaving the score at the end of the half at 10-4. Franklin started a desperate at tack in the third period that gave them a lead of one basket near the end of the period. Bally, Eu gene guard, converted two field goals in quick succession, how ever, that left the score at the end of the period at 16-14. S45.00 Bloomington, IILr Has Adopted Unique Method . - - 1 - - m . - - m " mm 'mm m 1 of Displaying National r lag on Agal Holiday Vt I i Ten-foot poles are set at inter vals along the edge of the side walk In the business district and portions of the residence districts. When a legal holiday or other fest al occasior ir rives, flags of the same size are attached to the poles l s i Offensive Started 1 I In the final period Franklin gained possession of the ball and started their winning offensive. Scallon scored the basket that tied the score from well past the cen ter of the floor. Epps was sent from the game on personal fouls. The Franklin attack netted them four more baskets. Eugene made a desperate effort to tie the score. but were unable to run up more than three points in me period, leaving the final score at 24-19. In the first of the afternoon's games Salem scored an easy win over AicMinnville. In the first per iod the McMinnville men ran up a small lead only to be met by a Salem attack that left them on the short end of a 9-8 score at the end of the period. McM'nnville was unable to score in the third period while the Sa iem team piled up basket after basket. The period ended 23-10 in favor of Salem. Salem scored 16 points to McMinnvllle's two in the final period that left the score at 39-12. Lineups were as follows: Eugene (19) Franklin (24) Emmons (8) . . .F. . Scallon (10) Roleman (3) ...F Epps (2) Schrader (4)- . ;.C. Lawrence (8) Bally - (4) . G. .Kretzmeier 3 ! ('": y S Cotter (1) Referee, Coleman. Salem (39) McMinnville (12) Ellis (8) ... . ..F. . . . Green (1) Heenixn (8) . . ..F Miller (7) J. Drager (15) . .C, Wakeman 3) R. Drager .... ..G. ... . Laugh lin Ashby (2) .....G Trawin ( 1 ) Nash ( 2 ) .. . . ..S. . Warren UufTey (4) S . . . . .. Referee; Coleman. Salm (20) Franklin (12) Ellis 6 , . . . Keenan9 . F... Scallon, 9 . . Epps, 1 Lawrence Kretzmeier . . Douglas . Potter, 2 . . . . Pope F. .. . G . . . . G . . . G. . . . S . . . . S... J. Drager, 5 R. Drager . Ashby .... 1 Referee Coleman. Employment Situation Is 1 Better in Salem District An equal balance has been se cured in the labor supply and de mand in the Salem office of the United States employment service for the first time since last Aug ust, when 74 men and one woman were placed at jobs, according to the labor report. for the week end ing March 14. A total of 136 men and 11 women made anolica- t ion for Jobs., 'Of those receivine places to work 28 were agricultur al, workers, five building and con struction laborers, 29 common la borers and ! three - transportation workers.. - : One : miscellaneous worker was employed. On wom an was given employment as house Keeper.;-; . .-; Driver Smashes Into Curb; Car Lands in Willson Park 1 II. Savenko. declared to be intoxicated, drove a Ford car at a high rate of speed at South Win ter near State, but failed to turn at the Intersection. As a result the car ploughed -70 feet from the curb Into Willson park before it stopped.' ; When police arrived on the scene the occupants of the car were gone, but after waiting for a short time, an elderly man named Marklne arrived with a Companion to take some of the effects of the car away. Markine was! arrested and booked at the station on a charge of drunkenness. Officers traced Savenko to a residence on Trade street. He was booked a: the city Jail. r 1 Chester Myers was in an ugly I disposition when be was brought to the police station last night by Officer Hickman and booked on a Charge of . drunkenness, it re quired the services of three offic ers to subdue him without undue violence. A totai of six men were booked on the charge of being in toxicated, two of them . because they were-'driving - car while - - - 1 -. . iM,iM)(Wt,,twwi siaAA ifci x-" i which are set In the sockets an! the effect when several thousand float in a. breeze is very striking-. This method of : displaying the nation's banner h been widely cpproved. drunk. Ofricers Hickman and Ed wards were responsible for the arrests. i Democracy: The theory that el evation to office makes a fourth rate man a first-rate man. DUAL TRAGEDY IS E E Man and Wife Electrocuted By High Tension Wire; Children Witnesses SANTA ROSA, Cai., March 14. A tragedy which took two lives and which was marked by the un availing and desperate attempt of a wife to save her husband from electrocution, was enacted late to day on a ranch at Glen Ellen, 20 miles east of here. It was wit nessed by two children who saw two men shocked into insensibility In their futile efforts to rescue the aged parents. ) ; The victims were Peter Oehler, 54, and his wife, aged 50. Oehler had been boring a well on his ranch. In removing a sec tion of pipe from the well d. ; became bent and came into o tact with a high voltage wire. Oehler dropped lifeless with bis body pinned under the pipe. The screams of the son and daughtr aged respectively, 20 and 17 yc . . who had witnessed their , fatt r's fate, summoned Mrs. Oehler. . . H. Murray, district fire ward i. and T. Meglan, a rancher. Murray and Meglan attempt to remove the charged pipe frc Oehler's body and were hurlt; several feet, unconscious. ; Then Mrs. Othler, disvegm .; the pleas of her children. - j.ii the pipe in both hands s: -. a.np led beside the body o ;ur h ? band. She died a short iru ivm at the Sonoma state b . 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