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The annual national convention of the Amaten r Athtatlc Union
at Cincinnati next week will be peke¿ to approve the world’« record
of i t seeoadq for the 448-yerd relay, established by a quartet wear­
ing th e color« of the Mcwark Athletic Club last July.
Thia Invites attention to the atrengtb of the United State« in
the sprint, and relay event* which will ba an important part of the
track and Held program of the IX Olympiad at Amaterdam next
At Lincoln. Nebraska, whore the national championships of the
A. A. Ü. were held, no fewer than four different teaihs broke the
record for the 448-yard relay before th Newark A. 0. flyer« finally
set the tíme at 41 flat.
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The,New York A. C. relay team. Michigan State’s quartet. and
four flyers headed by Charley Paddock and representing the Lbs
Angeles A. C.. an bettered the mark estabbehed in 1828.
Charley Paddock, Incidentally, declined to participate in any
Individual events. The "Fastest.Human” is sensitive about bis per­
formances on the cinders.
„ One would Imagine that Charley, who has been about a bit and
has traveled to two Olympiads as well as having posed,.by request,
with California bathing beauties, would be calloused and rather
hard-boiled about hie track -honors. But Paddock elipply does not
like to be beaten, and until recently he had refused to leave the
Pacific Coast.
Now Charley has hinted that he will go Bast this winder and
participate indoors. If a 180-yard straightaway can be found to
suit his purpose. There are two.reasons for Paddock’s decision,
probably. One Is his confidence that he can erase from the books
certain records now credited to Bob McAllister, the "Plying Cop.*’
The ether Is that next year the Olympic Games w ill.he with us
ones more, and then will come Charley’s last chance, If he makes
the American team, to win world sprint laurels.
, By 1883 the youngster will certainly have crowded the "Fastest
Human" off the cinders.
P R IN C E A L B E R T , and p len ty o f it, hu h?
Mysterious, Baffling, omin­
ous, the Chinese Parrot held
the secret of the priceless
Philhnore pearls and the
strange disappearance' of a
multi-millionaire.
GEO. J. HAYES
AT THE ORGAN
America’s strength in the sprints, ns demonstrated at Lin­
coln last July, was by no means confined to the relay events.
Consider the fact that six runners finished within a stride In
the finals of the ltd-yard dash at the A. A. U senior national
championships, and that the winner’s time was 9 3-6 seconds. This
means that the five others were no slower than 9 4-5.
Chet Bowman of the Newark A. C,, former Syracnse /Iyer and
/oetball star, won that rase, beating Charley Borah of Hollywood,
Roland Locks, Nebraska, Jackson Scholx, New York A. C., Henry
Cummings of Newark, qnd Frank Hussey, N. Y; A. C., In the order
W e ll, w e c a n ju stify th a t o n a n y num ber o f
cou n ts.
I t’d m o re th an m ere preference.
T h e re are so u n d reasons fo r lik in g Prince
A lb ert a b o v e a n y th in g else.
y et, b u t n o t w ishy-w ashy. P .A .*« rich, full-
T a k e fragran ce, fo r instance. P.* A . has ’em
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a ll sto p p ed th ere. E very tim e I o p e n th e tidy
bod ied flavor balances its m ildness an d m akes
it a sm o k e!
red tin , I g e t a brand-new thrill. A tobacco
B ut all th e talk in th e w orld w on’t d o a
th a t sm ells lik e th a t w ould h a r e to h e g o o d ,
m an a n y g o o d , un less h e a cts o n it. A load o f
Other nations may jie anticipating the coming of the Olympic
Games with more elaborate preparations than th« United States,
but none of them ean prodace «printers of that caliber—nor can all
of them put together.'
i f y o u ask m e .
long-burning P . A . in th e b o w l o f h it p ip e will
The indoor meets this winter may produce «orne new «tars, al­
though the athletle firmament has been pretty thoroughly charted
tor the time being, m
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The A, A. U. national Iqdoor track and Held championship«,
taehtoataûy. ‘will h r hClfl St Madtion 'Square GarltenT Nor York
Ctty.
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Y es, Sir!
A n d th e n tak e taste. E very p u ff te lb a m a n
te ll h im ro lu m e s— a n d in langu age h e likes.
th at P . A . is c c o l and refresh in g, with a
It’s th e personal test th a t co u n ts, after all. I
m eQ ow -m ildness that is a revelation.
d o n ’t believe I dan a d d t o th at.
M ild,
ZENITH
English vicar, unusual sad hilar­
iously fuhny situations arising
out of the gift of a grandmother
to the girls on their' birthday
anniversary— one 14 yards of
“finest pink crepe de chine” and
the other a “month in London."
In "LUtos of the Field" Janet
Young, who might well he call­
ed the "leading woman" of the
company, has rich opportunity
for "disguise” and as Mrs. ftooko-
Walten ami as the quaint; mod-
ecn, fiery, old grandmother of
the twins she is most delight­
ful. Those who have seen her
In former productions marvel at
her versatility, playing Juvenile
rolls with the same effectiveness
with which she Interprets more
mature characterisations.
Moroni, Olsen and other mem­
bers of the company Interpret
taeir lines in the production with
' much effectlvenees.
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Wednesday, November 1«.
KPO (422.3M> Ban Francisco.
All Electric Operation,
4 p. m. studio program; 5 p, n :
children's program; 8:30 p. m.
With Zenith Performance
KP Oorchestrs; 8 p. m. courtesy
program; 9 p. m. i t * B . C. pro­
gram; 10 p. m. studio program.
KGO (3S4.4M) Oakland. 6 p.
m. dinner concert; 8:15 p. m.
Six tubes and every tube
farm program; 8 p. m. vaude­
a working tube—equal to
ville; 9 p. m. N. B. C. program;
7 in many ways. Super
10 p. m. Hotel St. Francis dance
selective, iowcrf«l range,
orchestra wRh Intermission num­
bers by violinist and singer.
single control. Lifelike in
KLX (609M) Oakland. 5 p. m.
tone quality.
Martha Lea; 8:90 p. m. dinner
concert; 7 p. m. news broadcast;
8 p. m. education program; 9 p.
m. special program.
KFI (488.5M) Los Angeles.
5:80 p. m. Elkin’s and Hite’s Dix­
ieland orchestra; $:15 p. m. ra-
• Lovers of the legitimate stage dlotorial period; 8:30 p. m. Hen­
ASHLAND
I will look with anticipation to­ ry Starr: 7 p. m. U. S. C. pro­
ward the. return of this popular gram; 8 p. m. drama; 8'p. m. N.
j company next February.
i B. C. program; io p. m. program
of modern classical music.
KHJ (418.4M) Los Angeles.
8:80 p. m. children's program;
7:45 p. m. talk on astronomy; 8
p. m. Hawaiian music; I p , m.
varied program.
KFWB («81.JM) Hollywood.
4:45; p. m. air circus; 6:4F p. m.
town tattler; 8 p. m. dinner mu­
sic; 8:80 pr m. dinner musio; 7
p. m. program of radio doings; 7
Nowhere is order mbee important than in
p. m. dally newt; 8 p. m. tenor
the Twanogamont of' funeral services. Here
with concert trio; 9 p. m. Gene
Johnston’s hour; 10 p. m. Cin­
the slightest mishap or delay takes on serious
derella Roof Ballroom orchestra;
proportions and lays an added burden on
11 p. m. Mayfair hotel dance or­
hearts already heavy.
chestra.
XPSN (115.tM) Pasadena I p.
m. news bulletins.
Our personnel is selected and'trained with
Only $190
KGW (491.6M) Portland. 6 p.
m. concert orchestra; 7 p. m.
courtesy program; 7:30 p. m.
poultry talk; 8 p. m. relay pro­
gram; $ P. m. N. B. C. program;
10 p. m. dance manie.
KFOA (447.5M) Seattle. 4:30
p> m. news items; 5:30 p. m.
children's program; 7:30 p. m,
poultry talk; 7:46 p. m. book
chat; 8 p. m. concert orchestra; 9
p. m. N. B. C. program.
KJR (348.8M) Seattle. 5 p. m.
chlldrea’a program; 6:30 p. m.
children’s program; 5:30 p. m.
dinner hour concert; 7:30 p. m.
studio peegram; 8:30 p. m. the
Knlght-en-galee; 8 p .m . studio
program; 10 p. m. dance orches­
tra.
DERR MRAT FOUND
Game Warden Roy Parr and
Deputy Sheriff Louis Jennings
placed Frank King, of near Pine­
hurst under arrest for having
deer meat in his possession. He
is to appear before Justice of the
Peace Glenn O. Taylor of Med­
ford. King came to Oregon re­
cently from California.
UTILITIES
VALUE IS
INCREASED
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Because of confllctlon with the
Father and Son banquet to be
held here Friday night, members
of the Upper Valley or Bellview
Increase Accounted for by community clnb announced today
New Construction of
that they had postponed t h e
R ailw ays
chicken dinner and dance sched­
uled for that time until s o m a
o SALEM, Nov. 15.—(IP)—Valu­ time in December.
ation of the public utilities prop­
erties in Oregon has Increased
We are still a fo r leaps ahead
$13,000,000 in the past year, ac­ of tho game. Figure« show that
cording to figures of the state people are being born faster than
tax commission, which show pub­ the autoa ara killing them. —
lic utilities valued at $383,000,- Crane American. •
000.
Practically zthe entire increase
A Chicago Jud<e ruled a girl of
is accounted for by increased 19 years old past the spanking
values due to new construction age. That’s when the smacking
of steam railways.
age begins, Judge. — Roseburg
News-Review,
W. F. ARANT ILL
W. F. Arant, 77, well known
Klamath Falls — Great North­
local pioneer is in a Klamath ern Hue Is within 19 miles of
Falls hospital under the care Chemult Junction.
of a-physician In that place. He
Klamath County valuation, ex­
wag to undergo a surgical opera­
tion.
cluding ^tuulee, la $36,848,470.
w ord” in luxury, l a sa fe ty / and
absolute com fort. T h e finest o f
equipm ent, com b in ed w ith Qia*
g o n rs w o n d e r f u l h ig h w a y s ,*
this idea in view. Every man holds his job
because he knows his work and can do it
readily, smoothly and efficiently.
It is to this intangible quality in ohr service,
we believe, that we owe a considerable part
of the confidence i plaoed in opr organisation.
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"flight shot” hitting an apple
with an arrow at a distance of 35
yards. An Indoor range Is being
constructed nt the Medford Nata-
torlum. V. D. Miller of this
city
la a runner up in all tourna­
Making 39 points out a pos­
sible 35, R. Beeson, son of John ments and a contender for cham­
D. Beason of Talent, scored high pionship boners.
in an archery tournament held
at the Pumpkin Center archery
range.
Beeson also won the
Archers Get
High Scores
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