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s\ 1'1 lll»AY, M 1IH II 2«. III2I. GllAXTH PASH OA11.Y VMH IUI K PAGE TWO HERES THE BID WE RE) ALWAYS MAKING - J FOR PLUMBIN6- UNDER.” ARNOLD HORWEEN HELD IN HIGH RESPECT BY HARVARD STUDENTS i T akinô J P lum B/ h C- fit umber Wo make only on bid for pub lic favor We promise to place in your home or in your place of business high character plumbing accessories that will a satisfactory serve you fn manner We promise you that we will serve you well in a re- pair capacity and we ll answer phone S08-J promptly. B. S. Dedrick 514 F StrwC PHONE 3OS-J MIXED SPORTS IS DEFEATED Plan for Intermingling Amateur and Profesa.onal Athletes Rejected in the Far West The proposal of the Alberta and British Columbia brat.ches of the Ama teur Athletic Union of Canada f -r the tntennlngllnc of amateur and profes sional athletes in sport was defeated by a large majority at the organist: Hon's recent annual n eet'ng HAVE FUN WITH BRIDEGROOM Harmless Teasing by Bridal Attend ants Is a Feature of the Af. ghan Wedding Ceremony. The ceremony of the mirror. Is per haps. the oldest custom in connection with the Afghan wedding ceremony. A mirror is placed before the bride, and the bridegroom is asked to sit at the brides left. A shawl is held over them, and the bride unveils aud looks iu the mirror. Husband and wife see each other's face for the tlrst time. It is their tlrst real meeting says lk- bal All Shah, in Asia magazine. The bride Is shy and dies not open her eyes, and the bridesmaids and oth ers chaff her freely. An engraved silver bowl Is then brought, with a little sherbet and a The plate of white rice pudding, bridegroom drinks a little of the sher bet aud offers the bride a sip. She closes her lips tight, but force ' la applied and a spoonful put into her mouth; so also with the rice pudding. A shower of roses announces the term ination of this rite. When the bride groom attempts to rise, be finds he is held down to the floor; a corner of his oat has been sewed to the car pet. There is a roar of laughter. The offender is found—probably a younger s.ster of the bride. She re fuses to undo the stitches unless a gold coin is giveD to her. As soon as this toll is paid, the bridegroom calls his attendants to bring his shoes, but one of them is missing. Some one declares she knows who has the shoe. It is returned on payment of two gold coins, and the bridegroom 1» freed from his tormentors. vaptam Horween as He Appeared on Football Field. Kuperstitiou* Harvard students who sera to propitiate the fates in vatice of examination* have found a new source of good omen hi Arnold Hob ween, captain of the Crims, ti fo» tball team. The fact that the Harvard lead er in the t»>** of coins for choice of strategy in football gainee railed th»» turn in every < • ntest this season and thereby gained the opening advantage In a season of piny that included no defeats has caused the undergraduate body to regard him as the arch priest of Kietnet. As a result, students on the eve of examinations ask for a shake of his hand, rub him on the back or seek his good wishes in the tilt against the academic bugaboo. AMERICAN SPORTS IN NO NEED OF CHARITY Home for Aged and Infirm Is Considered Joke. LANDIS WILL RAISE PENNANT Head of New Baseball Commission Ac I cepta Invitation to Officiata at Cleveland. Judge K M Laiidi". head of the new ba *eball comtulxaioQ, will officiate next summer at the raising of the world’s series pennant ever won Pepetitious. We ean ar«’.re j * p the c* 5e little one who said «h$» knew how > sj’»e!l “banana ad right, only she idn't know where to stop.”—Bustoi. ‘tanscript. Because of the material curtail ment of motor car prixluction this winter, the country faces a decided shortage of quality cars this spring and summer. (.onsuquently Buick dealers are advising motorists to place their Buick orders now because orders must be sent to factory The reason why the demand for Buick cars lias always ex ceeded the supply is mor« pro nounerd than ever in the 1921 Buick (Coupled w ith the noted Buick power and dependability arc added riding comfort, eas ier control and a bcautv and grace that fittingly express Buick worth. Autln iri/.ctl Buick Service insures full return on Buick investment Smce Januaiy/ I legulai equipment on all modelì include* Coi J I ue¡ (B 82) 7OPE WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK Will Bi ll I) IHIM » SHARKEY IRRITATES HERMAN Bantamweight Champion Says Hard est Man to Whip Is One Who Refuses to Fight. Judge Landis. Cleveland team, according to President Sanford of th»* Cleveland Rotary club. Mr. Sanford said Judge LandU has accepted President James <’. bunn* invitation to offirhite. The raising of the American league pennant will be a «♦•¡•arnte affair. The hard<*>! man In the world tn lick, accord • to <’l impl<»n Petr Her man. I n the fellow who won't fight. He says "That fellow Sharkey certainly gets my goat. He won’t stand up and Baht me All he does is hop In. pop me a few wallop* and nwav he goes. He won't stand «till long enough for me to let go with my right hand, and It I n as useless ns If If were strapped t<> Hot Water by the Tubful for the Laundry or by the mugful for the shave it makes no dif ference. Whichever you w.-mt you have it instantly at the turn of a faucet Ike Electric W ater Heater Wav. Alladin outdone! Presto! Not a bit of exertion on your part— not a moment lost and yet the water runs hot from any faucet in your home at anv hour-—runs hot until vou shut it oft. PROTESTS USE OF FLAG Wearing of the American flag hy bo.vrs appearing In bout* in Massachusetts is prohibited in a ruling announ«by th»* state boxing <onirnl*>ion. The ruling was made at the request <»f th»* Am»*rlnin Legi«»n. The conirnls sion also requ* s»**d that boxers refrain from muking religious In the ring. More Advx? If you think you .re hr: dark.—Boston Evening Transcript. months in advance of delivery. IMMEDIATE DEUVKIIY In England Serious Consideration Glv- •n to Plan for Providing Comfort able Shelter for Indigent Old Timers. Homes for the agtd and Infirm of the American sport fruternlty hardly would make a hit with the sal»! aged and Infirm It Is subject for jest mor» than serious entertainment. However, in England. provision for the “old timers" Is being seriously considered. The British board of boxing - outrnl has sanctioned a campaign to raise a fund for an indigent boxers' home. To increase the fuLd and make poe slble the accomplishment of the pur pose, the board is considering a plat, to assess a twrcentage of the receipts of boxing shows to keep the oh! boys going whet, they get down and out. Considering purses ranging from $5,000 to $300.01» that are being given to Ameri- ah boxers for an evening's exhibition th- fan« who are paying from ■*" to $25 probably would rise up with an awful wrath If any such move were made In this country Tl e present day school of Ameri can boxers Is a far more thrifty gregution than the old timers years the demand for Buick cars has always ex ceeded the supply—even when Buick prixluction mounted to 500 cars daily. Electric Water Heater Ask about our flat rates for water Heaters TO MAKE USE OF WRESTLING Entire Yale Rowing Squad Ordered to Work Out on Gymnasium Mats in Daily Practice. California-Oregon Power Co Pete Herman. HOT < I«»S Bl Xs! Don’t yon just lov.- 'em? Yon bet ’ Easter t;:n- is hot cross bun t ime and this is th i>ake Our shop to buy them at. buns are simply deli- ic►us- — 'docks an<l for folks Ml our block s to pet ’em East* r cakeg ar* fine too Ask your Grocer for Broad baked by the GRANTS PASS BAKERY Benny Leonard . as Amassed a Huge Fo'tu”e in the Prize Ring. The bu n»-s-illke Johnny Kllbane th r»til » -tat»- holdl’.trs of barorillk»- [iron “»I .I. the • »-altliv Benny !.<-<a ard and other afl!n<-nt »hainpion«. ha »- twenty of money and they're liohllt: ■ on to ft. V THF. l>i ' MOM» BRAND. A l^uflr«! Aaa ynaw Dr iayfat /A < bl-rhr«-t«*r • iHxmoni Ilrtid/AX Piria 11 Nr 4 • Î <*«I4 r ' - t.-rae», tea.- •.»'.) - F .. T»«a« •« sthrr B«»» of >onr V Mr«»«« A - < r< IÎI.4 ift^-TFRf DIAMOND BRAND PI 1.1.N, for M yewrt k n iwn m lie t. ! «fett. A ! ~«yt ReilaUr SOLD IW QRLWSIS EVLRYWHLKt TENTATIVE COLUMBIA GAMES Incomplete Schedule Shows Baseball Contest, With Army and Navy as New Opponents. PLAN BOXING FOR JAPANESE Yujire Watanabe to Establish School • nd Will Import American Boxer* for Exhibitions. CHICHESTER S PILLS Wrestling has I.... n Indorsed as th»» official winter exercise for the Yale i.nrsmen, and the entire rowing squad bus been ordered upon the gymnasium floor mats for dully practice with tn»- wrestling -quad. In addition, Izzy Winters, the wrestling coach, has been HpjHilnted trainer and conditioner of the rowing -quad not only during the winter months but for the entire rac ing season. Ho Imd charge of the wrestling instruction Ht the bay navy station during th»- World war. Japan soon will flourish mm a boxing renter. H*'ordlng to YuJIro Wntaniitn* Japanese boxer. who is on hl** way to Tokyo to establish a boxing school. U p will also ha vp a school at Osaka and will Import American boxers for exhibition* later, he «aid. The Army nnd Navy baseball teams are among the n»-w opponents of <•»>. lumrdn thl - year. according to th«- In- compute s»-h» -.||o<fuli, b-u»-d. t'olumbfa ‘»liil«- issued. will play lit West Point May ||, and Naval «»“I'li-niy officials have applied for ii »-ont»-st In .May. Ilowddln and the University of Vermont also will plnv Columbia for th»- first time. The University of Pennsylvania, which usually plnys commencement »lay, has i been replaced by Cornell. i-hritice to >n't. so pe detrae Tractor TRA NING C1MPS FOR 1921 American League. 1'Z.D Team 1921 New York Jarksofi v’e. Hhreveport WHxh’gton .Tamp i .... Ta m pa Boston....... Hot SprlnifH Hot Hprlnxs phllN'Ielp'a l/k (TiMrh*s I.k Charles Ch1< ago Wa»o___ Waxaha« hie I »»‘troll.. Maron... . 8 Antonin Cleveland N Orleans.. I’allaa 8t I/OUtN Taylor.. . B'g'lusa.La. National League. T»*am 133» 1921 f’In» Innati Miami......... 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