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MEDJt)rvr matl trtbttne? medford. oafiow Thursday, January x 1021
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ISPECIAL
I Meeting
f Friday Night
1 7:30 o'clock
American' Legidn Hall
For purpose , of consid
eration of the proposed
state plan of adjusted
compensation.
Full attendance ' is re
; ; . -, quested.
F.P.FARRELL '
? Commander; ;
COLi HOLMES
. J, ' Adjutant.
REFINED SERVICE
' at a saving, '.
We, arer in a position to
give., the lowest... possible
rates, 'btjaitiable.
Everjritetn of modern fun
eral service is given" our
most careful attention.
alsjo
j'ji tne ' assistance " of' :,
Licensed Lady
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; without extra charge
Weeks -Conger Co:
CbftoSA i ersoiiil
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$50.00, Including
carrying case.
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Totrthators for Po. Oregon.
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Medford Nat. . Hione 188-m
H, S. BASKETBALL
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The Medford hlglf schQol basketball
five will mulie Its debut In Uio public
limelight ' totriorrow night when It
meets an alumni aggregation in the
season'B curtain-raiser at the Natator-inm.-
From the side-rajls this scrim
mage for It promises to be a real
scrimmage -will uudbiibteiily be Inter
esting insofar as Coach Klura - has
given his hieri a series of hard work
outs this week rounding them Into
shape for the contest. In these try
outs the high school men have been
showing good form and they are de
termined to give their opponents a
hard run. ' ' .'
The alumni will consist' 6t former
Medford baskei stars and should give
aodd account 6t themselves Friday
evening although the lack of training
will handicap their work., It will bo
the first opportunity., for. the public 'to
see Klmn's men workout and witness
the performance of men who have
made .basketball history fat. Medford
in past years. Although' it is hard to
tell who will play "tor the aliiintji at
this time the tentative line-lip' wilt be:
Medrord. '. .,;..''. 'i.AJumhl
Coleman F..l.... Williamson
J. .Young F.... J-Ray.-Fish'
llaughman C ..u. Nanegnn
Sherwood G J. Olmstead
Prescott .0. ....... Smith
.Walson will play for the hlgft school
and Sherwood probably for the alumni.
As a preliminary to the boys contest
the Wglt school girls sextet will play
with the, alnmlit girl tbss'eVs,, King,
Who is 'coddling the glrlS team at high
school this . season,, has, developed a
fast little squad from this year's turn
out which will be pitted against a team
composed of the best of recent years.
The probable linenp for this prelimin
ary contes will be:
Medford. , , '. "' Altimhl.
Campbell F...::. N. rieniphlll
tlukill ,:..,:......:.....F...'......'.:' McDonald
Ashcraft SC R. Jacobs
Mills .....JC... Daniels
SUeeters ..................O: Sears
Knljips ,.:......:....:....G Clark
Every possible Step has been taken
to Insure the comfort of the spectators,
reserved scats having been provided
and the building heated. , The . athletic
management of the high school is hom
ing for a good attendance at this open
ing contest and in return two fast,
interesting games may be expected..
AT Legion Friday
A special meeting of Medford Post
of th'e American Legion has been
called by Commander Farrell for Fri
day night, January 1.4th, at the Legion
cliib. . This meeting has been called by
direction of department headquarters
fof the purpose of considering the mat
ter of J state' bonus for ex-servfee per
sons, who enlisted from Oregon..
A bonus from the state of Oregon to
Oregon ex-soldiers and . sailors . has
been recommended by Governor Olcbtt
td the state legislature, and several
posts of the state have also approved
the plan, and. the advisability of put
tlilg the -proposition before the present
session of the legislature is how being
submitted to a referendum of tbe var
ious posts of trie State. ' '
HARMLESS SPORT
MEXICO. CITY. Duelling as prac
ticed In Mexico is the most harmless
of outdoor sports. . Altho scarcely a
week passes but some person whose
pride .has been hurt challenges the of
fender fc "pistols at twenty paces in
the Ubs'qu'e of Chapultep'e'c," few reach
beyond the stage of talk and none even
ventures close to reality.
. A deputy from one Mexican state
rises In. the chamber and bitterly as
sails a member front another sflita for
ills attitude on certain public mea
sures. , The other replies with equal
vituperation. . fiefore the day Is done
the chances are a challenge will be
carried to one or the other by two sec
onds who later describe their efforts
in a verbose report to all the news
papers. .
Once in a while the challenge will
be accepted and then there is a scram
ble on h.1 sides to see to it that the
'government Intervenes" at the proper
moment Whether there is official
"Intervention" is Cohjecttii-e but the
announcement Is. always th$ same
that "high authorities frowned upon
the contemplated struggle to death and
forbade It." Pride Is always satisfied
by sucfi announcement and the inci
dent is forgotten. . . , . ,
Liberty BoHdfi. ' -NEW
TOHK, Jan. 13. Liberty
bonds closed: 3'j'a $92.30: first 4'
I86.40: second ' 4's, $86.80-bid; first
Jf.00: second 4V 85.SC:
third M's 89.0; fourth 4'b H.S;
Victory 3i's 97.00; Victory -4
97.08. - - , i
SEASON OPENS A
Way Be Secretary Of Labor
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LOeV&IBIIiklH10tT.WAtMlNaT9N
,L-Representative Frederick N; Zinlr
man, of Maryland, who is mentioned
as a; .contender for the post of, Sec
retary of Labor in Mr. Harding's
cabinet. Mr. 3ihlman is recognised
as one of Labor's trlen'ds in the
House. ' Ho ' began his career in it
Cumberland glass - factory and has'
held many offices iri labor councils,
culminating in the presidency of the
Maryland Stats Federation of Labor,
which position ho held while serv
ing as president of the Allegany
Trades Council.
GODOWSKY CONCERT
IS MUSICAL EVENT
f INTER SEASON
The' ladies' in charge o Mr. DodowS
ky's concert in Medford, an "Jaiiuary
25th, have been busily working the
past two days, personally chlliiig bn
business men and telephoning lb music
lovers and patrons, of the high class
attractions that visit Medtord, ' and
have met with such much eiftliuslusih
iri the coming bf this (treat artist, that
definite1 arrangements were made with
the management, Ohd it is now assured
that the world s greatest pianist will
visit Medford at tlie Page theater. bn
January 25th. ' - '.
, No one who has ever heard. Godows-'
ky play will miss an opportunity to
hear him again. When Godowsky plays
it is indeed an event long to be re-1,
membered. Of all the great pianists,
he seems to be universally the best
beloved his audiences, pupils and
friends adore him. '' "
. A prominent New York sculptor re
cently said: "No oho bah truly know
Godowsky without respecting and lilt-,
ing him.. He Is small of stature, but
great of soul. A poet, as well as a
master musician of the finest order.
Among his many fine characteristics
most prominent and most rare Is his
wonderful modesty. He Is a niart of
tine character and high ideals, whlcli
finds expression in the wonderful tone
pictures -he draws from his piano.
; D'6dRN. ilbllaud, jmi.,.ii!-F()rincr
Emperor William of Germany aiid oth
ers at the house of. Doom are con
vinced that the death of former Em
press Augusta Victoria is a matter of
only a short time. ' Dr. Maehner sdld
today she might linger indefinitely
Although her conillli'on was becoming
Inranolnirlv oai-liAno '
' Every, detail for her funeral nas al
ready been worked out.
a can of Del
Mcnte Beans
with Tomato
Sauce tonight? '
They'll sure
ly bring back
that old-time
hunger zest of ,
. youth; '
!1Ied
' Whynottiy
I a can of Del I
, Monte Beans "'1 r.
I'j with Tomato I
I Sauce tonight? ' I 3
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COURSES OFTEN
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In nn ac(UOfW.aithe Clinmber lot
Coinmf rce forum yt'sterday on "A
New Movement in -Vnivt-rsity. Kduca-
tlon,' John C. Altnack made , )mo I
startling statements in rppnrd to tho
highly advertised fextemton tirliveisi
tiea whlrh promise diplomas '''for, va
rious occupations after throo months
couree of study ijpon tho payment 'of
imrns iany:intf rfrbm thirty-to one hun
dred and fifty dollars. .'
The fact th&t only lvo arid ir lialf
percent of the students which enroll
ever complete their-courses and as
the student enrollment runs into tho
millions, it is very evident that mil
lions of dollars are,h-inR received an
nually, by these advertised extension
universities arid it is not a paying- lii-'
vestment for the students. Naturally
there are some exceptions, but 'there
are vVry few of them where an honest
effort is bohiff mado to give tho Stu
dents value received for their m'oiiey,
A state ihw; was passed some years
ago to curb tho activities of those un
scrupulous' Institutions, but 'the same
was declared unconstitutional, and as
most of theni were 'located otitsldct op
Oregon, no iocariaw could effect their
operation. ,
The forum1 was well attended; H.
C. Smith, the new proprietor of the
Holland Ho'fel responded to ft "call for
a few remarks as to his impressions
of Medford, 'Jbhn Jl. Fulley, 'secre
tary of tho'Ashland Cluunhel oT.Cbm-'
merce extended an Invitation trt the
members Of the Medford (Miamber to
attend the an nun, 1 dinner -of tho h
land Chamber, which will take, place
on January 20 at whlchtlmo Frank
llranch ItHey will give his Illustrated
lecture of tho Pacific Northwest
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' ' ' 15 to 30 Rediictioiis ' ' :
WEED TIRE CHAINS
. " AiiSizs, 30
Cross Chains 5c Each
- we Xl'so iiAvi Xfew new a'nd used Cars ;
AT BIG REDUCTIONS 1
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