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PAGE RTX MEDFOTJD MATL TRTDUXE, MET)FORD, OttECjQX. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921 IEFEATS HILL ACADEMY BY SC0RE0F28 T021 'Hilt's Military academy basketball five Buffered defeat at the hands of l)lv Ashland quintet last night on the Ashland floor In a 28 to 21 content The J 1 1 1 1 bunch, composed of huskle and clever basketeers, led the Ash- landers practically throughout the (fame in spite of the fact that they were unable to get going wide-open and the Granite City boys carried off the honors only after coming to in the last ten minutes of play. Overconfi dence, underestimation of tho Ashland five and tho small floor contributed to Hill's defeat and those who saw the same predict better work on their part when the academy men take a crack at the local high school squad tonight at the Nat. When the military hoys pet on a regulation floor they will un doubtedly show better form. Captuln Goodrich, Hill's running guard Is a whirlwind on the floor, a man who the lofal tossors will havo to watch and who will help to glvo the Medford boys a hard run tonight, ' The llluo and Wlilto lioopsters of Portland defeated Columbia university 44 to 10, Commerce high 35 to 28, and the Multnomah Intermediate 21 to 20 before its southern trip. Tho tontative ljnoup for tonight's gamo will lie: MedforHOM .i Hill's' Academy. ' f)ilonian (cnpt.)....K Itoblnson Watsogr a!:.-$..e...,.r'.. m. Huntly Young..,.....:G,:. Proscott G..... Sherwood......: W right, Phillips Cunningham McKonzIo, of O. A. C, nn experienc ed reforoo, will act as official In to night'B game. HILL MILITARY ACADEMY PLAYS MEDFORD HIGH BASKET BALL TEAM TONIGHT Cadets from Portland Prep School appearing here in doubleheader sport attraction. Left to right: Heyden, Thompson, Cunningham, Capt. Huntley, Wright, Phillips, Robinson, Insert, Captain Goodrich. ' ju Goodrich, Hoy don (if)0(lrich(ciit.) Thompson - M. Maru, Htcwnrd of tho Unlvornity club, and tho moHt influential Japa ncwH) in tho valley, rnado a Htatomont this morning- In behalf of tho local Jnpnnwio colony, HtHtlng forth that they too, deplored, any lnvaolon of the Hoguo Itlvox valley by Japanoso farm era, and that ho would uho hlu per sonal Influoiu'o to priiV(;nt It. Mnru said that ho had mndo an In voHUffalion of tho Hltuallon, and found that but two JapaneHO families hnd tried to lenso land, and that tho ro porta of seorea oomiiiK whh oxafticor Rtod and "not truo." Ho alHo vigor ously denounced nny influx of coollo labor, as being allko detrhnontal to hl own people, and AmorleanH, uiul that tho Japan oho aHBoclatlon would tako action, nnd addroHH resolutions to their con. Mill a at Portland, San rranclHCO, proleming againta any Bunh invnalnn. WOMEN! YOU CAN DIAMOND DYE IT Old, faded pklrtH, walHtn, roatH, nwcatoi'N, or drapoiien, everything, whether wool, llk, linen, cotton, or mixed goods, can bo dyed with Dia mond Dyes. Huv no other dyo'. Adv. m r-RIALTO- 1 " NOW PLAYING Medford bnslcolball fans are inter ested in tho two games to ho played here tonight nnd Friday with tho local high school players nnd tho1 Hill Mili tary Academy quintet of Portland as the participants. Tho games wore ar ranged by President. J. A. Hill of the academy and 1j. P. Campbell, principal of tho Medford high. Tho cadets who represent tho only military , school of Its kind in tho northwest, havo a good team which conquered tho Columbia university quintet 44 to 10, and the Multnomah Club intermediatos, 21 to 20, and the High School of Commerce at Portland, 35 to 28. They are playing four games on this trip. Ashland, Wednesday and Saturday; Medford, Thursday and Friday. The only tiling that mars their pleasure of this trip is the fact that they will miss their costumo dance at tho academy this Saturday night. George Wright, of Ited Lodge, Mont., manager of the teajn, in a message to local friends said: '"We are delighted with the trip and with the fact that We are given an opportunity to see the southern part of Oregon as well as to play basket ball with a bunch of fel lows with a name for good sportsman ship." Ernest Kstes is coach and'iB with the Hill team on the trip, t Oth ers in addition to Estes and Wright, are Wilton Goodrich of Fresno, Cal.; Homer iicyden of Pendleton,' Ore. ; Marion Cunningham of llolso, Idaho; Robert Thomas of Centralia, Wn., and Charles Philips of Seattle. Absinthe, w.-ile most used in France Is made principally in Switzerland. OBITUARY I 1SI1EI.L Clara M. Isboll died at lior homo six miles north of ICagle Point, Ore., Jan. 30th from an illness of the past two yoars, agod 05 yoars. She was born at Portland, Oro., May 1, 1865. Sho Is survived by her husband, Walter Isbell. Interment was at Cen tral Point. PI PUS Lowell Adron Pipes, son of Charlie nnd Julia Pipes, died at the family homo on tho Willow Springs road west of Central Point from epilepsy with which ho hnd boon af flicted alnco childhood. Ho had boon out hunting with ono of the neighbors Wednesday cvonlng. Aflor returning homo ho had been missed for a short whllo and ho was found out in the yard laying face down suffocated. He was tho only child and was born at. l.ordsbnrK, Cel., and was nppd 17 COMMON WITCHHAZEL FINE FOR SORE EYES to ENSKKX J'OHCKS KXIST? DO TIIKY GUOIC Yoni MI'K am) j.ovr.? CAN TltKY UttltMU-: TUT. GAP ov misi'.ii:hst.M)ivo nn. nvKEN MKX AM) womhn; youxij kn.ioy r.vKuv mo- M15XT OF THIS Jilt; PLAY f IT EXPLAINS THINGS Yovvi: woxi)i:iti:t) ovi:n COMING SUNDAY HARRY CAREY "WEST IS WEST" It. la mii-prlnlng how quickly cyo in flammation in helped by common witch hazel, camphor, hydrant Is, etc., an mixed In lavoptik eye wash.' Om elderly lady, who hnd been troubled with chronic eye inflammation for many years, wan greatly helped In two days. Wo guaranteo a Hinall bottle i f 1.avopUk to help AN V CASK weak, .strained or inflamed o.vch. Aluminum eyo cup FIOM. Medford Pharmacy. Main and Contra! Sts. Adv. How's This? TTo offer One Hundred Hollars Reward for any enso of Catarrh that cannot b6 cured by Unit's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Moillrtnn has been taken by catarrh mifTorern for tho past thirty five years, nnd boa become known ns tho moat reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hull's Cntnirh Medicine acta thru the Wood c tho Mucous surfaces, expelling ttm Pol on from the 131cod and healing the d!s jased portions. After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for a short tltuo you will sec n great Improvement In your general henlth Pturt tnklng Hall's Catarrh Medl Mne nt ono and Ket rUI of catarrh. Send for trstlmnninls. free. V, .T. 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