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"PAGE TEX Wc call your attention to Our Display in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Call and .see our $45.00 Suits made of the finest fab rics by .Master Tailors. F.J.HUBER .Ladies' and Men's . Tailor .113 W. Main St. m Have You Tried the Crater Lake Cigar in .. P Made in Med ford We guarantee Havana i goods Medford Cigar Factory 1 Phone 90-M YOU CAN GET MOW ANY DLD THING AT MOST ANY 1 OLD TIME AT DE VOE'8 COLLEGE BASEBALL 10 PLAY IN U. Si. CHICAGO, April Wasedu Univer sity of Japan has arranged the f;ren- est tour of A mttrlcan rol'.t'Kfs 1 1 1 i h Hpriiiff that a Japanese ninu has ever taken, it 1h announced ly the Univer Hily of Chtenffo mhlelie authorities. 'The team from Nippon will play clear inero.sM the country to the Atlantic, ; Htei-UnK Vale ami I larvard. The visitors will he in charge of the i "father of haw-hall in Japan,' Prof. Ilso Abe, dean of the college ami pro j feasor of political economy at the To s kio university. I An incident of the arrangement! is that middle western Kumes were scheduled by Wasodus first basfhall , coach, I'rof. Kred .Merril'ield of I Hi versity of Chicago, who this year is coaching the Chicago team. A num ber of years aso when I'rof. Merrt fii'ld wan teaching in Wanda, h in troduced many of the finer points of lie game to the Japanese college world, and last year piloted a .Ma joon learn back to Japan. ' Just now thi) Japanese squad is get ting into shape in the Hawaiian Islands, It sailed from Vokohama on .March IS, planned to spend a month playing ball around Honolulu, and to arrive in Kan Francisco on April 29. Postponing its 1'acifio coast games until the close of its tour, so as to catch the middle western and eastern college ten ms before college closes, the invaders will push on quickly to Chicago. They are due here on .May 7, The schedule from that time on follows: May 10 at University of Chicago, v May I 1 at Northwestern University, May i:i at Perdue. May 14 at Butler College, Indlan apoliH, May Hi at Indiana University. May 18 at University of Chicago. May 21 ut University of Illinois. May 21! at Kpringfield, III. (Kuga mu Klectrie Co.) May li.'l at Washington University, Hi, UuiiiH. May lift at Harvard University. May 27 at Vale University. May :t() nt University of Pennsyl vania. June 2 at Columbia. University. Juno 4 at .John Hopkins University. June X at Carnegie Institute, June 1 I at University of Chicago. June 12 at University of Detroit. J une I It at Kalamazoo Normal School. June I t at Albion College, Albion, Mich. June 10 a.t. Willicrforce University, Wllherforce. Ohio. June 18 at Oberlln College, Obcrlin, Ohio. June 10 at MasslIIon, Ohio, Aga thon club. June 2S-2!) at University of Michi gan. July 1-13 Western games. On July M tho team will sail from Seattle f"r Yokohama. Tho only game on the schedule above noted as doubt ful Is tho announcement of the Co lumbia game. Earthquakes aro most fn-qiumt at now full moun. DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director! PROTEC YOU HELP YOURSELF YOUR TOWN, YOUR STATE, YOUR COUNTRY BY USING HOME PRODUCTS SNIDER Walter Henry Rothwell With Philharmonic Orchestra, Page, Apr. 29 ' Y ' J JAPANESE FATHER OF BASEBALL IS A CHICAGO Tlio Japanese "Father of HaHeball," I'rofesaor Iso Abo, who 1s brinKiiiK over tho Waseda university nine thin KpriuK for tho farthest east a Japanese ball team has ever played In this country, is omi of the most be loved of all Japaneso public men, ac cording to Coach Morril'iekl of tho University of Chicago. I'rof. .Merril'ield helped to develop the Waseda team 15 or so years ago while a fellow member of the Waseda laculty. 'As tho Initiator of baseball In Ja pan and as tho luaUer of athletic champions, I'rof. Abo is known in all parts- of tho Sunrise kingdom," tho Chicago baseball tutor said. "In bringing his team to tho United States tills spring for the fourth time. Prof. Alio hopes to demonstrate the fact that Japanese young men can play baseball as well as any other nationalities In tho world, given equal advantages with the rest. ' "lie also hopes to provo b,y this ox tended tour of America how cordial aro the feelings which the educated, democratic portion of tho Japaneso people harbor toward America and tho world. "Professor Abe Is modesty itself. Trained at Yale, ho is a leader of lib eral Christian thought, and as fluent a speaker -in English as In his mother tongue. 'fAnnln and again ho has refused templing positions of honor in Japan that ho might continue to influence the youth of Japan through the class room and especially through athlet ics." DA IR IU.S. MEMBERS OF POLAND SQUADRON WA US AW, April Nine American members of the Kosciuszko air squad ron, all soldiers of fortune, recently were awarded 40 acres of land each, near the Polish -Kussian frontier as 'outlined by the Kiga peace treaty. All officers and soldiers of the Pol ish forces are being provided with .tracts along1 Poland's eastern boun jdary, under a Hystem worked out by tho government, providing they take 'up cultivation of the land upon leav lin the military service. By this p'an, Poland hopes to have trained men 'settled permanently where thoy would he handy for service in case tho coun try is over again, attacked from tho east. Alost of the young flyers of tho Kos ciuszko squadron "are planning to re turn fo Am6rica ",Turihg" the summer. If they do not settle upon the land within a specified time, their rights to the farms will be forfeited. As yet none of the Americans has made up his mind to settle down on a Pol ish plot and lead the lift, of n, peas ant. '' Severn 1 of -the Americans were reared in the country, but they way the excitement qf flying and the thrills of wat- h;ve spoiled litem for the back-to-t he-farm movement. Helped Her Lmie Girl 'Children, need all their strength for Ki'owimj. A lingering cold weakens thorn no that tho syBtem is open to attack by more serious sickness. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 4, New Philadel phia, O., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar cured my littlo girl of tUo worst dckling cough..! had tried many thing's and found nothing to help until I got Foley's Honey and Tar." Gives imme-. dlate relief from distressing, racking, tearing coughs. Sold everywhere. Adv, THE KIDDIES ! Y & PRODUCE CO. Strictly a Home Institution MEDFORD MADE TAKK IIO.MK .Mi:i)i'()iti) MAIM-'. C'MV - TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD CANDIES , Having located in Medford for tho purpose of manufacturing and wholesal-' ing candy, we wish to take this means of introducing ourselves to you. Our aim is to give you the best that can be produced,, combining quality with the. most for your money. We ivant to please you. , Come in and see us." We are here to stay. rs . ..'.... i i ,. . , Home Production Is Worthy or Your Help Boost Your Town and You Boost , Your Own Interests MEDFORD VANILLA CHOCOLATES NUT-TOP CHOCOLATES COCONUT - CHOCOLATES PEPPERMINT WAFERS WINTERGREEN WAFERS COCONUT KISSES .CHOCOLATE FUDGES CARMEL NUT Found I.ICT THE K1I)UU:S IJAVK AM, THEY WAXT IT'S PIKE AN OLD MAN Is the Man ten years older than you? yOU CAN TELL HIM, ,. By His Mode ot.Tciivol KEEP YOUNG By Riding a Blko or a Har ley-Davidson Motorcycle Demonstration at Gaylord Motorcycle Shop Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All refuse immediately removed on hort notice. Weekly visit In resi dence ' districts. Dally business dis trict. Phone 891. By serving them SNIDER'S Pure Pasteurized MILK, CREAM, ICE CREAM and BUTTER Seventeen years of experience have taught us the most sanitary methods of handling DAIRY PRODUCTS, i - Visit our factory at 28 N. Bartlett street and see for yourself why it is listed as one of the most modern and sanitary plants of its kind in the state. ; ' - SNIDER'S MILK, CREAM, ICE CREAM, BUTTER A ROGUE RIVER PRODUCT Everywhere Good Candy Is Sold YOUR DEALER HAS IT. PATRONIZE HIM AND , PROMOTE HOME INDUSTRY MEDFORD CANDY CO. 129 S. Front St., Medford It ' ' . . ,r. V ... k 1 No Let-'Er-Go-at-That Spirit Here One of the big troubles of a shop is a let'er-go-at- .th.it spirit that tempts one of the boys to.be careless, and let a job get out that is wrongly or improperly adjusted. ' This spirit does not efxist in this 'shop. We are very, particular along. this line and insist that all workmen ipay strict attention to iill amnute'.. details, thereby insuring the best work on all jobs. VALLEY GARAGE CANDIES Ol'lt C'A.MIV is a wixxki: TRY IT NU NUT BAR ALMOND BAR CREAM BAR ; PEANUT BAR , ; . PEANUT DAISY, COCOJIUT BAR MARSHMALLOW BAR MARSHMAELOW NUT BAR Vl'ALITY' I'l'RITY SERVICE OL'R MOTTO in
