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Musical Hit at Page Tomorrow Night fJEGRO FRESHMAN
WINS CHANCE 10
PLAY HOPPE AGAIN
CHICAGO, Jan. 11. Jake Schnefor
of San-Frnnclsco today U entitled to
onothor try for the 18.2 balk line bil
liard championship which Wllllo
Hoppe wrested from the elder Schao
fer, "tho wizard," and has held for
sovontoen years except last year, when
Young Jako astonished the billiard
world by capturing It In tournament
play and defonding It In match play
against Hoppe.
Bchaofer emerged victor over Kogcr
Contl In a poorly played 1BOO point
three night match, here last night
1C0O to 781.
Contl last night was able to average
but 8 3-16 and his grand average was
18 26-42. Schaefer averaged 29 7-17 in
the final block and his grand average
was 84 38-43. Contl's high run was
115, scored on the opening night, and
SchRofor's 160, collected on the second
night
The Schaefer-Hoppe match for tho
world title probably will be played In
Now York In March.
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HV&vT? (WW
NB WYOHK, Jan. 11. (By tie As
sociated Press.) To show the public
he really Isn't antl-deluvian Jess Wll
lard worked out publicly today,
stripped to the waist. Neither Jess'
265 pounds nor Tex Rlckard's Impor
tubablllty were mussed today over tho
pronounciamento of the state boxing
commission that Wlllard wouldn't be
allowed to meet Jock Dempsoy In thlB
state.
, Since Tom Oibbons, the St. Paul
dancing master, brother of Mike, enme
to town quietly yesterday and talked
with Rlckard, the prognostlcators are
unable to say which Is going to do
battle with Dempsey or whethor Wll
lard and QlbbonB are to moet In an
elimination boat bofore olthor docs.
Kidney Trouble causes Laments
"A lamonoas followed me for some
time, and 1 felt that It was caused
from kldnoy trouble One bottle of
Foley Kldnoy Pills had tho desired of
fect," writes H, II. Arbuokle, South
Bar re, Vermont Backacho, rheuma
tism, dull headacho, too frequent or
burning urination ore symptoms of
Kidney and Madder trouble. Disord
ered kidneys require prompt treat
ment' Nogloct causae serious compli
cations. Foley Kldnoy Pills give quick
relief. Sold everywhere. Adv.
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NEW YORK, Jnn. 11. A request
of Roscoe Conklln Bruce, a negro grad-
i uate of Harvard university, that a
i room be reserved in tho freshman
halls at Harvard for his son, has been
refused by President A. Lawrence
Lowoll, a letter published in tho New
York World today disclosed.
Replying to Mr. Bruce, President
Lowell wroto:
"I ara sorry to have to tell you that
In the freshman halls where residence
Is compulsory, we have felt from tho
beginning the nocessity of not Includ
ing colored men. To the other dormi
toridB and dining rooms they are ad
mitted freely, but in the freshman
halls I am sure you will understand
why, from the beginning, we have not
thought It possible to compel men of
different races to reside together."
Bruce, who lives at Kendall, W. Va.,
is the son of Blanch Kelso Uruce,
former registrar of the United States
treasury. He was a member of the
class of 1902, won membership in Pi
Beta Kappa and was chosen class ora
tor. The son Is preparing to enter'
Harvard at Phillips Exeter academy.
Ventura, Los Angeles. San Barnardlno.l
Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Im
perial, which shall for tho purpose of
this act be designated as Phylloxera
frco; Colorado, Connecticut Delaware,
District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia.
Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mass
achusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Miss
issippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Now Jer
sey, New Mexico, New York, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vir
ginia, West Virginia.
Now, therefore, to prevent the fur
ther Introduction of this dangerous in
sect pest, phylloxera vastatrix within
and through the State of Oregon, I,
Chas. A. Park, President of the State
Board of Horticulture, under the au
thority conferred by Section I of Chap
ter 246 of the Geneml Laws of Oregon
of 1913 and Section 4 of Chapter 312
of the General Laws of Oregon of 1915,
do hereby declare that In order to pre
vent further introduction of said Grape
Phylloxera (Phylloxera vastatrix) into
the State of Oregon it Is necessary to
adopt the following proceedings for
the disposing of grape vinos and grape
cuttings (either rooted or not rooted)
offered for entry Into Oregon or of
fered for sale within the State of
Oregon.
Grape Vines and Grape Cuttings Show
ing Evidence of Infestation.
Grape vines and grape cuttings from
any state, and which show ovldenco of
infestation of phylloxera vastatrix
shall be prohibited from entry into the
State of Oregon regardless of destina
tion. Grape Vines and Grape Cuttings from
Infested States Destined for Phyll
oxera Free Areas.
Grape vines or grape cuttings rooted
or not rooted, shipped from Infested
states and destined for planting in
Oregon State Board of Horticulture
Quarantine No. 12.
The facts being determined by tho
President of the Oregon State Board
of Horticulture that a dangerous in
sect pest injurious to the grape, tho
grape phylloxera (Fttylloxera vasta
trix ). a neat not heretofore prevalent
nor widely distributed throughout tho
State of Oregon nnd reported as occur
ing in the following statOB, to be here
inafter designated as tne miesieu
states:
Arkansas; California, except tor tne
following counties: Santa Barbara,
Leva Hi-own, premier dancer with the Now York Vandorbllt Theater
Mimical lilt, "Oil, lok," lit tho 1'nRo theater Friday, Jnnnnry 12th.
Glass of Salts
: Cleans Kidneys
If yeur' Back hurts or Bladder
. , t bother you, drink lot
of water.
Whan vour kidnevs hurt and vour
book feels sore, don't got soared and
proceed to Iced your stomach with a
lot o( drugs that excite tho kidneys
ud irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by Hushing
them with a mild, harmless salts which
helps to reniovo tho body' urin
ous waste and stimulate them to their
normal aotivitv. Tho function of tho
kidneys ia to 'filler tho blood. In 24
hour they strain from it 600 grains of
aeid and waste, so wo can readily un
derstand the vital importance of keeping
the kidneys active.
Drink lota of water you can't drink
too much; also got from any pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts; tako a
tablcspoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast each morning for a few days
and your kidnev may then act lino.
This famous salts ia made from the
acid of grape and lemon juice, com
bined with lithla, and has been used for
generations to clean and stimulate
clogged kidneys; alno to noutralUc the
acids in urine ao It ia no longer a source
of irritation, tints often ending bladder
weakness.
Jad eWU is Inexpensive) can not In-
?uret makes a delightful effervescent
ithia water drink, which everyone
ahould tako now and then to help keep
their Vldnova clean and active. Try
thin 1 also keep up the waUir drinking,
and no doubt you will wonder what be
came of your Kidney trouble and backache.
HELD MISFORTUNE
MANCHESTER, Englund, Jan. 11.
Commenting upon tho withdrawal of
American troops from tho Rhino, the
Manchester Guardian terms tho Amer
ican dociBlon a misfortune Explain
ing why It considers the withdrawal
Inopportune tho Guardian, says tho
chief objoct of tho French policy has
boon to detach tho Rhlnolnnd perma
nently from Gormnny and that thlB
would bo easier If that district woro
emptied of British and American
forces.
I "Separation of tho Rhlnolnnd from
Germany would bo the greatest Im
aginable monnco to tho future of tho
world," tho iiowspnpor contlnuos. "Wo
should do nothing to help such a
move. There Bhould bo English forces
In tho Rhlnelnnd so long as there are
French forcoB In the Ruhr.
SOFT PEDAL FOR
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Quick Delivery
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81 S. Fir St Phono 3410-J
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I Hetpyr? - iw cr . .
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
Bread
is widely noclnimoil for1 its
quality, KcncroiiN siw mid
delicious tdNti.
Next time ymi order bivnu,
nfdc your utopct for i 'loaf
of Huttrr-Koll. You pn
hnln lilnntf it r
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. The inside
story of tho martini difficulties be
tween Goruldlno Farrar, former opera
star, and hor actor husband, Lou Tel-
logen, which caused the former to
fllo suit for divorce, probably never
will becomo public.
When Miss Farrar's suit was call
ed for trial before Supreme Court
Justice Cohnliin todny, Arthur T.
Schwartz, counsel for Tollogon, mov
ed that tho case bo sent to a referee
for hearing. Eugene Untormyor,
representing Miss Fnrrar, coiiBcnted
and Justice Cohnlan accepted the papers.
Unopposed requests for hearings
before a referee almost Invariably
are grantod and all such hearings are
conducted behind closed doors.
"Sherlock Holmes"
At the Page
Nobody noeds to he told much about
tho picture at tho Pngo this week.
You know Its title Is "Sherlock
Holmes," and that is sufficient data
to send you In soarch of a ticket. Of
course, it adds a great thrill to know
that John Barrymoro Is the star. But
the story Hsolf needs no publicizing.
Tho dotectlvo story has boon a fnv
orlto form of light lltornturo for sev
eral generations. Kdgnr Allan Poo
was ono of tho early masters of a
hlghor class of detective literature.
His short stories dealing with the de
tection of crlmo wore tho fororunnor
of Sherlock Holmes In deductlvo rea
soning. Locoq, tho detoctlve employed by
the French novelist Gnbortau, prob
ably stands next to Sherlock Holmes
in popularity.
Doyle wrote scores of short stories
about Shorlock Holmes and then killed
him off.
Tho great dotectlve won such a hold
over roadors of crlmo and mystery
stories and tho domnnd for more
stories nbout him was so great nnd
widespread that Sir Arthur was com
pellod to reeuscltnto him and write
further adventures of the marvelous
detoctlve.
Tongue Twisters
(Te be read aloud)
By C. L. EDSON,
Author of the Gentle Art of
, Columnlng.
TIIF. rilOOKK.D 1SI.K C'ltOCOHIl.K.
Unli' linMitni went u-HHiling in tlx
Nile.
And on a llttl ( rooked Isle tic mi
n ertMxlUc.
Slio llkill tlu rrrntiiiv- frattiriK
ulicti In' Rinileil: "I'm ainrt to
mi'ot jmt."
He said. "I'll rnn a nice with jron ami
when I txit on, rot you."
This was In the IVtte wImto till"
SPARKS FROM
TODAY'S WIRE
DUBLIN Earnest O'Mally, com.
mander general of tho irregular forces,
captured November 4, is to bo court
mnrtiulcd.
LONDON Captain Keycs, English
air hero was killed when his piano fell
during an experimental flight
HARLAN, Inwa John Schaoffor, 71
was found guilty of first degroo mur
der for tho slaying of Matt Herbst, tho
Jury recommending lifo'lmprlsonment.
GRIP
Fortify the system
against Colds, Grip
nd Influenza by
taking
Laxatlv
FT
Bromb
Qui nine
tabUit ,
which destroy Rerma, art as a
teuic laxative, and keep the sys
tem In condition to throw off
attacks of Colds, Grip and In
fluenza. Be sure you get
Bang!-
Go Prices on
Winter Fabrics
That's my contribution
to the "After the Holi
days Tales."
Enables you to order
the new clothes at a big
saving.
I have blown $5.00 to
to $15.00 off former
prices.
Think how good this
saving will feel in your
pockets, in a new suit
at that!
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phylloxera frco areas la tho State or
Oregon, shall be refused entry and be
BUbjcct to condemnation und destruc
tion within the State of Oregon.
Grape Vines and Grape Cuttings from
Any States Destined for Infested
Areas.
Grape vines nnd grape cuttings
rooted or not rooted, from any state,
dostined for planting in any infested
area may bo admitted: provided that
no evidence of Infestation bo found
and that said vines or cuttings be
given treatment by the hot water
method hereinafter cescribed.
Grape Vines and Grape Cuttings from
Non-infested States.
Grape vines and grape cuttings
rooted or not rooted, grown In and
nhliioeil from states not listed as in
fested and from counties In California I
listed as non-infested and showing no
evidence of infection shall be admitted
for planting to nny area in tho Stale j
of Oregon, provided that the point of
origin in all cases be definitely cstab-
liohed and where not so clearly desig
nated and established, same shall be
held in quurnntine until such informa-j
tlon regarding point of origin is sup
plied and established as correct and
satisfactory. . And, provmeu lurmer,
! that such material admitted for plant
ing shall receive the hot water treat-
meet as hereinafter provided.
i The Hot Water Treatment.
j Whenever tho hot water treatment
is required by any of the above out-
' tln.l It clinll Itn (rivon fit
IIUCU fIVLCUUlU lb Dliail M r - - -
the point of destination in tho pres
ence of and under the supervision of
a state quarantine officer, and at the
expense of the owner or consignee, and
such hot water treatments shall con
sist of the emersion of the vines or
cuttings, rooted or not rootod, in hot
water bath for a period or not less
than three (3) nor more than five (3)
minutes at a temperature which shall
not fall below Via degrees Fahrenheit,
nor go above 128 degrees Fahrenheit,
at any time during the emersion.
Grape Vines and Grape Cuttings
Shipped by the United States Bureau
of Plant Industry
All grape vines and grape cuttings
shipped by the United States Bureau
of Plant Industry: Introduction gar
dens will be admitted to any part of
Oregon from any state if shipment Is
accompanied by a certificate sotting
forth the fact that the grape vines or
cuttings have been inspected and sub
jected to the hot water treatment be
fore shipment by Inspectors of tho
Fbdoral Horticulture Board. If any
anoh eMntnanr Arrived not SO Certified.
the same procedure shall be adopted
in disposing of -said shipment as is
provided for above In tho caso of
commercial shipment
Done nt the orfice of the Oregon
State Board of Horticulture, Portland,
Oregon, January 6, 1923.
CHAS. A. PARK.
President Oregon State Board
of Horticulture.
Executive Office, Salem, Oregon,
January 6, 1923. -
I, Ben W. Olcott, Governor of tho
State of Oregon, do hereby approve
tho foregoing promulgation and desig
nate tho following three newspapers
in the State of Oregon as the news--papers
in which said promulgation
shall bo published:
Chronical, published in The Dalles,
Oregon.
Mail-Tribune,' published in Medford,
Oregon.
Capital Journal, published in Salem,
Oregon.
tirv w oiOTT.
Governor of the State of Oregon. 21 8
INTERESTING FACTS
105,799 Ford Cars and
Trucks Retailed in
December
Approximately the same number
scheduled for delivery this month
What Does This Mean?
This volume of deliveries to actual owners is entirely un
precedented for this time of the year
It has taxed the manufacturing ability of the Ford plants
working at full capacity
It indicates a volume of business during the rapidly ap
proaching months of "heavy demand" which will be far
beyond the maximum production schedule which the
Ford Motor Company has set
And that means a Ford shortage even more acute than the
one which existed last Spring and Summer.
Dealers' stocks all over the country are low there are no
reserves to draw upon to meet the demands for delivery
There is no way in which dealer reserves can be built up,
as deliveries have been made to customers as fast as Cars
could be manufactured since last April.
The only way you can protect your desire to obtain
prompt delivery of a Ford even at this time is to place your
order immediately.
This emphasizes more strongly than anything we
could possibly say the necessity of your making
prompt arrangements with a Ford Dealer for the
luting of your order, particularly if you are con
templating the purchase of a Ford Car or Truck for
use this Spring or Summer.
We believe you are entitled to know these facts as they
actually exist.
T ' i -
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
C. E. Gates Auto Co.