MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.. MEDPOW), ORKiON'. FRIDAY. JAXl'ARV -' 1-
PAftE FIVE
SALEM 100 FAST
IFOR MEDFORD HI,
SCORE IS 40 TO 23
' .liiuzlcd by "inhuman" Bhots and
JPduiubfounded by the speed shown by
the visitors tlio local basketball five
Went down to defeat bofore the Salem !
quintet last nlKlit V a score or 40-23. 1
-Medford showed poor form com-1
pared to tlio 'usual.. performance and'
missed many easy sHota at the basket
Mrlillo Salem showed speed, teamwork
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DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
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II Mr-" w
and uncanny busket Hhootlnu ability,
coupled with a fair Burlnkllnic of luck.
Okorburt?, Salem center, was high
point man with 18 points of Salom's
10, while Ueinlmrt, Sale-ni' forward,
scored 12 and Drown, forward, scored
8.
Medford's less exiierlenced team '
lost Itself In the midst of a throni; of 1
striped suits and Singler and Ilecncy
were tlio only members of the- locul
five that found themselves before tho
finish of the contest. Several of Sled
ford's men have never beforo played
a game of Importance and were more
or less excited. Tonight a better
showing is expected .from tho locals.
Tho Salem five la composed of ex
perienced men, most of whom have
played for the past two or three years
while LUlegren, Salem's clever left
guard, played three years ago on the
Chemawa Indian School team against
Eddie Durno.
Coach Mollis Huntington says that
his aggregation will show oven more
class tonight. During the holiday va
cation, Huntington states, they beat a
team composed of Luke and . "Slats"
Gill and "Pug" Ross, O. A. C. varsity
men, and two men from the Oregon
varsity squad by a score of 26 18,
lie this reputation as it may, the
Med ford team showed fight last night
and will show fight tonight, supple
mented, it is hoped, by cool-headed-ness
and modified tactics of offense.
Discounting the unexpected and seom
ingly impossible shots last night, tin:
Salem men worked for every point
they got and it is expected that they
will work even harder tonight.
A largo crowd attended last night's
game and, though not too woll satis
fied with tho outcouio, practically
every one will be back again tonight
to see a Medford comeback, and the
fans expect a strong ono.
Lineup:
Salem, 40 Medford. 23
rtelnhart R. K. Singler
Brown ;...L. P. Watson
Okerburg C Daughman
Patterson R. G Williams
Lillegren L. O Hnteman
Substitutions: Salem Fallon for
Drown; Hrown for Reinhart. Med
ford Deeney for Watson: Allen for
Uaughiuuu; Dick Singler for Wil
liams: Heichsteln for Iluteman; Riddle
lor llecney.
Referee: Jewott, Coutral Point.
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The second team defeated the Quid
Hill high school team by a score of
r.3 to 8 In the preliminary contest. The
game was reforeed by Wagner, uu
Oregon man from Gold Hill.
EDMONTON, Altn Everett Mc
Gowan of St. Paul, Sllnn., broke the
world's record of 2:35 for ono mild
on tho Ice with a time of 2:24.
ST LOUIS,;. Mo.-rJohnny SchUlte.
catcher for the Mobile Southern asso
ciation team last year, slgnod a con
tract with the St Louis Browns.
Basketball Results.
At Eugene University of Wasliing
ton. 34 : University of Oregon, 32.
At Choney Cheney State normal,
6G; Lewiston (Idaho) normal, C.
Grnpplors Moot Tonight.
SEATTLE. Jnn. 28. Their Br.'ip
piers having defeated the University
of Oregon In Eugene last year, l.nl
versitv of Washington fans are hop
Ing for victory tonight when the
Husky wrestling team makes its
first appearance of the season, meet
ing tlio Lemon Yellow hero.
The men who will contend on the
mat for Washington and Oregon re
spectively aro: 126 pounds. Boy
Ilerry and Chester Sumption: 135,
Everett Paup and Roy Oarrett: 143.
IJarrol t.eavitt and Harvey Robert
son: 108, Joo Crumb, and James
Iimdwny; 175, Pnul Davis and Jens
Terjcaon.
RJflc Mau-h Ily Wire
SEATTLE. Jnn. 26. A ten roan
team of tho University ot Washington
was today to engago .in a shooting
match with Boston University, the
results to bo exchanged by telegraph.
Tho contest consisted of ten shots off
hand and ten prone for each man.
the flvo best shots on each sldo to
count. Washington defeated Boston
In the two previous shoots of this
kind between the institutions.
E
BY EXTENSION OF
NEW YOItK, Jnn. SC. Babo
Ruth's blood pressure went up to
day and ho smiled broader than he
has done ulnco the world's series.. In
the series Bab didn't do so well.
Bnbo accompanied I'Wonnl Huston,
half owner of tho Yankees to the
new Yankee stadium In the Bronx,
whero the Bambino will spend many
afternoons next summer. Together
they surveyed the nearly completed
umpithentcr.
"Bay." said the Babe, 'here's ono
baby who is mighty glad he's not a
center fielder. but," he hastened to
add, "who'sc mighty glad he's a bat
ter." Tho Center field of the Yankee
park extends .sixty-five feet further
thnn at tho Polo grounds which. In
cidentally, is to bo lengthened. Ruth
predicted that many home runs
would be made within the Yankee
park and that the bank where tho
turf approaches the stands will af
ford opportunities for many spec
tacular catches by the gardners. Ruth
plays lift field.
Radio Program
Barney Baruch Favors
Ford's Shoals Offer
' WASHINGTON. Jan. 2C (By the
Associated ' Press)- Acceptance of
Henry Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals
provided no better of fer is available
and conditioned on tho actual pro
duction of nitrogen .for fertilizer , at
th rate of 40,000 tons a year is
i mmended 'lii '. a special report
made to the Americnn Farm Bureau
Federation by Bernard M. Baruch';
war time chairman of tho war Indus
tries' board. .
T. R.'s Estate Value Grows.
NEW YORK, - Jan. 20. An ac
counting by trustees of the estate of
Theodore Rqosevelt approved . by .a
refereo,- and filed In supreme court
todayi. revealed that Jts- value has In
rreosod from J687I370 to S702.2JS
between January 6, 1919. tho day ot
his dentn, and March 31, 1922.
It
ffliifeiillliliiillfe!
Reasons Why the Bonds of
the M. F. Hanley Ranch Are
Best for Local Investors!
Convenient
Denominations
$100, $500,
$1000.
Interest payable
semi-annually.
Legal investment
for Savings Banks
and Trust Funds
in Oregon.
Bonded debt only
25. of appraised
value of security
Price par and
interest, yielding
Jv2
You alread' kiiow tho wou'deri'ul .fer
tility of this world famed Ifoguc River
Valiey; you know of the ability of Mr.
Ilanley as a successful rancher and of
the proximit' of his holdings. ..
But do you know that your investment
in the Bonds of the M. F. Ilanley rauch
is secured by property worth four
times the entire amount of bonds?
These Bonds permit the investor to
invest his funds for a longer period of
time than is possible with the average
farm .mortgage. Moreover, the usual
farm mortgage makes no provision for
maintenance of earning power; whereas
.in this security, Mr. Ilanley covenants
to keep on hand at all tinies at least GOO
head of. cattle. ';';,-
We have given this loan a thorough In-'
vestigation and recommend these I3onda
as an unusually attractive and conserv
ative investment.
Tlie Portland Trust Co. is appointed as
Trustee for the Bondholders to sec that .
all provisions of the mortgage are ad
hered to and to see that principal and
interest are promptly paid.
Our Mr. Veazio at the Medford Hotel will be glad to call upon you and explain
the many other features of these Bonds. Phone 764 for informa
tion and descriptive circulars or write us direct.
G'E-MILLER & COMPANY
m
Seattle
Oakland
MUNICI PAL
CD FLOOR N. W. BANK BLDO. PORTLAND
San Francisco
. Los Angeles
Telephone Main 4195
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The following program, arranged
by Wm. K. Isaacs -will be broadcast
tonight .(Friday) between 9 and 10
p. .m.; by KFAV. Medford, Oregon.
Miss Fluster Le Mar ..Mezzo-Soprano
Miss Kern Hutchison Pianist
William Harris and W. K. Isaacs . .
, . . . "i . . . . . Itai-itones
Mrs. Ouy Childcrs and Miss Fern
Mutchison accompanying.
"When Winter Comes," piano solo
Harry Carroll
. Miss Kern Hutchison.
(a) "April. Showers." vocal solo..
(b) "Nobody Lied" vocal solo ..
Misa Buster Le Mar.
(n "nocause." vocal solo. .d'Hardlot
(b) "Vale," vocal soto Itussoll
William Harris,
(a) "Tho Winds Are Calling." ...
b) "Down in the Kortvt," vocal solo
. ... Konald
Wm. F. Isaacs.
"Chicago," piano solo Fisher
Miss Fern Hutchison,
(a) "Why Should I Cry Over You"
(b) "Three o'clock in tho Morning,"
. vocnl solos
Itlss Duster Lc Mur.
"Uond to Mandnlay'rvocal solo, . .
-. i Speaks
. Mr. Wm. Harris.
(a) "Jean" vocal,. solo Burleigh
(b) "Prelude," vocal solo ...Honald
Win. F. Isaac".
i i Bauwwmi
Picturlzed Tale by Kyne, Pago
"While Satan Sleeps," . which is
made from Feter B. Kyne's "Tho Par
son of Pantamint," is at the Pago
Theator this week with Jnclc Holt as
Its thief-parson hero. Ho is a bishop's
son, this unregenerate, who lands in
a szmall town and, under tho guise of
being a churchman, carries on his
regular business of thieving.
He is reformed finally and puts on
the white vestments of the clergyman
worthily.
Jack Holt has FYltzl Brunette for
his vis-a-vis. Mabol Van tluron plnys
a dance hall girl who repents on hor
death bed, Sunflower Radio, sho Is
called. J. P. Locknoy does a good bit
as Chucks walla Bill, and Wado Butler.
Sylvia Ashton and Herbert Standing
do bits that, add to the reality of the
scenes. 1 ' 1 ' ,
Betty Brown has anothor of her In
triguing programs of popular music
played as only she can" piny It, and
Bull Montana In "A Ladies Man" is an
important attraction on tho bill.
Rialto Attraction "The 8ln Flood"
"The .Sin Flood," an extraordinary
story, tho evcntB of which roveal the
inherent characteristics of a dozen
types of "sinners." is on tho screen
at tho Rialto Theater for today and
tomorrow. Its remarkable situations
are such as to bring to light the real
selves ot the various characters In
volved. In the bollof that thoir day of
reckoning has come, all moke decided
ly frank confessions of their sins and
pledge themselves to a better order of
living, until events' suddenly take a
now turn, tho peril Is removod, and
somehow tho ropentant sinners seem
to forgot tholr. vows.
In the caso are Holeno Chadwlck,
Richard Dlx, James Kirkwood, Ralph
Lewis and others.
Varied films and music by Alice Jay
are on the bill. .
Medford Center Dept. Store
FnUy Stopped Agnln.
OLYMI'IA. Jnn. 20. The execu
tive board of the stnto federation of
women's clubs passed a resolution
beforo adjournment of Its rnld-win
ter session hero yesterday protesting
against exhibition o; Uoscoo Arbucklc
films in wosnmgton.
Notice to Beginner.
Beginning classes In tho 1st grade
will be started Monday, January 20th,
at Washington, Lincoln and RuosovnU
Schools. Children may be entered In
these classes who aro now six or will
be six years of ago by May 1st. Should
these become too heavy, we will send
away the youngest entrants or thoso
appearing least able to carry the
work. All pupils entering these
classes, should enter preferably on tho
opening day. In no event will they
be accepted entering after Monday,
February 12th. Such children as are
In the Jackson section may enter the
beginning classes cither at Washing
ton or Lincoln School.
(Signed) AUBREY O. 8MITH,
2fii Superintendent. J
Drastic Reductions for One Week on Every Article
of Men's and Boys' Hats, Caps and Wearing Ap
parel, and Every Lady's Coat, Cape and Dress.
Don't miss this chance to save real money.
The $75,000 Painting Entitled
"NEVER ALONE"
By Herbert de Marcau, famous artist and world war hero, killed in the battle of Chateau
Thierry June 6, 1918, on exhibition here for a limited time.
Medford Center
Sanitary Market
COMING GOODNESS
CASTS ITS FRAGRANCE
beforo. where our meats arc
sorved. Their fine otlur is a
temptation to cat and to cat is
surely to enjoy to tho utmost.
Try a roast and see if you don't
find it finer than meat you have
ever tasted before, mid at not n
bit higher cost.'
FOR ONE WEEK
tlnby Beef Pot Roast 12 1-2 to 18c
Venl Stew, per lb 12 l-2o
,Vcal Pot Hoast.. 15o to 25c
Eastern .Sugar Cured Skinned
Hams, half or whole....' 28c
Eastern Itaeon, half or wholc....28c
Pienie Shouledrs 19o
Open Kettle Pure Lni'd 171-2c
(food tender Seuk 20o
Real torn Beef .'...15c to 25c
Hamburger 15c, 2 lbs. 25o
Pure Pork Sausage 25c
Round Steak Ground While You
Wait. '
20th Century Grocery
SATURDAY ONLY
FROM MORNING UNTIL 2 O'CLOCK:
Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 Cans 25 Cents
(Limit 3 Cans) .
SATURDAY AND MONDAY WE OFFER
Cane Sugar, 13 lbs $l.QO
Blue Kose Iload Riec, 3Vo lbs 25 cents
Royal Baking Powder, large cans 40 cents
Oregon Yellow Onions, 3 lbs 10 cents
Oregon Yellow Onions, 10 lbs.... .........29 cents
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars ..46 cents'
Freshly- Seeded Sun Maid Raisins, large pkt 15$
Standard String Beans or Corn.... 2 cans 25 cents
Sweet Potatoes, G lbs , ....25 cents'
Royal White Soap, 10 bars............ ;.:.,.41 cents
20th Century Coffee, "a little better every day,'!
Pound." ...33 3 lbs....! ........95
Blookers Cocoat, finest Dutch , Cocoa on the
Pacific Coast.:.. 15, 30 58.
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Our Equipment and Experience Assures
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One Man Top
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" FOR 8 MORE DAYS
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NOTICE.
Through an Error Onr Office :
Telephone Number was omitted la
the new Directory. "'.'' '.'"'.
IT IS 77 ''"'
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Dentistry and X-Itay "
Bnd Floor Medford Bids.
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(Successors to kudo)
M 8. Fir St Thone 230-J
Blue Front Fizit Shop
111 S. Holly BU
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at
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