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' HEBF6BB H5IB TRIBUNE, 3J1DF0BP, ' fURTXSOX WEDNESDAY, OTItTfi 55, 1S5.1 ?XGE BEVEST Quick Quaker Oats Cooka to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes - v You Can Sleep Longer now, if you wish Quaker Oats now comes in two styles, identical la quality and flavor. Our experts have perfected Quick Quaker Oats the quickest cooking oats in the world. It cooks in from 3 to 5 minutes, and it cooks to perfection. ' Now your oat dish can be ready, if you wish, before the eggs or coffee. i Now two great supremacies Now Quaker Oats in two ways excel any other oats in exist ence. Long ago their flavor won the world. It has made Quaker Oats the dominant brand wherever oats lovers live. Quaker is flaked from queen grains only just the rich, plump, flavory oats. We get but ten pounds from a bushel, but those ten pounds' are the finest oats that people' ever get. Now comes quick cooking. Quick Quaker is flaked from the tame queen grains. But the oats are cut before flaking. They are . rolled very thin and are partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner that is all. And those small, tjsin flakes cook quickly. If you want exquisite flavor you must get Quaker Oats. If you . want five-minute cooking you must get them. Get either or both, as you like. But get Quaker always if you want this dish delightful. 'i ' .' Regular Quaker Oats . Come in package at left the style you have always known. Quick Quaker Oats Come in package at right, with the "Quick" label. Vour grocer has both. Be sure to ' get the style you want" Packed in sealed round packages with removable covers NDIANS' WINNING STREAK BROKEN BY DETROIT TIGERS CHICAGO, April 25. (By the As sociated Press) Ty CoWj's Detroit Tigers steadying In the ninth Inning ot a wobbly game, broke the winning streak with which the Cleveland In dians began the season by taking yes terday's contest, g to T. The Chicago Cubs, who lost their first contest o the season to the Pittsburg Pirates, ran their string up to 7 by trouncing St. Louis, 3 to 0, Aidridge holding the Cardinals to two hits. Babe Ruth suited the second big occasion of this season by knocking home run. The Philadelphia Athletics defied a strong wind and defeated the -Boa- ton Red Sox, 1 to 3 and the St. Louis Browns won their second victory of the season 1 to 0 from the Chicago White Sox. " The New York Giants tried out two recruit pitchers and defeated the Brooklyn Robins, 6 to 4. The Cincinnati Reds evened their series with the Pittsburg Pirates and their standing In the National league by taking a heavy hitting game 6 to 4. while the Boston Braves and the Philadelphia Quakers were resting because of rain. year old Filipino, oany swam me SO yard breast stroke with ten turns In a tank in two minutes and M seconds. This is said to break the world record made by Stephen Rud dey of Chicago, April 6, MSI, when he covered the distance In three min utes flat. Th occasion of Wlefonso's swim was a tryout for a team to enter he Far Eastern Olympic games at Osaka, Japan, lldofonso Is an en listed man Jn the Philippine scouts. Paddock Gets Okrfi. LOS ANGELES. April !5. Chas. W, Paddock, world's, champion sprinter, who is on the way to Parte to run In the international collegiate track and field championships May to 6, will compete as a representa tive of the University ot Southern California and has , the university's permission to do so, the Trojan ath letic board announced after hearing message from New York quoting an unnamed member of the amateur athletic union aa saying Paddock was likely to be declared a professional, and that he was to enter the Paris meet without U. S, C.'s approval. Coast. Sacramento S; Vernon 4. Los Angeles 2; Portland San Francisco 6; Seattla Salt Lake 4; Oakland 2. American. Rt, Louis J; Chicago 0. Detroit 8; Cleveland 1. New York 4; Washington 0. Philadelphia 1; Boston 3. ff as21 WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFOBD MADE. National. Cincinnati B; Pittsburg 4. Chicago 8; St, Louis 9. New York 6;. Brooklyn 4. Phlladelphla-Beston, rain. M Frank Troeh la Champion, CHICAGO, April 25. Frank Troeh of Vancouver, Wash., has the unusual distinction of being the ama teur tran shooting champion singles and doubles for 1922, It was announced at headquarters of the Amateur Trap Shooting association of America here today by Starr Slat thews, secretary. In winninc the singles title, Mr. Matthews said, Troeh established the greatest record Is tho history of trap shooting. His average for the season was ,9838 per cent, a record by breaking 616i targets out of 8260. In the doubles the Vancouver marksman broke 10 targets out of 1650 for an average of J145 per cent. Picture With Strong Appeal Mighty Lak' & Hose," the new Ed- win Carewe picture which comes to the Page theater today for the remain- der of the week, is touted aa one ot the greatest pictures for human senti ment that has been seen tn a Ions time. It Is a crook story and deals with the Influence a blind girl has on the characters of a gang Into whose hands she falls. In the cast are Dorothy Mackall, an English girl who has been one of the features ot the Zlegfield "Follies"; Janies Hennie, Sam Hardy, Anders Randolf, Helen Montrose, Paul Panzer and Harry Short. Other features on the program in clude Baby Peggy In comedy, (ailed Lips," a Pathe News Weekly and Betty" Brown at the Wurlttzer play ing gongs and melodies dear to every heart that tell in music the story of Mighty Lak' a Rose. too "Stormswept," Page "Stormswept" opens today at RIalto, Robert Thornby directed the pro duction, II. H. Van Loan wrote the story. They worked to the utmost co-operation from the time the first scenes were "sot" until the final fadt out was filmed. As a result the num erous Important situations la "Storm swept" have been developed with un usual power and logic An Interesting feature of "Storm swept," Is the presence Intbe cast of the famous Beery brothers Wallace and Noah, Others of prominence tn the cast are Arllne Pretty and Vir ginia Brown fairs, H is a sea story, with marvelous backgrounds of rolling billows and sweeping horizons. Breaks Swimming Record. MANILA, Anril 25. (By the Asso- clntml Press Teoffto Idiefonso. 20 c-T-e Tires Conserve The Car :-ggf (feoaatf v. w 1 3 mm s mm z -gl' - I jfiflp11 1! . - i. Tire-Making History Experience Only Could Have Built C-T-C Cords EXPERIENCE a quarter-century of it enters into the hand-building of C-T-C Cord tires. 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"The Hindu Is the title ot Mr, Whiteside's successful mystery play; one in which he has been starring for the past two years, and in which he will portray the fas cinating character of Prince Tamar. Miss Sydney Shields will be seen, in Medford in the character of the hero ine: a lovely English girt who runs many dangerous risks In order to cap ture the desperate plotters who are endeavoring to involve all India ts a mad rebellion, merely for great finan cial gain. Other fine artists are Maude Shaw Grant, Elinor Johns, Harold Vosburgh, Harold Do Becker, Grant Sherman, and the Hindu wonder work ers, Paziimba and Desylva, Mr. Whiteside comes to Medford direct from bis San Francisco tri umphs, where crowded houses have been the rule. "The Hindu" is said to be quite the best play Mr. Whiteside has ever had, not excepting I'The Mas ter of Ballantrae" in which he was last seen at the Page theatre three years ago. Columbia Tire Corporation PORTLAND, OREGON. 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