Medford mail tribune., February 05, 1924, Page 10, Image 10

FPXei TEN
ger. In the Loyola university pool.
was first In the 100 yard free sty
500 yard breast stroke, 500 yard fi
style and the diving event.
SHOE
T
LDS BATTLE
OFFICERS DECLARE
HUSKIES BY 1 POINT
I
GETS HIS $250,000
NEW YORK, Fob. 6. Babe Ruth's
contract with the New York Yankeea
has three yeiirs more to run at an an
nual fluure of $52,000. Thin. It waa
Bald today. 1b the reault of the club's
decialon to exercise their two year op
lion It received when the home run
king signed a three year agreement
In 1922. In round figures, the Babe's
Biliary will be a quarter of a million
for the five year period, but from a
variety of sources, including barn
storming, his earnings may double
that amount.
One clause of the contract Is de
signed' to keep Ituth In the straight
and narrow path of good conduct.
Under it the Ynnkees hold back the
nalary of every other month until the
end of the season, when the slugger Is
handed a check for fl'COOO.
EUGENE, Ore., Feb. 5. The Uni
versity of Oregon basketball quintet
defeated the Washington Huskies, 29
to 28 In a fast rough game here last
night
SPOKANE, Feb. 6. The Gonzaga
quintet lost to the Washington State
college team 38 to 2G, here last night.
YANKEES REFUSE
TO GIVE UP WARD
i FI
NEW YORK, Feb. C Eddie Col
lins who has cavorted around the key
stone suck with hlKh percontiifseB for
the Chtrago White Sox for yearn will
not need to move to New York, so far
as the Yankees are concerned.
The .Yankees have been neROtlnt-
ing to secure the services of Collins,
but last night Kd Harrow, business
manager of the world champions, re
ceived a message from Harry Orabl
ner, secretary of the Sox Informing
him that if Aaron "Ward, the Yankee
Hec'ond baseman, were Included, the
Sox might trade, otherwise not.
Mr. IJarrow then packed his hand
Img and left for Boston with Colonel
Jacob Huppert, the Yankee owner, to
attend the annual American league
schedule meeting this afternoon. Ue
forU he boarded the train he paused
to say: .r"
"Ward will not bo traded " under
nny circumstances and if Frank
Chance at lionton, Insists that he muHt
have Ward, the negotiations will die
right there. However, Chance may
change, his mind and neleet ono of the
players wo mentioned last week when
wo said we would trade any Yankee,
excepting Ituth, Ward, Dugan and
Jones, 1 notice that a lot of persons
llHbellcved that stattMnent, but Inso
far as a deal for Collins goes, It
stands. Furthermore if the Box want
one of our pitchers In the deal they
will have to give us a pitcher. Last
winter wo declined to take Charley
Robertson In such a deal and hold out
for Ted Blankenshlp. Now wo are
willing to take llohertson. Chance
has a wido range of material to pick
from and we may do buslneHs, but if
he Insists on Ward, Collins will stay
in Chicago."
Welsmuller Wins.
CHICAOO, Feb. fi. Johnny Wels
tnuller, .Illinois Athletic club water
wonder, added the central A. A. U.
pontatlilon championship to his string
of titles last night when he finished
first In competition with his club
mates, Snm Drellu and Htubhy Kru
Something to
Remember
Real Good
Gravy
Don't forget that the
secret of making real,
good gravy is KITCHEN
BOUQUET. Purely a
vegetable product, it
makes real, good gravy
of any gravy 6tock,
bringing out its full fla
vor and giving it a deep,
rich brown color.
Add a tablespoonful
just before taking off
the stove.
Don't forget KITCHEN
BOUQUET, use it often
probably you have it
in your pantry, if not,
ask your gsocer for it
KITCHEN BOUQUET
Dr. Jud Rickert
I0S5
AND OITICIAN -NO
DROPS USED
08 Em ftUtg StrM
To Challenge Flrpo.
PARIS, Feb. 6. Quentin Romero
Rojas, Chilean heavyweight, sailed
from Marseilles for Buenos Aires yes
terdny,- Intending to challenge Louis
Flrpo, South American heavyweight
champion if the latter accepts his
conditions, according to L'Auto, lead'
ins Paris sporting pu)er.
CHURCH LEAGUE
Two Interesting games of basket ball
will be played this evening In the old
basket grocery on North Riverside.
The flgst game Is Daptists vs. Presby
terians. The second aet-to will be be
tween the Christians and the South
Methodists. These games will be fast
and full of pep. The Presbyterians
claim that luck Is with them and the
Daptists say that they still have their
rabbit's foot. This being the condi
tion, a large crowd Is expected.
The standing of the different teams
are:
Games Played. W. h. Pet.
Christians 4 3 1 .888
Baptists ...B 3 2 .766
N. Methodists 5 3 2 .766
Presbyterians 5 1 3 .664
So. Methodists 6 1 4 .662
EXPERTS TO CHART
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"WASHINGTON. Feb. In Its latest
search for valuable minerul wealth
the government Is sending a party of
expert geologists and topographic en
gineers on a midwinter expedition to
the tip of Alaska on the Arctic, to
survey some 30,000 square miles of
uncharted wilderness, rugged moun
tain chains and large stretches of
undulating treeless plains.
A few days ago the geological sur
vey told of the plans to send, at the
expense of the- navy department.
smull party of government technic
ians to northern Alaska to survey
lands embraced In the navy's largest
petroleum reserve, but little could be
guthered from the hrlef announce
ment as to the hazards and hard
ships this little band of men prob
ably will face onco It leaves the ice-
free harbor of Heward to travel by
railroad, boat, dog-sled and canoe
with four or five tons of supplies, and
before It completes its reconnaisance
at Douse Inlet, 25 miles east of Point
Harrow.
Much of the region south of the
reserve already has been surveyed by
a party under direction of Dr. Philip
8. Kmlth. leader of the party now
on its way to the far north, and por
tions east of It also have been exam
ined by J. R. Mortie, another mem
ber of this winter's expedition
The present party, in addition to
Dr. timlth and Mertic, will consist of
William T. Foron, geologist; Gerald
Fitzgerald and R. K. Kent, topo
graphic engineers and several assist
ants. It will enter the region from
the south, starting in midwinter
when some of the transportation prob
lems are least difficult. It will be
left on Its own resources for at least
six months, and tons of supplies will
have to be transported, mainly -by
dog-sled, for 400 miles, even before
reaching the reserve.
roou crops imiNG misery
TO JIIUUUDKS ISLANDERS
LONDON Once again the Inhabi
tants of the northern Islnnds of the
Hebrides, and especially the Islund of
Lewis, are bordering on starvation.
The Islanders depend mainly upon
the food derived from the crops they
raise themse-lves, but when the crops
fail serious hardships are entailed.
This year the trouble came through
the destruction of tho crops bv the
abnormally wet weather of tho sum
mer and autumn. So widespread nnd
acute Is the distress that nppeats have
been Ituiued in Scotland and elsewhere
for assistance.
Secured Relief Through Foley PUIs
John R. ordon, Danville. III., writes:
"I have suffered with kidney trouble
five years; could not sleep at night
and waa always tired. I was not
strong nnd hard work made my back
ache. 1 got some Foley Pills and after
few treatments I felt better and
could work with more ease, became
stronger and could sleep better."
Foley Pills ore a diuretic stimulant
for the kidneys, mnke them mon
active. Oet ft bottle today. Hold
everywhere,. AUv.
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Feb. B. Early
In the fifty-first year of its life, Val
paraiso University, situated in Val
par also, one of northern Indiana's
beautiful cities. Is taking steps to cor
rect the misinformation sent out last
summer that It was about to be taken
over "by the Ku Klux Klan. A com
mittee; composed of former students,
the membership of which Is country
wide, is being organized to carry this
into effect. On its stationery and in
a conspicuous place on every docu
ment which the committee, or the
university Issues is printed "To per
petuate Valparaiso University as
great, independent, Impartial, non
sectarian, educational Institution, not
privately owned, and allied with no
lodge; racial group or religious de
nomination."
Some time ago, wide circulation
was given to a statement to the effect
that Valparaiso University was about
to be taken over by the Ku Klux
Klan. This report created indigna
tion among former students nnd
among friends of the university which
had had such a long career of great
usefulness. However, the report now
seems to have served a good purpose
for staunch -friends came to the sup
port of the university today nnd there
Is every reason to believe that before
long it will be re-established in its
former glory and that It faces a
greater power for educational good
than ever.
The trustees of Valparaiso Univer
sity recently adopted a code of prin
clples upon which the institution pro
poses to base its future operations.
This code proclaims opposition to
"any individual, ' group, lodge, church
or society which intentionally en
deavors to separate our people into
class-conscious groups, setting one
against the other In promotion of Ku
Klux Klan and to mean that hence
forth as heretofore Valparaiso Uni
versity cannot be named as an edu
cational institution controlled by any
class organization or any religious
sect, but, on the contrary. Is an estab
lishment open to the education of nil
without thought of race, religion, so
cial standing, wealth, politics or in
fluence.
T. E. McCroskey
To Speak at Forum
T. E, McCroskey. who for many
years was identified with commercial
organization work in the .northern part
of the state, will bo the speaker at the
forum of the Metlford Chamber of
Commerce tomorrow noon.
Community federation will be the
subject of the talk and a general out
line of the federation work done in
Mario us county will be presented. The
forum tomorrow will be preliminary
to the big membership meeting of the
chamber that will be held in the evening.
The forum will be held in the annex
dining room at the Hotel Medford.
CAROLINA'S
Gift to-lovely
women
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A PRODUCT OF THE SOUTH
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CARO-CO. UNION, S. C.
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A SLASH!
For tho next thirty days wo
re making tpeclal prices on all
our dry and green wood. Inves
tigate. It Is to your interest.
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LONDON England has been In
terested In a debate as to whether
the modern battleship had not been
rendered obsolete by the airplane.
Admiral Mark Kerr took the affirm
ative and Viscount Curzon the nega
tive. The decision favored the argu
ments of Curzon.
The Viscount contended that
whether or not the present type of
capital ship was obsolete depended on
whether the battleship could be de
stroyed by under-water boats or .by
aircraft. Jutland proved that the
bomb and torpedo had not gained as
cendancy over the heavy gun. Gun
fire had an accuracy far above that
of the weapons of submarines or
planes. Experiments purporting to
show that the big ship was at the
mercy of hovering planes had been
carried out, but the target ship was
ian obsolete one, and the test had
been carried out In fair weather and
perfect water. The battleship still re
mained the greater factor of naval
strength.
"Admiral Kerr's suggested large
aircraft carrier," Viscount Curzon
said, "was Just as vulnerable as the
big battleship, which after all, could
have Its protective seaplanes."
Drink Water
If Back or
Kidneys Hurt
Begin Taking Salts If You Feel
Backachy or Have Bladder
Weakness
Too much rich food forms acids which
excite and overwork the kidneys in
their efforts to filter it from the system.
Flush the kidneys occasionally to re
lieve them like you relieve the bowels,
removing acids, waste and poison, else
you may feel a dull misery in the kid
ney region, sharp pains in the back or
sick headache, dizziness, the stomach
sours, tongue is coated, and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment, the channels often get irri
tated, obliging one to get up two or
three times during the night.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids and flush off the body's urinous
waste, begin drinking water. Also get
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any pharmacy, take a tablespoonful in
a glass of water before breakfast for
a few days and your kidneys may then
act Gne and bladder disorders disappear.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irri
tation. Jad Salts is inexpensive and
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to help pre
vent serious kidney and bladder dis
orders. By all means, drink lots of good water
every day. Tlave your physician exam
ine your kidneys at least twice a year.
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Frank Brown
who has been an expert auto
mechanic in Medford for
several years is now with the
J. C. ROBINSON
GARAGE
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This garage is well equip
ped for all kinds of work and
guarantees prompt service
and first class work.
We have just received 500 pair of SAMPLE SHOES from C.
Gotizan & Co., of St. Paul, Minn., which we have placed on sale
at less than wholesale prices.
MEN'S SHOES
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Jby - - '
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of Clinton, Illinois
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.
The Armory, Medford, Thursday, February 7th
8 o'Clock
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