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(jfEDFORTIATLnip'TTyRAnSpFOTlT). OREOOX, TUESDAY, HOlf 1ft, 102.- 0 '
. ;BAI,EM,-. Or..- Mfcieh 10. When
Wwrtergren, ' University of Ormon
guard, foiled to convert a free throw
A after, the fun. (founded . In the Ore-I
Bon-O. .A. C. haKketbftll Kamc last
MKht. he gave the ARgien the cham
pionship of the northern flection of
the Paolflc coast conference and the
right to meet California to decido
the coast title. Westergren's scrappy
playing had .been a. feature of the
trhole game, but trlth the score
Handing 37 to 36 In favor of O. A.
C., and playing time completely gone.
the 'ba.11 struck the right rim of tho
basket, hesitated and fell away.
:. ach te'um took a -slight lead four
dlfiereht times, the longest lead
being one of five points, held by
Oregoti late in . the second porlod.
The eoiint . was tied four different
time. The first half ended 13 to
is.-; " .
f Oyer IMn people packed the Wll
lahjette, university gymnasium where
thet game was played, with nearly as
mnny left .outaido listening to the
playa Be; they ' were announced to
1 them. . At six v o'clock last ninht
ticket, were selling on the streets
of Salem for )5 apiece. .
The Hneup: "
O'i Al C. (2?) - , Oregon (26)
TlldlRS f .... Oowans
Halter-. .. .' P Ilobson
Brown i C ...... . Okerberg
Stoddard .'. . ... O Wcstergren
Steel .Q.' .... Jost
' .Jilwoky Sub. .
f JlefereM-Borleske. . Whitman.
Umpire Mulligan.', Spokane. . -
. SAN FHANCISCO. March 10.
The University of California basket
ball, loam will leave tonight for Cor
vallls, pre., to meet the Oregon Agri
cultural college - on Thursday, Sat
urday -'and Monday nights in a scries
to decide, the Pacific coast intercol
legiate basketball conference title.
The Callforntans hold the southern
division championship, while the Ag
gies are title, holders In the northern
division.' '
rtebrge Clements has been namfd
IN SPUE DEFEAT
Tho members and coach of the
Motif ord liljfh b;ikttall team take
Ihcir. huts off -to Tom. Uryunt,. the
fltur player and. center of Ihe' AhU
land .. high team," whom . .they pro
nounce ah n real sport.
Following tho hanl 'game between
Med ford and Anhland last Saturday
night. Bryant entered Medford hUth'8
dressing room and not only congrat
ulated the local boys tin having won
the district championship, but Ha id
he hoped they would alt-o win the
state championship again at Halem.
Inasmuch as Bryant, always a star
player who gives his best in every
content, plays the game hard to win
so much so that he has often been
characterized as a rough player,
his courteous act of Saturday night
has made not only a big hit with
the Medford team, but with all
lovers of clean sportsmanship in
Medford.
Bryant played like a fiend Satur
day night, and of the 23 points
scored by Ashland In that contest,
he made 14. He also played hard
and was conspicuous In Ashland's
vli-tnry of last Friday night.
"He Is a star player, a dangerous
opponent, but a fine fellow , and a
Htraight shooter," wns the comment
of tho Medford team.
MEDFORD EASILY
BEATS MERRILL,
Italy Having Trouble
With Jubaland Tribes
LONDON, Mar. 10. A Namibo dis
patch to tho Dally Express says the
transference of Jubaland to Italy
under the treaty has given occasion
to disturbances, two Somali tribes
battling for the possession of a cer
tain oasis. No casualties are reported
but a number of women are suld to
have been carried off.
The British native garrison at
Blsmnyu, near the scene of the trou
ble, has been reinforced, the dispatch
adds, as developments are expected.
A force of 40 millwrights are on
the way to Klamath Falls from Mc
Cloud. Calif., to begin the construc
tion of the big lumbering plant of the
Shevlin-Hixon company.
to replace Fred Holmes, star Cali
fornia forward who is 111.
Medford Hi defeated Merrill HI at
the Armory yesterday at 4:30. there
by winning the undisputed right to
represent southern Oregon at Sa
lem this week-end. Scoring almost
at will, tho local boys ran the count
up to 69-12 before tho final whistle.
The southeastern Oreon team
was no match for the Medford five.
They worked hard, but lacked the
ability and machine-like teamwork
and excellent basket shooting of
their opponent. Chastaln was in
top form and shot basket after bas
ket from all parts of the floor. Be
fore the game was over he had 28
points to his credit while Knlps
and Allen each made 11. Coach Cal
lison run in a lot of subs and they
managed to outplay the visitors aleo,
Herriott making C points, Chris
Chastain 2, and Lalng 7.
The team leaves Wednesday even
ing on the 742 train for Salem.
Right men nnd the coach will rep
resent Medford in the tournament.
M, Chaatain, Knips. Allen, White,
Williams. Laing. Dcmmar, C. Chas
tai nand Coach "Brink" Calllson.
Oregon Prune Growers
Get Further Payments
PORTLAND,, Oro., March 10. Tho
Oregon Prune Exchange directors to
day announced that a further payment
of one-fourth of a cent a pound had
been authorized to growers, making
4 cents paid so far on last year's crop
A total of 10,500,000 pounds of Italian
prunes is in the pool and the remain
der of the payments will come along
in due course, it wan said. Prune
shipments now are going to outside
markets in large volume. It was re
ported at the meeting that M. .). New
house will return from his European
trip in the interest of the prune asso
ciation early in April. He is about
due now at New York.
Mglit Cough Quickly Rcl)cve1
This is the substance of n letter re
ceived from H. W. Webb, Quincy. 111.,
"1 coughed a great deal, especially at
night. Tried almost everything nnd
have found nothing to equal FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. One
dose relieved- my cough and 1 rested
well all night." One of the largest
selling coutfh medicines In the world.
Contains no opiates. Safe for children.
Insist upon Foley's. Refuse substi
tutes. S"ld evnrvwhr A rtv
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for change?
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of taste?
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of this shift
in cigarette c
popularity r
Nth-mere desire for change will
not explain why bo many thousands
of smokers all over the country are
changing from other cigarettes to
Chesterfield.
It' something more fundamental
ATo price does not account for this
sweeping turn-about in cigarette
popularity for Chesterfield is sold
at the popular price it costs the
same as any of the largest selling
brands.
Yes that's the answer. It is taste
and taste alone that explains
Chesterfield's sweeping gains. And
taste it a matter of tobacco quality.
: We state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and hence of better
taste) than in any other cig
arette at the price.'
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
and this belief is shared by
cigarette smokers the country
over.
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Big Audience at New Methodist Church
v Hears Betsy Lane Shepherd in
EDISON Tone-Test
; In a test of direct conimris(n, mado
-yoBterday at tlie Methodist church, bcfure.
a .'largo iiudiciicc, ;Thom;is A. Kdi.son'.s
iicw i)lnnograh scored a coiuiilete and
eoiiA'incing triumph.
. Betsy -Lane Shepherd, the eminent so
prano, sang in direct comparison with (lie
Edison Records of her voice on the New
Edison. To every ear there was no dif
ference between her living voice and her
He-Created voice.
This is the most drastic phonograph
test known. No other phonograph has
even sustained it. No other phonograph
has even attempted it.
The New Edison's marvelous perform
ance of yesterday vindicates everything
that has been said or claimed for its per
fect realism.
Botsy Lane Shepherd stood on the stage
next to a shapely Chippendale cabinet.
She began to sing. Her golden notes
soared over the auditorium, bringing all"
under its magic spell.
Halfway through her song, she sud
denly stopped singing. The New Edison,
at; her side, took up her soug and con
tinued it alone. " ' '" '' ' - ; '
Singer and phonograph thus alternated
throughout the song.
The only way the audience could be
sure which was singing was by watching
Betsy Lane Shepherd's lips so exactly
like the living voice was the Be-Created
voice.
Jacques Olockner made the same test
of comparison with the Edison Records
of his Velio selections. Always the same
results-there was no difference between
the Re-Crealed performance and the liv
ing performance.
Proof was piled upon proof! Evidence
was massed on evidence! The end of the
concert found the audience absolutely and
completely convinced, through its own
personal experience', that there is no dif
ference between an artist's living per
formance and its Re-Creation by the New
Edison that listening "to the New Edison
is, in literal truth, the same as listening
to the living artists. '
The NEW EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
Only one question can still bother your miml.
This question we now answer..
The instrument used in yesterday's tests whs
NOT a special model. It was an Official Labora
tory Model, taken from regular stock. Kvery New
Edison in our stock is guaranteed to sustain the
same test of direct comparison with living artists.
You can have a New Kdison in YOUli home.
You can own an instrument which will do every
thing done yesterday in tho test. Conic in. Hear
the wonderful New Kdison for yourself. Learn
about our Budget I'liiii, which puts a New Kdison
into your home for no more than you would "pay
down" for a talking machine.
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