o
GO
O o
o o
o
o o
Q
0
o
(J
fa)FOTm ITXTIj TTimUXn. TirEDTTg), OTGON, RATUTlDAYl 1fAT?CTT 14. 1925
rams six
IF
E
In a fast, although one-sided same.
Franklin hlRh of Portland di-foated
Medford high, winner of the lust
year charnplon.ship, 32 to IB. in th
first frame of tho tournament here
Thursdny night. Salem high de
tented Wallowa fy tho score of 20
10. These two gamed eliminate two
teum an ioshI1)(s cmitemleiH for the
chamtJinntihlp.
The Franklln-Medford gatrm wad
featured hy the faat. elenn hlayinK
of rV-allnn, Franklin forward, IiIkIi
point man of the game with a total
of 1 G polntH to hid credit.
Tho flay was fa."t and even in Oi"
firflt quarter, with the wore tand
Jng nt 4-4, Sfftllnn scoring two field
KoaU for Franklin and Medford
scoring one field goal and I wo ' "
throws.
In tho nceond' period the play
bem to run In favor of Franklin
with Sea lion doing mom of the
scoring. The half ended lii to S In
favor of Franklin.
The third quarter was a Ht might
valk-away for Franklin. Medford
poor i d one point hy eon verting a
foul. On the other hand. Franklin
gathered a total of H. The quarter
ended :in to 9.
In the final period Medford 'iih
nblo to outpoint the Portland team
by scoring 7 points to their 2. al
though Franklin made no strenuous
efforts to seore, but was saving its
strength for the games to follow.
Thin brought the final score to 32 lo
11 In favor of Franklin.
Tlie ganio was rough, but no great
number of fouls were called. i'opo
floored (,'hastaln, Medford forward,
with ft shoulder blow on the rhln
early in the first quarter. Hmllon
Yfun forced to rail tlmo in the rinal
period when tils stomach connected i
with the knee of Ocmmer. Medford
forward. Doth men continued the
pluy. Portland Journal.
DEMPSEY IS.FAT '
SAYS HE INT
' FIGHT 'TILL FALL
I.OS ANOKKKS. Mann H. While
several promoters here imd in the east
were busily engngfd In bmwlng a
bout in which Jack I-iripwy. aeo of
heavyweights, would appear in de
fense of ttls title, the rhuiitpiun was
(luoled as saying here lodny that he
positively will not engage in u i-ham-pioiknhlp
bout hnfoiv .September at tlie
earliest.
Uempsey'H latest proposal for a
bout tnrne yesterday from Tom Ken
nedy, LosAngeleH matchmaker, repre
sent 1 rig a group of I, os Angeles busi
neasinen who telegraphed Jack
K earns, tho ehamplu'H manager, ask
ing for teinis for a Uempfey-Kenault
titular bout lo be staged during the
Shrine conclave In Juno.
"Name your terms," said Kennedy's
message, "and we will g ahead Im
mediately with erection of the arena
and promotion of bout."
"Then-'H not a chance In the world
I hi my i in u i ink iiiMiiiuii or anyiHMiy
iii-rc in ,iu lie, ueinpsey ih (moietl
the iutermfsHfoii. From thru on it
was all California, the Hears shooting
busker after basket.
Summary: . .'
California (32). O. A. C. (17).
Watson P.... Ridings
Jorgenson F.....7. Maker
IliKKiuH C?. Diwoky
Helasco G Graap
Frechter (5 Stoddard
Scorlnjr: California Held goals,
Jorgenson 4, Watson 1, lligins 3,
Helasco 3; free throws Jorgenson 6,
lliggins 2, ftelasco 3.
O. A. C Field goals, Raker 2, Di
woky 1; free throws, Diwoky 5, Stod
dard 4, Steele 1, (iraap 1.
li'd'eree, Hollander; umpire, R. V.
Hoi lew ke.
NET RKfilN'S TO TK1HTFN
(Continued From Fa One)
true," Senator Kohtiisoii objCLu'tl and
Mr. Ernst replied:
"If my mild-mannered friend
. here was In the position I'm In
there would be a knockdown and
drag out battle."
Much of the discussion revolved
about Senator C.'ouzens' lttlfl tax re
turns to which the treasury now is
seeking to add more thun $10,000,000.
Senator Glass wjio was secretary of
the treasury during- that year, told
the senate he was convinced that Sec
retary Mellon had re-opened the case
"simply because he and the senator
from Michigan hale one another and
would go to any limit, to discredit one
another."
ins having wild, after he bad finished
a playful fight and wrcmling tussle
with Hull Montana at his gymnasium
"I'm fat and I've got to take off a lot
of weight before I can begin to build
up. Jttne'H out of the question. It will
lake four or five months to properly
condition myself. J would like to take
on a couple nf Hecond raters to gel
.the range again; my eye i jnifr and
my judgment of distance is very bail."
BEARS STAGE A
BEATS PENDLETON
HAM?M. Ore., March U. The Ku
Jem, MeMlnnville, Fugene and Frank
lin high school basketball teams
emerged wlnncra from the second
round of tho Oregon state hiuh school
basketball tournament, held here yes
terday afternoon and evening. Salem
won over Astoria 22 to . McMinn
Vlllo defeated Am go 37 to ltl. Ktigcue
Wiw winner over Hood IJlver H!l to ii
and Franklin turned out u wlr over
Jtndleon In the eloMe.it game yet Heen
Jo the tournament, coming from be
hind lute In the second half and final
ly pulling out ulth h win of is to
Salem meets MeMlnnville and Ku
BTne tangled with Franklin In the
Bwl -finals hero this afternoon. The
winners will meet each other in the
finals tonight.
Tho phenomenal foul shooting of
th Pendleton uggregatlon was nn out
nuinding feature of the I'endleton
KrunUlin mix. A field goat by 1 m to of
I'nndleUtn was the first basket shot
from scrimmage by either team, and
ffttno Just four minutes before the
end of the first half. Sager of the
(tame team followed with one three
minutes later and Scallon, Franklin
star, hooked on from immediately tin
der the basket a few tiecomls before
tho gun ended the period. All oilier
scores by both teams during the half
catne as a result of free throws. The
period ended 8 to G, i'endleton lead
ing. In the third quarter Pendleton In
creased Its lead until the count stood
13 to 8 In Its favor at (he end of that
period. Franklin made ten points to
Pendleton's none in the last quarter.
Scallon and Kppl doing mot of the
8Hr!iTg. Scatton succeeded In making
just one of the long difficult shots
that marked his playing agaiiiHl Med
ford here Thursday night.
BASKETBALL MEET
I
0. A. C. 32 T0 17
COKVALUS, Ore.. Vari'I. 14. The
( alifortiia Hears got revenge last night
for tho deleat handed out to them
Thursday evening by the Oregon
Aggie basketball quintet, winning the
socond of tho throe-game series for
tho coast title. H2 lo 17.
The final and deciding game will he
played tonight with both contenders
on oven terms.
The C'altfornluns displayed a much
different brand of huskeibull in lust
night's game than on the previous
night. The Hears hy close checking
almost completely smothered the
Aggie sharpshooters, holding their op
ponents to three field goals lor the
entire game. The Aggies miide up the
built ot their scores from free throws,
itidings, stnr Aggie forward whose
specialty is looping tho hall through
the basket, failed Inst night to get a
sitiglo Held goat.
Tho g'ame was r:ugh, with fouls
freu,uont. Marly In the game Steele,
(). A. C. captain, was knocked out imd
was replaced for ten minutes by
(iniup. The s"nre at the end of the
first hair stood at 15 to 12 for the
Hears. In the last half California
played offensive basketball, keening
the ball in Aggie territory. The Ag
gles got one Held goal ami three points
from tree throws during the half, all
inado in the first few mtiutcs after
8.MKM. Ore.. March 1 4. Plans
for U I'aciflc roast high school bas
ketball tournament to be held here
some time during the week of March
22 ! 28, were announced this inorn
ing by Guy Huthbun. athletic direc
tor of Willamette univcudty. Ar
rangements have been ecgipleted to (
have the Plate nth let lc boards of
Washington, Oregon and Idaho ex - 1
tend Invitations to winners of the
state tourna ments hel,i nt Seutt e. '
Jiolse and Salem. 1
Arrangements are tmd4 w.iy
Invite a tea ni to represent t "alitor -nlii,
but ' as yet the 6 i iinnnui nts
have pot ht-cu dcfinlt cmpl led
Thum Im ill i..-ei.iif nrn id, o i n I
title holder of thfO southern state, tffl
The stale high school athletic hoard
has been nsked to recommend me
California team ns a logical rnn- g
(i.n1ai- In III. Annut tnurmmiiinl Ik
The gamcH will 1,0 played In the
Willamette university gymnusluij
Where the owgon state basketbim
9 tourntOli iv telng held.
ii
TONIGHT LAST TIMES!
Tom Mix
And Tony, "The Wonder
Horse" In
"Oil, YOU TONY"
Starts Tomorrow
12 o'Clock
You'll t
Find
Seven Full Reels
of the .Greatest
Liuigh Trent Yet
in
' fro m
k s?) V EDWIN
ft 8ATEMAN M0RR.I5,
NOVEL
DOROTHY
DEVORE
and.
L.MATT
KM 00 RE
No Foolin' It's a
Riot for Fun!
"TELEPHONE GIRL"
COMEDY
flbX EDUCATIONAL
"PEGGY" at tho 0rgaC
RTAITO
rn
lncldint until th npwpapnr tolil of
young McC'llntock's death."
"You're a Liarl"
In ronvfrsnliona he siild he had
with Shnpherd, Kaiinun ald "Shnp
hnrd wanlud to know whuther the
(snrniB could lie Introduced Into u per
Hon'H nyHtftni by hypodnriuie iunocula
Hon. I told him germs mixed with a
perKon'H food were liliely to have
nWire effect hecnune condltlonK In food
were belter for their culture. "
When Shepherd was brought before
him, l'alman immediately Identified i
him uh the mun who had made the
imiulrlcH reKariilnK thoRermH and uc
ciwed by r"aiinan ns havInK taken the
titbeH. Puiman aHserted jKiHitively In
Shepherd'H presence thut he was the
Hume man who had paid $f,C for the
letter of Inquiry sent to the schoul.
"You kuow you did," Kulinun said
to Shepherd.
"1 never saw the gentleman before
two weeks nKO," said Shepherd, ap
pealing to iin.Hi3t.ini Htate's attorneys
present.
"lie's the fellow, nil riKht," Fnimiin
reiterated.
"You're n liar!" Shopherd retottod.
Attorney Robert Stowe, partnor of
Shepherd, was ut the Shepherd homo
when Hie slate's attorney's detectives
arrived, lie said they had been ex
pecting something of the kind and
would "not be surprised If charges
would bo placed against Shepherd."
Radio Programs
for Tonight
ki:ati; ix ItlOT
(Continued Prom Page One)
KKI. Los Angeles, 4C85 meters.
8 to 9. Los Angela Examiner pro
gram. 9 to 10, an hour off Hpaninh
and -Hawaiian music, preaented by
Antone Chris, steel guitar; Marie
WTTltmore, violinist, " and Felipe Del
gado, Spanish baritone. 10 to Hi
1'arkard Kadio c-Iub..
KIM, I.oh AriKelen, 40G.2 meters,
8 lo 10, program presented through
the courteMy of William II. Hyatt,
J no., building contractor, arranged by
J. Howard Johnson. 10 to 1 . Art
Hickman's dance on-hestra ' broad
easliny from the Jliltmorc Hotel,
Karl Jturiiiett, director.
KPON, LonK Ilearh. L'y2.4 meters.
9 to 11. the Virginia Hotel Ballroom
rochesira. i s
KI'O. Kan Franelsco, 428.3 meters.
8 to 1-', Art, Wfldnrr'ji iJance ' or
chestra, playUi(t ' PC tbo ; Fairmont
hotel.
KfJW. Portland, 410.5 meters,
!0:l0 the Timc program dance pro
gram. 10 to 21, Kddie Harkness
and his orchestra.
KOA, Denver, Colo., 323 meters, 8
to 12, dance music program by Joe
Mann and his Ualnbow-I.ine orches
tra: .Shirley -Savoy hotel, Denver. -
been In touch with him (Senator
Krnst) hmir by hour by telephone and
by personal rails so that they might
know In advance what the committee
htm proposed to do, what the com
mittee has proponed to investigate. As
evidence of that the record will show
that letters have disappeared out of j
the files, that communications have
disappeared a lit) that letters have .
been lust, because apparently It was ,
to the advantage of the treasury that j
they should disappear, and undouht- j
etlly they were informed by the sena- ;
tor from Kentucky, so that they inlbt
do IhoHe things." '
"f have never heard of uny papers!
dlsHOiteaiinK from the files," Senator
Krnst Willi in reply to tills dSHcrllnn, ;
when h" finally was pt'rmltted . to
speak.
"Nur have I ever been asked by the
treasury to (tet any papers."
When Senator Krnst added that "im
otte hcllev.H such a statement Is
I. C, C. Meeting in KwitUe.
WAKHi.N'fJTOX, March 14. An inter-state
commerce commission hear
ing will be held April i'7. in Seattle to ti
consider applications of northwestern
railroads to reduce through passen
ger rates from ChiwiKO, Ht. Doula and
other mid western terminals to tho
iNu iflr coast.
MEDFORD STARTS
A MOVEMENT FOR
A BASEBALL CLUB
The baseball hug has been buzzing
around Medford for some time past
and Just recently tho matter of form
ing and supporting a first class city
team ban begun to whip Into shape.
Robert Hoyl, secretary of the cham
ber of commerce has taken the affair
in hand and at a called meeting in
the chancer rooms hist night quite a
delegation of enthusiasts was present.
Most of the preliminary matters Inci
dent to the organisation proceed ure
of a good team were Ironed out.
Another meeting will be held at the
Holly street grounds tomorrow after
noon nt 2 o'clock and the committee
in charge of affairs now wish for
every one .Interested In having a city
team fin- Medford this year, to turn
out and help in the making of the
plans of procedure. After the meeting
them will be held several try-outs
and probably a little contest between
chosen teams of material that will be
on-lhe grounds. - - .
Ah this meeting will have quite a
bit to do with regard to whether or
not'this 'committee thinks it advisable
to continue, they should he encour
aged with a large turnout of players
and other baseball enthusiasts.
WILLIE HOPPE BEATS
SCHAEFER 74 POINTS
HOHTON, March 14. Willie Hoppe,
former world's champion hilllardist.
defeated Jake Schaefer, present title
bolder, 3GC-G to 3582 In their five day
exhibition match which closed here
last n In lit. Hoppe averaged 4 8' BU-7 5
for the match and Schaefer 47 57-75.
Tin title was not nt stake.-
FOR SALE
Nice New Home
1020 West 11th St.
See It Look It Over
And Compare
?
i
?
?
t
?
?
v
f
?
t
t
?
t
?
f
y
f
?
5 AVE! ; V
A Dollar Starts a Savings Account
A dollar invested here each month matures a $100.00 share in 76
months. Ten dollars a month matures at $1000.00. .
WE CHARGE NO MEMBERSHIP FEES
This Association offers the investor great advantages in paid-up
stock investmentswithdrawal privileges, satisfactory divi
dends, security.
"A" Class paid-up guarantees 7 per cent dividends.
"B" Class has paid 8 per cent for more than four years.
Loans are made to build, buy or improve homes.
No commission charged.
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
C. M. KIDD, Pres. O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
:
t
T
t
T
f
t
X
i
FREE LECTURE
ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY
REV. ANDREW J. GRAHAM
of Boston, Massachusetts
Member of the Board. of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
Thg First Church of Christ, Scientists, in Boston, Massachusetts
o G MEDFORD ARMORY
SUNDAY MARCH 15 3 P.M.''
o
All A - " d-IV-. I IlI
u Are torapiij inTittnci)
JUL.
5L
OpportvBity Is Knocking at Tour Door
. We offer you an opportunity to mSke
REAL MONEY
WELL KNOWN
AUTOMOBILE ACCOUNT
Direct factory contract with factory co-operation,
experience in automobile business not necessary but
applicant must be good merchandiser with fair finan
cial standing.
All replies confidential.
P. 0. Box 2195 Portland, Oregon
SWEET FISH!
HAROLD HOT
LLOYD ISln WATER
1922 MAXWELL
Excellent Condition
Would Consider Trade
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
1 )
mm
IIE ii I
ML .uimiW IWiMI ;.-i-SiaB t"
mm? mii
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL w
' 843 E. Main Street Medford, Oregon
Combining full surgical facilities with quiet homelike environment!.
Open to All Reputable Physicians, :
Travel by Motor Stage
BAFELY, SWIFTLY AND .COMFORTABLY
Effective November 30
Northbound From Medford
Dally to Portland '. 7:46 a. m.
Daily to Eugene ; 1:00 p. m.
1 :00 p. m. stage connects to Portland following morning.
We take passengers for all way points. For further information
and tickets call Union Stage Depot. Phone 309. ",i
Fare Med ford-Portland $7.85 : . . .J;
Direct Connections at Rosebnrg for Coos Bay Points.
HELP
Yourself to One of Those
36x3V2 Cord Tires
For $8.90
o
Jones Ci Kirkpatdck
A Heal Service Station
Krrstd at Sxth
6 Phone 65
I
I
o
10
s
19 V
e