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0
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IS GETTING READY
FOR BASEBALL GO
nasfhaU. practice itt -Medford hlh
has Rtnrtofl in varneat, now that tlif
class Rfimcn nro run off, and (o:u.h
TatlWon n ivoikiiiK hard on llw fol
lows trying to develop ihern Into nnod
field hi nnd elouterH. (ir.inm Push
has tho Ktart ly a couple of wnckH
over thu local cum nml h:m plnyotl a
game ftlrfiuly.
With ftn infield combination that
perform tni?ftihr well, "Prink" ex
pects to spend rnoKt of his time coach
ing the men at butting, which is nut
an overly strong factor this yi-ur. lie
has several prospects for outfield po
sitions but all of them seem to tie
wenk with the stick. The nuwt pro
mising of those nre HnuKhinan, .Mr.
Cormick, Moore, and Knips and with
nil probability the three regular team,
fielderH will be picked from this quar- I
tel. Harry Dunn hut showed up well
at shortstop In handling mound-hit
bulls and works well with Clare Wil
liams at second. McUee Ik in a suit
now, having recovered KUfffciemly
from the injury sustained to his rijht
hand to allow him. to rover first b:i.se
und Ih likely in be lead-nff man on
the hatting order.
The pitching staff should hold up
well under the eight sebeduled game
with southern Oregon teams. Schoenf,
throwing from the pun Hide, will
probably bo used often against the
left-handed hitters of the (irantH 1'hhh
team and I.uwrontz, a new prospect,
should prove n puzzle to the right
handers of the opposing teams. The
former relies mostly on hooks to fool
the batter while a zipping last ball Is
iLuwrentii's best bet,
At a meeting of coaches and prinri
puis of sehoolH In this section at the
high school last Saturday, plans were
discussed for athletic conLcstH and the
baseball schedule filled out. Next
year's football list was also completed
nnd contains games with Klamath
Falls, Grants l'ann, Ashland, KoHchurg
and Marshfleld.
The baseball sehedule;
April 10, Medford at Klamath Falls.
April .17, Klamath Falls at .Medford.
April 24, Medford at Crams I'hsh.
May Medford at Grants Pass.
May H, (Irants I'ass at Medial d.
May 15, Medford at Grunts I'ass.
May lti. Ashland at Medford.
May 23, Medford at Ashland.
The date for the Southern Oregon
track meet was set for May It.
PERU TOfiEQUEST
MEDFORD TO SEND
COOLIDGE'S AWARD! 10 ASHLAND MEET YANKEES DISCOVER
A NEW BABE ROTH,
1VASII1XOTOX, March 30. (Ilyj Th.-ro m-i-ms ni il.ml.t Ihat .Miilfnr.l
the AsHoiluti'd 1'iihh) A rottiti.iilil- wl11 hnvo a viy larKi- l'lKatl.n r.f
FiKlmi HHkliiK for ami!ltiittlii of I'DMK.iilallve citizens la alli'luliilirc
ifilnlll r.'Hur.B of IT, .Hl.l. lit fool- nl Die ..'iii..u.t nml li.l.tlriir In, mo, ll.
idKi-'H Tttenit-Arl.-u arbitration awanl
ttlely folloU'lnx, In ANhlaml tomorrow
OrtllialllV Will lilt Urnynnl,..) t.. it,,.
Hint.- .I.ipartinint lair today. "'Kht '" Jolllflfatlon of thn rfci-m
After railing attontlon to report l.'Kl.-.latuio having vol.-il to rclnstal
of Chilean nlioiltlen that inlKhl nf- the normal n.-hnnl In Hint elm
tho result of tho forthcoming I .Mayor Alentlerfer and nil other cllv
tho lirnvince thn com- ofl'leials will he nresenl nml in .,i.,u...
muniriitlon will bukkcii that 11 mi- to pave the way for their attendance
tlvo constabulary he oritanlzd to the rennlar city council meeting
replace the present '.'hllean fc.lrr,-1 .scheduled for tomorrow nlnht will ho
hoiih In Tacna-Arlca ur til after ibe hel.l tonlKht. The Kiwnnlan clilh vol-
idactlon. This will connlltulo the ed at their meeting this noon to at-
prlncliial iioint In he cnve,-e, In the tend, and lhe lloiarians will umlnuht-
reire.sentntlon which will l,e couched edly Ho vole at Iheir mcetlnB tomi.r-
cum icuHuH lerma, -i.n-ti l.il.-.' ii. i-v.
feet
plehiNcile In
FAILURE TO GIVE
FIRE LOCATION
give no offenne t.i the American gov
rnment or reflect on the inO-urlly
f I'r.nl.l.iil (',,li,.. as a'hina'.or.
mysterious auto
Accident explained
Cu nils-
WASHINGTON, Mar. 30. (Hy A-ki.i-Iiii.mI
I-iwh.) A r-.iim for ainpli
ficalion of Koine features of the Tacna
Arica til-Miration awanl prol.uhly will
le laid hi-fore the Attietlcan 'overti
nirnt wllhln a few days tn IViu.
A nole Is In preparation nnd altho
Peruvian emhassy ofricialM il.-ilitii- to
forecast it Icrms tli.-in are indlca
lions that II will call intention to re
cent reports or illegal practices by
I'hll" to Influence the forthcoming
plehhclle In the dispute province of
Tacna-Arlca and will suggest the ml
vl.sablllly of definite measures to pre
vent such practices.
Something of a sensation had devel
oped over the note beforehand he.
cause of the publication of erroneous
reports that It already had been deliv
ered lo the state deparlnient secretly
and that It was couched In language
ot unusual sharpness. There was a
feeling of relief loday when it became
generally known In Latin-American
Ulploniatlc. iiuarters that no diploma
tic slcp at all had been taken no far
by Ihe I -I i n ii Hoverumi iil and Hint the
published forecjist of the terms of the
communication was not authorized by
Ihe rcrmirin embassy.
The present indications are that the
note win not constitute u refusal to
abide by President Coolldgea arbitra
tion awanl nor contain any demands
lor modification.
The officials In Lima are under
stood to realize that tienoral 1'crshlng
who Is to head the plebiscite commis
sion should be given an opportunity
to investigate disputed questions In
Tacna-Arlca which are judged likely
to prejudice the result of the pleb-
lie.
This will be done In 'the hope that
Ihe I'nhed Sillies in an eullrely
friendly way will see the. ni sslly
for amplifying and clarifying the
terms or the plebiscite In such a inn li
ner as to make certain the fair and
jfree election for which this govein
, meat Itself has declared.
The Crater rluh will leave for Ash
land Immediately after their parade
with their drum corps here tomorrow
evening.
In addition to the above named
many other citizens have made reser
vations thru the local chamber' of
commerce office for the Ashland ban
quet, which begins at ti:4 tomorrow
evening.
Armless Man Is
Headliner Vaudeville
Program Tuesday
NEW YORK, Mar. 30. Kvidence
that a new ton for American league
fence busters had appeared in the
Yankees' lineup was annarent yester
day at Montgomery, Ala., as (he Hug
gins hrlgnde struggled through ten
InningH to victory over Jirooklyn, 5
to 4.
After foul scoreless frames, Karl
Coombs, the young outfielder, hit his
third home run of tho training trip,
scoring Dugan. The drive was a
Ituthlan wallop of 490 feet from
home plate to deep center.
ICarls departure made way for n
new bid to distinction on the part of
Hen Paschal, native Alabamlan, who
Inserted the winning blow of the hat
He in the extra Inning. Ills single
brought the deciding run of the day.
no also got a triple.
pitchers wore used by both
teams anil were hit freely.
Itulh had a brace of doubles to his
credit.
The Hunt's Craterian tomorrow
matinee and night offers nnother of
the good vaudeville progrnnis, headed
by the Lute llrolhers, with Clare
Lutes featured. Lutes Is called "The
Wizard of the Feet." He has no arms ,tw... i.inrlA,i Jt, u.,,,rn...i
but manages to do with his feet most
of the tilings other men do with their
ha mis.
Florence York nnd company In "Ye
Olden Hays Modernized." The songs
Cardinals Ix-avc Stockton
ST. LOLLS. .Mar. 30. Itegulars on
the St. Louis Cardinal squad said good
bye to Stockton. Cal., today and pack
ed their hags for It week 111 Han Fran
cisco before beginning the trip back
to St. Louts.
'rlie Browns also hsve entrained
with no return to Tarpon Springs,
scneduied this season. Today
'la., for an
engagement with Milwaukee of the
American association.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 30. The
Senators were taking a tighter grip on
.inn meiou.es or toiiay urn presented ,,.. ,,., llMllly .,, (.,,.Ininttl to
.....h . an better their record of one victory and
also programmed. There are six defeats in their series with the
young women In , the company. (Hants. .Manager Harris was plan
Frank and (.ertrude Itutler in a ,K , ,.,.,y lin 1P yi.M.lins , niK
different innn and woman act. p,t.,inB slaff to turn ,rk.k , he
billed as 'The Dancing C.lrl:" Prill- Banle today at Jacksonville,
cess Winona the Indian prima donna! t romtnir uwy wn ,e Kmc
In modern and Indian songs, und .t,h Tiu.in am..i
i.uii in St. Augustine yesterday, 9 to
Faker" will he the other acts. ;. witIl lu.ee ,,, - () , ,
Topics of the Day, a two reel con.- n, i,.., ,i..n..,.i v ?..i.u .....
edy and the Hunt's Craterian orches- , Kl(,ve McNally at short who caught
ok ...toe.- int. direction, or M llson l,i,n i.,.ii i ,u.. ., ,. .
Charles Kenna. presenting his origin-
character monologue. "The Street
A few minutes' delay was canned in
the fire, department arriving at tho
scene of a fire ot the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Martin Sunday afternoon
through the! fact that the hoy who
pnoneu in the alnrm to the central
telephone exchange dropped the re-!
ceiver heforo he had slated the loca
tion. The fire department urges that ',
citizens, no matter how excited they I
nre ut the time, in phoning in alarms I
always give specific directions before
hanging up the receiver. i
Sunday afternoon's fife resulted in
the destruction of the roof of the .
Martin dwelling, before it was gotten I
under control. The fire originated in i
the atlic and was probably caused by !
defective wiring. It wns extinguished '
before it could spread to other part's
of Die house, but the household fiirni-!
turo was badly damaged by water.
Another feature of this fire, which
the lire department and citv officials '
are investigating to learn his identity,
is that a man. not a member of the :
fire department, flagged the fire
pumper to cease work. Fortunately, !
however, as the fire was already under
control, no time was lost Und the
pumper was not started to work again
town hotel and continued until ":'M
A. M. The session was attended by
defense nnd prosecution attorneys.
Insanity reportH made at the confer
ence were based upon observations of
the girl made yesterday.
Since the beginning of her trial five
days ago, the young defendant has
become the central figu! in a drama
tic situation in which the compara
tively lesser roles nre being enacted
by psychiatrists, attorneys and per
sons who have interested themselves
in the girl's fat.
The girl's frequent collapses
court and her apparent weakening,
physically and" mentally, under the
pressure of the ordeal she is being
submitted to hns brought an entirely
unexpected element into the case.
Postal Officials Demoted
WASHINGTON, .mP. 30. Post
master General New today directed
the restoration to duty, with demotion
of each of the six postal supervisory
officials suspended Jnnuary 2 for
their connection with efforts to Influ
ence legislation at the time of nonsid-
interation of the postal pay increase bill.
HALT JAZZ ;RIS TKIAL.
(Continued from page one.)
with killing hot- mother, Mrs. Anna
Kllingsnn, tool place today after over
night reports from alienists pictured
tho girl as one "who not alone was
insane at the time of the alleged
crime hut Is Insane now." i
On thn strength of these revelations
attorneys for the girl approached court
this morning with a motion to dismiss
the jury impaneled to try her for
murder and another proposal for n
jury to pass iiKin Miss Ellingson's
mental condition.
Decision to raise the insanity oues-
tlon was reached at n conference
which started ot midnight at a down-
Chest
sore?
muter
Wulte are other ffaturts on the hill.
The Screen
Karris at seeond, who ot It to Judge
at first for (he third out.
SPORT BRIEFS
Mary Plekford'H latent prodin-Uon.
Thfi details of how ft. V
thud, the Went Virginia HaleHman,'
wan Injured In an auto ueeident on
tho 1'acitU' highway one night hint
week mid who wa ahle to leave the
Kacrcd Heart hospital here last Sat
urday, are now known through the
following newH Item in the (irantH
Tana Courier of hint Saturday:
"A party ot (IrantH I'hhh people
returning from Mediord the other
night had un areidem whirh Khonk
them ui badly hut injured no one
in uieir rr. 1 neir ear. nowever, . Tii tm-.i .. ..... . i;.... ...u ... n other nonu nr i-omiimi "u iw.n
nged hy being tyt by . SKsklyou county, last Tlmradav whirh , ""Khthood Wan in Flow
MATCH IS FMLfev
(l'.y The AnHoeintetl 1'refi.i)
Dorothy Vernon of Ilnddon Mall," Aee lludklns. Nebraska lightweight.
liegliiH Ita three days run at the Klullo who meets .Joe ltenjamlu In a ten
tomorrow matinee. round bout nt Vernon arena April V.
A new picture from Mary I'lckford billed for the lightweight rhiimpion-
Is always an event, and ndded Inter- "hip of the eoast. .started training to-
thia one by renson ot day at a, Iih Angeles gymnasium.
many of the aeenen were - -
olden (bite park. Han "Kid" Kaplan, featherweight rham-
nrlFCO. pion. who defeated Mrnle GooHemnn
"Dorothy Vernon of ITaddon Hall" "t Wan Diego lam Saturday wan Hhed-
was laid In the Tudor period of Kng- "ld to leave today for his home in
SACRAMENTO, ('nl., March history, just as the eanw author's , -Meridan, Conn.
tvhs badly damag
a largo NumIi, which whh traveling
In the Kddie Hoffman, light heavyweight
markotl tho death of 15. F. Murphy, one
of the participants, is to he invostl-
ut a rather high rate of speed. One
vi.rri"' ! T '! !"r ?r- '. Ra,,,d " t'nlHo.nia state athletic
"-J"'. "' commission.
was taken on to Medford. The party
in the car with Mr. and Mrs. Lowry.
had been In attendance at the meeting-
of the ltoyul NclKhhors loilne in
Medford. At 12 o'clock, when a mile
this fjido of ltiverla park, the other
inuchine struck them, iilthouah the
l.owery Cleveland was well on Its
own side of the pavcuicnl. The
..nsh went over the l.ank, smash
ing It hadly. In tho party with .Mr.
und Mrs. howery were .Mrs. Nellie
Wiley. .Mrs. A. A. .Mnllles. .Mrs. Vol..
IlellltiKcr and Mrs. Minnie llcrty."
PRE-EASTER CONCERT
IS WELL DECEIVED
.Murphy went lo Oonro on the nitrht
of his death as wrestling representa
tive lor Camp Two on road construc
tion work and he lost to u man named
l.nmhert. lie dressed nnd started to
walk hack lo the camp iVith friends
when ho collapsed, dyitiK within n
lew minutes.
I present work Mary I'lckford appears champion of the I'nltcd Htates battle
as a madcap princess, who upon one fleet, who lost a decision to .lack l.ee
occasion fights a duel with her own after he had defeated Tony Kucntc in
lover. Hlster I.ottie I'lckford is in the ten rounds, has been matched for a
cast, and Alan Forrest Is lea.liiiK man. return ko with Lee at the Wilmington
Ford Display Week
"l'eK(!y'
cal score.
Ridley has n special inusl-
"Oerald rrnnslon's ltdy." the pic-
arena, April 1.
More than lno I'nlverslty of Wnsh-
; liiKtnn football candidates tiro to an-
u.re cinsiiiir ionium at the Kialto mver Coach Knot-It llacshaw's call
theater is based upon one of the most . Wednesday for the Initial sprlim- jrrld
vllal problems of modern society. Iron practice. Inter-class football
It Is the story of a man with money 'cani.-s are to bo played In April In
nnil n wonlan with pnnltlon who unite stead of next full, r:nt,-shaw un
it! a loveless mnrrliiKe for the mutual nouueed.
convenience of both. And then thev
IVlarCn OU tO April 4.1niceed to fall deeply in lovo with
leach other.
The past week has seen great nc-
Coach TIomcoo Torrance has issued
call for t'nlversltv of ':iMhiiiitoii
Due of the most frcofui scene nf freshmen baseball rnnrlidalttH to turn
the film taken place in an airplane out for practice Wediusdav. The
. WHIl'lt 1-lltlU lltlft !1 u.ifne.i I. II.. If! 1 .
Ilvltv on the nan of the cues Anto 1 .u . V. ' ' " "'""'"" Kaine is 1.1 iv-niuo. Ap-
The pie-Raster concert Elvcn at
tho l'lrst Ilaptlst church Sunilav
evening reflected Krent ci-cdlt on the
members of the choir and the choir
tllrector, Mr. H. M. Scott. Throe
Hlront; anlheins were Kr.-atly enjoy
ed. Two excej. tlonal solos were Kiven
by Mrs. Hcott and Mlns llilntoon.
The civic trio had two fine num
bers, and the Women hn.l a pleas
iiiK chorus. Next Sunday evenltiK.
Itev. K. 11. I.cneh iiiiunuiice.l that he
planned to have pictures on "The
Jjist Week" of Christ's life, which
Will Klve the Inst scenes and events
In the lire of Christ, The short mes
snire was on "What We Will Take
With l's Int.) the Next World."
CONSTIPATION' OVKHCOMK
The use of roi.lCY CATIIAHTir
TABI.KTS will hriiiK speedy relief
from ronstlpiitlnn If taken promptly.
They are purely veKclable and act on
the liver. Mr. John 11. McConib. I.u
ctis Co. Home. Toledo. Ohio, writes:
"Have usc-d Koley CATII AKTIC TAB
I.KTS 111 severe cases of constipation
to which I ant subject and found
them beneficial." I)l.;v CATII lt
TIO TAill.KTK are easy lo take, leave
no unpleasant after effects. Try
them. Sold everywhere.
Co.. In preparation 'for "l-'ord Dis
play Week." which opens today.
Sprint; htilisecl.-anfnr is as much
f an annual event with I'ord Deal-
s as It Is with the housewife, but
this year It was decided to have
Turd Display Week" for the cntlro
territory. As a result, dealers have1
put on umtsunl displays of new nnd
Kuarantee.l used cars. Ford ncces-j
series have also been ulvj-n promi
nent places in dealers displays. j
Sales re). oris Indicate that Ihe
sprint; demand for Ford cars Is nl-'
ready approaehinK that of previous
years, with every promise that past
sales records will he broken. A re-1
cent report from the factory at lie-'
troit states that production has been
Increased to 7000 cars and trucks a
day. The company bus been operat
iiiK' on a full work schedule for some
time In all its uianufacturlnK plants
and the p resent production schedule
represents an increase of (100 units,
a day over that of a few weeks atto. 1
Fordson Tractor production hns
been moved up t 4.-.0 a day to
care for crowing demands. It ' was
also unliouuced.
I ril
Our Wednesday Special
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Sport Suits
$50 values $34
rillCACO. March .'0 Fottv. three
liaske.all tciims from K slates are
entered in Ihe nation.il Intetscholasiic
tournament of the I tiin-rsiiv of Chi
cago which will open tomorrow morn-
round Karnes will imin
Clean-Up Paint Week
Medford, April 3-10
Iiib. The firsl re
t 10 A. M. Tuesday nnd continue ' until
6 I'. M. Vt ednes.Ujy. The drawinr,
inciutieu: qw
Tuesday, R I. M.-r.'iklin
Wrtland. Ore., vs. l.tiuisviTl.-. Kv. reiutlntlon .((klch
Wednesday, 11 A. M. Suluin, (Jrot'1"1111""-.! of. I'dii
ft. Torrlnifton. Conn U'.-ek. 1 ...
It means HdincthlniT fm- a town to
be known as clean, live, progressive.
Soch tttwns belt. ni; to llie select cir--t'.
They are Ihe towns where the
death Mile Is Irav, and less of w:.l;es
from sl-'kn-:'s is nt n mliiiniuni. It Is
not a mii. ".Hon .if Lenity al HioiikIi
tll.lt is bit cliiillKh all by itself to
..lake us Ket busy, but it is a auction
of health, of economy, nf steady worlf J!
or increased output, i.f mote money
in th. ('''. nk. ofAu- safety of tironerlv
high. I 'mm fire nnd depreciatl.J) and of ii
we nee.l not tip
iiti.l ci. .
Vou niny liayc ilio suits you ordinarily iit'cd,
u such a iirit'p as Tins you nave a wondi'iliii oj
unily to take can- of your special rcitiiivnu'nts.
Relieve the
congestion this way
V'ou can break up that conges
tion without tiresome rubbing
with messy greases. Use Sloan's.
Its stimulating effect on the cir
culation does the work. Relief is
immediate and positive. It will
notstain. All druggists 35cents.
Sloan's liniment
kilb pain!
I RI ALTO I
STARTING TOMORROW
The Photoplay of Importance
MARY
PICKFORD
IN
"DOROTHY VERNON
OF HADDON HALL"
From the Romantic Novel by Charles Major
Here is a grand combination of all the other good things
Mary Pickford lias ever done, bound in the most colorful
romance of all times the king-pin of all stories from the
pen of Charles Major. It is excellent enterUiinineiit for the
young folks, the old folks and the children.
A Marshall Neilan Production 1
NOTE: Miss Pickford holds
this to be her supreme screen
achievement, just as Douglas
Fairbanks regards "Thief of
Bagdad as the apex of his
career upon the silver sheet.
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or weight .
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