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J?L'(JfiNE, Ore., May 15. h
WiIiam Hay ward and nineteen truck
men of the University of Oregon,
left this morning for Seattle, where
the , Wehfoot performers wl meet
the University of Wannin-ton track
nie In a dual meet tomorrow.
TRTTiTJNE,
MED7)RD,
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OREGON,
FRTDAY. fAY 15. 1925
WEATHER MOVES
FOR N. POLE FLIGHT
Some changes have been made In
the program fr the dedication of
the ninuHoleum In the. 1. O. O. K,
cemetery next Wc-dnemlay. Innteud
of havliiK a march on foot down
Main Kti'oct, the vi.sttiiiK Odd Kel- t
lows who will h in nttcndiincc at
tlie slute gnind lode wesHion tit -AkIi-land
next week will be driven in
nut os from Aslilund to the iMtulford
cemetery.
It , has been decided to give 'he
visitors a chance fur a more ex-J
tended glimpse of the orchard din-.
trlets of the valley. The auto pro-1
ceHsion will leave the highway south'
of town nnd puns through the Hear
"reek orchard district to South Oak-'
dulo street, thence through that
street to .Main and through Main
to the cemetery.
After the dedication ceremonies i
the vlftltors will he routed by another
drive of 6lght-eeing hack to Ash-'
land. I
Officer McMalmn will co-operate'
with the commit tees In charge to
prevent interruption and congestion
during the trip. Permission will bo
nought to have traffic on -Main street
as limited as possible while the visit-'
ing delegation Is passing through. )
Judgo Henry AVestbrook of Port
land is scheduled to deliver the ad-'
dress at the dedicatory services and
Ja. K. Caster grand master of the
ntnto grand "lodge of Odd Fellows,
will give the reading, "Hall of
Kume." The program, now eo,mplet-
ed, will bo given as heretofore an-
nnunced. The services will begin
ubout 6 o'clock, nnd the public Ik
Invited to witness the mi mo.
The Kebekah lodge of Mcdfonl Is
endeavoring to prepare a float to be
entered. In the parade in Ajfhland
In the forenoon next Wednesday
nnd this float will be returned to
Aledford in the afternoon proces-.
Blon.
All Odd Fellows, .whether dele
gotes to the grand 'lodge or not,
ore requested to keep In mind the
breakfast at the summit of the Sis
klyous Thursday morning. This
event Is for nil members. The line
will leave Ashland nt 7 a. m.
O. A. C-Oregon Play Tomorrow. . LONDON, May 15. (Ry Associated
KUflKNE, Ore., May 15. Varsity j.,.) Dispatches from Copenhagen
and freshmen baseball teams from Buy weather conditions have im-
tne i nlversity of Oregon w ill leave ( , OVed at Spitzenbergen, indicating
tomorrow morning for Corvallis, favorable conditions soon for the at
whero they will play the Oregon ' u-mpt by Jtoald Amundsen, explorer.
Agricultural college nines. It will; to fly from a point near King's Bay,
be the first game away from home ttpitzhergen, to the north pole.
for each team. t The dispatches report a tempera
ture of only eight degrees below zero
and a clear, calm atmosphere.
Splendid Comedy Tonight.
they present 'Somebody Lied," JiftlT
which they givfja farewell conceiW
The company has been here four
weeks, have played to large and well
pleaded audietes andQgo from here
to Klamath Fails.
Scottish Rite,
r Third Reunion SlnWyou
Lodge, of Perfection, 4th to
M4th degrees conferred on.
Thursday by local lodge. 15th
to 32nd degrees confered by Eugene
Frank & King's comedians nlav hodies on Friday and Saturday. Petl
"Von Hansen" at the big white tent Vn" "-U,dub' " 9 a- m- Thu,r9
, ti . i .day. Refreshments noon and evening
tonight and tomorrow night. J,wh day to all Scottish Rite Masons.
Sunday Is their last day here nnd 47 Paul R, Rynnlng, Secretary.
ATHLETICS TIGHTEN
: HOLD ON 1ST PLACE
tCHICArJO, May lii. The flint.'
month of play In the American
league contrasted with the first ,
month of 1J124, noph the baseball world .
turned upside down. ' I
Ia8t year the Athletics were in tho j
cellur nnd stayed there until July. This
year they are leading the league and
took their seventh in a row yesterday I
from Uetrolt. Tho other three first i
division clubs last year at this point
of the race were In the second dlvis- i
Ion. A year ago, the Yankees were in
first place with n good lead and St. j
Louis, Boston and Detroit were closely i
bunched not far behind. Today all
tour are In tho second division.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., May U. (Hy
Associated Press.) Louisville sporting
writers, probubly belter qualified to
pick possible winners of the Kentucky
derby than sporting editors of other
cities because they have seen most of
the candidates work out for n month,
are of the general opinion that the
first five colts to come home will in
clude Quatrain, Captain Hal, Ken
tucky Cardinal, Chantey nnd Aliunde).
With but few exceptions Quatrain Is
chosen tn lead.
uj-- ?&:r -
97ie happiest
moments are
, spent sipping
(Swell's
' NATIONAL CREST
(offee
after dinner-
It's delicious
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