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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Tocal and 'Personal The course in "Scientific 1 tabl ing of Poultry" which will start In the shop building nt the rear of the Medford hlh school next Thursday tit ":3n p. m. under C. 1. Thompson, Instructor, Ih open to nil adults who are interested in this phase of farm activity. A nutnlH-r of local farmers havi' al ready suited up for the courrni, nnd othtTH di'tflvitiK to tako it are re quested to noi in touch with Mr, Thompson, either by calling his home or the IiIkIi school. The dinner kIwii ly the huth-t-ran Church Wednesdjiy will not be a chicken dinner an it wn stated in the calendar of Sunday's issue hut only one of their regular dinners. A b si s t a n t Postmaster Jt. Q. 3leach leaves this evening for Portland to spend" a dny or so there on official business. Hot. clean coa"i. "Tel. 631. Med- ford Fuel Co. tf Tho annual pany of the tilean ers class of the Baptist church will be held -on Thursday evening nt the home of lrs. Car low, 2i youth I .nurd street. All Gleaners are urged to come and bring their husbands and enjoy a nice social evening' Win. F. ! In blent uf Clinton, Indiana, has purchased .Miic'n l'.arhe'tj nnd Hervlco Htatlon on the ' highway two miles north of Med- ford. They expect lu tho course of time to put In an up to date ' auto park and continue the siiiue " service that has been received from Mr. and Mrs. MeOinnis. the former proprietors. l,eo Jacobs who has been 111 with a bad cold nl his home ful some time past Is back on duty with his secretarial duties of the Elks lodge. Tho annual meeting of the Jack son County Chapter, American lied Cross, will be held nt the Midford Hotel, January 18 at 1 2 o'clock. For reservations call I ted Cross 150. 211 r Without a uucHtion Josephine county is the cleanest county In Oregon as far ns tubercuhisls In cattle- Is concerned, asserted Dr. F. II. Thompson, of Kugciic, to day. Dr. Thompson has charge of 1 hit tuberculin testing lu the dis trict und reports thut out of more than 3. HOD head of dairy cattle tested in this county there has not been a single reactor this past year. No other county can boast of a 100 percent record of this kind Dr. Thompson declared. 1 rants Pass Courier. A cull meeting for tho board of directors of (he (1 renter Modioli! club, Friday at 2 p. m., at the library. All committees are urged to attend. Guest from n distance, register ed at Medford hotelH Include A. J. Nl m mo tuts of New York City, Idu WorthlnKton and II. A. King, of Chicago nnd CI. Henchman of Ht. Paul. t Thomas Itealty Co. Jxmiiis on furniture and other collaterals; SrI straight or Insttilltneut loans on ity properly. Palm ltlock, corner Main und Front, upstulrs. ".'iiotf Mrs. J. H. Mulchay mid small son Jhnmlo of Portland, passed through Medford yesterday on I heir way to southern California on an extended pleasure trip. They wero joined hero by Mr. Mulehny. who accompanied n number of Southern Pacific officials to San Francisco to nttend the banquet held there tonight In honor of William Hproulo, retiring president and Paul Khoup, new president of the Bouthern Pacific company, Tremendous bargains In women's shoes tomorrow, $ll8 to J3.H5. ltargalu Hasemcnt, M. M. Dept. Mtore. 'JUTi Thomas Vttt, landscape engtnoer of tho national parks system, will nrrlvo in Ihe city tomorrow to spend sumo time on official busi uess nt the Crater national park ofrice. Hoho mending, runners removed and snags worked buck. Handi craft Shop. SIBtt While cleaning out last wvek the mull boxes nl Hulem used In the house and senate during tho legis lative session two ynnr ago, work men on Wednesday found three letters which hud been overlooked and were not mailed. Dinner, Lutheran church, Fourth nnd Oakdnte, Wednesday, January Id. r:3u to 7:3(1 p. in. Adults 3fte; children 2fic. itlhi H. C. Onley. T. H. Walker, W. P. Walter and H. 11. MeXalr were among the Ashland residents In the city yosterdny. Long Loaf tho nowest member of the Fluhror Broad fam ily, is finding ready fa v o r with economical Rogue valley house wives. His tales are mounting daily. S 4 I At Any Grocer I 1 Dee Kvans, ari'i-sted by the local police on .Sunday fin intoxication forfeited cash ball of $15 he put up at that time for nppeurance hi the cliy court yesterday, by fall : ure ti appear then. ' Tremendous bargains in womonV 1 ldiocs tomorrow, li.iix to $3.!u. I Hni-ain Ilaseinent, M. M. Dept. i Store, iiyil i ArticleK of incorporation of the ! Henry Lumber company wera on j file today at the county clerk's of fice with stock named at $250, Oou. The company Is buildhm a good sized sawmill between Ashland and Klamath Falls and Is Investing a j large sum of mmey hi the con- si ruction of dwellings for cm ; ployecs, stores, a hotel, a restau rant, office buildings and posslhly ! later a church and moving picture ! theatre. A postoffice will also be i established there and will be known as Lincoln. Construction j work beuan several months ago ! ami Is going steadily ahead. ! Are you going to the Turkey j dinner? 2H" Kight out of tho state cars reg j Istered hero yfsterday with the i local state auto traffic bureau. ! Tho degree staff of Olive He bckah Lodge will give a public f card party at tin Iridgc hall on Wednesday evening, January Jfith at 8 o'clock. Jlefreshmynts will be served. iil'li Mrs. Charlotte He in leu of ICurck.t Is a California guest at the Hotel Medford. Other Cnlirornians reg istered at local hotels Include W. P. Hue, Jos. Morlnrlly, Jos. C. Doe and Mr. and Mrs. Kulph V. Phakin of Hau Francisco. Attend the JUg Hemmillt Kale. Bargain Pascmcnt, At. M. Dept. Store tomorrow. Kit ft Mr. and "Sirs. Warren Walker of Yreka arc hero this week visiting Mr. Walker's mother, Mrs. Frye. Wood all kinds oak, laurel, fir nnd dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tf Whllo the weather was n little warmer during last night, It was again cold this morning with a temperature of '11 at five o'clock. Cloudy weather and below normnl tempernluro in forecasted for to nlkht and Wednesday. Pest Uliih lump coal. Tel. 031. Medford Fuel Co. tf A. J. Welluer, representative of Hlmon-Shuttleworth and French Fruit company of New York left for the north yesterday after hav ing r.pciit tho week end hero on business. Fresh smelt arriving dally at Johnson's Market. tf W. F. Ht earns of Immure, Cat., was among tho out of state motor ists who registered today at the local nuto registration branch. He cave his Oregon address as Med ford with plans to stay hero in definitely. Don't forget the Old Time Dance, Walker's Hall. Kvery Tuesday night. lor Mrs. H. L. Walthor of Portland who spent Saturday visiting friends lu Medford returued Sunday to her home, uccompunhnl by the Misses Harriet and Anno Hart, daughters of Mr, and Airs. Floyd, Mart. Mr. and Mrs. Hart, wllh an other daughter, Miss Charity Hart, are enjoying a vacation in Han Francisco this week. Attend thn Pig ltcmnnut Hale. llurgnfn Itnscmnnt, M, M. Dept.j Htore tomorrow. Jit 5 j Mrs. C K. Wlnetrout of Oolrt Hill was among tho visitors lu Medford Haturdya from that sec tion. Wood all kinds oak, laurel, fir und dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 031. tf Organization of tho newly cre ated airport commission of (.1 runts Pass was effected yesterday at the first regular meeting of tho body. Glndwln C Smith was named as chairman, with J. K. Kerr tho sec retary, Harold Prestel Is tho third member of tho commission. Plans are being formulated by the com mission for tho permanent devel opment of the port. Nothing Is to be undertaken until a compre hensive scheme for Improvement Is worked out. Work will start as soon us the plan of development I rendy. tlrants Puss Courier. That good coal --low In ash. Han Men Coal Co. Phono liSit. Tho American U'glon Drum corps will hold Us first meeting of tho year lit Legion hcndipiaiierK at the armory ThunMny evening at X o'clock to discuss preparations for, tho attendance of the crops nt. the district American Legion con ference at tl runt X Pass next Fri day. Wood all kinds on it, Inurel, fir and dry slabs. MedTord Fuel Co. Tel. 031. tf Major John 1). C.uthrle. lu charge of the public relations work for the federal forest service, has re ceived a new film showing pic tures of forest fires In northern California during I'.'L'S. Wllh other forest officials, (luthrle reviewed the film and announces It would i be shown throughout Oregon when j addresses tire delivered by mem- ! bers of the deportment. . The spring wash dresses arc j nerc, fl.vn, unnui i un n it i linor, M. a. iepi. more, I Included nmong tho Oregnnlnns ' registered nt Medford Hois are 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Itogers, Mi and Mrs. Harold Hennett nnd Miss Gwendoline Itogers of Pendleton, A. A. Henson of Cottuge Grove, R , F. Hamsey of. Kugene, II. 10. Pall . iff and A. K. lUggliin of Kosehurg. und the following from Portland; A. It. Thornton, L H. Mormon. .1. D. Mcliobbie, JY 11. Klnnky, II. M. I Jones, M, U. Piirountftnli, C. Y, Valient no. D. B. Watson. Herbert Wlnetrout and Herb Myer. Fresh smelt arriving dully at Johnson's Market. . tf M. U. Harper of thu Table Itock district spent yesterday In tho city '. on business. Tho Turkey dinner will be Fri ' day ovening. S:a As well as receiving the contract I fig the decora I km of tho meeting , hall of the dlftrtct American Le- ulou conference at O rants pass onjtinm aijo, was today reported, to he next Friday. Ullsn Heine of thisjshowlnM continued Improvement. city was also awurded the contract for the decora t lute of the streets of tho city wllh fines nnd bunting, according to statements he made this forenoon. Lot me writ your flrn Inmiranc. Carl Y. Tengwnld. !lnte Holland. EtionrW, ; U WTDPOTCT) MATL . , Taklng advantage of low water raused by cold weather pnd frost 5, Willlum Coleman, state superin tendent of fish screens. Is repair ing fish racks in Antelope creek In preparation for the fish run this spring. The rucks were dam aged by high water last year and others In the county are also slated for repair work, according to Mr. Coleman. Doors nnd windows cheap at Medford Lumber Co. 237tf Mrs. K. M. Vnwter of Cedarvlllo, Cal., is registered nt the Holland for several days while In Medford attending ,to the leasing of orch ard property near this city. The Turkey dinner will be at (1 o'clock Friday evening. 2!5 A person who purchases a mo tor vehicle from another in Ore- Kon cannot legally obtain u li cense to operate the same until he has Obtained a certificate of title to the machine. In cases t where the legnl ownership of the car remains Hi tho name of the seller to protect n lien. It Is not necessary to transfer the title to the name of the purchaser. The law provides, however, that p'ithin ten days after the lien or Hens on the car arc satisfied the seller shall notify the secretary of state who ndmlnlsters the motor behlcle law. Cheap dry lumber nt Medford Lumber Co. u 237tf Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Yount: ar rived In Medford this forenoon from Oakland, Cal.. to spend sev eral days In the city attending to business matters whllo en route to Portland, More interesting fucts about the Turkey dinner later. !t" W. W. Canby. who has been con fined to a Medford hospital for more than a month following n serious operation, returned to his home here on Sunday. Grants Pass Courier. Hot, clean coal. Tel. 031, Med ford Fuel Co. If liullding permits were Issued to day and yesterday by the city to the Medford school district to re model the IiIkIi school building at a cost of I40V0 nnd to W. F. Rob erts to build n garnge at a cost of IliO on Jeannetto avenue. A permit was also iHsued to W, M. Off nt t lo build a fence at a cost of Willnmele street at a cost of Tho spring wash dresses are here, $1.HH, $LMX, tomorrow Main floor, M. M. Dept. Store. I'M. I )r. Fra n k Ma 1 1 hews " presld en t of the Itoseburg K I wan Is dub spent yesterday In the city, having arrived In the city to attend the Inter-club meeting hold by the. lo cal organization at Hotel Medford. He wns accompanied hero by u group of Itoseburg Kiwunlans In cluding: W. C. Hardlan. C. S. Hein- llne, Thomas Ness, Car) Neal, John Farrlngton and W. P. Strawn. Notice Plumbing repairing of all kinds. Call Will Hwartz at SB8-L. 21)5 The Jacksonville school today began Its health honor roll assist ed by Mrs. Lyda King ht the coun ty health unit. The Htudents were given exa in I nations for general physical defects with a record kejrf of each student. Honor rolls were Introduced In several county schools last year and have been proven of benefit to the students as well as the schools. Cover charges at the Turkey dinner will be 7f.e. 216 M. It. Kills and Ted Daughters are business visitors In the city from Seattle. Coal by the sack or ton, l'el. 031. Medford Fuel Co. tf F. C. Sanders, who recently sold his residence on Millionaire drive to U. J. Palmer, has purchased the Win, Vawter place recently built in Glen Oak court ami now oc cupies the same. Mr. Sanders l president of the Sanders aeronaut ical school and Is glad Medford Is to make efforts to put (n a new field lo meet advance in aviation. Chonp lumber and cedar posts. Modford Lumber Co. 237tf H. V. Williams of San Francisco, representative of Walton and Moore, dry goods company of that city, spent yesterday In the city on business. Coal by the sack or ton. Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. tf Frunk Amy loft Medford Sun day for a 30 days .sojourn at Han Francisco, lie may also go (rum them to Los Angeles for a short time. Pest Utah lump coal. Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. , tf Attain comes the-annual warn ing to duck huntei who have birds In cold storage, to remove them within ten days in compli ance wllh the federal migratory bird law, prohibiting the storage of migratory birds after January as. The duck season will close officially this evening at sundown. The season was not successful in Jackson county, but many local hunters brought home limits from tho Klamath like section. i The Turkey dinner will be at the Presbyterian church Frhhiy ! evening. f t 1 Yesterday was the biggest day ' of tho year at the sheriff's office the Issuance of temporary licenses with 71- licenses Issued, Of thi.i number 3J went to Med ford nUjlo owners, five to Central Point owners, two Ashlnml, two In Phoenix, two In Gold HIM, one in Hleklyou. one In Deter. "two 111 Talent, one In Prownshoro, one In ltogue ltlver und two in Kagle Point. "Charls" Han. Thono 70-M. Mrs. fcindlo Allen. VS8tf Hounty varrunts wero Issued at the county clerk's office yesterday to O. W. King of Gold Hill, one bobcat: J. T. Lovell of Jackson ville, one coyote; V. IL Ferguson of Gold Hill, one coyote and two bobcats; Clyde Smith of Copper, one coyote uml two bohents; John Warner of Trail, one bobcat: Geo. K, King of Ashland, one coyote and one bobcat. Charles Taylor of Central Point who underwent a major operation t the Community hospital a short The Federul Hushiess Men s As sociation of Houtheru Oregon held Us postponed meeting from lust week In thu federal building here this Afternoon beginning tit 1:30 p. m. in tho Crater National forest of rices, and during which officers or tho cnvulog - year . wero elected t TRIBUNE, llfEDFORD, . ' . MlQMbcrtu Shoeinuke, of Med- j ford, Marion Hudson, of Golden-1 dale, Wash., and Kenneth Ranch, of Mavshfleld, were week-end via- ' itwrs at, the A, T. Hhoenjake. home t in Grunts Pass. IE !,.,,, , The hi-nrhiB underway .before County JudKe Alex Sparrow for thren days to determine tho com- ,, of W. A. Pointer. Ke.l SS j LUNCHEON PLffi Pfl NTFR MM IN i I I Ullll LI I III! IUL. Ill yr to handle his own buslneas 1itHlH n ioett) jnior colleBe, local nffnin, new lo a cloao this. after- ;lmrlA, summer camps for children, noon., with tho presentation of iHtl.ueKnn(( newsboys, tho com.nu rebuttal testimony, . and several jnt. chMt and church charities, lively tilts betw een Attorneys En-I wcro , tho philanthropic riBht, I-hlpps nnd Noff. L,. whirl, fnuml n nlne on B. E. Harder, president of tho,tll( st ot the gonerouli heorted t-ut Knllnnnl Inintf. tnuttflo1 Hint 1 . First National bank, testified thnt tho making of three different wills by Pointer, in a period of six months, was "bad Judgment for a man of his years.' Under cross-examination by Attorney N'eff, Mr. Harder testi fied "that it might not have been exactly bad JudKiuent, . but there wero belter ways to do it," The documentary evidence at the hearing shows that between! December 11(27 nnd August Point or hud made three different documents, tho first conveying all bis estate , amounting to about tL'l'.OUO, to his daughter Mrs. Anna ('. .Valley: with tho proviso that Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cass were to receive- IUUU; that a second paper was drawn when he leurued the Nalleys were to bo divorced, giving one-half to his daughter and one-half to P. K. Nalley, and 1huq to Cass; ami in the third paper be gave one-third each to the Nalley and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cass. Tho bank official was subjected to a number of hypothetical ques tions bearing on thu three docu ments, ami lest 1 fled that "secur ing cure and comfort in old hkc," by a bequest after death, was not ihe best way. He further testified Unit a, revocable clause in ihe will helped. During the cross-examination Pointer Interrupted and was cau tioned by Attorney Phipps, by' shaking a finger at the aged man. Pointer ahook his finger buck nt the attorney. Oris Crawford, cashier of the Pir.st Xationnl hunk, testified that t as far as he could determine from his banking relations with Pointer ho was capable of handling his own affairs. He was a cautious witness, nnd admitted ''that no banker .likes lo testify In proceed ings." A. A.' llccker. a neighbor of the Nalleys, was also called aa a wit ness. Arguments In the case will be made to the court, it is expected, late today. Daily Meteorological Report " Jan. 10. liiL'9. Medford and vicinity: .Cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Tempera ture below normal. Lowest to night slightly below freezing. Oregon: Generally cloudy to night nnd Wednesday. Tempera ture below normal. Local Inta ' pi Temperature (degrees) 41 211 Highest (last 11! hours) 17 41 Lowest (last 12 hours) L'S 20 Itol. humidity (per ct.) 3 US Precipitation (inches).. State of went her Cloudy Foggy Lowest temperature this morn ing. 27 degrees. Total precipitation since cpt. I. ms, 7.19 Inches.. Sunset today, &:U3 p. ni. Sunrise Wednesday. 7:30 n. m. Sunset Wednesday, r:0ii. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time , ' 25 ST H JJ S j) 3 3 : 3 i g ! ? , CITIT Maker rtty I'S in Tlear Piumnrek G 12 P. I'dy. Holtse .. 81 J. Cdy. Denver 4K '.'i; Snow Uom MolncH 1- S Clear Fresno 40 2S Kokkv Helena 80 HO Clear Loh AiiKeltM .... H f;i Cloudy MarNbfield 52 3rt Cloudy Phoenlx 70 3i Clear Portluntl 8tl 80 Clear lied Hluff 3rt 82 ' Cloudy KotoburK 86 82 Cloudy Suit Iako City.. 3S 22 Clear San Franolm'o.. 44 40 Cloudy Santa Fo 44 22 Cbjar Seattle 4tf as P. Cdy, Spokane 28 20 Cloudy Walla Walla .... 3tt 82 Foggy WlnnlprR 22 Clcnr L. W; PICK. Muloorologlst. 4 Nothxi to tirame Monibem . Wo huvo a f'tw roples of tho New Year paper containing a liU lory of tho different Images and pleturcH of iho m iih tors at thin off lev. Members of any tlmnde who did nut revolve a copy can cot one free by calling nt thbj of rice. '(hope desiring to nund copies to friend can huvo them mailed nt flvo. eitM per copy. lirlng In j lUt of u nines or mail them nond-j ua five rontn for each copy, ?i5 I T 4 ! Httttod Convocation of , Outer Lake Chapter No. IJ It. A. M. Tup. day. Jtmunrr 16, nt 7:80 p. m. Installation 1 of officers. Uv order of K.0f. P. W. II. 1 10 O I N nOTl I A M. secretary,. sn OftEflOX. TUESDAY, . - - .. 'niirriy umrv m .M L'nilit'rn of tho Hniiiry clul hail fun thin noon judiciously i!itiib - utlnK tho moni-y leprescm.d by tho Firt National Bank. unHiun- od t ,.cly found nt their lilat-. u thet- entered the dlninB room ' "i 'i m , i . i . ,nL , , lets ih ?J and calls for ai Hifssion to ial "T Mc:1,,f"rd- Thi' ."i all Ramos played on tho home floor. ! laiiKed nil tho way from 19 ' , .... j , . . .... i ?fne'1 B a b y Il"ln,la'1 1!uke " """BWn. to amounts in ,h"""':i0'. ""VT.. h.. Itotarinns. Dr. lid S h o c k 1 e y suggested building- a Rymnaslum for tired business men, and Vllson Walt said he would use his sum to provide an annuity for broken down cornet players. Paul Smith considered bribing- the press so that they wouldn't leave his name out of the bachelor columns. i which reminded reporters present that there aro four bachelors In the club instead of three as here tofore stated (and they're all good looking). ,- . C. C. Hoover, who received a check for $100,000. surprised the club by not advocating tho fur ther exploitation of bulbous bluo ! grass. He would use ;0,000 of this sum. Instead for the educa- i lion of dairymen In the state of j Oregon, and the remaining amount In the development of be tier stock. TO ORGANIZE FOR The city council will meet to night to complete its organization under the new administration. Mayor 1'fpcs will unnoume all the committees ana also the ;ip pointlve officials ;iu was decided upon. It Is the generul Impression that thuro will be few if any changes In tho personnel of the city appointive officers. The amount of the bond issue to purchase find build the new air field Will n Iso, be decided at Ihe meeting tonight and the dttte set for the election, which will no doubt be between March -u and April Int. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Ladies Klgin wrist watch, Saturday. Reward. Mrs. Dolph Phipps. 2'.7 LOST Tire 3 2x0 Dunlop. Please notify Mutual Mill Seed. 2l7 KOlt Hi;.T Furnished Apt. with garage. Close in. 20tl "West Jackson. 2!iK lOH KEXT One 8-room modern house. Closo In. Phone 31 f. 2tf FOlt SALK White buthlog, police dog and a pointer. Dr. D. W. Stone. 207 Foil SALK Two Kiectrie Incu bators, 500-egg capacity, good shape and cheap. S. P. Hobb. Jacksonville. 207 WANT 10 1 Young Man for a dis trict manager's position. Hon esty and energy more necessary, experience. A salary of $fil) per week and expenses paid; man to ipiallfy must hav $2i0 cash to put up as securiit': give data of self and phone mini her for ap pointment. Write Uox lM. S.. Tribune. 20G UKAL KSTAT 13 liAKl.AINS 5V. Aerew of uood land, milo and ft half out; S aerea Jrricatod; city wuter avaibible; no buildings. A Hfo time buy at $1T0 casli. 1 0 Acres; (i-room bouse; barn; larno modern ehleken boue: feed limine; 1 acre strawberries, bulnnee !n pr:i!n. Prieo IncludcM 200 lay ing bens. Is' ear school, film road: electricity. A wonderful home place. only $2. !;('.' One Acre onc-hnlf mile out on Splint; New 4 -room plastered hoiiHO with bath am) city i-oneii-ience.s. Cement basement am) gar age. Kxrcptioutil bargain at $2.fi.'(i. Only Jti."0 cash, balance $25 a month. New 3 -room house ivlth blith and sleeping porch, Wlrvd for electric nmge; hot and cold water. Itlg lot, r&x!20 cm paved treet. atl j clear. SI. 40V. $4oo cash, balance! S2.t.oo a month. Nice 8-room house and bath. ; Strictly modern; double garage and wpodshed; completely furnished; oat front tot. Close In. Ideal location on pavement. Price f l.iiuo. on terms. 7 Acre; 4 room house: good barn; chicken houso and chickens; garage. City vuter. electricity and phono. Fine fiffnlly orehtird: good land, all Irrigated. Wonderful view of valley; 3 miles out. Price $2,200 on very easy terms. Price in cludes how, cow. eh I ok ens". Implement-, wood and feed. You can't beat this. Hurry. - r ' this r. ii. Miu,Ai;n co. 1 " 410 Kasi Main. Phone ?2i tOOKf 1JJ5 THUR.; FRI. SAT. OEO.O'BMfN JANUARY 13. 192.0. . . - i - II FOR BASKETBALL ! Season haHketball lU-UetB will go ! on buTh at Crnwuen't lomorrow "M iimw.y iiwo,ii "l " " , " .," I " "C,u' .H'',1 '"ade. loUay. .,by ..":.0 1 it ibih iui me Kuuie r riuuy nlKhi at the armory with the Unl- of 0regon fre8hmcn w ! .,le .Prlttay no0 at Crowson', and at the same hour Saturday lor the gumo that evening. Negotiations have been complet ed with the Salem ui;h school for two games In this city, Friday and Saturday, February 8 and 9. The Salem team will play Ashland at Ashland. Thursday, February 7. The high school team will scrim mago witli the alumni team In the armory tomorrow night at 7 o'clock and the fans are invited to come and see the contest. It will be a regulutton length battle, and the high school hopes to get revenge for the drubbing handed them Sat urday night. . The University of Oregon fresh men, under the -guidance of Spike l4oalie, are supposed to be the best yearling" team In years at Huge tie, and its first Ktring has three Port land high school stars. TO SEE CRANDALL I The idiots of the Pacific Air ( (Transport nnd the attaches of the i local airport are awaiting with ! much interest the time when Hurry Crundall, the air pilot in the P. A. T. nor vice, begins bis duties In that service, within a week. He will fly a mail plane with the Oaklund-Medl'nrd division of the Seattle-Los Angeles air mail route along with Art Klarbuck and Ualph Vlnlen. Heports describe Crandall as a cautious and capable pilot, who performed stunts only when be fore the camera. He has a record of lsun flying hours to his credit. Ho began, flying at Rogers field, l.os Angeles, years ago. ami for several years barnstormed in Cali fornia, New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma. During his airplane career with the movies Crandall played in "Lilac Time," "J I ell's Angles." "Cohens At Kelly;; in I 'iirls." "Air Circus-' and "Hazardous Times." He recently forsook (he movie, camera career for that of an air moll pilot. Cround was oe.nn broken today f for the construction of Med ford's i newest fruit packing house, sehed i ulecl to .be ready for occupancy by j the Kimbnll Krult company ( on J North Kir street in ample tfme for I thin year's fruit crop. The packing How to Avoid INFLUENZA Cold! Nothing ymi ran do t. ill o cfTcctu. vw,u" mllT protect you a(tint Coliti. in. flncnut oi Grippft Ra kecpmtr your organs of diirauiion mid elimination active nnd youi yitecn fr from poUunoua ccumuUtioni. Natur'i Remwljr I W TntitfUl r1oo mure thto merely ciu plensaiit nnd caay bowel act'oo. it tones and itrcnethcns tho system, iticrcaa lag resistance asainst disde and infactiooa. Ott a l(c Bos at Tour DragfUt'a v CCWCNGF 2 HUNT'S CRATERIAN AIR IN ANXIOUS BREAK GROUND TODAY ! 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