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BEDFORD M3JL TRfgUNE, MEDFORD, OKKfiOX. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1920.
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Willi the -recent announcement
by tlm management, of K.MED, the
Mall -Tribune station. that tho
VAlley nadio Church would be on!
tho.-air again tomorrow, night,!
- comiv- tho explanation by AV. -A.!
Utiles uf a misunderstanding which)
. resulted in the station In? hi silent-
last Sundity night. - t
f . "Jor some time, , it has been the
4 deslr..of KMED to ohservo tho
... isuljLvHh im.tt .duy of reiny raid
' 3(1.. 'UnttM,' "and this watt brought
,: Jo fhfv attention- uf tho pastor of
. tho-rad church, who ngreed to
change Iho church's plans to con
Xorm vitth this pulley.
'Hut it would seem that the
pastor Hpoko without authority.
y ihuj organizer .- of the valley
' radio churrh were, . unwilling to
approve of his arrangement with
1 tUu. station." Mr. Gates explained
thut the management of .tho Ktu
1Ion had heretofore onnduuted all
jtho- husihess ' ivith 'Mr. . -Hoy and
hud understood that any nrraugc
inertts-'hc. had mado represented
tho wlnhvM of his followers.
' VThls dues not seem to bo tho
casc-j , however, and consequently
tho aervlcos wiil '--bo hack on tho
Air as usual tomorrow night ho
Maid. .That this -explanuliwi in
ido to-eorrect In tho minds of
puoiiu mo erroneous nnprcs-
6ioh which tho .inUundurHt'andhiK
vlth :the paUr cauaed to bo elr
Vulatedloeal9, was further atated
by Mrycialen. '
"After tniuuiHlDs with tho poo-
:ie who aio really behind tho
Valley nadio. church, .thlna wero-
nu'ckly ainnolhig out lo tho aatla
faction of nioHt patties concernod,"
he Bald.
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PASSED BY SENATE TO
j :r llKruni thlB afternoon- from
Mcnatot, tieori,-!! W, Dunn of . AhIi
I'tnd- nld that the coui-thouHi fund owue planned roHtrlellons upon
hill . had paBBed 'thu senato With- pjxii tannin iililom) 111,-llntlnn for -leK-mit
a ,iilHKenilnK-'vo(o.' It' liotv iBlatlnn airalnHl mimmmelniVriKiiinii.
awaits the : signature r uf the gov-
, tl'""- " .,;.',','. ( ....
i iho,, bill , provides that Jackson
, couiity may divert ; J2il,U0U, now
'hl'Ill in uifupd for;tliMiuymcnt
I -4f Interest, on. highway ;tidH,' for
the orcolton of a coiirtlmuHa, when!
;, Bid ICi approvijd by a, Void, ot tho
'people.". v v ' t,,'. . ';. V ,
:.. ' v The t2fin.nna.wiia r.i-ivinniu. imi,i
III , thn siisiK'iiae fund, which was imni'Ctiu , I iBhing, 1h not,;)'omtiHern
,i Nlalillslp d foi the iiaynienl, of tho J Ivo, ..iltid Iiiih not. bii ;fni"tliroi'
mate's elmio, lflliey . want their ''enl'H; ' ' liRvii bomi uiiK&jo'd Of. ,
,Milf for' a ahaifof thei..O. tax 'nl I calm to know, v , ,
"rofuiid to 'in wesluru or'.Kun conn-1 " ''A ' laitltlon was ; circulated-!. In
; tjes ...;.-.;'.'. ; Olirry connly iiBlOng that 'I;Iih jfvor.
.,1'he:couiity court baii-'announced 'c,l'l Ho' eojniniirelal ' flWOip:.
It Intends-to eHtabllsh tt fund with r'Kity per cent ot Hie: land owners
l.the IS60.000 as a. .iiuelous. ifor thu. .'"" " Thcn.ll Wan led .at .lu
' luudlng, of a courtliouiio. '
ri-i..-.L.' ' . b '
a ..j"" iiivusiiiu was sponsoreu y
ffl ho Jackson eouhtv dolcffuUun !
17Jo' Jackson equhly delcgullun In
' ftoo li-Klslaturc. . ;'
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OATES AND HALL USE
Two strong araumonti why tho
, uy - ei aioutora . snosui navo 1 a
bow airport were given last even-1
v lug over KMI3II by' AV. . A. Hates
" pnd Heeley llali; both' rtt whom
y presented convincing iiiformntloii.
l,,Mr. Clatos diilvcd Into, the futilre
. .of the aviation Indiisl anil what
r It will llleiui to uMcdford If prop
f i lly uqii 1 11 led with. an nlrpml, the
. jilufcuco of which would mean that
Jledtord ould.no longer mte as An elght-year-9ld buy with big; Tin, local man alo remembers
fir iri.,yiJ!' " a'r "" ' "mll',",,u ,!-v" "' '"" '' l'"'.i:cx Heach, tho novelist, who was
; of tbo Uiiliod HtatCT. , riding on a big steamer headed fur considered an exceptionally fine
. Sceloy Hall spoke on tho d. flc-1 Nome, Alaska. In the hccih, gold bartender, having owned-part In
,,.!ncJy. of tho present uirporl and : rush days of IH00. knew ho. was terest In one nf -tin. .io....- v
"escribed . U10, oitvjirdnges . of the
4,1-V " - I. " "t"u -"Pae on-
UK i-Zu J, , : . 1 ; ,. .
riM w ih 1 VT y .1 . ,
tsjrs, v , lb nq doubt- In their minds
,,.- ,T ,1U.v nuiuu lAnvii.
.t...if 1
IIIVUIVI
ELL NAMED
11 He PAncT ai TrnMATr'".",':'' ,,"ui A,Ri "''" th..
' All liAIJr A rKNA Tii . ' '" ,uu"n" N,Q,,'!lays, I cmM Wentlfy.ewy one of
r( nU UJ1ULI nLILnnnlLII'Asryoiie hud Plenty of KulH Inlhis pilnclpnll eharacters. Ills
U . -' .uiiieui iiuii iime, aim ior tniii
.i ....... ive.-uiun. Hie school board uf that t
r," l(en. Harrctl. n'; senior hi .the sufficiently well financed .
, high' st'hiiul. and n rlpriiuiiliig '' malniiiin an . uiiuhuiiII)- high
v'lMUback -f .the state chainpioii .stniul.-ud In lls eiliii.atlvual systi ni. i
... fuulball lentil, who -daslies tlirollglif. Olio 'of "Killlv" til.l Tcculki'.j
...fife I iiA- b...m.i a .i-.-iii IIiiIim ivu Im-Iii,. f,iL-n tin.. I,u,il. t
. .. iiuui-
. Medford and l..,ta.o fan, last
,iull, Jins been naiued by Congre. ,
'.4,miui W. C. llawley. na first alter-;1''
juilo to Wiwt Point. His brother,
" j'"d Harrell,. Is ; now a cadet at
,)'; 'West. Vulnt, and both youths, have
..Ihelr Jieiirtsselon h -military ca -
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t:,, Tho iiumliig of Hen llarrell as!
..-Ilnil alierimte, conies oh the heels'
, of the. rvecut aiuiuiiniviiii'iit that
Lowell IK w. n high School ginilu-;
j'tite. had been named lu a similar
jbiot at Annapolis.
i-SIR HUBERT W1LK1NS
IN CHILES
Ji .Ok" Ul-V" IN I H I I h I
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r IOr-Mr lli,K..rl Wlll-I,,. . .
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Death Closes Career Melville E. Stone,
: Outstanding Figure in Journalism,
Counselor of The Associated Press
I NEW YOftK,' Keb. 10.
Melville K. Htono, fur 28 years gen-
oral, manager of tlm Associated
Press and for half a century an
' outstanding' figure In Journalism,
died hut night at his lionu'.UU began when hu was- JO yearn old.
I East Hoveiity-flftli street, . 'spanned one; of the moat vital
j - In his, eighty-first year,- lie had'j epochs In news-gathering and din
been in failing health for four
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inontha. Death canio iiuiolly at
S:TiO p.' m. With lilm w;uro IiIh
wlfo and duUKhtcr. Tlm cause of
death was .arterlo-HclcroBlH. - . "
In 1 us 1 Sir. Htono retired as Ren-
SPORTSMEN TUN
A. C. Synder of Slxon, a haniloi
on tlm lower Komio. hlnmi'lf a com
mercial tiHhorimin llh L'O . yearn'
oxpcrlenec, called at th Mail Trib
une office tlila n-ning nnd denied
th report aent out by a nw us-
was hailed. llu chai'uct(ri,e(l tho
rnporl as . "frimh from traiun . com-
nierelal fthhurmen." , . " , ' (
"'I'lio nicest revenue Curry coun
ty,, .receives la from tlHiierii valid
liuhlova,': .mild.- ,Mf. Symlpc;-. ".and
tU land ownci'H artr nut gulpii, to
d!f!irlve.-.,th6mHolvos ot , tt.v .'; Thu
.spojismen amy weeks 'al,.ii,-l,lmn,
npd spend their money freely- Xom
Mtwl.,l l'i..i..- -i...
nlovo for moru itlgniilures. It wai
Rlollih- 'bv II liiuftn, f lu h..i.,.t ,', h ,,,.. I
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P!"y la' ImU time lo. tilrciilnlo
"OfifOf ..
l" ul,J- ',:
ttMr, Flyiiih'f
Wl'Mllllt Willi
n,uiii i mini iiitu in; ivns lyia- i
isaiit with Bonllnumi nlnntr. ih,i '
const from the Cnliforniii Hue. to i
Cotiulllo, anil-that the Krinurnt Mln-i
ion waa Hint tourist rrmKi was lhoro
valuable Minn coniPKlicliil IlKliitigOi
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,1 NMitMi! Ikals l-ui'tliiiiil:
HATTI.I'J. ' Feb. 1 li. tPlSeiit - -
Ii- a - hockey team 1 luriieil hack
tho Portland Swckaroos hero . lad !
night. 3 to 1: Md reaumeil snefin.i !
piiice in tne lenguo otundlnnii
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E. A. Vallier Followed Father Into T
Alaska Adventures As Lad of Eiglft;
Sold 8-Months-Old Pgper for $1.00'
bound for n laud of cnlorful aiivon-
line anu.'U -lurneil unl-tn Im one i
lu,t?"."1.l!.".V:';, ",'Kr- ' w"'i
I " JU ""'" ,x"' no
I, known as K. A. Valll. r, general
intiiiiisi.'r me jfxiis com iiiny
j here, .except to his ehwesl friends. Uho entertainers In the dunce halls
1 who still refer lo him by tho foiH , lauKhitiK h.dstt-i-uiislv over the
mei- iwMne. . h . ijuk.s of the miners,
i .Mr. alller. Sr.. It was who v-i "Uiter. when 1 read his novel,
j for IiIh mm (whostr mother had j 'The Spoilers.' which, hv the wnv
uieu w urn no was a wf tuiaiit).
- . , , " ' -."I nie nine uenoy. were'limr-1
'"" f '" 1 '"' mingled ,mo liagedlo which have
1'iUei'a massive neeumiilatlon't.ver sliico cast a .liadow over his1
Bld bricks. .Mr. Vallier. who i
- w" conldored at that time one of
thti - very wealthiest rolnciw. 1" I
'Nome, told Ills son Unit In- wuld j
1 always havo all the money he !
nuiue... uiu, nm in 1,,1'get u. ; ,., ,.,.mumbur , dlsllnclly . one.
- Waa Acivslwir , morning se.lug n young mail get i
IVlng of an aiiil.Hli.iis. nature, J (f Hie Iwat. . Hi. louked aiulomdy
'''bllo Viilllei- obialiu d a Jut. as ajnr,,untl him and with scarcely n I
"''wsboy. ami pot only .,! papers r, in niijuue. got his .nulpinenl 1
"'at 'wi re printed there., but e"'-' tugetbi-r and went out on the bcaeli
O i-IK'i-a inui came up lion, ine,a, Nom( lo Mnr, uiKislnit 'for gold.,
ialcB on the .oats. Kor thci.e. In I , .., .,. lnlu ,, ,, ,
,l.itui. he rcclvcd l apbee, ami ,,. there, poking aruu:,d In the
j"'''' handed Sr. gohl pieces I ,,,,. . wuh ,,, uf tuinc ,lis. ,
by the carefree miners, who didn't j couriigcment In his voice Ho cried
i . ..in. iu o uiinoyvu npming
.ChJ,K0'! T ",""',.1"!' c,l
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jwer, over eigh niontlisold. -
I Tv'J , l-'ekai'il was one tf Hie
I newsboy's Ive.t custumera. ami wa
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wiui miniii iu UUKlcr ptiyiUg
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i oral ; manager of the ' Associated :
Press tierauso vl ago, end became
j cotinifoloi anij secretary. He nerved i
, as counselor Wl his death.
Ills Journalistic career, which
trlbullon and was closely irtentl
fled with U. Thc.Hon of a Meth-
edlHt circuit rider, . he was. sue-j
ccsslvely manufacturer, newspaper ,
publisher and banker till at Iho ago;
of 4 ft hu began bin lifo worK Jn
thi direction uf unbiased and nc
curate co-operalvo news gathering j
and, distribution. . I
Tribiitert VulA " I
' Tributes to Mr. Stone were puld )
after his death by persons proinl-
nent In vartuus fields of activity.
Tliero wt't'o references to hi in as "a;
true patriot." Ills contribution to
journalisiii was described as "oue
of tho grout est monuments an In
ternational figure bus over had."
"I have lived from the lightning
rod to tho radio." .Mr. Htono snld
laKt your, "and I have seen eleu
tdelty chaugo tho whole business
of news gathering." - .
In retirement, hp kopt in close,
touch with tho activities of the As
sociated Press, and he .was fre
(liiciHly consulted -for his advice.
VI am an. old man," ho said at
the annual meeting of' the mem
hern In 196. "It is not at nil un
likely that this is the la time I
shall have an opportunity to talk
to you. , ''-.
"I regard 'the Associated Press
as a public duly, and every public
i'duty Is a privilege. If it were not
so I should ncvor huvi been with
you." , "' ' q ,
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ELECTS
FORFIELD WORK
: County, Absi.'Bhoii J. . II. Coleman
has named tho ' doputy nBsesaoru
for JackBnn county for the year,
the selections and tllolr territory
belnn uHHiKned a IoIIowb: .
Tho Upper Valley, Dead Indian
and Jenny ' Creek districts rtril
Hum Myor of' Ashland.
i llO'Clllos of Talent. Anil I'lioo
.,lv ,.,! '-,.dl., ' fnrmnlnu
Torrlll ,cif Talent, ' . '.
The City of Ashland Cleorgo It.
Carter of Talent. ; O
, Tlm City or Modlurd C. A. My
)B of Mbdford. . -
'Tile City of Jacksonville .aliti
Central Polst and the Applegato
15,'A. I.atley of Jackaonvllk'.
The (loin Mill', I'roHpcct and Mams
VaUtv dlBlrlctH II, I). I'luloy. ,
.Tho Wliner,' Hngue Ulver, Pant's
CWMf'-.tiitd (lulls (!rek -territory
Ud 10, Dfinptck of Wlinor. ' '
; 'l'l)o ' I'Jiyjto , I'olnt; lliittn .''JiTril.li),
J.nko Crhek Hlitl lilnloio districts
--K. O. Morrlflehi of Kaglo 1'olul,
The deputy nsausBoi'H will take,
(lie'flold mid eomuiencu their worlt
on Krldny, March 1. , : ,
TO PLAY AT
IIOXOMJI.C, T, 11., Keb. 10; VP)
NeKotbitlons have been "turted for
11 fnotbull name at P.orthind., Ore..
next November I'll between the
unlvoi'Bitlca uf Oregon mid Hawaii.
in...,,,,,, ,inrnini ii..v.n't 1., n
beio v.. rR h
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rstty approval
of the
I trip has boen obtained.
one knew hi 111 ns a writer up there,
according uv Mr.-'Valuer,
w" " newi-mmy bunt.
. vital sort uf mall, Willi n kind bean
; and sunny dbiuoslllon. 1 can
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iu vivi.iu. ...i
heroine was a dniiee hall girl we
ed to cull (luldtc. although he
ebanged her character some In -the
novel." ';,!,
, . Inigcil) Uvculleil ', ...
. wju, ,, M,(0y cxielb:lnes
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biiylioud runilnlaeeucra. TIiobc were
uio hurdKhlps nnd iIIscoiioikciiiciiIk
suftcivd by some of Hie young
would-he prospectors, w ho did not
find what lliey werg after.
out "
.'"Ilgl.t have known they were;
lyina. to m-there's no cold here
nun mat no turnod a gun upon
himself and fell to tho ground
jcrt(i ,
Mr ' vnlil. r I. i''ik, '.,n
Alr' 4 n'mr Is one it the Xiilll
Trtbun.-. BU.M. t w. picture.
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Referee Hooted From Ring
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NOD
LOmSK
FANS
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DETROIT
I Uliy UUOU in UpeningiSaUims, val.. to the mat twlco in
Rounds-Leo Fast at Fin
ishObservers Give Each
Man Four Round's. ,
. by t'larlcs .W. IiunUlcy
Associated Press Sports Writer.
DHTHOlt, Feb. 10. P Jerry
"Tuffy"' Griffith, the walloper from
Blox' City, Iowa, . today holds a
popular if fiot an official decision
over . Lvo, Lonukl, 'acknowledged
as tig leading challcnKcr for tho
worlu s .llfc'ht heavyweight cham
pionship, as a result of their closu
10-rcund battlo in Sho Olympic
arena Inst night.
.The verdict q(. .Klnierl'Sllm"
McClollaii1,"tho" refore'e, wont lo
Iiomskl. but tho cheers of 14.00U
Bpeetntors went to Griffith. TheO
declnlon, proclaiming Lomskl the
winner, .was loudly and persistently
Uooeu. , . ...-'' ; '
Thn ul,.,.lf.u ArrfrMnl-t
land from tho ring In expressing
their disapproval. ' "
'nOiacd ring, observers' agreed
today that the bat.'le was so close
that. It could havo been , awarded
lo cither man, McClelland figured
.omtikl, tho "assassin" from
rdeon, Wash., , won. tho las
rounds by a conelusivefYiiar-
gli and . thereforo was entitled
to the. verdict. . '
. At (lines (Irirflth outboxed the
contender from the .Pacific coast.
Ila displayed 'surprising speed with
tIM left hand. -that .ho repeatedly
Jabbed to i.oiiiskl's face. Several
times he, forced Lomskl to retreat
from the force of rights 'to the
head and 'he continually jumped
'JJirwum Willi 11
lorwaru wiin icrt hooks 10 me.
Vdy.' lln made his greater strength
nnu lung i eaen count ill 111a uiu
for Victory, .' ,. . 1 :.-;:,'--
. Continuing his nggresM'.ve attack
In' 'the n'nth'Mind U-nth. Loniskt's
left hand shot out fast, and ho
brought .blond. .jt!.'!.'uffys ,JOBe.
The, '11111111011' buxe: contin
ually i-sllppad . inslde- of ' Urirtitb's
right crosses," : .cuUBing -hlnr , tb
miss frenueiuly.-' Neutral observora
figure fllint. each-, boxer won' foul'
rounds and', that two,!; perhaps,
wery even, -and : that :. l.,oniski de
Herveil to -.vlil .on puinby rts long
lis Vj Clellanir hi duterniined theiO
Is no BUclr thing as a draw.
NKW YORK, Fi'h. 1 II. (V)
,Iaek:p Fields, a. nstctirfj'B Idea
uf perpctunl inolluti,: bus bQ;un
tin 'eastern - Invasion with nnolhor
Vlvtury over ltuiy ,loe (lans, nesro
biittler from Fields' own homV
'town of Los' Any'le."
i liorliiK i.Owith both fists fty-
ifitf at all times, Fields batterAU
out a deelslvo: triumph on points
over "Onus" JtvV a- lll-ronml match
In Mudlhoh " Square 1 (lardun last
nlriht. -, . V
Tho offlelul vorrtiet' Kve Fields
tho 1 17-potniiv championship of;
Los Angeles,, but it did nothfnffl
mueh in tho way of strengthening
his tQ'tdtion as tho leading Q'1 i
lender for Joe Dundee's weTter
wMtflft - crown and toga. -'- .
Milweighing the negro by five
and a half podnds, Fields had
tiuiiH stunned and reeling mid-1
way through the second round, but'
iinnnrwntty dldu't know what U
do with him, n&v that he had him.
! it was tho stunt story In thu I
third round when a looping over-j
hniul right followed by a - left
hook. Fields' best weapon, had
Hans holding oj) desperately. Try
O he might. Fields could not fin
ish his man. After, that .laekio;
had no more yf the well-known
gilden upporlunlttes to send thO:
crowd of some l"t,ot0 home early, j
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DERN TAKES OPPONENT
E IN 'AIRPLANE'
SALT LAKH ('ITV. I't'ih, Keb.
H. Ml Ira Dern, Salt Uiku grnp
pler, defeated Jack Ulirns, Scran
ton,. Pa.. .Jlulil hravywclcht, hell'
limt night 'efler-Hie entllllr took
Ibu fliTt fall In 34 minutes. Kern
tnuk the Mceond (it. seven minutes
wljil his '.'lai'platle", anil. Selil the
N.i.i n ti'li wrestler to lliu in, I for
n fa II m Ven in Ii i.Ucv
nnai tall in t. n minims.
FRANK'S
Comedians
Playhouse Theatre
TONIGHT and Sun.
"The Sins of
theMother"
Amiteur Conteit Each Night
PRICES
Chlldnn ' ; '10c
Adult! ... 50c
I
umi ninpurn dv iAPuinin unnnnirM 1 1
mum r .nr i ni uni udii niniriuirii
linn I iiiuiiLu ui
ARMED DEPUTIES
I UAH VKOA8, Nev., Feb. 1C- d'J
1 Four plcturesriuu di puty Bhcrlffs
jof tbo Nevada . tontier today
jsbartd -tlitt Umellcht as stclla'r
i thrill producers; with "Hull" Moll
liana, Hollywood "movie-wrestler.-,
I iieforc an excitement hungry
throiiB of cowboys, real estate pro-
Xl1
I pier slapped .S. F. Vanermnn of
rapm succi.'ssiun. . hih nceinlm
paled to innlgniricuuco in compari
son with the delighted yells which
ascended to tho stars a moment
later, however, when four "two
gun" deputies vaulted Into tho ring
to place Vaneruian under arrest un
a felony warrant.
" .Vanerman had been under tech
nical .arrest all afternoon, but
rather than disappoint the .rangu
rmers nnu "hard-rock men who i
had guthercd from many out of
the way cornei-s of the surround
ing mountains lo witness t4ie
"bull" of Hollywood In action, the
deputies carefully supprQsed news
or me arrest. . .
TAKE HOOP HONOR
; LAST NIGHT TILTS
SAX rHANCISuO, Feb. 1C P)
Stanford university's basketball
teain cinched socond place honors
In the southern section of the Pa
cific coast conference last nlglit
nnd retained u, slight. -numerical
chance ta He Tor the scctlop churn-i
pioiislilp with California, defeating 1
Southern California, 31 to 21:
If California loses to tho Univer
sity of riolilliern California .-it l.nn
Angeles tonlghl, it Stanford again !
biiats tho Trolana tonleht. nnd If ,
Stanford defeats California next
Saturday, the Cards and Hears will
he tied for the title,'., Tho southern
division sluuilliiKs at the present:
. Won Lust Pet.
California : 7 0 - l.uun
Htanlord ... 5 2 , .710,
Southern California..:: 2 S '.IS'i
V. V. I.. A.'..: .j 0 7 .000
, ,Va8hlii-:!ton State . last ' nlglit
wont on a scoring spree and blasted
ti e hopes of Oregon State flhlKliinK
In the first division by winning a 1
Jfj-to-2l conteHt. The race in the;
northern- division now wjtfcj the
University of Washington assured
of the title la between Wnshlligton
Stale and Idaho for second place
honors. , . .j
j-'l'lio northorn tlivlslon' slandlngs:
Won' Lost Pet
WaBhlngton .....!..;..'.
lilaho !.....'.....
Washington Statu
Oregoti ...'. .',
Oregon State ,
Montana
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Willamette's basketball quintet de
feated I.ltitield collt ;o hern Inst
night In n northwost conference
gamo, 47 to 20, characterized by
ronghneHH on both sides.
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IN FIRST CONTEST
.. Mcdfurd ,won the first of tlie
games with Ashland high last night
at Ashland by the decisive score of !
41 to.' 1'J.' While Ashland was
clearly outclassed lu every depart
ment of the ltnipe, yet they fought
without a letup throughout liio
contests "
Callison opened with his usual
first string with the exception of
Morgan, who was not in a suit.
It appears that Rill put Ills suit in
Ills grip, nnd when -he arrived at
Ashland found Hint somoouo had
taken It. A' thcro was ,110 extra'
suit along; Bill had tho; doubtful ,
satisfaction of seeing how 'it Is done '
from the bench,. Andcrsim taking j
his place. . - .. . .
Melvin. started tho- siiirlng byi
swishing one through t'Jio hoop ,
shortly after the toss-up. On the
next play ho duplicated the- feat.,
On the third play the twill spun j
around in the ring, but rolled out.
Then iiowerman shot one.-; Itooderjl
converted a free throw and. Moore 1
got 11. basket, Howell got ' another 1 1
free throw, but Qarnett. Melvin and i
McDonald .increased the .markers 1 1
for Mcdford. . Scoro at quarti-'r,
Mcdford 14, Ashland 4. ,'
. In the second quarter Med fnrdj I
Htartcu on orgy ot scoring, and be
fore the close Callison sent In bis
onHro .second .strihg. In the.lat
iiilnutcHulen,foiv Aslilnr.tl, found.
1,1.1 iiuvji ku. ni.uru, ul iiuii, i.
Medforil -29. Ashl.inil . ' r . . I
- The half opened In a hectic bat
tlo with tile second sound in.. At
the end of this quarter 'Mcdford
led. 33 to'. 13. - " -. .1
The last quarter was' about abj
even battle. The second string still j
in .for Medford and several sul-j
slitutcs for Ashland. Tfiif gnnie
ended 41 to 19 in favor of Medford.
-Ashland tangles ' with McdfoiMI
on tho armory floor tonight
The lineup was
Pf. Fg. Ft.Tl.i
3. 4 ' 0 , Hi
4 0 . 1 1 I
Q 0 4 4:
3 0 "' 4 4
1 0 4 4
,2 0 0 0!
U 1 - 0 , C
2 ' 0 ; 0 01
'. ...:...i...;.;..la i
I'f. Fg. Ft. TLJ
,2 C :! 1'4 j
1 1 1
1 3 1 ' 1 '
0 13 Ii 1
3 1 1 3 j
0 I ll 2
. 0,. 2 0 4 i
0 11 a f
2 0 ' 0 0;
;;..'...;.4ti
, '", "
1. . .7'
Asliland
Reeder,. f
Howell, c ...
Moore, g'
'mpsun. B
Wlnktcman,
s 2
CHI, a
Woodson,
Total
Mnltortl - -Melvin,
f 0-.
Itowern-ian, f
McDonald, c ..
Clarnett, g
"Anderson, g ..
Clay, s
Hughes,
Pleraon, ii1
Greene, s
Total .......'.....
rtct'erce,-Spears.-
I'mplrcM Sign..
:UM ANtlliLKS, l'ob. 10.- iff)
Krank Green for the last three
1.000 years an umpire li th Western
.Olili league nio) I.muIb Kulls, ll:ive sign
.R7S!ed cuntracts' tu umpire In Hi"
Dnnlfl.. ,.n,,ut .l.,n,'tln 'lIllt-illL- llll)
coming
baseball season. Kolls
an
arbiter in the .Coast
league last year.
WAhLA WALLA, Wash., Fob. 1.
A' Whitman college took its sec
ond stalglit gnnio from ("ollego of
Puget Hound hnskettoHl quintet
here last night, 3S to 8a.
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