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f l Li-' VQK-7 IMA n, M. T 10.1610 1M
In it niionxl Kiiiiii' at thfi Arm
ory lust nlKlit Mcdfoid JU took
tho Bocdiid HHinc of the crifu
from Anhlnnd Hi with a acors of
41 to 11. Tho Kumu tlmr
uuftii'Jzed ,liy Homo luilllunt 'indi
vidual flimhea by Mcdford play
ors, but thtiro wiih llttlo teum
worn 'displayed. Alcdford'H houvy
toarn dooa not nppcur to Hhow up
to ndvantiiRc with tho mnn-to-innn
dofoiiKP.
.Melvln started tho hcoiIhb with
n brilliant fako and a hot which
Hwlnhed through for tho first two
imuntorri, ' MoUonahl, Clarnett and
llowerman Jolni'd In running up
tho aooro to l;l for Modford tJ
Hulen'H converted freo throw for
one' point for Ashland.
In the neeiind ttuarter the loeals
(fot twelve more points. Morgan
innklnft it beautiful long Bhot from
eeptur. Heoro at half, 25 to 1
Jri 'favor of Mertford.
AVIth thff weond Hiring ill for
Medforri at the opening of the
half Ashlaml continued Its hard
flKhtlntf wlSi better sueuess seor
Inif four points whlio Aledford
gained but eight. Heoro. at end
of third quartor, B3 to 5 in favor
of Medford. The last quarter was
hut a -repetition of tho others,
much) ragged work but running
up the score to the final total of
41 to 11.
Tho llno-up was:
Ashland: O 1X1 FT IT TI
Kecdei. f
Hulen.Q ...
Howelli c .
Monro, K
wnpson, b
....1
....1
...,0
....1
....0
Vvinkleman, s 0
Woodson, a -..1
fJ'oial 11.
Modford:
AiHhin, f
Bowerman, f 2
Mobonatd, o 5
va kt rif
.2 1 II
..2. 2 0
II
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4
0
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0
0
3
5
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I
.....()
....1 0
....II O
....1 'I
tiarnett
('lay, s
Thomas, s r..
J'lcrson, - s ....
(Irecn, s
Anderson, s
Total 41.
Spoors, referee.
Tho preliminary was played b'
tweeii Jacksonville eml tho Aleil
ford Juu'lov III. .Medford took
(hn kiuihi with' iOc6ro of 22 to
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Englneors are shown assembling the 1,000 horse power "Golden Arrow" In which Major Segrave
hopes to regain for England the world s automohilo speod record at Daytona Beach, Fla. Upper left
is how the automobile will appear when completed. At right is Capt. J, S. Irving, designer of the
machine. -
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i Lounsberry, M.
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soi) . J no luceni oiu-rinii 01 ,.muis tioi -
niun, . tu-uvy weiRin iiKmev, irorn
appearing further in Klamath
4ti(j Falls because he fulled to make
333 nts appearance lor a match anu
me suosequent . retiucsl uy me
Klamath Falls boxluK.-, cotnniis-
Isioi) that 'Clurman be iveu similur
'tr:atment In other Oregon citles
caused Sailor Jack '. Wood, -' loeul
fight promotei.', yesterdajr to 'air;
AvJiiis views on tho subject. i . rEv '
1S5i ' IjaiJor Jaei: hardly bellijes such
a reoucsi eouai oe mimtea-r who?
equal coopertition from all cities
and does nut understand ; how
Klamath Fails could expect sucii.
j-j request to be fulfilled, in. view o
presoni conuitions. .. .110 ,.oas, - a
plan whereby; all' fighters would
Iroit llie'Mlr;iii:lit. unit narrow path ' at Vol lland, and all fighters would
'by every Imi.Ihk comniU.-'ioii ill then olitiilyed tluougli tho
; Oregon' joining- tho National l'n' ,al,,i nfflce, thuy assurini; guai?iti
Mng uiisoeiatiiiu, wlilch would pro-', 1 -ghi.s.
one .la if hi would be qarred bj'
.every city in nn-gon an well as in
other -motes, a 'provision of the
i association rnlt.-s providing for
this, lie would make the
CHICKio. Feb. it;. W Three
"purple" gangsters of Detroit to.
day were thrice identified through
pliutugiaplis us inemberM of thu
Oregon gun mmg hunted-fur 'inursuaya
lie:,d(iuirt-r.s for the iif'soclation sexl utile flfiying.
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Richardson Springs
' ''Thu Home pf the Soft Shirt"
Claiming the world's, best natural physic. On highway
'near Chico, Butte County, California.
Warm Winter Weather. Steam Baths
Wonderfur mineral waters unexcelled for rheumatism,
kidney and stomach ailments.
LEE RICHARDSOIf Chico, California
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb: 10. W) Preparations are progressing on j
Date of the seventh annual show j 'he iO111"1 Southern Oregon Nor-!
lot the Portland kennel club has; "ml Imsketlinll tournament ut
.been announced us March' 2-3. j Ashland on March 10 and 10, and:
Letters to I5U0 breeders in tho tUin In Onplote elmrgo of tho
Pacific northwest and California, normal School. pvr 00 high
i have been mallei! by the club. ; schools of the secondary class
iHlnce there are but two dog shows have been InvltO 'o participate
I to bo held In the northwest this and Include schools In Coos, THnlg
I vear. the Portland exhibit and las. Jackson, Josephine, Klani-
tin: Heattle show a. week later, a. ath and l.ako counties. The first
ni.lPi-w' bigger entiOlist 'than ever helVro ! tournament was held last year
nlvei'slly of Oregon basket-' 1 expecjeu. '
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NEW OllLIOANS. La. IP) Hlllll.
by Lieiiville in 1.7 IS, Fort St. J'hll
lp, which flgi.Oil in the defense of
SEATTLE, Feb. 1 II. ('Il The
powertul Unlverslly of Washing
ton yearling basketball team
downed tho Unlverslly lit Ore
gon Freshmen 28 lo 20 re to
night. ,
Jt7 y.
lirriENE, Ore., Feb
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oCHBlSTNER FA6ES
EA'jLlNO TUESDAY
NISW YORK, Feb. 10. Wj
Meyer (KO) Chrlstner, tho Akron,
Ohio, rubber worker, comes back
to Mndlson Hqlinre flnrden next
Krldny njght for n ton rotind bat
tle against that tugged rick of
the IrcniQi, Paulino Uzcudun.
Allhotlgh Chrlstner jumped Into
popular favor Willi his knockout
of Knute Hansen and Ills good
showing in defeat against Jack
Hharkel, tho Akron sWiger Q ox
peeled to experience extremely
tough Kolng against I'ltullnpf)
Tho Ohiuuti cun lilt, but Paul.
can
thin i'Ity lu JiaH been hoIi! to
private iiil.en.iKtn. 'J'ho huIii occur- f
rurt o thu uniiiv(jr"iry oi the mmo. !
day 11ml the lmttlu or Now Oiluuns J
wan fuusliL 111 youiH u-io. ,j
Uiehriohl Oil cuiiipttny, mtltl today j ,(1U, ,,t; AiuQi
linn iurc mutt in ruts iiiiniun (iui
litrM will oxpundnd In Oregon by
ami wuh tloclarod ii 100 1li vvnt
; miccfs ami thn tuurnanutnt 1 1i in
! yi'UiO"1 t-'sptfutcd to bv even- but
Iter,. .
famous hUiuij of CJu'oi'ku AV'aHlilmi- :
ton now i ft ndt1 lemafli it-MroiiKth-j
oii(;il and flrO'1'001' dontf. 'I'tlo'V'ir- 1
Kinla tri.-neral tiHmniuly av'''tf( it ,
that u mod'orn touyt v;im nkvv'n tlio ',
Mtali- i-apllal, dcni(:tl 1y ThouiMHi
aufhiro .proH'cLifJU lo I
ica's most valuablu art
: irt'ayurt'y,
T
ball teum loHt Its 'finii J'ttolfli;
(.Hitit ciuifcrenuc ixaitio tonight by
dOlu'lnK a nrrk-Uwu-dt tvinw to
WaHhiiiKton Klatu, ti
Alti-r laKKlntf during tbo Ort
Uiv Kt'fondH of play. Uu-Qcaitu!
dcvclopod Into a niattttr ul
an, tho WcbfoolH loHHfid baknt fur
bunkvt -with 'aliir)Kton. At tlio
half Ort'tfoii K'ad by ono point,
It! to lit, O
"Willi mjvcti mhiutL'n left to play.
MttOhi'll, Wushlimloii HlHto n
ttcrvc ocnlor, loi-d in a field ijiki!
to Mlv- tlio C'nWurn a one point tho. company in thu -construction; TAU.'AHJANO, Chile, Fob. tC .;
long oi1 from tlio field and Hoh-
fret Aut)v to even thu ( Out '-'7
lu 2t. .li.'l.HnviliO;ivj liiH in
vadoi'H thu d( Qi(j two polnt.O
' BKATTLK, Vvb. 1 tl.-HI") t'nl
vcrHliy of WdHhlnKton- bawkot toH
Hortt tunlKht HinuthcrtMl tin- chnm
nlonhip hopoH of tho I'nlvorlty
of -Idaho, il to i7 ff thr unrto
foatod HuhUIoh Iobd ovnry rcnuiin
in gnmo of thn m'aKon tho wornt
they can do 1b ond In a tlwvhh
Idaho, If tho Vnndatt win ulVflioir
othor contCMtHOl' the northern dl
viHlon basket bat I chantplonuhlp.
Ul AND HOLLY STS. PHONB 84 4
k Complete Cleaning and
Dybino Servicjs
of six laruiilts fur combininiv (i) Kir Hubert WIlIihiB, uoted ox-
aviation IWM.ns and tietter diutri- piot'or, who is rotiirntnK Ironi tits
butlou facilltliia for tlio company n ; Ari'ictli! air, expedition, arrived i Naturopathy
products. hiO I'YIduy from llecenlinn bnd.
FredOlottfrled An-isurnbowQ
GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW
' Expert plumblno, heating anO
sheet metal repar shop.
We specialize an service at rea
onable prices. No Job too small.
219 N. Gyie 8t Phone 674
liloctrothuraiiy ChirQiraclIf
Dr. H. P. Cojp mi
, !)th SuccoBSful Yt-ur In Medford
Treatments by Appointment
Medford Centur Bldg. Phone 96F
Food Bcleucp
takb more nunlNhnuml
any Other heaVyWulKht In ,ho busl O
iichh. Tho Pati(Uo 1h tv rushfnt;
t oaring, mauling fhlor. ChrlHt
ner'H thunco io; win hccivih to Ho
In a knockout. I 'ViiUlhio iri'Vor haQ
been KnocKcu out.
HTAXFOliO UMV'KHHITV, Cul. I
Fob. Hi.-v-(l) in n fnl cUiHoly
cont.uMtd. nffn't that how the
Loaiiin l)tfjij,0n praotfrully oven )
toriim tin-iiSfthoul the much ml lialQ
Stanford'H caKoiM odtfed out tht .
I'nlvtM'slty of Southern Califurnia
nilnua hero tunlRht, 2 lo J,'.. !
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oC0PC0 HEAD OFF
FOR O.S.C. SCHOOL
ASTORIA QUINTET
' Clydo It, I1kmIiin of-tho Copno
commercial department leaven to
day for Corvullta to altond tho
Rural Eluclrlc Hrrvlco Mon's
tchool Ht-j. LL- durtriB tho com-
InK wcoVf TtW school which Is
upon so red by tho "On-Kon com
mittfo on relatlous of electricity
to nKricoHuro" wQ foatnro u
foniprohonslvti study of tho ways
n ml means In which clcclriolly
may bo profit aldy jsed on tho
farm' to the O-'Onomlo ndvuntsK"
vt tht farmer. Thfy will uIku
work on plans to make tho oUi
trlficrttlon of rural territory more
Kioral to tho mutuiil lyeuoClt of
tho farmer and tho utility.
Tho rural electrification staff
at O.. K. O, has boon making
SMi-fsH of tests and c&pori incuts
aloii thoso lines and will dis
cuss tho results of their findlnK"
Willi ; the utility rcprcent(UivtH
who ore enmKvd In rural cleotrtr
wurk. -
i Mr, , HiKtflns who Is un ama
note member of thu American So
ciety of Ah'i'lculturn KiiKtncorx
handl-f this typo of work for
the California Oregon J'owur
Company.
ASTGttlA, Ore. l'ub. 16. (Vi
Tho Walom high school bunketbnll
team defeated tho Astoria Fisher
men hero tonlKhl in a fast sanm
Z$ to Ix. Tonics xvjirn rovorned
last night when. .W.uria tuok
fciulem to n I I to 112 trimming.
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1elbert M' Tlttlc. former met
onroUiRltt r tho Modford weatllor
burtmu and tni'r that time In
ohftryp of thrj government air
wvs wst of tho Kocky moun
tains, arrived in tho i!lly yestor-
day afterrtoon for a oonffrenee
ivlth' L. AValtor tJlek bf 'tho local
wathr huifau on nirway matters.
If in not known Jnut how loni?
Mi. Littlo will remain In the
city. " . , .
Sport Briefs
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MIAMI tiKTtMl, FlaVl'Vb. 1
(!') Two of the muM, prunilurul
heavywolMht members of tno tin
deuif's younger set pufl'od and
per.xp.red muter a boiling sun to
day wlido a nioteix- erowd of
Pleasure seekers, miQ of whom ,
never before witnessed a tralnlnfcj
session, chweil and applauded i
their efforts, j
Jaek Sharkey, Itofdon'n boll Hm b
beauty, ra)ped sparring' parlm-p!
around, punehed hts pharapher-;
natla, snarled atQ grunted lor;
700 eustotners in u ring pltehed i
by tho dog traek- Ith'kurd btutt j
ctot to the oeenn's edge. In u
turn bh; down ealuo, young St rib-!
Ilni, young Q'igger from Manni.,
hi -did tin ,-,nii.' thing rnr 000;
spectators tii pi I'.mtt luu for his
match with Khai k y. lYbmury r
llde the dog track, where
tho groyhouiids rnte nightly, Hhar-.
Uvy worked tn rounds in the buii
thr.t btlrued his taek a rich red
with the temperature up over :iQ
dvgrreh. Fhti of thrftt lio box-!
ed, b vellng hts btowf on lout' Ull
ferom . sparrlnn S ii tntcrs In an
effort to shortouMls punches. I In
other five were spent at the;
punching bags and shndon hv-
ng. I
Mc&um for lumborjaeks In the
T)ion camp, nour Hlbbintc. Minn.,
nrn frlhtd In Rnrrltsh, Hwedish,
Jffllinn find pinnlal.
MKXICO CITV, Feb. a 6.
Survivors of u train attack in 1
which us many as iS or GO may I
have perished wore en ritc today ;
to Mexico City from Yurecunro. !
Miehonenn, nesr whnr" the ntlnrk '
OOCitrrod,- j
Specials
Monday, Feb. 18 to Satfirday, Feb. 23
This sale, however, is subject to the limited stoclc on hand.Q So come
early and get what you uec(J while the sQck is complete,
Oriental Silver Salt and
attractive, lustre shakers.
Special 59c
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Pepper SuQ with
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Genuine Dominion Justrite Electric Iron,
Special $2.59
Pressed
quality.
'jitergTumblers.
Clear glqes; good
Special 19c
Steol Knife and Fork Set. Glendover pattern.
Special 99c
Baby Plates,
for this sale onfy
Special 12o
Sp.
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Imported Mixing Bowls, 6 to nest,
Special 99o
Green Glass 8yrup Pitchers,
Q Special 39c
10-ounce size,
Stainless Steel Slicsr. Guaranteed.
Sntcinl 59o
Food Choppea
out one.
No kitchen Is cbniplelo with
Special $1.29 '
Roll Top Bread Boxes. Green or white.
Special $1.39
DccQited Oatmeal or Lily Bowls.,
SpeciAl Vic each
' Set of 6 for We
O'1" Strainers.
Blus or red,
Special 14c
A real
board.
bargain If you need a new ronlnp
Special 81.29
Ouco Biushlng Lacquer,
32-Piecc Dinner Set. Beautiful decorations,
First come, first served.
Special 83.98
1Q .
PuQO Matic Toaster. Regular $5.50.
Special
H quart Gray Enamel Dish Pan.
' Special 49c
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Stainless Steel Paring Knlfe.O '
8pecial 18c
White Enamel Oomblnet, 10-quart size.
Special 79c
Aluminum Percolator, 6-cup size. Paneled.
Special 66c
3-Piece Cannister Sets. Red or green.
Special 69c
Yellow Enamel Mixing Bowl, 6-quart size.
t . Special 49c
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WIq, Jane; the cleaner s9nake ' em look like new!'
r the Years with Eae
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N
in
more wavs than one! '.Xot ouly
WATNESS: p;,Os
does' u peileetly yrtioiiird Mppciiriiiiee hp;) ytinjii evcr.y-'
(tuv)iitacts regular, svstf-'matif; eleaJiiujr prc&erveB tho
life oi' yoiu' clothes. ' Tlio suit AvhiHr yoj -Keud - lo the fleauevs
rogularly will outlast another suit two or three tiu$s.. We know
'. . . hmulrechQif people-. wlio, hare tried this system have told us
so. Why not try.it yourself ? Leave a- standing order for, us to
call for that nw suit regularly. The results will amaze you.
O.
City Cleaning' & Dyeing Wrks
624 North Eiverside
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Phojie 474
LrO..
FT t. IK. i 1 VI UliOl KU v mesa A UU jtl c
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fl Eery Sio
gle
Imported Jugs,
tion.
Beautiful snaps and decor
Special 69c ,
Sanitary Kitchen Container. Greea enamel,
foot lever. '
Special 91.39 ,
a i
Imported 7-Piece Native Tea Set.
Special 67c
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Pink Cut Stemware. Grape pattorn. Stock
vary limitsd. ;
Goblets, set of 6,' $1.09
Sundnes. set of 6, S1.69
Oyster Cocktails, set of 6, $1.69
For Correct Time Call 35-J
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Medford Furnityre & Hardware Co.
Sixth and Bnrtlett . A Reliable Place to TraHe
Phonos: Hardware DepaiWnt, 134; Furniture Department. 35-R; Office, 35J
LjjyiLjir;.;MKE
thai, will contribute to the comfort of patients, is
considered here. "When a patient coiujs to the COM
MUXITY IfOHPlTAL he becomes a Ugliest." Tliere's
an atniospliere of friendliness that he is sure to like.
n"
A hospital offers cool, airy rooms, the very best of
scientifically prepared foods and the services of grad
uate nurse, all at a cost that compares favorably
with the chargw of a first, class hotel.
Jt is n '.public service institution;"' Next' time you '
are indisposed.. 'avail yourself of the accommodations
YQUK hospital offers You'll be agreeablv surprised.
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Community Hospital
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