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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TKIBtJNE,5 MEDFORD. OREflOV. WEDNESDAY, FEP.RrARY ":20. 10i"j; PXOE FTV19 : - .-- 1 v 1 jg t LOCALS COAST INTO PLACE IN ! HOOP TOURNEY i , Horseshoe Champ , RnMP RATIflNS EXPEGT KLAMATH ! Willi LIWl II IVI IW i 1 LI iti,4TOI I . aB Will El FX, ! 'illS. .- , ., -. l-'ORT- KLAMATH, -Feb. 20. - .(Special.) The record that is set undercurrents Indicate the in the i mu.- mp next Krway. ' L.l. IIO ...111 .l.,.l...l.l. tin 1vm- r- I Choice of : Lou Magnolia!""" ix " ana ismin-1 lutes Peord of last year. Tliero : fl5 RpfprPP anri I Jink Of shave been watch e8 on a number of j O the racers while training and their Rinri Pnrio Ms Pancp Umn for Ul? tri" was lcKH lha1 slx nmy uoue wicy idube houra. Jual Wlttt.tiuw boys wm do in the race, In hard to Ray. .A bit of news came to tho oars of the racinK committee yesterday !- :i rr. i-ninn I wi nf tlin limn 4titiroil I In thi- liwiln pvfiit. John "Peterson Oi wiis deduced chum pf on racer of northern Sweden In J i l! 5 . "About tin' fame time Alex Pen-son jYits Trouble Interest Gains o o lly Edwinl J. Nell. (Associated Press Sports Writer.) MIAMI URACIL Fin., fob. 2U. OVl NTi' Hint- ., ,.r....... i...- named who lb satisfactory to l.otl. I lnc i clean -pair of heel, o Jack Shark-y u Young Slrlbling, hls f'o- In sou hern Mve-x-rwitttif..i i h n ' b-n. hen the national nioet. was , t,.i.....ui n in "iv 1...1.1O ..... ....... ..! t civil war or the nurih and' south, it would seem that the way is pav ed for a comparatively peaeeful conclUrAm of the fight Jack Demp aey built. It would seem so, but the under currents and loopholes In tin a n tie -ments that brought about the nam ing of I,ou MiiKtin), mil Xew Yorker, In place of Johnny Hras sjt, Boston veteran, as referee of the. Ijeavyft-elKht match one week frnni tonight, realty indicate Just the opposite. Magnolia, one of the most cap able referees hi the east, trained the awienmnu unexpectedly after a protruded and somewhat violent mooting last "ntchi of the figMcnt' miinnwerH and Jack lempscy. The ruKKed New Yorker, a demon work er on fighters of the clinching type, replaced Brnssil, and also Jack Sh'ehan, the alternate mimed by the Maswifchusctts slate athletic commission. Through the technicalities of fight contracts, it was explained that the Massachusetts commis-slou merely' was asked for a.11 opinion orv the"(Uinlll'lcations. of referee.-i, lhht the manugers were able to get togetheiand choose a man both refused to accept a few days ago. The possible complications, bow- son got his name on the "Wan dcrer," the .king's trophy for all ner. during a visit to the Indians 1 training camp here a- mupb of days ago. mudc an offer to YVtl , l:am Klcppcr, Seattle president, for Ha 1 bee. The bid was turned jdown. , , j Turner offcrjd Kdwin Tonilln. I pitcher, tvbo-t uracil in a record of nine victories and eight defeats I last simslmi. for Hurbee. The number of Indians in spring F j High School Team Virtually j Assured Trip to Salem as I District Champs Lead ing State Contenders Same as 1928. POnTLA.T. Vie.. Foil.' Iluller iriU'i today recuvere'i j. traltrtns Increased to a vex- "" of IM Q -1 '" experience. lerday with the arrival of Barl.ee. ' Tuesday, stalwart e. up ,a : i : . jtlllly a cent to -t: ana i'r'v- .i.".n .ined V." u . . , i. . aianuaru extra eKK -"" , , vanco of one cent en :tl am.' medium . extras half a cent to :!!'. Local. i offerings were saiil to be" ' unex- j neetudly small. I Atiollier shipment of new flffi muda potatoes reached the market .t I Uxlny at l!o cents u iiound whole i I sale. Mexican tomatoes were more, . Kddie Ainstidth. catcher -Kallio. pitcher, who was old In a deal with Sacra niento. and l,an-y Canton, iwtrlinic - recruit ,from Sioux t'lty. Iowa. t'lu'.rlie llorreant, cat'.-her, was due in today. ' ' GATES SAYS BILL ; umn n Ann uniinn ; vvuulu muu mm 1 HIGHWAYoEXPENSE' GT Ore., l'eb. ;0. ilP) jcarc nud up to S..M to t.te. Vireeu peas lroui t.luudnlu)ie were i solllnt; at 17 and IS cents a pound w IQosalc. 0 l-ruils and fresh tU'fks wero un-cliaueed. XAI.K.M. t ! M MARKFK l ! I llll. Illl II1.I.IU II i!a li A New Book by an Oregon Author "WASTELANDS" By ROBERT JAMES COSGRIFF ' ' ' O This is a story sitliated on the coastBin and around Seaside. T!ne characters are all real. This romance refreshing as nature's wood- Jands will delight yvm and hold you entranced. A Medfond Book Store 34 North Central Avpmifl culve steady, no re- iroads and highways committee of Hnrring an upset nnil a disaster. iScnnior Unton warned ihc senat" thu Medford high busketball temn ;thc danger of the procedure Tues jwlll auin represent the Southern !day afternoon when it attempted Oregon district at the state lour-:to go int q executive session after fcyy at halem, March Kl, 14, 15 and; hearing proponents of lu.une bill Hi. Ashland, genernlly a rugged ; Il's by diMnlK.siii; the proponents and dnngerous contestant for t'lejirom the room aiu9 allowing niem chnnipionship, oilers Uil f Shiest j hers of the state A fghwav com- resiHianco in nirh we wi ithuiin ,u.ui.... .1.. h !urnf . - q " vv 1 w noiestue prices: Swede.P Both men have only been 'Clair Nunaftiaker, Clcvelnnd. f 1 110 It l hooM wiVl. I . t lmiVmTr J ! ai" ,.V. , ' , al KU" I Ihttter - Standards and prime ure.icw naibuiw H'i"H . ltkfnM t . V. . i im imi ou-q ittiu jivl ( v il'HlK llll ll 11 CUIU lllWliel'. I'.XtfaH, He won tne eieventn an.iuai tour- t . , . v lUMMiiuiinn m-'Mi aearu tin?mst'ics. Livestock POUT1UND, t)re., Keh. O.t fat tie ilTid ci celpts. Hogs, steady: receipts !'it. direct. Sheep and lambs, ipiolably sternly; receipts UlHl on contract. Produce POUTLAX1), Ore, I in this country ' jr a short tlnv and it is ha,rd to understand all they say but their actions speak loud of abilfty. A few days ago Perrson had the misfortune to stral na leg muscle by too strenu ous training and what did Peter- I sou do but sit down in his chulr 1 'and ncvei inake a stroke on his j l.vkis until Alex Pen-son was train- ling again. t f The -1J mile race means little to j ;thene two men. If these two are (the last men, it will still be a race. ! It Is u fire that has ben smohbT- J ing for three yenra audoil promises i to bo a hot blaze on Feb. 2. ; W'm. Baldwin of Italdwin Hard- j ware Co.. has asked tho racing -committee for vi'mlssion to ralno I the pursi? of JJaUhvin Hardware Trail lirefikers to one hundred dollars. Jasl year tie purse wan seventy-five. The California OregoiP Power i Co. has placed entry blanks in the hands of every scoutmaster in southern Oregon for the l'0o-yard dash for Hoy Scouts. Two boys from each troupe will bo allowed to register for lhat event. If the present plans maturo there will be nanfent at St. Petersburg, Fla. Itic; standards. 15c; prime ilrsts. commissioners : Kic; firsts. 13c. Creamery jiiiccn: I uui rest ami engage in light The highway !i'ini:iiu aim Hcceni inn cna lensx ; t... ......... i. ... i ' , . inf .ihv Un,in.wi..H. i .7 .- v. l.. a I'imis jc over staimarus. ,r,.S.choo! 1110 i iu)ort W. Sawyer, Gates wanted KggH-Staudnrd extrm eggs one vv,.,..,. ,lltlv iue.ia u n:t8 t.mUiCn. , kno.v if ,he rnniinilloA nlmiL,,,.. l.l.rl.,.. ,,,..,11,,,,, vin.H )o.f F EXPECTED BALTfll I . . , omtiailu'''Ki wanted them to retire. Senator a cent higher. KichIi standard ev L iriii,w,u iTn a a ' , , aK Kndy, chairman of the commit- trns. 31c; frcRh lnnditrd flrHt, 3tc: 'll tic ZZ?in e m,0JU V tw0' aml HOr,u ot'- members said freHh medium uxtntH, aiic; fresh !m st f S " IUkS' MCtUrd y didn't think it was necessary, j medium firstH, 29c a til I a writ in ir it i i , Iv ' Kul r,lon Jfclaied that tp tils- Milk Haw milk (4 per centl, in.Miii ?. !1?? l0"ks "k0 tlK: miss the proponents of the bill ' S2.55 ( wt. delivered Portland, les.. io tho same ns last year. Thev Hniem, ashington hich of ever, are manifold. Since Florida j mnre than fifty boys in this race, has no boxing commission and no The blR sliver trophy fo rthe 42- ring ccrtie, a set or regulations nc- ' A . sprin.-; surprises. Tht An cventugfw entertainment par ; reDi"esont its district excellence is promised, at the Ilialto theatre neit Monday even ing when Tom Alley, master of tho "crucifix" hold, will meet Jim Heslln, light heavyweight chum pion of Australia. 1m a (Inlsh match. On the same card, in ad dition to a proKintnt.ry. moving pictures of the ius Henncnberg- Strangler Lewis world's champion rllaml. Astoria and Tlllnmnni. ! "rll"r s'Vl'"; criticism upon the 'WW', Marslifiuld and one of the i','.'"""",'"- .. . easlsrn Oregon squad are In thei, '" l"'""0';''"13 w 0 r " c"1,wl .efmiH fijviui..t. .....i .,''"'"'14 to the connnlttoe room. tiiiu imijie ( u i . k uni biivm cum I jici uih Mie wliile ihe comuilKsionerH were ; I pur cent. Iulterlal. stnlion irw; helni; hear,! was unfair and would track. I(ic; delivered al l'ortluml, Dalles will but hns a wean team. The Washlnnton high s'hool of I'orllainl is now In the second hall of Ihu race for lliu cily clisiniiioiv ship and Is expected to mcel some Btlvrlnt? opposillon. Washlnmon has an ace in tho hole, on tho lour nament team, heltiK allowed hv ;tn eminent i-ulinn of the stale nth'letlc associallon lo iihiy Lewis at Sa ship wrcstllliK lirilch wllUilso he j ' ,',7 c, . J b'lm-s- shown . . . . uw These pictures are said to be the nest of their kind ever cxhlblt- l.nwls is IS 'a 49c. Poultry, onions, potatoes, wool, mils, hy, cascara haili, hops all steady and unclianKcd. San l;,rflii4'lstH HtilteiTat SAN l-UAXC'ISC.'O. Feb. :!. W) Ilultei-fat f.o.b. Kun Krancisco f,l-'c. Wall Street Report cenlnhle ir, l.otli - l,i.v.. .,,,,.1 1. ! T,... ., rri... I -" "'111 nemnns-VMB now Mun arrauKCd. , l.'onrereuces .started te day with the- Kharkey camp S( stubbornly aKainst any but Massa-j has created a fine fouling lowunl ehusetlH rules, whlcft preclude draw the club metnbei-s and e"'ry racer decisions, and the Ktiihtliijr fnivenrinttbidu tb' fliilslf or' die In the at- nuany tieterniined that New York tempt. stale retaliations shall rule the con test. Sqiuihhlo Only fctiirtcil. There Is a. ehaiiee also tliat the referee -squabble dias.only started. lJint winter the New York commis sion ruled that referees licensed within the state could not officiate indiscriminately in other sections of the country. Since the New York board has a working j;roo ment with the Massachusetts com mission, which seems to have been flouted after acting in pood faith, the well-informed believed that Mifljnolia mlKht not receive perA mission of tile home soluns to travel south turted to. .ralnlnc fund the. Crater Lake Ski 1 , , 't ;elub has maintained for tho racers . . Heslin Is on the Pacific coast only for a short time while en route to New York Cily and later to Kurope, ami 1:1s uppearancc In Medford is one of the few he will make while the country. Alley appeared In Medford to good ad vantage a .short, time ago in a inutch with Sailor Jack Wood one f the best matches gecn In Medford for months. . . an elongatod center One of the new features of tho ski meet is the Korcat Hangers Klre Fighters Knee. Entries from every forest district in southern Oregon have been received and it promises to be one of the most In teresting ns well as the most in slructivo of till the events of the day. The judges fur the day will be Hugh It. Hah kin, supervisor of Crater . National Forest; H. "V. Price, managing director of Crater i.ake National Park Co.; and C. C. Heeley of Southern Oregon High way department. . Martin Palmer, of the CrabT i Lake National Park .Service, stop- Tho match is picking up mo-;ld at the Fort Klamath Hotel ot mentuin each day. Visitors, nr-fbis way Into the park. Mr. Palmer riving in flocks, have taxed bousing ficllltles of Miuml I leach to the ut most, although accommodations are' being found In neiiboring towiiH. An addition to the arena will be completed tomorrow. Financially, the struggle for fatc ccsw in over. Tlo cawh receipts to day stood at Sfi.ntoj, the approxi mate cost of staging the match. Officials said that, with the excep tion of federal taxes,, additional receipts during the coming week will total the Madison Sqtyre Garden-corporation profit. Three officials for the bout, all timekeepers, have been chosen. They are Uemy Dorr of New Or leans. H. Strlbling. and unel of the boxer, and James Downing of Tampa. . II is Col. Thomson' personal repre sentative, and will cooperate with the Ski club In the crue of the racers on February L'-'. ; j This is Martin's second 'year In this capacity and the wki club ex pects things to go more smoothly because of his presence. - , TO QUELL INDIAN, -II' EVERETT CUE MAN GAINS LEADERSHIP! Trim TniiDM 4 Webfoots to Swim ol.0S AXUKMCS. Feb. 20 Jp nie TniverHity of Southern Call fornia swimmers, will meet tho fast pnddlers of the University of Ore gon hero Friday night In a meet and water polo amc. The Wch footors of Oregon boast Of gome of the fastest' Jladdlcrs ' in coHogintn rankri. rh;d rens Colds LOS ANC.KLUW, Feb. Z.UVl M. C. WallKren, I'.verett, Wash., cuo artist, took thu lead In a mntcii for the amateur 18.S balkllne bil liards championship of the Pacific coast here last nlKht by defeathiK Joe Chamneo of Los Angeles, 300 to L'3'J In the first block of a 500- I point match. ! TraillllK Chamneo HH to 10 the end of tho tenth liiniui;, Wall cell Irnvo an exlliliitfon of hieh i class billlardi. with o beautiful run I "Ul ?vor Kl,!c'l of 9. to take tho lend which he loulul I never rcHnntithcrt Chnmnrn'M hlL-h ' roKTLANIJ. Ore., l'eb. 20.- Ullly Townsend. Vancouver, . lif;htwelKht, npiuircntly on the road lo dreamland in the fourth round O of his thrllllnB bnllle with Pedro Amador, the flKhtliiK San lllas In ! dinh of Panama, came back In the -sixth round lo win on a technical I knockout. - llllly was floored fel ine count of eiKht with a sinachinK left hook In the pll of tls stomach I ns the fourth ended. The blow too all his wind and made hint sick. He took tn-we punishment and was Seasick in the fifth. Thev came out for the sixth with Hilly some what revived and with the round about half over. Townsend shot his fist twice aKIllnsl tho KSine In dian's jaw.. Amador stammered up al the count of eiuht and Town send wiih setting to deliver ihc fin ishing punch. Heferee Ourman slopped between them and stopped the battle whose reach Klves him an Hdvan- tho tune and a is Kreat shooter II' ho Is where he can drop tho ball throcjh the hoop instead of throw ing II. The Medford tun welcomes him as u touriiey player, as ho does uul like a fast pace, and h rough wmio. ,ond wilts easily. II' Washington and Medford should meet In Die tourney, Lewis would lace Fred McDonald, ulinosl ns tall as Ia-wIs, and twice as tricky. 1'laylnn the. zone system, Med ford defeated Salem IU points re cently, hut ushiK (he nian toninu jdelonsu too a 2L'to-20 Jolt. Sa j leni Is rated as a contender, as t jthey will be. roundiiiK into the top I of their form when the tourney j IstnrtB. The Cnllison crew to date ' j has no Injuries to contend with ' and are floured lo be nmimi, I lir. tourney leaders. , ;, The old system of clrawmc is i still in force and local fans hope that no yank out of tho hat will pit Washington, Snlein and .Medford i against each other in the first twrnc. In games last week Astoria and Salem oach won a Tclory. Tho Finns have the sumo team a.i last year and hnvo two or three shoot era who let flv from tho mlddlo of the floor id makn them. Last year their battle ngainnt Tillamook was the most sensational of 'the tourney, as both squads are long distance, learns. STATERS H AN D 44 (TO 39 DEFEAT TO The ritiht to sue the slate highway commission. Several contractors and representatives of the Con-traetol-s' association spoke In its favor, aided liy P. .1. (ialhigher. their attorney. Tin- central thought ul' ihoir argument was lhat the bill would irlve l he contractors an even break with the commission . $KV YORK. Feb. 20. (I'l Ke In mailers- of dispute, purlieu- vivnl of uctiiity and Btrength in bniy claims. Instead or the exist-' thu railroad shares, based on tho ing system whereby the commit-! flliiiK of now merger' plans by the slon Itself Is Judge of such mat -' J.altlmoru & Ohio anil van hwcriu- ters. The commissioners w ere of wen sysicms uno mu incioiim: oidnUiu that there are not disjuites lo warrant the In freight car loadings, featured the noiliMl ilisouti-s lo wnrriinl the roBiimpt loll of the upward price , inovemeul in loilay'B Hlock inarkel (iates said Ihc first thing the turning from the maikut until nfler bill would do would lie lo add UR umuiii. from JS.I.IKMI to ;i r. ,I0 n a year lo tlic. .cost of the. highway depni-U moot and d o u b 1 e enginrerln,': costs. "We will have lo haVo an engineer anil a timekeeper on evei'y J(di all .the tlme,,r lie paid, lie cited Only two dispute? in two years und, said that most of the contractors arc always among the bidders for new' Jobs. . , fFfMliT PREVENTS ESCAPE SALEM PRISONER Various sueclallles rose sluuiily III the last hour, several to reifird peaks, ileBplto a inarked eoiilruc tlou in li e volumo of trading, llroi ley ltudlo loiichcil 107. (Irani! Stores, liilorstale , Deparlment Slures. jdvancn ituiuley, and Lou isiana Oil preferred mounted fi lo B points. United Stales Stool roso over II points In active Iradlng. Tho closing was firm. Tulal sales ap proximated 2,NU(),noo HltiiroH. RHEUMATISM While In France with tho Amer ican Army 1 obtained :i iirescrlp tlou Hint thousands of Hheunille HUffemrs have ntsed with wonder ful results Tho proscription cost mo nothing and I asf nothing fur It. I will mall It If yon will send me your address. A postal wjll bring II. Wrllo today. ,'' PAUL CASE. T-64, Brockton, Mans. Does Your farm Need FENCING? Nothing adds more to the value of your farm than Good -Fences. Just -Unloaded Car of' All Kinds PRICED RIGHT HUBBARD BRQS-, Inc. . Medfcfrd, Oregon Phone 231 , , Corner Main and Riverside COriVAI-MS. Ore.. Fob. OreKoti Statn coIIcrc bRKkethall In the preliminaries Kred Kelly : yoiniRHtera pulled n fltirpriBO on tht; run was 28. look a decision over Hobby Ver non: Hilly Church knocked out Sammy Goldstein In tO- third utj round; Kranklc Warncrke and Hob iuiiii went six runnus 10 n oiaw anu 8am Warren got a technical knoek- Murpliy lit the r kkn.no. (.hi.. J- cb. i'u; (fl'i Best Treated Externally That's why modern moth- crs prefer Vicks it cannot upset delicate stomachs. Rubbed on throat and chest, it acts two ways at once: (1) Its healing vapors, released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to the air passages; ' (2) It "draws out" the soreness like an old-fashioned poultice. . O OCRS f?l VAPO NUB Fights Last Night I MushOf. 'altahnn. lllnlor ?wcltcr I weight champion, won a tachnical ly luck Urayfloii B fine iHsl-goIng Idaho Vandals here last night, sending the latter home with a 44.to-30 defeat. The Slaters led from tin; start, (In; first half end ing 25 lo 12 for- tlic Orangemen, with eight of Idaho's points gained on free throws., McMillan. Idaho'R fotward and-Toadlng scorer, accu mulated 15 points, doing most of hlB execution In the second half, being held down to two counts in SALKM, Ore.. Feb. 2(1. - (!) Presence of mind of a 20-yoar-old girl In n doctor's office and quick action upon tho pari of a veteran guard of the penitentiary, prevent ed the oscapo of Walter Fisher, 211. convict, while he was receiving medical attention in an oculist's office here Tuesday afternoon. Fisher was brought to the office, by W. K. Lamb, guard, lor treat-, moot of a cataract. Dr. ('. II. O'Neill reouested Lamb lo remove, litis prisoner's liandciilfH while an (examination was made. When ! Lamb attempted In replace IIO ; cuffs Fisher attempted to grab his gun and savagely bit lamb's nrm. Miss Claire Cornell, the office .(irl, came to Lamb's assistance, block-! ling the prisoner' attempt lo ol-j tain n gun with one hand and grab-; ibing Fisher's hair with Ihu other j hnnd, her calls for Help ininglng i : Dr. O'Neill, who helped subdi'thc j ! convict. Lamb wns forced to re-' celtu medical attention for his hi 't Jtircd arm. ..-"! Fisher was received at thu pen!-1 tenliary from .Icffjn'sou county in 11125 under a 15-year sentence for assault with Intent to commit roll- bery. . . - - : . j When making little ;liiB' dresses the hem may be, stitched In on the sewing uuiclilni. With long sllchcn. When siitched tills way It Is easy to lengthen or shr.iten. f By tho Associated Pross.) ' , IDMANAVCLW. .Spin; Myers, Pocatello. ft la., outpointed Harry Klij BrowMU. I'hlladelpbbi, (lfi; Jn"ie liondoh, Chlcagd, knocked out .llmmle Brown. Cincinnati, til. WILRESBARRE. Ta. Mlckaj Doyle. I' 1 1 1 (, t o n, knocked out rronkle Oorcla. Utlcn. X. Y., (1)! Maxle Itoscnbloom. New Vork-ut-polnted Garfield Johnson, .Ut iiurgh. I0). knockout over Fraukie Fui nte of El I'nso. Texas, here last night in the fourth round of a 10-round bout, when Fuente's grinds threw in a towel to save Fuente further punishment. , ; . , Fuente wan knockeiLinvn twice in the second round, roiicc in tho third and was off-4lWfoet throe times in tho fourth 1-Q'rc the fight ended, Cullahan wciticd 147 and Fuente- 113. checking. VALLA WALLA! Wash., Feb. 20. Whitman college basket ball rjufntet completely outplayed Pacific, university hero Inst night, 50 to 21. In p rugged game, a du plication of Wednesday night's pmc, which the Missionaries aleo wou. 1TtCKlH5 k NATION I TOAVOtOl StVERtl V LOB ANGELES. Feb. 20. W j Ernlo Peters, the Chlplewa Indian) from Chicago, and Speedy Dado,! rinthv 1.llll,lnn fli-u-. .11,1 r,,t,l,t f. ' . : "", whirlwind lO-round draw hero last Philippine Islands, and Phil wick. Bht. Knocked down for a no C'.ovclund, no contest, (fl); Uob .., ,h P,lnrt p,r .Moody. Pittsburgh knock.V out mad(. ,ronB fnn , ,ast J"ck Hnber, Iluffalu, (1). ramo to ern n aian. T!e d,.ciion PorUmid Win llorUey. ' ! "" "" altogether popular with VICTORIA, U. C. Feb. SO. (Pi cron " Smarting under their overw-hulmlng IT RETRIEVE BARBEE fiui ulf an Id Pinna linilnr rntisf . aeieai oy Vancouver, ine i-oruann or ctablluhent of bus 8CT- hockey team vented Ucir wrath on,VC), Jtween here and Aatorla. the Victoria Cubs here Inst night, t and skated nwnv irlth I to n vie. Cushman Owen Hrothers lutn tory. - 'l,ir mill changes hands - o HAN CLEMENTE. Calif.. Feb. 20. tA9 Tom Turner, president of the Portland club, traded Dave Barbae, outfielder, to the Seattle Indiana ot the Pacific Coast league, last aeason, for Jack Knight, pitcher. Now he la trying to get llarbee back. It vat r-vosbd today 'dint. Tur 'way. Medfnrrt r Sal VV1I a-Lfll )Amazind VI i.: r . invent! KRISS. 263 J". eol atuwa r CROSS " '.n' t-e.m.hll.!Th.f. LrJ'lJ. A",y'rn Strop. , . ..(, KNliffl Wt TolntrnduJt m,(my KKISS-KROR3, ttlycymi FRKE I' bw t"r.loiil -.y ,,Kt, ta "." v,,.'",f ""I tl '.moua 1t-t nJi'H8 '".V- Local tale representative O. P. ARME8, phone 314-Y, route 2, box 30, 2 mllei north on Pacific high V ANNOUNCING McCbrmick-Deering A 1 Offset Type of Heavy Disc Harrows McCORMICK-DEERING Machines and Implements occupy the front rank in dependable farti equipment, Teing built strong and durable to 'withstand the de mands of present day cultivation and use. iJ The manufacture of these quality products in factories equipped with latest labor-saving devices place Mc-tormick-Deering machines in the hands of customers at as reasonable prices as asked for lighter quality gOodS. ;' .'VV. J" ' ' Weftave the General Line contract for Mc Cormick Deering Products and tarry a lib eral stock of both machines and genuine re pairs. . 1 Get our prices when in the market for farm equipment. ' , . .. . - -.-; ;" FREEMAN IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 49 Central Point, Oregon lj lllllllllllllllllllllj Hill iilllllllllllHillllllllMII lililiillilililiiilililillll 1 sa