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" MEDFORD MSIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OiWiO.V, .SATURDAY. MARCH 2, 1920.
WOMEN HOSTS COOLIDGE SIGNS I
TO "BOSSES" AT
Am u guoU Utne wu had by nil.
At leant, that vu mo generul ex-
predion of opinion among tho 100
or inbre employers and employe
who iiut loKcther around three, long
mlile ul Motel Medford lust night,
lnUIntf part In the "Ijokhch night'
dinner lvi by the local UuHinesH
and Irof'doiuil Women's club.
"Tho i'laeu of AVomen in the
lluinoatj and I'rofeKslonut "World"
furnished the Inspiration for inter-
erUlnf? and vllal talltn Riven by i
FINE BANQUET IN PROHI LAWS
John , Mann, president of the hetndun. reKitrdliiK the purpoHo ot
chamber of Commerce; Clarcneu the bill. IU HpommrH had oxphtln
Mecker, - president of tin; Mer-ld to Mr. CoolhlKR that, while
chants' association, and Mayor A. ' many perHintent violatora of the
W. iMpim. Throughout tho even- Volstead not were foreiKtierH, there
ins there wa a nencroiiH Hprinkllng was nothing in the. Ktntiito onab-
of humor and good fellouuhip,
which relieved and enlivened thu
nioi U fccrloiiM portion of thu many
worthwhile speeches
Clurlbpllu Klllott, president of
tin? organization, gave tho address
pf welcome, ' und aho acted as
tiod"mlHlet d urine ,tho evening.
"What I Ukc -HotU About My
" orkf W(ts old In onomlnuto talks
byf. wohum, .'.rcpruHentlntr the ; varl
oj jaufQhMloiiB and lines of, bust -n!f
in' the" city. '"..'
Tljat tho invention of machinery
1ij(h taken, women out of , tho home
inlo , tho Y'orld -of buHlneHH, 411U
HlvoniUm chance to develop
along inturcbliiiR linen of activity,
wan Hinted by Mozftle Hair, state
federation president, who wan tfUoHt
of honor und principal speaker at
litHt lUuht's meeting
Mli llalr quoted from Hlutlwtlca
that out , of tho 37 Ti occupations
listed by. tho United Statca census,
all but about 3,1 of thesn had been
entered by women in the past, fuwj
veaiM.f v Tiicro are now -11 woman
engineers listed In tho country,
many of whom excel in thlw pro
1 teiwloit and aru rccoivhiK coiitractH
, pf outHiaudhiH promlnelicu. . ..
U'icii iJn not aim to, be" Iho
HUpeiTtirrt nf nicli Jn the llncM of
activity they are now eiitcrlnK. o
corifliiK to MlK(ialr. They merely
lcHlre. equajlty of opportunity, ami
Muul recosnilion for tho ability
they denotiHtratc lit Uioho IIiich of
VOrk..:-' . '. ;,.' ' - '.
M1hi luir jrjiUI that thu member
Hhlp of tho JtiihhifKM and rmfi-H-Hloua
Women'M fcdrallin. M'hich
Ik but 10 ycai'M old, Ih HnnutHUntf
over CI, 000. Tliero mo UftO elubH
in tho United Ktalc.p, a number In
Ilnnolutu and In Alnnka.' ,
It ia tlm aim to extend the fed
oration Into- Internationa) field,
mid wltlv thin In view a group of
pnmo 00 ' hiiftlncHK -women toured
Kuropo lunt your, moetltiK UioIiumI.
iiwh' womt'li of other JhihIh, and
dlciiHKlng worhl problems, Htund
urdH of livlny, and ftoelal ne'lAlee
ivork; Another ronp will to .thin
yeuv, and eunferciicrH will bo held
hi the varioiiH countrlu.
f' tipthn ,1, .Snillll, Htllte" etnblein
chairman of the HualiieM and Pro
ftHlonnl AVoinon'H clulm, neeum
palileU AIIhh llttlr to luedford and
alKo Ktivo a Mhnrt talk nt lawt ntuht'M
mecllhir. llnth MInh Hair and MIhm
Hmlth left today for Klamath Knlln.
iv hero, they will meet with the' or -i;anl.atlon
of that, city tho flrnt of
tho woe k,. - ,,
ASKED TO ATTEND
t'NlV Kit HIT Y OK OKWiON. j
-UKene, March it. (Kpeelal.) Ted)
lfukef. iiresldeiit if the nt'tte awno- 1
elation of chamber Huercti(i ie, t
und secretary of thu MudforU;
:hamber of commerce, U aiding j
' In pru put-ins protfrum ftp the-
anttuiil Hhoit course to bo held all
-Iho Unlvoi'.ilty of OrcKon, May 111
,to 23 Herrelory linker. l'ron!d( nt
Johti C Mann, and other ofrietnlH
vf th ,MHlftr0 chaniber of com-
inirca' Imvu been Invited to attend
Mini pvMww Avhich proinlHCH to be;
;lha moBL mtecussful of the tjhorl
coui rics ho far. ' I
iAlrpoi. deVolepinent, community
'PPbllehy.' and hind settlement will
ihu ainoiu; the chief problema dls-
.cussed a the conference, with es-1
pert speakers leading the forum
meetings. ' It Is expected that tho
Medford officials will return from
thu conference with . many new
ldeus for promoting community
projects, and w ith a completion-1
siyo view of. what other rummer-
ciul urganlAitlons or Oregon arc
ilulllg ulong that line... , , I
IfeKlin lleveral .vertrs .awn.
short courses atisorcd t,y ' ih,, j
I'nlverslly rchool of business nil-
lolnlstiMtloll have developed l-i, I.I- i
If- in; IntercM and she of utleil-
dnlieo, and are believed lo iinswer i
a need for a common meeting
Place for community und civic
workers of Hie alalc Dean liavld
i;. Fiivllle Is In ch-irgo of Ibis
year's conference, which Is of par
ticular Interest because the com.
niomvcalth conferences will be re-1 were kidnaped the night of l ebru
vlved on Iho Miigene en a. pus at ! "i y Su. h ml killed apparently after
the sptne time und many mailers I n ib'iniind for ?7roo ransom money
of Inlereit to the i;eerelaiie will '"'on Paid. Their bodies were
be taken up In these sessions. found uftrr the first c luli 0r
- . troops with the group Kriduy of
King unls .Music j In hi week, six were killed In that
, ' lififlNOIt. husse.v. Kpg., .Mar. i. j battle, and then more Thursday In
ol'i King Oeoll,' is so ltyl.il lin- j all encounter ut P.l I'horl-o.
proved. Ills thoughts have turned I News wf yesterday's battle was
to music ami A- lias had his prltrd contained In a report made by
Phonograph brought from llucklnu-1 t.'olonel Ib.iilfario Hnllniis. . om
jhiim palace nnd spends long hours I mantling the pursuers, to President
poW listening lo It. I Knuiio I'm tes till.
1 Kredurlck tiolnnn of llorlln nd-j
mttted tursorr when exports
proved that Ink on a will ho claim-
etl to ll 1ft yent old ivn .Rctual-
iy !! siuco i;i 9.
BILL FOR TEETH
i WASHINGTON, March 2. P
Picflhlcnt Coolldgo today BlKned
j the Jouefi hill lucrcimlng penalties?
ior proamnion inw vnuauoa to a
inuxlmum of fivo years' Impi'lnon-!
input and $10,000 ffnti.
The inoaHurg- wau tho Hiibjoc-t of
Htormy debate In both house und i
Hcnate, wheTo it mot tho Hlern op
position of wets.' '
At thu White Hoiiho It was ex
plnhmd that President Coolldgo felt
thnt many ware under a miHappre
unic the Immigration nuthorttleH to
deiiurt lliem. Hy InvroaKlnK the
mitxlinuiii )clinllv iiikI mnklriK vlo
la t ion h a felony, the iininlKi'iiilun
HUthorltirH will liave (ho power to
Uciwrt alien lolutor.
Thu menHUro mukeH a (HhHuc.I
Hun, which It leiivea to mo Uixere
lion of the courlH, between ocen
Hlounl or first olfendorH null lia
lillual vlolalois of Iho prolilbltlon
lawn. . .
OF HOOVER-RALLY
NKW YOHK, Mar. 2. UV)
Tho heavy proflt-takina nnd wpor
adlc short nellliiff checked tho lo
rulk'd "Hoover InauKUrnl rally" on
tho stock market today and prlccu
turned extremely irregular.
With the main tendency down
Ward, trading continued around the
terrific pace Hot In yeterday'M wild
market. Total alen for the two
hour soHiilon runniiok to about 'i,
100,000 inharet). .
Kudto (old atock) broko.'l1.
polutH to 3-'-j and thon anapped
back to around the 400 level.
Wright Aeronautical aotd 7 polntH
lower, American Hallway Rprcnn
and A. M. HyeiH 0, National Cash
ItCKisler C and Columbia Orapho
phono, (leuoral Kloclrio. Anaconda
t 'upper, K e n n 0 o u 1 1, AinerlciHi
Sim:lllri.i, Cerro He I'afsco, IT. h.
Htecl und I'nlon Carbide old down
H to 4 iiolntri at one time.
' The Htoe( ticker was 11! minutes
late at M :r.o a. nn The - clositur
wad iiTt;fnl:Lr. ' ' ;
1
MOW VOIIK, Mar. 2. (iVi It
was reportid In Wall street tuiluy
i hut the William Fox Interests bad
purehused control of I.oew's in
eoriiornted, from the estate of Mar
cus l.oew. .'. '
' Wall streets Inforinallon Wau '
that Fox had purchased he Uiew i
ooiate holdings at ? 1 B0 a share, J
and had ucqnlrcd oilier holding 1
which avoilld assure his control of!
the company. !
t.ompnnles controlled by l.ocwV
Inc. Include the Mulro-lloldvvyii
Mayer film group. 1 he group owns
or directs more than ID" vaude
ville mid motion picture bouses In
Iho 1'nlted Ktatcs and Canada and
has khlropean Interests.
, ., f :
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,5'MXICO CITY, Mur. 2. UV)
letter profeshinK hatred of "Kiln-
koh - -the Moxlcun term of dci ln-
lon for Amcrlc'ins today offered 1
an explanation of the Hhiylmt of I
J. M. CnUcrwnoti Uml li. c. Ain. i
thoi pe by (luanajuutu biindtts lawt '
weet. w
The b-iters ern found on the
body o( Candibirto Viff as. who
wtth. clK'lit of his tull9wei-K waei I
ttlllfd tes(erdjiy. Fedtral truoiet !
pursued them since the two !
Americans were kidnaped from
thel'O mining camp bunks last
Week.
file if thu letters Was llddl-ossed
10 " I'eixon hi Triipuato. tiuaiia-
junto, and contained the an-;
nouiicement Vlllegas bad "cap. j
"ircd and eecuicd tw o gringos."
Aliolller teller said. "Hie oply '
'a to sltile agulnst these accursed
lrhigoS."
"'.' with 'llb gas. chief of the
I'ai'ty of kuluapers jeslerday, were
his lieutenant. Magdalene Ibarra,
and seven of Hie rsnk and tile of
tin-n- Kruup, i m-ir hiniii'S were
lalten to the (own of Uolores 111-
datgo and placed on public view In '
the Main Plana.
AireMtliorpe and 1'ndervvood 5
An cm S Inches long w found
in tho tender of n
j tho Seaboard Air Line n hen the I M". Clara Clorkln. a mu se, wns
j water was withdrawn to repntr ninrrnsloil In Chicago tor robhlnn
'lwik. ' ' ' -ivwl pf bor pntlat.
Fidel Wiris Boiit
"Fidel L-aBarba
MGI.UOt'IIXB, Australia. March
2. P Kldcl lji liarlia of 'iMH
Anifcles, former world's flyweight
chumploll, defeated llllly Grime
of Australia on points In a If,-
round box'nic bout here tonight,
The flKht. which was witnessed
by a croud of 10. una whs disup -
poli:tlnK. ltolh men frequently
wi'l'e counted out' by llio crowd.
jfor contlnuitl cllnchiiif;.
STRANDED VESSEL
RESTING EASY ON
COOS BAY SANDS
MAllBHI'IIJLD, Ore., Mar. 2.
(P) Tho coast guard cutter Red
wing nri lveil at a point ciKht miles
north of Coos Day this morning to
uhl tho transmarine stouincr Soja
meco, stranded on the sand since
yesterdny morning. The Sujameco
wns resting easily well up on the
beach. The sea was smooth and
the crew of the cutter had only
heavy fog to contend with.
The vessel Is Mild to lie In twelve
feet of water. She drawn thirteen
feet. The first attempt to pull her
oft was to ho made at high tide.
aoout G : 30 p. m. today. -
The crew of 32 men under
Captain Carlson was 'aboard the
sujameco and In no danger. Tho
vessel ls standing on even keel and
under persenl conditions there Is
no possibility of her breaking up.
Jbfrieulty of getting a' line
aboard Is- apparent, however, as
shoals abound In the district.
MKHSION IS I1K.T V1',T
(Contlnuea from Pugo One.)
I'ho . stilctly lax and tax control
measures enneted, or assured . of
eniietment -ouring the final hours,
i embrace the following:.'
-Tacs llclng Ironed Out
'-The excise and lutanR'.:jles taxes
i,th ot which have passed both
lK,usrs on recommendation of the
traj'kiu commission ami which are
now before a conference commit-
tue seeking to Iron out minor
mm-ml ins nwnh be the senate.
Tll-y Impose u percent luxes on
corporations und banks and upon
earnings rrom storks, bonds and
other tccuiitles. These two levies
are olilu,e the tl iiereenMax llml-
latlon and are estimated to rnlso
.uumul l,-6ii,n(ni a year, or mitTl
clent to wipe out the state deficit'
III tWO JMUI'M.
The income tax sponsored by
the "farm bloc," the Cranio and
urManir.ed labor, but not rcconi
niended by tho CurHln conimla
ulun. It. ban been pasued by both
honouB nnd aoca now to tho gover
nor. It a friends cstlmato that Itu
revenues ould rcduco thu tatc
j properly las by unuut ?I,u0U,uu
a year,
The rcfMccstatloii menstire, nti
other proposal of the Carkln com-mt.-.-don,
lias been ttltynod by the
Rovevnur.
Tlu n there tire Iho measured by
which the cotnmifflon cceks to re
vise the tax ryntem of the state
and provide more adequate ma
chinery for tho administration oT
the refurmn It ugKO!ts They arc:
Thu measure provl dlnit for
ciinaliK it Ion and reapportionment
ot tax awesbtuentH through the
Miate, p it-sed by bot Iiouvum.
The incur.iiro provhlitiK for a full
thnetax commlsKiou of three tnem-
ours on aalary, uimo approved nv
,,0,u boUHs. O A
Salary Mill to Vn
nicasuic to readjust the sal-
arlcs of aNscsorti und to imilic
such jobs attractive to coinpcteni
men. it lias Immmi. passed by the
house hnd ds scheduled for senate
iippi'oial before ad Jouvnnienl.
The other hilts embodied In the
conimlsslon's piogruin which hav
survived mo those reuuliing thai
the vole east at special tax and
bond elections shall eiiuul 00 per
cent of the otc east at I lie lail
gciicrul election, and that the debt
of St city, tow n or other taxing ylt
sltiill not .exciM.d 10 percent ir Its
as:crieil '-iilu.illuii, lloili oT tbesi
Idlls have pucd the bouse ami
iro on'll'e siiuue calendar . with
liiillcnttona that they will be ap
proved l,y liotli bouses, are those
providing filiform budgeting and
necitnnllng tiyslenis foe the state
counties, cllks nnd towps.
t'rcdil for most of thin program
gov.t to Iteprvsentatlvc John tar
kin of Jackson county.' former
speaker of the houve, Kvtiryoiie
admits (bat t 'ar kin's dl)domaey
and untii-liitf labor has brouKht the
tax program through, and he has
been actively connected with all of
the measures on tho foregoing
record. only has he honed
out tho objectionable feature of
each and uvery one Pf the tax pro
gram bill, but before any of them
went into the hopper personally
discussed them with most of the
member and solicited their tmp-port.
;
i LOCALS CAPTURE- :. ' I
DISTRICT CROWN : ' . ,
w m ratti f; rrrpgg: - . J
ill UnUL Uni ILL 4, - r- r.
In u, poor exhibition of baHkcl'
bull hiKl lil(--ht, Mcdforil III itlu
fcatctl AKhlantl Hi by a score of
-7 to 17. at the Armory. This:
given Llicj championship of uoulh-
ern (rcKon to thc'locubi anil thcyi
wiii repitHcnt I lie district at tho
Uonrn.imeiii In Sulem.
I .While there, wero individual '
playa of merit, these were, for;
the most part, overshadowed by
: exhibitions of Ill-temper, groiich-
luff ami roughness on the part of
members of the home- team. It
: was probably the -poorest ' tllsplav
:of sportsmansh'p yet shown by
tho locals.
Melvln opened the scoring willl-
in a few seconds after the tip-oft
jwlth a clean field goal. Then
Ashland surprised the audience- by
launching a determined nttaek,
which placed them in tho lend
and swept Medford off Its feet,
llulen, one of Ashland's best play
ers, went out soon after tho open
ing with an injured ankle.
With every man on the Ashland
team scoring, they maintained the
leud until almost the close, of the
quarter, when Molvln closed the
broach. Hcore at quarter. 14 to ttj
In favor of Medford, Melvln mak-i
lug 12 of the 1-1 points. I
. The rest of tho contest was ven
moro hectic than the first", Med
ford nialnlaiu'ng its lead till the.
close. Score 27 to 17.
The last game of the Ashland
Medford series and the last game
of the district conference will bo
ployed tonight nt Ashland. j
The Iffic-up was: ' v . '
.Med-foril.
V Kg Ft Pf Tl-i
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Andel'KOII. 'f ...
Howerinan, f
.ucuonani. e .
Morgan, g ...
Melvln. g .....i
Caluctt, s .
Total ....
ThonuiS.
Clay, subs.
" and lie won't ilo his canipalfrtiinir
-'.with one hand cither. .
l'ierson, IIughcH and ' Ho ' finally convinced eastern
; fistic critics that he was Viol
Ashland. . ; simply a rlKht-h:ind shipper when
Kic lt IT Tl,l,0 knocked out tough Jne Click,
0 0 M the WiUiamsbiiiK tailor, U the
--:'vM. .. tl 0 .KPcond round of their Hl-roinnl
Iteeder. f
Union, f
Howell, u
Moore k ..
Hlmpmm, y
CHI, h
Tctal ....
lteferee:
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ISSUE CHALLENGE
TO GOLFER HOGAN
Ccmge A. Hunt, manaijer of
Iarry fciciuide, . a recent golf en
tliu.slasl. and Howard SeheifH. hH
lnstrueor. huvo fs-vueil the follow
ing 'lallcuge to Michael X. Huun,
who tlny alOge has b'-cn boasting
more than neeeRuary, with t?t.
PatriCk'i Day throe weeks nway,
for a match (tamo to bo played
Sunday, March 10.
To the Editor:
Wo wish through the columns of
vutir paper lo bsue a challenge to
M. X. Jlocan. focn hoi-Ipm ir tinii
eighlren holes matches of gulf to
seltle lhe nui .llell for all time
which Is the best player. Ibis Mlke"lld Chi t Wiles.
Jlogan, or Mr. Kehndo. The fhsl Thye, entering the ring at ISO
I s lli'h-s to lie played WllSklay. ' pounds, threw Jim lleslln, reputed
March lo. ISO-pound cliampion of i;ngland,
Tile nro'rcmentloneil llogan has in two straight falls, winning the
been bragging around of bla libll- first lu 30 minutes with a grape
Ity, In various, places, ami It isNOe anil the second In H minutes
high time the wind wns let out of"nd :tu seconds with a wiisllock.
bis satis. He has also made snr- U'het Wiles. "Portland speed cop."
castle cracks about the under- took two iO ot three falls from
signed.
We theli'fore demon. I that he
meet our man, when anil where
slated, or ooealv xtitlo llml li lu
Oa debale. and not a golf match.
thai he wants.
isigiud) iiuwaimi pciii:i''-i;i
Instlilelor.
t!i:Lii:t;i:0. hi nt,
Manager.
BASKET TOURNEY!
CUT TO 4 QUINTS
l.A C.UANUi;, ore., Mar. ". bl'i
The rote for the district bosket
ball championship nt Union nai'
rowed to four l.'iiins last night.
I .at, rondo tlefcated linker. !2 to so.
.... ,,,,,,,, ,K,fei coniing Willi ;
. to I..
...... i
nnd Wallowa won from '
EASTERN OREGON jCENTRAL POINT WINS-j
Uallow-u. undefeated, and . failed to convert numerous t-1 Nu. York. Ti;0 matter was placed -..rondo,
tnlon and Ontario, each tempts for baskets, but two min- )n ,,,,,, ,i,e commltleo aft ,
with one loss, entered the semi- "I" before the end of the B-inie.cr Uol,rwonlaTO m
finals today. . .Phoenix w., leading only by thri ; pi,ilit,nl, of NlMr York, h81 resl,
Keons for yesterday afternoon's ; point, .i.iklng two lsiskets " j Brlu.,CB , i,,,peHCnnlent ,, ,he
games were: converting n free throw, central hq,,,.,-
Vnlou :i, Ontario 2 1: Wallowa i Point forced abend two points, '
11, l-hiterpiiso 7. jto win. The crowd, which filted funnier Has Xew sinry
tho Phoenix gymnasium lo cn-j LONDON'. Mar. S. '.Fi From
rtui glniH In the home of James Ipuelty. ' w as frantic timing the j x,.w Zealand comes news that Sir
Nonls ot Clicago cunietl sway Mario rpnrt of the ganio. Harry liutb r travelled miles and
about !l00 worth of whiskey, but!,. The Central Point girls. In thci nillos on n train before ho dlscov- '
left S00 lu cash vtniHstMTbed In A .preliminary gnnie. defeated Phoe-j oretl lie was riding second class,
tliessor drawer, ,ulN by i score ef to I. I Ue hod a firvt class ticket.
I5EGRAVE COMES
Maj. H. O. D. Segrave. British racing driver, Is bringing his Golden Arrow to the United States to
seek a new automobile speed rocord at Daytona, Fla., In March. Upper picture shows beach at
Daytona wltb artist's drawing of the now car. Inset Is rear view of tho new car taken before Major
' Gearave sailed from England.
TO WELTER CLASS
AFTER GLICKK.0.
NKW YOKK. Mareh 2. (pi
'''.llmmy Mclirnln is reiidy to Krad-
I lliili lit the -ivHtrrWfiL-ht division
battle In Madison Htnuire (larclcn
1,it nlirhf. u.- ,
True, the knockout punch came
from McUirntn's right arm. but
r ;,,.iw.ce o(?ioru ine iinisniug poncn
' i ';lhc coast star had flooreit click
Uv'th left 'books. He seemed to
MraVe enuiil power In either hand, , championship at "Virginia Mot! would have been-. beaten long be-;. ,
(tlieft firnmplil ii) under a two- j Hpiings. ' ' f fore . . I never taw anything j
fitted iWrjige. j Mrs. Hurd's caddy was named j finer, on a golf course . . . Of- CHICAGO, March 2.-P) Vhy-
Tho Willioiiitsl.ury tailor. In inure Oscar; he was 1 year old and ,cnr Inaced up riubi away and put !elans ami swimming instructors
than UU flgOits. has been knocked ,u tonl.-blnly mnll for his ago. Hejon a watery liitlu grin. . . .'once said she couldn't do It. but
out nniy Iwlci. both these reverses smart as a whip and Mrs. I Some m his small buddies es-n v-cd lane Knuntz. lfl-year-old Chicago
coming when h was camiialgnlng
as a featherweight thrco or Tour
years ago. .- .
1 Weighing '"140l,i pounds last;
n!ght. Moharnin appears ready to
tackle the welter welgli;s. Cilick
sen led IflS1,.
THYE Ai WILES
Vlt i VI I W ish M'irrh
..V ' ... , '
oi l I wo foreign wresiiing
ehanipions met defeat lure' hint;
h'Kht nt the hands ot Ted Thye
Pat Md'ai-lby. claimant of ttie
title of Ireland.
..Wilis won the first fall 111 three
mlii'tles, 4 seconds on a body pin.
Met'arthyfliooli tho second Willi n
double . ai in scissors and wiles
eaino back to take the third with
a leir snlit In nine minutes.. Wiles
weighed and McCarthy
ISO.
pouiids. t
W l m
gnille devilled ill
ionds of play, was
from Phoenix by
llltral Point by 0 st-nro of
20. -causing n triple tie for
plonshli-,hoi!ors ot the secondary
high schools of the county, with
six games -won and two lost by
Central point, Phoenix and P.ogue
Ulver. Plans must yet be made
to determine the maimer in which
mo lie win oc pin.v.-u .....
. ... . , i . i
noln s ami ut the half was lead-
TO U. S. FOR NEW
IJy O, 1J. Heeler.
A lot of golfeiH and golf finis
entertain a more or less definite
Idea that Mrs. Uorothy Caiitphvll
llurd is a hardbolled conipeti tor,
to make use of a . ernaeulnrism lor
which there appears to be noae
eurale and more elegant cqulva-
tctit Mi'M Unci lu rtv-ti-tL.twlttitii-ili-
businesslike and somewhat grim',!"'0" llm'p ""tloiinl championships
In an Important match. The .Scots!."10 r " as bom.
call It "dour," i believe. Hilly Hich-
ardson once said you never could
tell by watching Mrs. Hurd In a;
match If she were 4 down or. ti up.
"She always is the picture of de-
Jeetion," said llillv.
To mo. Mrs. llurd'.s denieunor
always convoyed a note of melan -
holy tboughtfulness und concen -
tration ot philosophy, also.
i -vs iu uc.ng nuruooiicu, nn re
Ian Incident from the semi-final
round of the last women's national
llurd says his judgment In the
choice of clubs and In the matter!
of range was the keenest she ever i
observed. ,Sln; continually was;
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EASY TilVIE WITH
HARD ROCK TOM
UOSTOX, Mar. L'. HiPl Jlminyl
5,"l"n,'s lio:,ltn, rated eight
ImmittiM sen n Hie e.-ivtcsl "inlyli.
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over" In the heavyweight flock,
was crowding fistlana s tupnotch-; of Waslilngtoh basttetluill team
ers today as n result of Ills decision ; w-as hopeful 1,1 turning the tables
over rugged Tom lleeney of New and evening up the championship
Zealand. series tonight.
Maloney met lleeliey for the see-j Pofore the largest throng ever
olid time last night and bad but crowded Into the university nth
llttle trouble grinding the hard rock ' bile pavilion the Huskies lost
with a succession of left jabs niidtlhelr first game of the si asou to
books, the blows which cut the 'the Hours by a scoro ot 1.1 to 41.
New Z. alaiuler lo ribbons last July ''he WushliiKton team plainly silf
when he met Gene Tlinney for the f"ied from a case of stage flight
world's title. jantl the smooth working colnbl-
Klghteen niolltbs ago Tom niet'"",b,n that bad carricl them lo
Maloney for the first time, nndi'he champlon-dilii of Hie northern
dropped hbii.or the count of I0,hil" vt Pacific coast eonter-
wilh two light hooks hi the open- 'i"'' ,vas lacking,
lug round. tIl(' Hears, chuniplons of the
lleeney's face was cut 111 -ft erul "out hern half of the conference.
Places last night, but Maloney es-,"1
caped unmarked. The bitter's body '"" ioiiibiii nicy win
was net even reddened by the Now ''ml "n- "cason as uiidlsputi d
.colander's slugging. ;cliiinplniis. unbealcn l,y a eniifer
Maloney carried eight run nils, in''t' "'"". In case the Huskies
lleeliey took one and omi was en.! wl" ,ol,lwht 11 tM,a ""' to de
T.iih's best performance came In Hll' ""' 'lib-holder will be played
il. k..,..i ...ui, .,.... 1,,. l,.,.,ie.i nn fon.lnv nleht.
several oi ni.i oesi rignt hooks j
on the Moloney chlu.
-rWINSLOW REMOVALi
TO COMMITTEE'
WVSlllVOTtlV March '(Jl
coin iiiiiicc ioiiuv u n'suiiinon to
,. ... . ; ., .
SPEED ATTEMPT
''rz&,gjmiimA
rr4'1S,i''l I
, , J
guided by hjs advice 'In the thic'l
) bard . matchcH thnt led up to the,Thu first of 17 exhibition games
battle with Miss Van Ylc. And
Osciir day by lay was more in -
tensely concerned with the sue-
cess of "his lady."
Then, after a grand start against
Miss YanU'ic. the lang strain tdd.
. u'nuiiiy i. .'inipocii iioro., v phi
! "T " ""- "lo1 K'ul"
a brilliant rally.
Mrs. Hind's expression never
'Changed, yiio acknowledged con-! camp up.Mei uw "1'
I dolencos V'i'h quiet dignity. Auditioning grind to date.
i Oscar bore up pretiy well, until he1 ' 1 "
' bad got oft the final green. Then
! he collapsed, weeping bitterly.
! Mrs. Hurd saw Ihe little boy aiid ;'
went to him al once. She put her ;
: arms 'ai oono nun. ana aisseu mm,.
i .mil told him he had done wonders: ;
! that had it not been for him, she
i to encourage him further.
".Shacks. Oscar." said one,
hadn't ought to feel so bad,
holy didn't even qualify!"
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IHUSKIES BOW TO
CALIFORNIA TEAM
BY 43-31 SCORE
SEATTL.K, March
m
Smarting under their crush ng de -
; feat t,v Iho 1 mIcci-vII of I ',,11.
-
'fornla last n'ght, the University
c aoie lo eoiillntle llielr assault
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KKATT1.K, March 2. W)-
-Uas-
kttball offliiuls ami courhes of,
the pacific count 'ronferenco will
contlniK- discUHslons. today on pro- -
puwU chanBca Ul Ui basketball,
j fah te,.,nmon.lBtion of Hie r
mcet'ng will be mudo to J. Fred
liohler oC Washington Htnto wno
will carry them to tho national
1 committee session later this year.
Tho chief argument at yester
day's conference dealt with -tho
margin of contact to bo permitted
In py one group tontendlng that ,
personal vAtnvt should bo ollml-
iiutcd as much us possible, wllllo
the others maintained the contact
rules arc too rigidly enforced at
present,
Hilly Heiiibart. Oregon coach,
said the officials wero too strict
in calling fouls for contact. Rich
Fox ot Idulio holds tho opposite
view, contending contact should
t have little part in basl-tball.
Ites'des Ri'lnhart. Vox and Bon
ier, those at yesterday's mooting
were "Nibs" Piico and "Jlap"
lloiivlneii of California: Tom Fits'.
Patrick of Oakland; "'llec'1 Kd- .
inunson. Karl C a m p b o 1 1' and ,
Charles Mer of Washington; Jack
Krlcl of Washington Staid: "Nig"
llorh-sko of Whitman: "Cue" Hub- ,
bard of the. College of Paget
Mound: Bill Mulligan of Spokane
and Al French of Portland.
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ANAIIK1M, Cal.. Mar. 2. W)
'Vhedulcd to bo played by tho Porl-
;Iaml jtuaverti during the spring
tralnimr sojourn here, was oir tap
for today.
l'ro,l Ortinan, seasoned -yolint;
southpaw, and Ike Powers, rlgbl-
iianoct iruiu inc i"ninniei,Jiiiu. am-
leles. were general choices to get
into the tilt with a baseball school
I 11 "'
layed enough stuff to warrant
their selection for tho training
.: ONCE CRIPPLE, GIRL
WINS SWIM TITLE
mermaid, did It Just the same.
yen tlalnlng speed and grace with
My ! every year, Miss. Kauntz, who one?
' was Injured so severely In an auto
; ' mobile accident that' she was told
I she could never swim again, last
. night won two national amateur
women's swimming titles at the
..national meet at the Lake ybore
i Athletic club.
Approves Pension.
AVASIllXtlTON, .March S.-HtV
president Coolidgc has approved
:l bill granting a pension of ?r,UU0
:
nuually to Mrs. Edith Jtoll'liv
Wilson, widow of president Wood-
row Wilton.
' l.cit 1:6 miles from homo n:i a 1
I result of an nuloinobllo aeciden',
-.f.'bokio, a cal owned by .Mrs. J.
; Id' W of t.'ineinuatl, returned nfler
1 'wo months.
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