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Alley May Lose Smile
OAKLAND, Calif., March 10.
( Willi the iiiiitur nf lieu sturdy
! biplane ruai-liiK Hiimillly over the
municipal nlrport hero tonight,
liule McPhelrl.lifc, holder of the
.women's airplane altitude record.
' '. I had been aloft 4 hours mid !M min-
't- ' " jutes at Silfi o'clock In her attempt!
In the final iiame of tlio Kouth- to break the women's endurance
crri Oregon Normal school basket
ball tournamem last night at Ash
land. Cook ftlver whh defeated by
prnln by the score of 16 to 10, giv
ing the latter high school the
championship of the secondary dis
trict. Including Lake, Jackson,
Klamath, Josephine, Douglas, Coos
and Curry counties. The consola
tion tournament was won by Pow
ers by a good margin over Gold
jlill. ..4wu.nlii wore given tho w in
ning (earns Immediately upon tho
elosn'of the (.-ai'ica before , a largo
crou d of spectators.
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record hold by-Miss Hobby Trout
of Los Angeles. j
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PRACTICE TODAY
Members of tho local rlflo dull
nul of the National tiuard com
imiiV will liiivo tho regular weekly
outdoor practloo at the rifle range
east of . tho city this morning,
starting soon after 7 o'clock. Fir
ing will, be pver tho iiuullflcatlon
course Willi military rifles which
are furnished by the club.
, Ammunition . will ulso be pro
vided for club members, an annual
Issue being provided by tho nn-
iloiml organization for each mem
her In good atandln. However
ANAIIKI.M, Calif., .Mar. 111. W)
' Uusler" Adamson, rookie cutchor ;
"for tlwr, llullywood Mlars drovo the.
ball uver the right fluid fence;
scoring "Micky" llealh ahead of
him, in the fourth Inning of an
exhibition gumo hero tuday with
the Portbind Itcavers, giving tiie
Btarii a. 2 -to 1 victory. .
It. If. K.
'4nlvw,iod 2 7 2
'ortland 1 . 4 1
'inier, . Weiteel nd Adainson:
Rehmnn, Knight, , Ortinuii and
Bates.
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i ltOSlUll liC, Ore., Mulch W.
j BKRLIN. Oerniany, March 10 j Ml Uroccill shipments in calfload
I (?) A member of tlio Hrltish royal ; lots will probably start from '1
i house sot foot today In the Oer-: illstrlct by tho middle tr last of
'man capital for the first time since ! next week. K. "A. Petty, fvderul in-;
t the world war, when tho Duke and spector. Hald here today.- Tlio crop
i Duchess of York passed I Ji rough : I needed -to hasten maturity. Slilp
: Incognito on their way to the mar. belni delayed further by lack of
! riage of Prlnco Olaf nnd Princess ' warm rains. Moisture" atul warmth !
I Martha at Oslo. " ' . ; is needde to hasten maturity. Ht- j
. -Tbey visited the former fculaor's luents are. now lulng imd in cratei
palace. - , .tots at the rate of i So criuies daily.
Fisk Tires
And Tire Repairing
' And a Cpmpleto Stock of
RIMS and WHEELS
Medford Vulcanizing
Works
Sixth and Fir ! Phone 180
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STEAL LEQUOR STILL
: FROM COOS BAY JAIL SUFFER FROM FAMINE
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MAHSHPIKLD, Ore.. March 10. f XAXKIXU,' China. Mulch 10.
UP) A 100-gullon Ihtuor still which : (Pj Three Chinese iirovinces have
Sheriff Turnei of Curry county had . 10. 2il.0uu' people suffeiring from I
ordered taken to Gold Hoach nnd 'famine conditions, phe minister of i
stored in the county jail, disnp- .public health reported Uxlay iiiuaij
pearcd last night after a deputy returning from the prnrvinoes ofi
had found H loo large to got shonsl. Knnsu and IlonaJi. '
through tho Jail house door, and! He found Sliensi hart .2&o.0n
had loft It outside. ' j famine sufferers. Honan T,rt)V,U0U j
and Kanus S.GOe.OOv. - ;
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Do You Want a
LOAN
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Redden &Co.
vFor flood loans on improved
city property. 119 North Celt'
tral. Phone 7?0. ;
I .;. SALEM, Ore, Mar. 16. (if) Gov
i.eriior Patterson, nnd State School'
WASHINGTON. Jlareh .10. P).
Superintendent C. A. Howard nro. Representative Walter. H. Nmvioii !
in Eugene today to attend a mcVt-iof Minnesota today was appidntod i
lug of the board of regents of the j third secretary to President Huo-1
University of Oregon. ver. 1
Ore amd Bullioai
Purchased
I -Itenwl by Si it "( C-lilotola ' '
F i'tti ;if,t mi
WILDBERG BROS.
SMELTING REFINING CO.
OActt:742 Market St.,San FranciKO
Plant: South San Franci5co
Much praise for the Itogue river
fishing in tills section and espec-
, Ttl.M ALI.i:,V . .
:ly as much about the "crucifix" as t What will haiipen under such cir
iAlhy and has used it himself sev- icumstanees remains to he seen, .
eral times in winning matches. ! Young Clotch of Gold Hill and
t 'It was only a short time ago at jTominy Ityan. Mcdford's wrestling
! Astoria that Alley lost to Kruse tailor, are also prepared for their
ICruse, Portland grappler. Monday on a foul because of ' excessive : seml-wlndup number oil the ovo-
niglit nt tlio ltialto, 4lieiitru in ajroughucss and It Is proliable Alley, Ings program, as well us Dummy
I tally cati hlng the giimey steelhend .finish match, as Kruse reliorts he (may try some of the same luetics ; Powell, who is, to meet a wrest-
is conlalned In a story headed; is propnrod tr flog' Alley at the j when lit wrelsles hero, hut Kruse I ler. whose identity has not boon
members who desire to use .their "Salmon's Itunnlng", published Injflrat opportunity. Ho knows near-has plans of being Just as rough, 'nnnuuuced. .
.30 rollbro sporting rirun mny uo jU. jntest edition of tho outdoor
ro but In such oases tho club Life lnagnzine.
unable to furnish free Issue am-1 The enthusiastic author, l.orln
munition, unless tho riflo happens nn, advises all person coining:
Id ' take the .30.00 (Springfield) to n,e eonst to fish In Inland
cartritlge. . It Is hoped to got an streams to eume straight to the
early start In order thai tho day'B itugue river nnd try flint, und vls-
' Tom Alley of I,ookout, Mont.,
well known for his 'painful and
efficient "crucifix"- hold, may not
be smiling after he meets Hob
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shooting may bo ended promptly it the other silvanis only'lis an til
at noon. iternatlve should1 fishing' in the
Lust Huiuluy one member n'-'ltoguc prove poor. . .
tulma the lOMicrt Kiriuiuan rating
nWT five - uiembers innde tho
MarkHSman grade, and It Is ex
re"ted that a number of addition
al (luullflcallon will ho added to
the club records toduy. -
WINK CHAMPIONSHIP
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IK-f toil thl year. . cloty'H Invlmtlon lists of tho yonr.
" Thi ccn-uiony Itwolf 1m tiricf. Tho - with the l'rinco or Walt's tali
kiiiK Hl duwn "outer Ihy thvont- r onn'H bow in pin-sun there
renm after their tiproueh 1h Uvr- would bit an ittlu! Kluinur.
alilett by u blatt uf iruiiititJl.s. Near
tho throno ehairH ytand ihe officer
of the household ,und, me wberj of
tin royal family. Tin- drhutuntv
MAIiKHKIKLU, Ole.,Mar. 1C
(At K. K. Oaliew, .state, prohibition
il in nuiiuuim ti ul u
erofSeH the floor,
; eoiirLcsy before the
j and retires lo a mri
COKYAM.IM. Ore.. March 16.
Among the iiaines annuuiii'ed
today uf HI fri'rihtnen athletes earn
lim nuuiefalH at Drewon Htitle cmI-
lee duvWiv: the (in-Hent ei(wil(.iH 1 onwraved inenwiKe,
; Unit pC Ntun lUdeti of Medfyi'd,, fof
fast break toward the huskct liy
Mel'Onald. whu scored lo make Hie
euunt 13 tu II. ,
Melvitl Bcored lis 'Astoria called
time cut. Tho paco was fast anil
Modford's lead mude them firne-
llcully clnclies for thu first place, i uiuilielball.
"I'rlnk s" efforts were about to
materialize in the highest honor of
Ihe stale basketball field.
McDonald 'made n nice pass to
Melvln, wOio broke fast nnd scored
brilliant huskct, Meilfnrd was
playing inspired hull'. Tho Pcar
piekers "were getting three shots
tO'Ono for tho Finns.
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in this ciuarter. Viks . lo 11
i jiurd fioid v,.r'Vi;;x'ro:::::::i.i m
of tlio game hut tlnrnolt missed. Mont Wnl.d u jg
reKOli enainjmmM. .iit'oioiti n "- t
fohno waif practically liuitreKiaible,
ntid Iho FlunK hnd to hIioiU from!
tho center or tho floor. lnrMon
I'Uityefted- a luiiffonr aH Melvln
fouled hhn ami the liaaet eoiinted I
and'utto freO shot.' llowerinan im-1
luedlnUly' took tho lwl from Uu
r:ntcr to oro. 1 Yentoad fuulert
Melvlubut tho Medford uian inlaa-
Od. "
Score cnU VlUrU nudiler; Metl
furtlS: AMtorln. 8.
lIollberB took the bnll Trom' tlin
tlpoff nnd IiIm hIidI went In und
lulled out.
Melvln. another hll-lt ehotee,
Irt lltiH ufternoon'M m-loetlon Moored.
HIh Hhot rollvcl arnanU but Vtnt
In Juut U Hhow how the tide of
bull nty iiKikq tho Kutnu go. Iar
hn started ono from .tho center
of thc floor and It went In. The
Kin in wero Htlll 14 polntti behind.
XrHon mnUo another. Melvln
vMh ccrtnlnly hot.
of the hardeHt ithntn on tho floor
LONDON Tho anslou ma-
lienverlMK for Invitations lo the
KprhiK court at Jliiekliiliain paho'O,
1h I'Xpeeted lo beeiniK? u Iran tit: '
stampede now lhul there ly u ee-;
i Itnm poHfibillty the Prince of j
VahM will act for tint kiny. , !
The laiKo (,'ifl cards bearing thl
1 he lord chum
1h aitnutmeed at thu duorf. i-Mic
makoH
the hint; and queen
Mnaller room. Her
costume compile with court .i;qji
embodyhu; a train, ton;
feather fan and head drew.
The pi-lneipal Mluidfieanee of a
presi'utation Is that the debutante'
nnim-'", Mti tlnu-h officially on sn.
talent, tonight Htoud cxunerntt.tl of
'the death ot" ClmrlcM Pearson, i'O,
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niiivu uunvauay uuiijik u iiiiu
on a still. A coroner'n jury px
iouerated Oaki und the alutu clos-
'...I till.
l,earou
Uandon.
va buric,d today . ut
'' Clenn rajra wanted at, tho Mtill
Trlbunri of fin A. ' tf
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(iniucN TIiIm Work
Monday fclUH-Copco, -
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Tribune.
ThurfdayKlkM-Toinllti.
Individual HtaiulliiKN In the city
I'owlltiK league. Including Kauu-b
uf (no pUNt week, nro a follows; ,
Ciame.s IMi.h Ave.
! I'lijIM, ClkK
I Hunk, Tom. ....
j i'atton. M. T...
Unpen.. M. T.....
: 'a It her. Copco
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t'nrktn, WikH ...
Uunli, I:IKm
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isnylor, Mlks
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when he convertetl from tho con i Ferguson, M, T.
ter. 5lo wa 'displaying bit real l.ounnomiry, M.
worth to nny team In tin effort to Schrocdcr, Copco. .'JT
nhow that ho deHerved his position
on tho mythical five.
i Itowcriuan. went down tho floor
to m-oro maklm, the count. Mod
ford 2t, Antorln tho Klnnn
ca-lled thno out. Their uainn lut
n Iff lit Win telling on them and
Mdford"r fluHe defense nmd H
almoHt InipoHMlblo to n,,t in under
(ho bttsket for ti (food hhot. Ihw
ernmii took tho ball uff of thu
ttnek bourd to won. IhllberK
fouled flarnett tin Andcrmm went
In to replat-u llowrnian.
Onrnett Heuied on tho one free
hot making the woro Medford !tt,
AHiurln 1. Melvln wont down
the floor tu Bcorti and thiructt fo)
lowiod with 'brilliant one. Coach
CuIIIhoii tent in hl mitix, iiuttlnK
In 'Thomufe nnd l'lemun tor Mel
vln' nnd Mel'onubl. Onrnell ebarK
ni K'Uberft Hut inn d hU ehntc
The flohi rinan hud iuImhciI tnouKh
fttwln 4u maho the kiuu elom.
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Kurun, Tom, ...
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bcrl.-iiti Is lu.iiiiaaudeil to Invite you
lo r.ucklhKhmn i.alace," always
luivo exercised a mesmeric power
over lim debutantes of the world,
but I 111 will be tin. first time that
iiis royal hlKhucss has been cast in
so Important a role..
Queen Mary's announcement that
tile courts would be held caused
general rejoicing autuiiK the debu.
tallies expectini; presentation by
their ambassadors, it was thought
for a time that Kliu; (Icoi-kc's !!
uess and his possible absence from
London would cnuse a iiostpoue
ment. Now tile queen lias declared
the prince will assist her if the kiiiK
Is unnblo to lie present.
Thu royal courts, which are hold .
in llucklimham palace each year,'
are'eonsldcred the inost formal af-
fttlrs of tho HrltlHh social World.'
Yoiiiik wi.inen nre tu'esented by
sponsors from the ranks of older'
women who have been presented
in the past. Those, from other :
countries are escorted by 'their am- ;
bassodars. Many more applicalioiu; !
always are filed with the cmbas-1
slesthuu can be iiccoinntodatcil, i
hnf-Tili evel iari;er number Is ex-l
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I'll take
yomcar,
sir "
nrkini' troubles exist at The Manx.
The doorman takes your car when you
arrive and places it in a garage connected with
.thc'Jt Jotcl. J list liiiiuf him your key nsyoiri.cave '
the car that's all. Located in he heart of the
City 'near everything.' ' v; , ' &
OheMANX HOTEL
ii SAN'"FRAJVCISCO
TOMORROW
NIGHT- r . . .8:30, O'CLOCK
WREST
Main EventBest 2 out-of-3 Falls
TOM
vs.
BOB
ALLEY KRUSE
Of Montana
Of Portland
2-
Fast Preliminaries
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, Admission General, $1.00; Reserved, $1.50; Ladies and chil
dren, 50c. Tickets at Brown's and Rialto Theatre,
Check That
Cold at
the Start...
COPPER PRICES ME '111
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.MOW Villi K. March ltl.(Pi
O.pper prlceM advanced furtlier
today In continuation of a move
ment thai hut curried the mctul up
nearly five cents u pound in vt.
cnl month.
Ms port copper wuk nuot.-rl tit
3-1 cenif, a pound an.! dnmcttic
at wfa cenlM, an u.lvuuco of .ne
half cenl over yesterday and one
cent for the week.
. Total t
Itefnren, Froncii, Umpire, i.nmt',
I'OUTLANU. March U. -i,V ,
1. V. Htubbs. It), an elect rlclun, j
dleil in a huapitul her today from
electric burns and liurk nuffcreil i
lato Seitenlay when he wuh "truck
by ft. heavy. valtauf. wlm in Dm ,
rortlnnd Pleelrle l'er enmnnne
' Kl-il
3UMiaii.ft, ijti
Severe colds often run into more dangerous
illnesses pneumonia bronchitis. . It is wise
to consult a physician if your cold "hangs on."
A godd rest is often necessary and a good
hospital is the logical place to take that rest -where
graduate nurses attend you, foods are
scientifically prepared according to your par
ticular requirements and every step is taken
for your comfort and speedy recovery.0
And remember! This service costs no more
than the charges at a first class hotel!
ij Community Hospital
Remember! We Have Changed
Our Name to the
Electric Wiring Co.
H.O. PURUCKER
Phone 335
22 South Grape St.
In order' that our name may be more descriptive of our
increased activities, the Radio Service Laboratories
have changed their name to the ELECTRIC WIRING
CO. The radio laboratory will still be maintained and
unchanged in policy and service. , . v :,
Our new department will then be at your service to take
care of any and all of your electrical needs. House wir
ing, motor repairs, electrical mill work, and fixtures
will featuc our added line. . . 4,
Mr. Purucker solicits your patronage and will give his
personal attention to'your call for an estimate on any
kind of electrical work.
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