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TALENT, SAINTS
TONIGHT
CLASH
ON HIGH FLOOR
Victory for Irish Would
. Break Three Way Tie
With Phoenix and Sams
Valley for Lead.
Kt. Mary's and Talent hiffh school
bnskeOtfill learns play their final
game tonight ai tho Mod ford hij;h
school gymnasium. It promises t
he a fat and hard fouKht contest.
Talent has a slight advantage, hav- j
inn defeated the 'St. MaryV quintet!
on the Talent hlnh floor January!
27, the only 'team which has boon j
ahle to heat the St, Mary's squaA j
bo far this season in a conference I
same.
St. Mary's team is out for re- j
vonji'e and has boon practicing hard j
in anticipation of the clash tonight.
Kor team work and fast breaking
ofrenso, St. Mary's will have nn
advantage in tho combination of j
Smith, Dick Lewis and Hob Lewi, j
anions the best secondary high i
school players seen in tho southern,
Oregon conference. j
A iai'tfo. crowd of rooters will ac- ;
coinany tho Talent aKitregation to1
Medford to witness the contest and
St. Mary's will also be well sup-1
plied with a 'bitf roolint? section,
St. .Mary's, I'hoenix and Sams
Valley ure now tied for tho lead
In the southern Oregon secondary
basket hell conference, each team ;
having won Hix fiuine.'i and hvt nne. j
Tlie Talent maidens and St. '
Mary's academy girls' team will
have their fling in the preliminary,
which will begin promptly at 7:30
p. m. These learns had a hard
struggle in their last game. Talent
winning by a small margin.
With Rod and Gun
By Ernest Rottel 2nd
Dick Green
'JUMPING JOE' TURNS WRESTLER
A young buck deer which wan
dered down too far from the hill
country discovered its mistake too
late. Walking across tho Pacific
highway near the Jackson Hot
Springs Saturday morning, it was
struck by nn automobile driven by
J. Arant of Ashland. The deer
was almost instantly killed. Deputy
(lame Warden Hoy Parr was noti
fied and the carcass was turned
over to charity. This is the first
fatality of its kind reported this
year and the first to have occurred
on the valley flour for sometime.
The state game commission is
beginning a program to centralize
its hatchery equipment, according
to n recent report made by Matt
L. Hyckmun, state superintendent
of hatcheries. Instead of building
new small hatcheries to supply tin;
various eotinlies of the suite, the
old establishments are to be en
larged and improved. A number
of new ponds, flumes and pipe
lines have been installed at the
McK ensue hatchery near Kugene.
A new electric pumping system
has a Ism been installed. This was
dune by the city of Huge no as
compensation for the flooding of
ponds which had been operated by
the state in river sloughs. They
became flooded when a dam was
constructed across tin? stream.
IN SPECIAL EVENT
Harry Klliott former University,
of Oregon wrestling coach, is ex-;
peeled to demonstrate his ability i
to advantage when he meets John
11 reo.se, eastern Oregon wrestler, at
the Armory next Wednesday night
jn the special event preceding tho
finish match between 'Henry Jones,
Provo, Utah, and Ray Lynosw, Se
attle. Klliott Is well known in Mod
lord and southern Oregon from
past performance, both as a wres
tler and referee. I
Ho has bften developing some j
new holds which he will probably
introduce to tho fans Wednesday
night. Breese Is regarded as the
welterweigbt champion of the east
ern Oregon section and has been
winning mutches with such regu
larity he is said to he eyeing Klliott
a:s another workout, However,
fans who have tseen Klliott in ac-
tlon have different ideas on tho
KUbject, and are expecting a har.l
fought 'battle.
Jones Is the former holder of the
world's junior welterweight cham
pionship belt and is anxious for a
win over Lyness to pav the way
for a championship match, which
may he held in Medford if the at
tendance at the next card is promising.
Another step In tho direction of
centralizing the hatchery work
was the construction of the Fall
River hatchery, 35 miles from
Jlend, replacing the Tumalo hatch
ery, abandoned because of water
conditions. In the winter, freezing
temperature stopped the flow of
water and in the summer the
water became too warm for fish
life. The new location is fed by
largo springs, which have never
been subject to freezing. Centrali
zation, Mr. Ryckman pointed out,
aids in solving the problem of pro
viding fish food. Small fry need
such food as liver, lungs and
spleen, hut is not always available
locally and spoils quickly In hot
weather. At the present, the, com
mission is renting - cold storage
space near tiro hatcheries or hav
ing the food shipped by express or
truck. The hatchery is then at the
mercy of the shipper, the common
carrier and the weather.
! (I!y the A-so,ciated Pros.)
The Washington Huskies need
j only to win one of their four re
maining games to cinch the north
west division championship of the
Pacific Coast conference series.
The mathematical pixsihility of
their losing seems so remote plans
aire avidep way for holdiag the
( coast championship meet at Seattle
i next month with the Huskies fac
ing cither California or Southern
California for the title. The two
southern schools are in a tie and
will wind up their regular schedule
I next -Saturday.
The 'Huskies nosed out a -I ' to
5 4 2 victory over the Washington
State Cougar.s Friday night and
pulled another out ot the fire Sat
urday when X'ed Nelson, sub for
ward, scored a field goal in tin
last two niinul'-s nf"plny to defeat
the Cougars. LN to L'3.
I Oregon State won two gainer
from Idaho. 37 to "24 and 17 to
10, and as a result is tied with
.Washington Slate for second plao
la the conference- race.
Oregon and Oregon State renew
I their civil war at Kugene Saturday
night. Preceding that the Weh
loots tackle Idaho at Kugene In a
two-name series tonight and to
morrow night. 'Washington State
and Idaho meet at Pullman Satur
day night,
j The standings:
I w. I..
Washington 1 1 1
Washington State Ji 5
Oregon State X ii
Oregon 2 9
Idaho 1 10
ducted as nn important part of the
hatchery department. Kggs must
be held until they are eyed, and
then, if the temperature is suffi
ciently low, they may be moved
safely for a period of from ten to
twenty days. This permits them
. to be shipped lo the various hateh-
eries where they will hatch a nd
the fry will develop to six or eight
inches before liberation.
H KKIR NFFfl
ONE GAME FOR mf0m4
Plans Under Way for Series J$$& if
With California Quint to Mj,gl
Determine Pacific Coast pF Vt M
Title. Lv u M f '
Hoy I'ruiu, loailoff m;in for tho
KlUs' U':im, capturcl fnwt pl;ici
honor StiMtliiv ar'ji'noon in tin1
roll ol'f lii'twm-n tin lii;:h sroioirt
tlin-inK tlh' w-U. IMiiilt'.-i inliil nf
. ; li.'in' fuiir pins timr.1 thun lil-i
!nmin.4U'. IdiiKti Kiuikin, i'itllil.
'rile first four plat'CH woro i-:tpturiHl
hy ttlt'tnlil'i'K of the juitl'M-oil live.
I'ruilt. in a pmctico name, also
tiotl owney I'atton's season record
of L'(i7 pin.s.
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InllU idllill Averages.
"Jumping Joe" Savoldl, who tore up opposing lines as a member
of the Notre Dame Ramblers, has turned to the mat to make money to
I educate his sister, brother and himself. Here he is about to toss Dr. P.
A. Minikan at Los Angeles. He ll make his oro debut in Kansas City
February 16.
II
sessed the (iite of ehampinn to
day, a tier ha vim; wmi the third
animal Tn hue-Sierra dn lerby
over a field of men.
Ihivino her team of eiwht setter
(los uver the ItO-nilb1 course, she
held her lead in elapsed time of
two minutes, sixteen seen n d s
ihrou;:hnit the rnnnhiK. Her to
tal time wan T:iST::l.
(Jil MeCay, IN-no, XeV., plae'd
Mrs. Thtila ieelnn, dof team ; seeond and I toy Stover, A.shlon,
nms'ifi' of Met'all. ld;tbo. nos-1 Idnbn. third.
llahn. A., Nat
HaKen. A., M. T. .
Uounsberry.l., M'l'
Antle, V., Ciales
I'ruitt, H., Klks
I'atton, O. ,., M. T.
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Moore, .1., M.U.I,
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SKI RACE ROUTED
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FOltT KKA.MAT1I. Ore., I-Yli. Ill
(Special.) Warm spring like
weather eontinues to remain in
the virinlty of Crater Lake and
Fori Klamath much to t he dis
pleasure of ski raeers training for
the annual -1J mile ski rare to be
run on Sunday, I-Yhrua ry L'nd.
1l t Colder weather or snow fall would
lt;;i!be greatly ap)ieeiated both by th"
skieis and the rare committee In
charge of the Kifth Annual Winter
Carnival.
Stockmen and farmers in the
K la mat h ba.sin are also wishing
tor more snow in the mountains,
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feeil anil pleulyof IrriKalion water
for next season. The snow fall In
the Caseailes is far lielow normal,
there hein only 11(1 lliehes at Cra
ter Lake at this time.
SCREEN 'BAD MAN' IN
HOLLYWOOD HOSPITAL
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., l-'eh. It;.
Dr. Clarence Hopkins said to
day a successful operation was
performed on Louis Wolheim,
"badinan" of the screen, to correct
a weak nesH In the region of his
appendix. Jlo was nn the operat
ing table about an hour.
Xi:W YOLK, Fob. It!. (!') A
possible et in pi teal ion In Ihn re-
tly resumed athletie relations
between Harvard and . l'rlneeton
app at i-d tiday in the decision oC
Vale Athletic authorities to end
Its font hall season awainst theso
two rivals in alternate yearn in -teud
of having Harvard as n
final opponint annually.
Whether it was the bejfinnlnK
nf a move toward th k revjval of
the old "bitf three'' in Tootball
an action which might ham
per friendly relations remained in
doubt as the action met with
strong undergraduate criticism
from Harvard.
The experiment of playing Prin
e ton alter tho Harvard game,
which has brought thu Yah sea
son to a close mt thu traditional
Saturday before Thanksgiving since
tiHio. Is to begin this year. The
revised Yale football schedule calls1
for Vale to meet Harvard No
vember 2 1 and l'rlneeton Novem
ber 'JS. The Xov. 14 date, orig
inally allotted to l'rlneeton, Ih
left open. A three-year period
has le i'n set for tho alternate
arrangement. It is to he eontlnuetl
after l!i:U, "unless and until al
tered by mutual consent."
ftrfBP- Mokes W 1111
Makes
vou feci like
tmreclf affOU,
At one time, it was thought that
the county should have its local
hatchery to properly supply tho
streams and lakes In the immedi
ate vicinity. Modern devices have
largely overcome the old transpor
tation problem, and distance does
not mean the loss of fish it once
meant due to lack of oxygen In the
water. Trucks are now equipped
with three tanks of oxygen, at
tached to a pump which distrib
utes air through the water.
At the present, reports M r.
It y ok man, most of the ra Inbnw
eggs are taken from Crane Prairie
and Diamond Lake, with the east
ern brook eggs coming from Kast
lake and Paulina lake. As a safety
measure. In case the present egg
taking locations might become de
pleted, the commission has closed
Cultus lake and North Twin lake
for rainbow and eastern brook
eggs. To keep Diamond lake up
to its present high standard, the
commission is ha telling and re
turning to the lake about- 15 per
cent of the eggs taken from it.
In the past two years, there lias
been no difficulty in securing all
the rainbow and eastern brook
eggs that the hatcheries can han
dle, according to M r. Ilyek man's
report.
Are To Be Congratulated
ting ihe Spitting Evil"
Says
DR. O. FLINT CLOUGH
Health Officer, Poultney7 Vermont
Egg-taking activities must nec-j ATLANTA, Feb. Hi. (tVi The
essarily he conducted at the source roster of mail pilots skimmfng
of supply and are therefore sep- across southern skyways today
urate from the hatcheries in mo.st was stripped of n resourceful pio-
fnstances. Nevertheless, this sea- neer Johnny Kytle took aloft a
snnal work, requiring men oxperi- plane here on his day off and fell
enecd in handling ripe fish, is con- to death while stunting.
Coming Back
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Moody M' M
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L York City.
t,0citi-9cfWo nUyth..i.
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C 3inin5 X notice. V-inter..
U"'e .ttontiontot.oe.iU
orfrOTRprre8Pittoi.-v-
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... one of 56 health officials
from 56 different points
approving Cremo's crusade
against spit or spit-tipping.
Every smoker, every wife whose
husband smokes cigurs, should read Dr.
Clough's letter.
"Who are the friends of 'Spit' ?"
YOU MAY WELL ASK THIS
QUESTION WHEN 56 IMPORTANT
HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN
SO STRONGLY ACAINST THE EVILS
OF SPIT OR SPIT-TIPPING.
Dr. Clough writes: "...fighting
the spitting evil ... is going to make
healthier citizens."
The war against spit is a crusade of
decency. Join it...Smoke Certified
Cremo a really wonderful
smoke- mild mellow nut
sweet! Every leaf entering the
clean, sunny Cremo factories is
scientifically treated by methods
recommended by the United'
States Department of Agriculture.
SHE DOf JSmT TWlkMC" SHET
In this period of
cold weather
and tracked lips,
above all insist
on a cigar freo
of the &jlf germ.
Certified
. . . THE GOOD 5 CIGAR
THAT AMERICA. NEEDED
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