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MKDFOUD MAI L TRIBUNE. MED FORD, OREOOX, MONDAY, FEBRUARY Hi 1).. 1.
COLEMAN WILL IN
REFEREE TILTS :
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WITH ASHLAND
WASHINGTON, Feb. III. W)
I Tin- lied (l'uM cumpaiKU for u
I tlM.oou.iiou Irouuht relief fund tu
ihiy totalled ,SIU,4SI.
'Slats' Gill to Handle Watch
' in Prlirinl Pafln pripi I ns today In a fire which followed
CINCINNATI, J'Vb. Hi. (fl'j
i I'oisonuuH fumes., wild by firemen
J to ho similar to thoso which clalin
; eil the lives (if more, tlmn 100 pcr
' sons lii tho Cleveland clinic (IIhuh-
i tor in May, l'J29, ovcraimo tt per
Klamath Game Next for
Locals. ,
ltiilph Coleman of 1 1 15 OreKon
State .college will referee, the an
nual basketball Raines between Hie
Hertford and Ashland IiIkIi Bclioulii,
and "Slats" (1111, Oregon Mute
coach, will be the tlinepcrker han
dling the pistol and the watch.
Coleman, one of the lending ref
erees of lh northwest, who offi
ciated at colledi conference names
and tho stale toiirniiiiient at Salem
each year, hurt accepted an Invita
tion for the Job. lie rerereed (ho
last AshhindMcrtford football
Kami'. TIliB precludes the possibil
ity of either school being "Itlne
liarted" with IIh attendant discord.
Tho Medford sipiad with all tho
over-confidence knocked out of It
by tho 4(1 to 2!l defeat at tho hands
of C'heiuawa Saturday night, starts
practice this evening for the game
with Klamath Kails at Klainalll
Falls next Friday night. This Is
one of tho Important games of the
rear. A victory means Medford will
have to win hut onu of the Ashland
games to cinch tho district confer
ence. If they lose they will have
to win both of them.
Rogue Boy Effective
Klamath Fulls defeated Ashland
32 to "0 last Friday night. Wake
man, forward for tho I'nllcans, and
former Hoguc Kiver boy, scored 21
points for hla team ami kept them
in the running.
It Is expected that Chuck Clay,
forward of the Hurgheriles, who
pulled a tendon in the Friday night
game, will be back In the game.
Next Saturday night Medford
playat ChlloiUin at Chllouuln. This
is not a conference game hut win
ning It will keep (ho reservation
Uint from issuing a challenge just
before the state tournament to tho
team that wins tho district title.
Tho Medford junior high team
returned chastened yccterday from
an Invasion of tho Willamette.
Tboy were beaten twice by I'arrlsh
junior high of Sulem and once by
the Koosovell junior high of Ku
gene. I'arrlsh won both games by
the same score, Hi! to III.
The Medford junlora led In holh
games except at tho finish and In
tho Saturday night game wore crip
pled by the removal of Turpln, cell
tor, on fouls.
company.
j WASIIINOTUN'. Feb. 1(1. (!')
I Major (leneral Clan-nee It. I'M-
wanlM was buried today with the
nation's honored dead at Arlington
cemetery. A representative of
I'resldent Hoover, high officials of
the war deportment and a large
Ki-nup of veterans of the Yankee
i division, which (ioneral JOdwnrds
cominanded In Franco, wore present.
BASIC S EN E
BILL REFERRED
RECONCILED AFTER 'HONEYMOON'
TO COMMITTEE
KKATTLJ-J, Keb. I . M') Mrs,
Kdiih Huntlnglon W a koficl (1
HpreekolH Keudrlck, wealthy Seat
tle woman, and divorced wife of
.liilin f, KpreekelH, ,h, Hon of tho
pioneer California capita I int. was
killed in an automobile accident on
Whldby iHland Saturday. Mr.
Kendrirk wan riding with her hus
band on a week end vacation trip
when tho car plunged over an cm
hankmont.
LA (iUANDIC, Ore, Feb. 1 (J UV)
j Another postponement wan grunt
ed today In the cuho of Mi'H. JOmma
l-'owlei', form er city trotiHurer,
charged with larceny of $112,252
, of city funds. Slio whh to have
I entered her plea to tho charge to
I day, hut on petition of her attor
neys; the cane whh Hent over until
i tomorrow.
iniHTm i a ir 011
HOCKEY REFEREE
IJKXI, (ire., Teh. 1 li. I1 Fif
teen hundred .spectators hravod a
.'Miow.-Uornt yesterday to wutvh a
ki tournament at the Skyliner.s
eahln at Slater:). Fresh snow hin
dered Judging of tho evonM.
Harold I'aulsen, SkyLlner, suffer
ed a lee; fracture when ho collided
with a tree, lie wan hnuj;hl out
llnce miles, to 1 he. highway mi a
toboggan.
Tho elns A mile eross-cuuiilry
was won hy Km it Nordeen, Sky
liner, with a lime of :i:18:or.. Man
frod .laerdwon, MctXcnd, Cul., was
Heeond, and Oliver IMickotl, Crater
Lake, third.
3 CIIICAUO, Feh. Hi.--(IN Tim
fay of crying "Kill tho Umpire"
jnn't past. Only In this, cane It
wus hockey, not baseball.
i After hint night's National lon
cuo hockey match holwoon the
Nt'w York lianmrtj and the Chi-
tho rltlxenry waited on Hofero"
Mickey ion, in front of tho hUi
dlum. Tholr IntoitiioiiH wore nut
for Ion'n hot tntrostH, for ho
hud deidared HIckuI a Klal In tho
final yi Ht'condH hy Tommy Cook,
which would have kIvoii th'1
Hawks a 2-a lie, intdead of a 'J
to 1 defeat.
Ion, however, made hia depar
ture from a Hide door.
WASH I Si ;to,, Feh. I li,--Tho
wnaln agriculture eoininlttiM
today report-d favorably a resolu
tion ity Senator lirookhart, repuli
llcan, Iowa, to extend the noope tt(
tho m-nato InvcHtlKatlon of retail
food prices to Include milk and
dairy products.
BOY SCOUTS SAVE LIFE
OF LITTLE ORPHAN GIRL
ASMKVILLK, X. (. Keh. 1G.
MV Little. .MiikkIo Sharp, an or
phan, could not afford to pay for
blood trauHinsloiiH, was dyfnu Tor
lack of r.-d corpiiHeles. A cnll
went out lo Hoy Semt headuar
torn More than ion boys volun
teered Macule In recovering.
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If you
breakfast
f.V.-.--vi -Ix.
the t::
K axe cocoa A
' Five minutes for brcakfnst! Then
a train or streetcar! Include a cup of
Chirardclli's Chocolate in that five
minutes and you'll carry on with a
etridc 'til noon. ForGhirardelli's is
more than a delicious drink it's
food too. A cur of chocolate made
with Ghirardclli's and puremilk Is delicious,
vholesomeandcasytodigcst.lt gives strength
and energy and builds health.
GHI RARD ELLI S
(lurWkC Chocolate
0 Say "CJctirur-tcllj"
Medical Profession's Meas
ure to Regulate Drugless
Healers, . Hits Snag in
Senate.
SALL.M, Ore., Keb. Hi. (A) The
basic science bill, which was
placed uh the first order of busi
ness in the Honate today, was re
referred to the committee aa the
loRiHlature, resumed sessions. Tho
hill would require a knowledge, by
dniKloHs phy8k'iann of bash; sci
ence, anl Is sponsored by the med
ical profession.
Tho house resolution providing
for (he consolidation of county
and city Kovornmenls of M ill t no
ma h and Portland, was also ro
referred to tho Multnomah county
dek-Kntlon. Tiie niousui-e dealing
with the uualiflcatlon (f judges,
scheduled for special order in tho
house this afternoon, was also re
I'eferrud. Ask Federal Fund
The liouse passed a Joint me
morial asking congress to appro
priate federal money to the extent
of about $1,1)00,000 to match that
already spent on the Mt. AdaniH
Interstate highway.
Dairymen from Coos, Yamhill,
Marlon and Tillamook counties
were present to appear before, the
livestock and dairy committees on
(be oleomargarine measures, re
questing an excise tax on huttor
substitute. ,
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9 Anaociateit I'ren I'hoto
Mr. and Mn, Hugh W. Thomasson shown in their home In Clay
ton. Mo., after their return from a "second honeymoon." Thomasson,
73-year oia capitalist, denied charges that his 29-year-old wife had kid
naped him. He dropped an annulment suit In which hi asserted he had
been "hoodwinked" Into marriage.
STILL SUSPECTS
A demurrer has been tiled by
Charles Reames, detense attorney,
in tho moonshine still possession
chui'Kes upon which HalelKli Mat
thews, Albert (ioetjen and Ted
Smith were indicted by a Krand
Jury several weoks ftKo and is ox
pected to result In soino dolay In
the trial of the cases.
Tho demurrer, on file today at
tlto county clerk's office, sots forth
that tho Brand Jury acted without
authority In rcturuini; tho indict
ments on grounds the charges were
not trynblo In Jackson county, it
is further set out that thero Is more
than ono erimo charged, that the
facts do not constitute a crime, anil
tho indictments contain mattery
and allegations, If true, that would
justify tho crime charged.
Tho men were arrested in the
Iteeso Creek section last Novem
ber hy county and state officers.
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SALKM, Ore., Keb. 1 C (A)
Mainly for the benefit of the
farming Industry, the stuto treas
urer would bo authorized to have
printed $50,000,000 in state cur
rency hy it bill introduced today hy
Senator .1. K. Ilennett of Multno
mah county.
Tho currency, It now n as "Ore
gon Stato Currency" would he in
denominations of $1, $5, $10, $20
and $50, and would be uu obliga
tion of tho whole stale.
SEA STUDIES AID
LIFE REVELATION
I.A JOI.I.A, Calif M'J Solution
of some of the apparently Insig
nificant problems of the nea may
lead to magnificent achievement,
says in-of. W. H. Allen of the
Hcrlpps Institution of Oceanog
raphy. ...
"From rond' clothing ami Jew
els to agricultural fertilizers," he
says, "there Is u long list of bio
logical products of the sea, any
and all of which may be bolter
controlled and handled for hu
man uses If inori is known about
the liven of their producers, and
the conditions affecting their pro
duction. "There Is the claim to aid In
Interpreting the history of the
earth, the history of life on the
earlli, and the history of man
kind, through comparison of pres
ent forms and conditions of life
with those of the past."
ON VETERAN COMEDIAN
NKW YOI1K. Fob. (!)
Louis Mann, nclor. Is dead. On
and off tho stage, ho was the In
veterate comedian from II to 115.
Ill with cancer lor the Inst two
months, ho suffered a relapse on
Tuesday and died Inst night lit Mt.
Sinai hospital. Aa death drew nigh,
tho port layer til coitnlless comedy
roles and tho Inventor of such fa
mous nulps as "It Is to Laugh,"
grew serious.
"No, I litivo no fear of death," he
said, "but I havo fought as long as
I could and now 1 am losing the
battle."
Simmons Greatest Player
In Majors Says Kid Pal
HOT HIMEINtiH, Ark., T"b. Hi
Pj Al Simmons is the grenest'
hall player in the major leagues,
oven though his golf Is a bit off)
at times. This is straight from
12-yoar-old IL King Wade, Jr.. I
known In tho baseball colony heroj
an "Al's I'al.'
The hit) spends every hour he I
can with the Philadelphia fence!
buster and Sunday they tour the ,
links of the country club. It hap
pens not infrequently that King's!
f-roio is lower than Al's hut1
what's a golf score between pals'j
Kings father. Dr. IL Kingj
Wade, Sr.. a 'prominent physician
here, took his son to St. Loula
to see tho A'h play, Wrist watches
were being given for home rum-".
Just before Al went to bat, King
said: "Al, you're going to get a
homer."
"I Jalonoy," was the answer.
Hut Simmons nipped out his
"1st homo run of the seaMon and
for the favorable prediction gave
a watch to King with this inscrip
tion on the hack: "From Al Sim
mons to II. King Wade, Jr., 21st
home run 7-i:i-30.'
They met two years ago when
Simmons came here for his an
nual pro-season conditioning.
STAGE MAT TILTS
A wrestling match Friday night
at Jacksonville will p r e s o n t
Krenehy Leavltt, Medford, and
Ray Frlsbie, Medford, In the two
hour main event, Leavitt announc
ed here today. Tho special event
will .present Cecil Linrrick;' Med
ford. and Kobert Ilantz, Portland.
The card has received the sanction
of the Jacksonville chamber of
commerce. Jimmy O'Lirlen is
matchmaker.
Don't neglect that
SORE THROAT
Authorities are warning the public that sore throat is
prevalent, and not to neglect the condition. At llic'
first sign of any soreness, take immediate steps to case
the throat and lo reduce the infection. Bayer Aspirin
will do both! Use it as a gargle. Three tablets crushed
in H tumblerful of water. Relief is immediate, but
repeat until all trace of soreness and inflammation is
gone. Take these tablets freely to ward off colds;
and for prompt relief of headaches and body aches
from colds, exposure, or other causes. Bayer Aspirin
can't, harm you, and it does prevent all sorts of needless
suffering! Get the genuine tablets, stamped thus:
BAYER?B ASPIRIN
IE!
SERVICE FOR BEAN BUYS BLUE GRASS
Vrgcs ftuitdhig Fund.
WASHINOTOX. Feb. Jti. (V)
President Hoover todav recom
mended to congress a $J 0,3 05,0 80
appropriation for public buildings
under the 1 11 5,000,008 program
authorized.
Attorney A, 10, Keamcs of Med
ford 1h one of a etmmiitec of seven
me m hers of t he state bar and
bench that has been appointed hy
Judge MeXory of the United Stales
court ut. the requeM of the Oregon
Uiv association to plan a memorial
Hervico In honor of tho late Judo
II. S. Lean, federal judge.
Tho other member of this com
mittee are James It. Haley of Pen
dleton, president of the Oregon
Mar association; "V. O. Davis, Judge
Hall S. Lusk nnd Omar C. Spencer
of Portland, Supremo Court Jus
tice II. IL Pelt of .Sale in and . .!.
Kulton of Astoria.
1 ci si ting 1 las Cold .
WASHINGTON", Keb. 1 6. (.'Pf ,
f!en. John J. Pershing was con
fined today to his bed In the Met
ropolitan elnlt with a cold.
Tho L'nited States department of
war lias placed a large order for
winter hluegrass seed with I Inn ley
and Hoover, ranchers of thoMod
ford vicinity, O. C. Hoover an
nounced Hi is morning.
The seed has been ordered for
iirse at Baltimore, Md., where it
will be sown as winter lawn at the
barracks. The demand for winter
bluegt'HKs for golf courses and win
ter lawns is constantly Increasing
in. many sections' of the United
States Mr. Hoover stated.
F.
COVERS 7200 MILES
MOSt'OW uV) The gnulllnn 200
mllo "dog derby" at The Pas, Man.
I'anada, wouldn't make it suitable
curtain raiser for n dog test hoinn
organised hero.
I'm posing to ascerlaln tho en
durance powers of sledge dogs, the
soviefs Aviation Chemical society
Is promoting a test for mushers
and dos over a routo of between
7l'0it and Slot) miles.
Tho drive, which Is to stretch
from Peti opavolvsk on Kamchat
ka to Moscow, also is designed to
popularized tho great northern
route.
J. S. Itoardman of Central Point
u n de nv e n t an ope ra 1 1 o n y os t e rd a y
for removal of his left eye at the
Com ni unity hospital. The opera
tion was necessitated by results of
an injury received three weeks ago.
when tho branch of a tree struck
M i. I ion rd mn n In the eye v h 1 lo
be wa.s pruning at the Saludo or
chard. In. J. .1. Hmmons. who perform
ed the operation, had tried to pre
serve the eye, although tho sight
was destroyed, but found yesterday
that an operation was Imperative.
1 Carl V. Tengwald, potentate of
Hillali Temple of the Mystic Shrine,
(has returned from Couullle where
' he was the guest of honor at a'
luncheon meeting held by the Coosj
Bay Shrine club in that city. There i
whh into a program and plans
were discussed for the Shrine core-
I monlal to be held by Hn Tem
ple next May.
j Mr. Tengwald was accompanied
by Mrs. Tengwald and they drove
jback to Medford by way of tho
j Itousevelt and Itedwood highways.
They reported a beautiful trip.
Al ROTARY MEETING'
GH YEAR
The Modford ltotary club will ob
serve tho national Boy Scout move
ment wild a special scout program
tomorrow noon. Numbered among
the Htmnkorn will ho John H. Piper
of Spokane, regional scout execu
tive, and Krnuk Newmau and Ham
ilton Pnttoii, local ltotariaus. who
uro past presidentH of Crater Lake
council. Lee BrlcHer will act as
chairman of I ho day.
I'lfty-fle men were present ut
tho elfs meeting Sunday morn nu
of tbo Men'. Bible elas at the
Ptrst Christian ehurvh. The mem
Iters of the clas me trying to In
oreafe -this number before Kater,
und urge tho who do not attend
services nt other churchci to be
present next Sunday. Lee Smith U
I president of the clas.
KEY 10 SPECIES IN
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Cmnimny A, on! of tho to locnt
tinitH of tho Oregon Niitlonul
(Iniiril, completed l!i;iu with n i'Ihsh
A inlinK, whli'h mennt thnt drill
nttendiineo for the entire year ivus
uhove 70 Her eent. The eonumny
la rcerniteil up to -full strength nnd
Rinirdsinen lire enthnHiastienlly pre
pnrlni; tor the. federal Inspection
Hehcduled lo he held soon with Ma
jor Jones of Vancouver Ihirrncks
In charge
or
some reason
it costs leSS
Schill i ng Baking Powder
costs less than any other
cream of tartar baking
powder you can buy. A
lower price might imply
an inferior quality but
a million western house
,.wives can't have been
wrong for 40 years.
Then too, you will find
this statement printed
on every tin of Schilling
baking powder:
'If you find any fault
whatever in this Baking
Powder, or think you
do, your grocer will re
turn your money and
also pay for the eggs,
butter, flour, etc., you
have used."
SehiUhifi
Baking
Powder
1'ream f Tartar
f Lovely Hair
Is Always Admired
Get a Permanent Wave to last
through the spring and summer
months.
$6.50
Paul Velens Facial Treatments $1
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Phone 1526 Back of Cinderella
The Only Sure Cure
for Rupt
ure is bjr a properly performed oper
ation. But second, only to that In Import
ance, is wearing the right type of truss
Correctly pitted Our service provides the
world famous Akron Sponge Rubber Pad
Truss, plus the skill of an expert fitter
And our service is here tor you Every Day,
assuring full satisfaction now and In the
future A demonstration will convince you.
Heath's Drug Store
"ASK FEED"
AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTER
FREE!
LOAD OF KINDLING
With 3 Big Loads of
16-inch Pine Slabs!
Guaranteed 41 Tiers per Load
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Phone 76
I'ASADKNA, CiawPi Mtfem V
nays ln t'alvln i. MrldKet. Ken
tle'.M nt the Oillfm-nlu Institute
f TtM'huuhiKV. "ure nuinerouM tiny
hits of Bpeeint rhenileiiln exilln
In tho nucleus of eui'h eell.
' They ur su minute that H l?
dmihtlul whether they ran ho!
Kern with the hent mleroHeope,
vit n.i pewrrtul that they are the
iKentn that determine whether j j
Klven cell will develop tutu a flea,;
an elephant or a man."
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What huslness has n country
complaining of a huidncstt Mump
when It has $l.V0n.ntin.tMu In-!
vested ahroiul a Mllion more'
than In 1 '.' Tint fx the 1'nited, j
Si a ten. I'olumhuH Mnnutrer-Sun. j
Sir Hubert Wilkin I selecting
the new of the Miharmlne ho
propoHeM to take under the lee to
the .Wrth Pole. Wo have novera!
candidates, one of whom we are
not whUh. Nashville itanner. j
Neer I'lly A $ft000 Bchool house
planned fj this plnco.
K. S. Ilickert, To years old, was
removed from his winall eahln
homo on Kh venth street yesterday
forenoon In n serious condition,
evidently the result of a wtroke of
paralysis.
Klekeit had been HvinK alone
In the eahln nnd wns found there
ty Carl itowmau yenterday In an
Inert position, suffering from i x
posure in n corner of the oi -room
structure.
Getting Up
Nights Stopped
Hy Melius. H functional biadtl r
weakness r IrrlKitlom dNturL your
rest, en u so hiirnlmc. ijtchinu, hois
nation, haekaches, leg pains or lac!;
of perfect eoiHivl of kidney .eere
thms. here i real news. The Col
Corporation. lept. H-lt. Uatt
Creek. Mich., I offering a nv v
prepHiHllon intended for young a
well hj old which Is hrinning relU ; ,
to thousands. They will mmuI an
sufferer who ha never tried it.
regular Jt.ttO box and mterestin l
''uv!; postpaid for only l Adv.
What Decides Your Purchase of
A NEW DRESS?
IS IT PRICE?
IS IT STYLE?
Style used lo he. the deciding factor when il
woman bought ti new dress. Hut today, the
first iiitfsttmi linked Is; "How much dues It
cost?" Isn't it so-.'
IS IT SELECTION?
IS IT FABRIC VALUE?
since tho luiylnc public is decidedly "prico
niituli'ir now. we have derided to tell them
somctlilni; nliout our funiotm '..B0 Hue, aod
what tliey really Bet for the price.
9.90
Today you tire really KetlitiR In our $!i.im frocks the same
uiiality silk, the same liiKh class workmanship and the equiva
lent style appeal that you pot In a dress thai sold for double
the prlee. even us late us last year, and which would havo
cort at least a few years hack.
1 hut Is wi.y the ladies of ISe most exact
Inn u."e. vho formerly "turned up the!"
uoie" at ;i $9.90 dress, find exactly what
they Kant it llreier's.
$9.90
Why ure our . ilresses such flue values? ...
because we specialize and concentrate on his popa
larprlee line. IIiiko volume, fast tunic or nmkci
this our fastest-selling price.
YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFEENCE IN THESE
NEW SILK DRESSES AT $9.90