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Oil y Two Oregon Players
Receive Mention —
Robbins Named
A public maa» meeting a>
UNIVER8ITY OF OREGON,
whleh the *-<ull details of (h*.
Eugene, Nov. 2 6 .— (Special) —
Tom Simpson Reports^ on
Six Convicts and Three Only two Oregon football players Willariiette Valley and Col­
Prink” Callison Put Reg Pactfic Highway Historical Bcreei
Red Cvoss Drive — More
and
ulars in Game to Prevent fk>ciety ,win be explained
«
Guards Killed in Rioting received mention. on the myjhl-
umbia River Sections Are
Member* Are Heeded
cal all coast eleven selected by
Ashland Scoring, Bnt the «ctu»i photography work will W
Started
by
Seven
Ring
Today
Football Coach is Speaker
leaders; "It Was Hell In John J. McEwan, Web foot grid
GMsslies W W jB afflìn ff done, * is - to'
‘ be ’ held next FTuee-
Losses
at Luncheon and 'fells of
side,” Says Turnkey Who coach, here recently, and both
Aerial Attack Push Bau day evening In the armory un­
Rains of Yesterday—S. P.
Work
With
Winning
His
of these were placed on the
Was
Wounded
in
First
Tracks
Washed Away.
Over Goal Twicer-1312 der the auspices of the American
Squad,
. __
Legion* Post, according to an
second team. On the first eleven
Outbreak Yesterday.
Score.
Coach R. W. Mcivèai, c i ■■ h ,ej
PORTLAND, Nov. 25.— (lP>r-
nouncement made today.
team five of nine conference
Southern
"Oregon Normal School,
thia afternoon showed 11 dead elevens were represented, South­ The Willamette Valley and Col­
By one lone point Medford
A speaker qrko will explain
and. 21 Injured. The body of ern California and the Univer­ umbia River sections ot Oregon
won the annual Thanksgiving the business proposition is to convincingly argued, the case of
Day football game from Ashland ,be scheduled on the program and thq football player today at noon
John Brown, a pobvict was fdund sity o t Washington breaking even are checking np today on dam­
yesterday. The score was 13 to /Carl A. Theobald, who is inter­ he< Fore the KiwanFs club, showing
In his cell by guards. It had with three me« each.
age done from heavy rains yes­
that football is one of the best
12.
not been known he had been
terday and last night.
esting Ashland , people in. the
The
University
of
California
Over-confidence on the part of project and who Is thoroughly training grounds for success In
killed.
Lewis RepoBa, one of placed two men, Idaho 'two and
Southern Pacific tracks weye
'
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the Tigers and a brilliant and familiar wit|» the technical de­ life after college day».
the wounded .prisoners died at Stanford one. On the second blocked by slides a mile west of
Mr. McNeal read Interesting : Oat where* Ute bronchos
»nd the ground cornea up and hits noon.
sensational brand of aerial foot­ velopment and production of pic­
team named by McEwan, Stan­ Toledo and S. P. 4k* S. traeks
and Miss Vaughan Clalg are roy-
ball— pass after pass completed tures, will explain this part of facts from a survey made toy an i yon mighty fast, Lonnie
Anthony
Brown
of
San
Fran­
ford was represented by four were blocked at Bugby. Crews
j>y of Ardmore, Okie., wag crowned
cartern ’university which investi- I atty. Lonnie. l#-year-old
^ w lth great yardage gainst— tells
cisco,
38-year-old
has
been
desig­
rorld
at
the
Madison
Square
Garden
the work In detail.
men, three of them backi, Idaho, are working at both places today.
best all-aroand cowboy U
gated the business and profes­
the stogy of the game which was
of Thatcher, Colo., la «aid to be nated as the leader of the break. Oregon Aggies and Oregon were
Tillamook is isolated except
Much interest has been evi­ sional careers of . 721 football
rodeo
In
New
York.
MI
one of * the bes^ played In South­
wild steers that her aex can boast. - Five of his companions, identi­
the best ftder of bronchos
for one telephone line through
denced
in
the
work
of
the
club
each
represented
by
two
men
and
lettermen
from
Harvard,
Y
a
l
e
— —— n
ern Oregon thia year.
fied as ringleaders are in soli­ California by one,
McMinnville and the storm there
The much touted generosity of and a splendid attendance has and Princeton during the last 40
was
the worst since 1921. The
tary
confinement.
Brown
is
PhMlipo. Calif. L. E.; ‘Coltrln.
the Medford coach, who was go­ been the usual* record at meet­ years. The survey showed conclu­
charged with assault with at­ Calif. L. T.. Diehl, Idaho. L. G.; railroad and highway traffic |:
ings.
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sively
that
football
experience
ing to put his second fine men
tempt to commit murder, and McReery, Stanford, C; Wright, blocked In all directions.
Those who. attend the club are was a great aid in Inculcating the
on the field and save the regu­
the others with murder conspir­ Wash. R. G.; 'Hibbs, U. S. C.,
Three Inches and a half of rain
lars dissolved into thin, air when taught the primary principles of fighting, industrious spirit which
acy.
Both charges carry the R. T.; Schuh, Wash., R. E.; fell in 24 hoars. Two and forty-
-th e Gristly squad bad the pigskin extra, bit and principal acting, s>qecessary for success.
death penalty if conviction is se­ Drury, U. S. C„ Q: Carrol, Wash. hundredths inches felt at Port­
One interesting statement was
within the shadow of the Med­ are picked for character parts
Two
years
ago,
after
her
pub­
cured.
that
out
of
the
great
number
and
study
of
make-up,
study
oi
A
pre-view
of
sconlc
pic*
ford goal—and completely disap­
L. H.; Elliott, U. S. C., R. H.; land and five inches at Astoria. ~
lic work brought to her atten­
The bridge betw> <-n Tillamook
peared when the Griszlies pushed camera terms, etc., are Included only'two bad entered bankruptcy set with lyric verses, pi
Kerahlsnlk, Idaho, F.
i—
tion need of educational scenic
and these two did not let this produced, and verses written
and Beaver went oui as djd the
the pigskin over with the full in the work. 4—
Robblus,
O.
A,
C„
L.
B.;
Hut­
FOLSEM PRISON. Cal., Nov.
features, Mrs. Hines started in
regular lineup on the field.
At the meeting Tuesday even­ one failure daunt them, but came MrsA Agneg E -Hines; fp;
chinson, Idaho, L. T.. Hod gen, Soapstone bridge just north of
producing pictures. Her rise in 26.— (IP) — The Folsem prison, Oregon, L. G.; Stadelinan, Ore­ the Tillamook county line. Mock­
back fighting and today are mul­ Miss' Agnes Develin of Ai
ing, an effort Is to be made -to
this work has been almost phen­ riot which Caused the killing of
ing the Roosevelt highway.
A Medford newspaper stated (lnerease, probably double the ti-millionaires.
were shown this morning, at
omenal.
She was summoned to, nine'persons and wpunding of 82 gon, C; Schwartz, Cal., R. o.;
During
the
recent
Ashland-
the first touchdown made by club membership and every ef­
Vining theatre, with Mrs. Hli
A log jam shoved the tracks
Sellman,
Stanford,
R.
T.;
Burgh-
Hollywood, where she was call­ others was virtually over early
Ashland was made with the sec­ fort will be made by the Legion­ Monmouth football game, McNeal explaining her work, whleh
out of line on the bridge north
♦ V t — Idaho, R. E.; Maples. O. A.
today*.
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ed upon to show some of her
ond team on the field, bnt this naires to have a large attend­ stated, one player played perfect been »efficiently outstandinff
Rioters released guards held C„ Q; Hill, Stanford, L. H.; Hy* of Tillamook and a slide at Bar
work
aqd movie producers of
football
under
very
adverse
con­
was ap error. When Ashland ance.
bring her into the liffii
View covered the tracks there.
ditions at Monmouth and at the among movie producers, and un­ prominence expressed it unusual­ as hostages and turned over to land, Stanford, R. H.; Hoffman,
had pushed the pigskin for­
Three hundred feet of track
F.
first class recitation the. s a m e usual enough to rocus attention ly good, and gave her promise of authorities one pistol, w h i c h
ward within a few yards of the
was washed out between Swlthea
they
claimed
was
the
only
weap­
Her poetry or
ulayer had a perfect recitation, of magazines and feature writers great success.
Medford goal, Callison sent in
and Salmonberry district.
lyric sub-titles are full of beau­ on they had and each prisoner re­
the only student out of BO to on her.
his first string men. and w i t h
ty and love of the out-of doors turned to his own cell.
make a perfect recitation. Harry
three plays, the Gristly squad
Mrs. Hines, whose parents/M r. and her evident understanding of
Approximately 700 guards are
May.
Mr.
McNeal
stated,
was
th8
pushed the Tigers over the goal
and
Mrs.
John
Develin,
wets
pio­
on
duty before the prison walls
Nature is evidenced.
student.
for a touchdown.
neer résidents of this community,
t o d a y . ----------
Mrs.
Hines
is
producing,
hiring
Henry
Enders,
reported
on
the
Ashland Weight Light
D to
Two prison guards and six con­
splendid • work* done by the Ki- tesidlng on a ranch Just opposite her own camera man, and dlstrl-
The Medford team yesterday
»land lunni­
the
old
Normal
school,
attended
j
*
her
own
refu8
victs
were killed in the riot yes­ Mickey Walker Fgils to Re­
»an i club in sponsoring the hos­
averaged 18# pounds compared
«ratio. in Station
school here and was a « « d ^ f e , ,ng ghe 8tate, to b#
ply to Challenge From
terday
bringing the total to nine.
pital
treatment
and
1q
furnieh-
by
to-the IS#
Splendid Sermon is Deliv­
the
old
Ashland
College
qrfri
Oklahoma,
Three
of
the
seriously
woqnded
Tdi milk tc weedy- children. The
| any contract» whleh woald cause
Grlxsljt squad.
The
ered by R«ev. Gaffney
The Angel IalaBd committee
Normal academy. Of an artis­ her individuality to be lost in are guards.
backfield
averaged but
14# qf the Mt. Ashland Chapter,* club voted to continue furnish­ t e and dramatic nature, she was
Yesterday
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
26.—
(tf>)—
Walter Nell, ‘urnkey, who was
’
her work. Later she may arrange
pounds While the Medford back- Daughter American Revolution ing milk.
Mickey
Walker,
middle
weight
prominent
for
her
work
while
wounded
in
the
first
outbreak
for.distribution of her pLtures
Thos Simpson reported 1252
A spirit of Christian thanks­
field averaged l<0.
aro-iyqueiting that all .donations
in school here and was ^warded through an exchange.
yesterday noon was in the main champion and his manager, Jack giving for blessings of the past
had
been
raised
in
the
Red
(S-osa
The punting of Hitchcock,* who for the Christmas box be taken
oratory prices.
Kearns, were: suspended by* the
I Verses of her suo-tiuea have cell roqm when trouble started.
outpunted the famous 200 pound to the library this week as the drive and that workers were still
New York boxing athletic com­ year was evident in the well at­
‘‘As
soon
as
the
sound
of
shoot­
busy.
-
,
She
has
been
a
resident
of
been set to music, and the mnsic
tended Union church services held
Demmer of Medford, was an out­ box is to be sent away Saturday
No nominations for officers Forest Grove for quite a number used as a part of the scenic fea­ ing was heard I slammed the mission today. They were charg­ yesterday at the Christian chnrch
standing feature of the game. afternoon.
z bad been made, the committee of years and in idditlon to keep­
ed with failing to reply to
door. They shot me twice but
ture.
Hitchcock gives promise of de­
Articles needed are used cloth­ reported, and the election was ing on With her writing of short
crawled ground the corner and challenge from George Courtney, with Rev. C. D. Gaffney, pastor
i veloping into a star as sensation­
The pictures shown to a few got away. It was hell Inside those
Oklahoma City contender for the of the Congregational church de­
al as the local^ school has ever ing, clean and in good condition, postponed a week until Decem­ stories, publication of a book of friends, club representatives, civ­
livering the main address of
walls when seven armed convicts Walker fcrown.
,
poems, and other artistic literary ic organization
c known. He Is a sophomore-jun­ | for Women and children, layettes ber 2Srd.
representatives rushed at us, cursing and starting
Thanksgiving.
W. P. Walter’s name w a s work, fwas active in the original' and the press this morning, were
ior and will probably be in the or single garments, yarns, cro­
The union service was held
chet
cotton,
‘
chochet
hooks,
thim­
drawn
to contribute to the child P. T. A. work, whs state secretary views of towns along the Pacific an uproar among the other pris­
lineup for two years more.
under
the auspices ot the Ash­
oners.”
Madden and Abbott on t h e bles, scissors, needles, cotton ma­ welfare fund. Visitors w e r e qf the state board of Federated highway. Ashland has been given
land Ministerial Association and
The regular routine of t h e
John
H.
Henry,
of
Pasadena,
Clubs,
is
a
member
of
the
Ore­
terials
of
-a
yard
or
mor?,
books,
line, played an outstanding game
a generous showing, the Normal prison was resumed when 1,200
other pastor« of the city assisted
on the line, holding the heavier vlotrola records, stockings, socks, who is reported to be purchasing gon Writers association, which school featured with the s a m e
in the service.
prisoners
Who
defied
the
offic­
Medford line with a bull dog de- handkerchiefs, toilet soap, ties, timber land here, and E. T. Mer- membership is limited to those prominence given other educe
A vocal* tolo sung by Mys. C.
ers for 20 hours surrendered
ril
of
Ashland,
who
Is
assisting
who
have
achieved
work
of
un­
termination which forced their 'watjt cloths, towels, bqushes,
Seven ringleaders who started Discussion of General Prob D, Gaffney was an outstandingly
usual
merit.
\
him
In
this.
(Continued
On
Page
Three)
opponents to loose the ball re-(combe, pencils, stationary, cray-
lems to Feature
the riot were placed in solitary
beautiful, number on the program.
peatedly oh downs. The double ons, balls, tops, doll3 and toys.
Gathering
confinement and their names
A good attendance marked
I
criss-cross play whlgh baffled
The box Is sent to the immi­
were not divulged. Other prison
services
held at the Episcopal
the locals at Medford wae useless gration station at Angel Island
A meeting of Fruit Growers church where Rev. F> K. Ham­
ars are in reffular cells.
yesterday.
(for distribution on Christinas
of the Ashland district Is te be mond, vicar, delivered a forceful
Nutter at quarter.* who re­ day.
held next Wednesday evening at sermon, calling on all to be
peatedly threw passes with a
the city hall, according to bulle­ thankful for the blessings of the
spectacular accuracy, was injured < A'T> I T D ’C T P I F n ^ ' D
tins which will be sent out later last year.
In the first half of the game and J, A I
T l U S i u l l J L E jlt
by Homer Billings, chairman of
played two quarters with a badly
the Chamber of Commerce com-
Injured
shoulder, unable to
mlttee which is sponsoring the
tackle, but throwing the pigskin
^meeting.
forward for completed passes fqr
Famous Cellist Will Play in A discussion of general prob-
Vestel
Weathers
R
e
v
e
r
e
great gains.
Grand Concert at.
, ems of importance and common
lands Are
/
Storm—Rands
Medford was out-played from
Armory
interest to fruit growers is plan-
Tread herons
the start of the game until the
end. Baffled by the aerial attack,
Franz Auer, famous Australian ped with a possible centering Star Halfback for 0 . A. 0.
.ABERDEEN, No*. 25.—(IP)—
unable tq block passes, tlfe b ‘1 g
cellist, who, will appear In n qipon one topic of Importance
is Hl With
a severe
fellows trotted about the field Having weathered
mnnla.
grand concert this evening at
pounding, a Tenpajsan Maru Jap­
rather hopelessly.
th^ Armory Hall, has travelled
anese- frleghter Is aground here^
Spectators PIcAeed
\
CORVALLIS. Nov. 26.— (U>>—
extensively, and understands con­
From a spectators standpoint apparently settling In the sands
George ScdU. star half for the
cert work, as understanding is
the contest was a thrilling exhibi­ at Copals Beach, - North Gray?
Oregon Stkte University football
poselhle ol»l£, after much sttady.
tion of football, but from a crit­ Harbor. ■
team
is In thadumpttal suffering
Twice he has travelled around
ic's standpoint It was a mighty
An eifoi't is to be made at
the world on concert tours with Rb u m a a iu Leader's Death from pneumonia.
roor showing for the Medford high tide this afternoon to float
While his condition is not
famous pianists, and —his out­
May Plunge Country
team.
A
her, but ‘slight hopes are held
Serious, his illness weakens the
standing technique and expres­
Into
W
ar,
It was estimated an average of due to the treacherous sands on
Aggies for the* game tomorrow
sion, has brought him a host of
three out of every four passes at­ which the ship is aground.‘ The
BUCHAREST. Nov. 26.— ( I B - against Carnegie Tech nt Port­
ms comments of a favorable
tempted by the Grlssly squad crew is tjlll aboard the Vesse,
Mpi
Premier Ion Bratlanu, the strong land.
nature.
v
were completed. Tljey gained
man wf Rumania, died suddenly
The'
concert
which
is
to
be
practically twice as much yard­
I
presented this ‘evening la on a yesterday and hl« unexpected
age as the Medford’ 0 a m . A
par • with Chautauqua entertain­ passing has plunged the nation
fighting, dashing, .crashing spir­
er« and generous patronage has Into' deap sorrow.
it, absent from the Armistice Day
Few care to forecast political
been assurred by the advance
galhe was evident throughout*
developments,
since Bratlanu la
ticket
sale,
The crowd was the largest.of
Mary Galey, talented young no longer to be depended upon
Ronald Gnndee. Jim;
the season— the Municipal bind
Nutter.
If the weather is bright and
pianist will accompany |Ir. Auer. or teared. The Immediate ques­ Roy Abbott
was present and furnished plenty ¿here is no fog Sunday' after­
of music— a serpentines through noon. 0 0 first out-dOor pictures
The concert la to start at 3:16. tion has arisen In regard to the their oareera on the
probably attempt of the former football team te a
•*...... f ; * —
s;
Crown - Prince Carol t« attempt yesterday. The
thing wag evident that there Is a
will hq made, according to an­
returning football spirit.
to
take the throne from hie six slag of Natter to
HTRKET RATTLE STAGED
year old son “King Michael.”
The near victory was a fitting nouncement made today by the
feature o t
Eggs
of
uncertain.
If
ancient
president. Carl A. Theobold.
finish for a «uccessful season.
and was the work wan
antecedents,
eggs
loaded
with
red
*• ^Rehearsals le t the out-door
BASKETBALL NEXT
which the foni
Comparative Scores
and whlta paint, apples and toma­
street scene wAe nfkde st the
“I'll have some basketball while members
Ashland Grizzlies scored 20#
toes
of
ancient
orlgfti
were
ex­
points id the six games t h e / d ub meeting held la 0 Sunday
changed Wednesday evening In dope within the next we^k, ***y are letter men
played, this season compared with afternoon and the actual fllmigg
the usual pre-gama street battle start my boys off practlcfiaf next It was with
of the picture is to be made Sun­
which waa staged between Med­ Tuesday," according to ‘ Coach played tkelr 1
Please Turn to Page Five
day.
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ford and Ashland football fans. R hsm U Crlpe.
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Preview o f
Taken by Fo
Shown at
Production
;
ér Local Woman
in? Theater Today
CHRISTMAS
BOX PACKED
MIDDLEWEIGHT
IS SUSPENDED MANY ATTEND
UNION CHURCH
FRUIT MEN
WILL MEET
The Bookworm
HELD ON SANDS
AUER CONCERT
HERE TONIGHT
AGGIE STAR
IS STRICKEN
“STRONG MAN”
PASSES AWAY
Four Seniors
Street S cote
>
To Be Filmed
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Play Thursday