Friday, Nov. 14. 1911
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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HINDSIGHT SONS ANNOUNCE
SCHED
ON SPORTS GAMES
At the latest Oregon llltervolle
glate Basketball conference meet
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“EAGLE AND THE
HAWK”
Fredric March
Carole Lombard
“SCATTERGOOD
PULLS THE
STRINGS”
Starts Thurs. Nov. 20
Thanksgiving Day
Mickey Rooney
Lewis Stone
in
Dr. L. W. Stoffers
Another columnist in the same
Medford paper was heard to say,
after Provost scored the first
touchdown, "the score will be only
50 to 6 now instead of 50 to 0.”
There wasn't a word about the
ball game in his column in Sun
day’s Medford paper.
x / /
The season football prognosti
cations have dropped to .675 but
the following 10 choices should el
evate the percentage: Stanford
over Washington State; Oregon
State over California; UCLA over
Camp Haan; Santa Clara over St.
Mary's; Duke over North Caroli
na; Minnesota over Iowa; Notre
I Dame over Northwestern; Texas
over Texas Christian; Medford
over Salem, and Ashland over
Astoria.
Mi Nt TT DENIES PETITION
ON OI.EO STANDARDS
Dairy leaders of the slate have
been adviaed that Federal Secur
ity Administrator Paul V McNutt
has denied the petition of the
United Dairy committee for a re
hearing on the new standard of
identity for oleomargarine which
became effective Inst Sept. 5 Or
egon dairymen had signed the pe
titions, which came from ull parts
of the country.
McNutt said, in effect, that the
public interest Is better served un
der the new standards than under
Mia old Dairymen s chief objection
is that the new stundards |>et mil
sale of oleo colored us blitter
LITHIA
Friday, Saturday
A
HIT THE ROAD’
starring
fhe Dead End Kid>
and
The Little Tough
Guys
THE LONE
STAR RANGERS’
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Mesq ui leers
• The Miner for Quality Printing
Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday
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nd Melody!
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This department wail ta to
congratulate Billy Hulen on
his fine write-up of the gaine
in his Medford paper and sug
gest if he wants a good alibi,
please turn to the editorial
page uf the Sunday Tribune
where It states that the only
alibi Medford could powdbli
have is that the Ashland ball
club was too good.
SUN • MON • TUE
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Let's vote a bouquet of roses to .
Frank O'Neil and start an "Ash
land-GrissUes-for-President" club
Yes. after waiting 12 long years
to see it, Ashland dumped the
Medford Tigers 20-13 at Medford
last Friday night The Grizzlies
slowed the powerful Black Tor
nado down to a "itty-bitty" breeze
and outplayed them all evening.
l^ist week an article appeared
in the sports column of a Medford
■ paper stating that the Tigers were
in search of a strong club for a
Thanksgiving day game in Med
ford. It seemed that there wasn't
anything in the state powerful
enough to oppose Medford so there
was talk of booking some Wash
ington club. Isn't this kind of like
having something under your nose
and not being able to see it ?
The whole club played an ex
cellent game. They were inspired
from the very beginning and never
onCe let down. Even Jack Sears,
the Grizzly waterboy, was right
in there when he should be to car
ry the drinks to the gang.
Ganged around your writer were I
several Medford fans and they
continually admired the easiness
in the way Charlie Jandreau pass
ed and often commented on the
blocking and ball-carrying of the
other Lithia City boys
The mythical state champion
ship game that Medford has been
talking about looks more like just
just another ball game now. Even
when the season first started the
afore-mentioned sports column
started shooting off about the
state championship Tigers, We
wonder if they failed to reckon
with Ashland or did they think
the Grizzlies were going to be a
push-over.
That undefeated record of which
Medford boasted so much didn't
impress the Grizzlies in the least.
They just set their claws into the
Medford turf, growled a couple of
times and let the Tigers have
fro mevery angle.
mg it was decidei^that all teams in
the league will compete in a 16
game schedule Tills new rule in
creased the number of conference
games, making It (Misslble for each
team to play the other four times
instead of twice. Included In this
conference are Southern Oregon
College of Education, Ashland.
Eastern Oregon College of Educa
tion.
(¡ramie; Oregon College
of Education, Monmouth, Albany
College of Portland, and Mt Angel
College.
Southern Oregon College s»f
Education, which last year tied
with I .a Grande for the conference
championship, will play eight
home conference games in addi
tion to four definite tilts with the
Humboldt State Teachers' college
Also tentatively planned are non-
conference encounters with Chico,
Whitman. Northwest Nazarene
College of Nampa, Rubenstein's,
and McChord Field.
Jean Eberhart, tutor for the
SOCE quintet, has announced the
following schedule:
Dec 12 EOCE at Ashland
Dec. 13 EOCE at Ashland
Dec. 15 Albany at A m H lit mi
Dec. io Albany nt Ashland
Jan. 12 Mt Angel nt A h I i I hiu I
Jan. 13 Mt Angel at Ashland
Jan. i<> OCE at Monmouth.
Jan 17 (X’E al Monmouth
Jan It Albany at Portland
Jan 21 Albany at Portland
Jan 30 OCE at Ashland
Jan. 31 OCE at Ashland
Feb 6 Mt Angel nt Mt Angel
Feb 7 Mt Angel at Mt Angel
Feb. 0 EIX’E at lai (¡rande
Feb. 10 E(X’E at lai (¡rande
Definite dates are la'lng worked
out for the other nun-conference
games
Chas. A. White
Wed. and Thurs
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AHS Meets Strong
Astoria Team Tonight
Twenty-two Ashland high school
football players, Coaches O’Neil
and Gastineau. Principal B. C.
Forsythe and Manager Rowley
I left at 7 o’clock Thursday morning
for Astoria where the Grizzlies
will face the strong Astoria Fish-|
ermen at 8 o’clock tonight. They
NOTICE! .
worked out in Salem yesterday
If you don’t want to sell
afternoon wheer they stayed over
your property, don’t list it
night and traveled to Astoria this
with us!
morning.
C. HUFFMAN
Coach Frank O’Neil pronounced
For Real Estate
his club in fine physical and men
65 N. Main A 545 E. Main
tal condition after their 20 to 13
win over Medford Friday night.
Next Thursday afternoon, be
ginning at 2 o’clock on Walter
Phillips field, the Grizzlies face
Roseburg in the last regularly
Indians dropped a 13 to 0 decision
scheduled game of the season. The
to a vastly improved Grants Pass
eleven Tuesday. Grants Pass bow
ed before Ashland 20-0 earlier in
the season.
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GINGER ROGERS APPLIES
FOR LIVESTOCK BRAND
The second Hollywood film star
to ask the state department of
agriculture for a livestock brand
is Ginger Rogers, who wants to
use it for her Golden Guernsey
cattle on her Rogers Rogue River
ranch near Medford.
The Rogers brand will be a 4R,
after the ranch name. The request
for the brand came to the de
(’are will prevent most fires
partment in the name of Leia and
Ginger Rogers, the former being
... but only sound and suffi
the star’s mother.
cient fire insurance will pre
Eugene Pallette, who has a
vent a loss when fire strikes.
ranch on the upper Tmnaha river
We represent only tried and
in Wallowa county on which he
i
has stocked sheep, cattle and
tested companies, known for
horses, is the other movie actor
their dependability. Consult
to have a brand registered in the
us at any time . ,. there's no
state.
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obligation.
FRANK KINO TO PLAY IN
UNIVERSITY BAND
Frank King from Ashland has
been selected to play in the Uni
versity Rally band, John Stehn,
KEAL ESTATE and
assistant professor of music in the
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and director of bands, announced
J this week.
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