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MEDFORD MATH TRIBUNE, MED FORD.- 01 EG OX, WEDNESDAY. XOYEMUKtt' 2!). 15)22
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GAME TOMORROW
SPOKANE, Nov. 29. University or
Washington and University of Oregon
football elevens, both undefeuted so
fur this season in the 1'aclfle North
west conference will meet at Seattle
Thanksgiving day to settlo tha con
ference championship. OrCBon hus
a record of five victories nnd no
losses so, far this season. WauhlnK
ton has met tour northwest confer
ence teams and has yet. to taste de
feat, c
On tho basis' of comparative scores
the Oregon team Is rated, as a slight
favorite over Washington, but north
west football fans In general regard
tho two teams as practically evenly
matched. . Oregon defeated the Uni
versity of Idaho 13 to 0, Oregon Agri
cultural collcgq 10 to 0 and Washing-,
ton Stato college 13 to 0 so far this
season. Washington won from Idaho
2 to 0; defeated tho Oregon Aggies
14 to 3 and took n 10 to 13 victory i
from Washington Stato college in her
games with tho name teams.
Oregon 1ms scored n total of GO
points to 3 for her opponento during
the present season, tho only . tnlly
made against tho Lemon Yellow being
n field goal by Whitman college, when
O0gon defonted tho Missionaries 0 to
3. " Washington has scored 08 points
' to her opponents' 10 in tho. north
west conference this senNon, .
. Tho University of Idaho-University
. of 'Montana game at Missoula is the
only othqr turkey day gamo that. will
httve any bearing on the conference
standings, IJy winning . from. Mon
tana the VandalB could oust O. A.
C. from .fourth place. Bhould Mon
tana, win, Willamette would be In solo
possession of last place. . Idaho rules
a Httght favorite in. tho. yame.
' Other conference teams that will
piny non-oonforenco ganes Thanks
civihg include .Wnshlngloft Btnto col
legq, vb. University of Southern Cali
fornia at Pasadena: Whitman vs. the
College of Idaho at Caldwell, Idaho,
arid, Willamette vs. tho Collego of
Pnget Pound at Salem.
Tho Thanksgiving games will close
the raofllo Northwest conference
season. - - . ; . '
onferenoo standings follow:
Team , , f 1 W Ij
University Ore, , . . 5
Vi'dt Wash'n 4
Whitman , College .4
Oregon Aggies 3
Wash'n. Stnto 4
V. of Idaho ..... .4
U. of Mqntnna, ... .3
Wllla motto 2 i
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ST. PAUL. Johnny O'Donnoll of St
Paul and Mark Mooro of Minneapolis,
welterweights wore suspended for two
yoar for taklns part In an illegal box
ing contest in Albert Lou, Minn.
7 W ILWAXTK EE Joe Lynch, bantam
Wight champion nnd Joo'SnnRor, Mil-
piiltee, were matched for ten rounds
uni.jcceiuoer (.-
Ily WUj CUHHAX
InU-rnuMoiml Sown Service Staff
' Correspondent.
PARIS, Nov. The tougher they
aro the harder they fall. Poor old
Slkl was so hard-boiled lie put over
a knock-out on himself. It wasn't
that being champion went to his head
nothing could to to that head it
went to his fists.
Slkl'B map Is a stoal on West Vir
ginia, with tho lilue ltldge spread
ull over it, but to bo sure you'd
recognize him as Battling Slkl, llght
heavyweight champion of tho world,
he'd Ktait off thu evening's enter
tainment by cracking a few skulls.
Life was a continual "I'll knock 'em
down, you drag 'em out,"
At the Cafe Trianon about an hour
before the Halzae-Prunier match I
read to Slkl what Damon Kunyon
wrote in tho New York American
about the rough house ho pulled at
tho "New York" bar. Siki was wash
ing down with a "and soda," but
he choked when I mentioned Demp
soy's picture. 'Twaa all wrong. He
wasn't any society, man, but under
pressure ho confessed to b'.'intf the
bost-behaved boxer in captivity. Gen
tleman Jim was a rough-neck . when
compared to him.
"Ixivlna; Son."
IIo offered as character witnesses
his manager, Heller, and his father.
Tho old man, who is an abbreviation
of the champion, said ho was blessed
with a loving obedient son. Ills boy,
Loul, wns a chip off tho old block,
and that'll saying a mouthful.
But Heller, ho got mad I Oh, what
he'd do to Mr. Itunyon after ho got
through with Dempsey! Why, his
colt, Battling Siki, had just ono bad
faulthe was too rtoft hearted, lie
had . tours in his eyes every tlmo he
passed - a plcturo of Carpentier and
lifted his lid In respect. If his oppo
nent didn't get nasty he Just didn't
have tho heart to put ver the fatal
K. 0. It was nad. Siki worked up
a ;,"JI Is Master's voice' , expression and
kept the waller at tho pump...
As Balzac, is a stable companion,
Siki and Heller had to bo on hand
oarly,; Heller nsi manager and Siki
was to act ns second for tho French
middleweight champion. Tho crowd
gave tho Senegaleso tho . glad hand
when ho got hi tho ring, and every
thing was going fine until Prunler un
corked a right hook that Bent Balzac
to tho canvas.
Ho stayed on the shelf until the
clock ticked ten, nnd Prunler was
champion, Cuny, manager . of the
now champ, caino over to shake
hands when nllttling Slkl, wanting to
prove what a fine gentleman ho was,
let him havo ono in tho neck nnd told
him whero to go. ,.
Crowd Oita Mnd.
Tho crowd wont completely off tho
handle. A sqund of cops slipped
Slkl out through tho dressing rooms
into a taxi with, the fans yelling:
"Rnough of Slkl!" "Piker!" 'Throw
him out of Franco!" They got. him.
away in nothing, flat, but not hel'orc
sovernl cobbles had found tholr mark.
All next day tho fight fans wore
in tho air. Something nnd to be diinn
and done quick. Slkl mot Cuny In the
offlco of tho sport paper, l'Auto, nnd
apologized, but that wasn't euomrh.
Tho French had hud Cleorgis Carpen
tier . as . tholr chnmpiuu. for several
years, and he had shown thv-ui th:tt
a champ should be .a Pouj Fair
banks In public
The Boxing federation called a
special" session for midnight at the
Hocho club, and, after a long de
bate Curtains for Slkl!
After tho doclHlon I met tln din-,
qualified champion, und he told me;.
. "you're American writer is right
I oughta bo kept in a cage!"
Siki, here's a little tip!
Don't back away in tears.
Just think of that old-timer, Kip .
He got tho gate for twenty years!
Iiub better thun an even chance to I
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PAIUS, Nov. 29. A champion for
Battling Siki hns appeared in the per
son of M. Dlagne, a Senegalese mem
ber of the chamber of deputies. In
a long statement to l'Auto Deputy
Dlagne says that there has long been
a plnn afoot to get rid of Siki and
that his defeat of Carpentier brought
mutters to a head.
Tho deputy said that when tho bud
get was discussed ho would expose
tho successive hostile acts of tho
French boxing federation and that
ho would ask tho deputies to suppress
any steps by tho government in sub
vention thereto.
defcut the University of Oregon whoBe
iiAiLuau miiuu wun line nuie unn mum
ing for a 1 hunksgiving toot ball buttle
tomorrow.
As the Washington couch, Enoch
Hagsliaw, sees it, the mental condition
of his charges having been depressed
by a severe beating ut the hands of
California wus benefitted by a victory
over Stanford but is still not what it
ought t j be. 1 Their physlcul status ha
declares perfectly satisfactory.
Coach Shy Huntington of Oregon Is
expected to present a game full of
tricks, utilizing to the full the field
gonl kicking ability of Chapman. Bag
sliaw la hoping for a dry Hold.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29. Ad- San
tel of San Francisco, claimant to the
world's . llghtheavywelght champion
ship, will meet Joe Varga, holder of
the -Hungarian title, hero tonight.
i
J'' 4 What France Suffered.
. CHICauu, Nov. 29. r America
had Buffered equally with France In
the world war, bIir would have had
four million dead and ten million
wounded, vleorgo Clemonceau ua.u.
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH ,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
NEW YOllK, Nov. 29. Permission
for tho postponement of tho cham
pionship bout between Hnirf Greb of
Pittsburg, American light-heavyweight
champion and Oenc Tunncy of
Greenwich village, scheduled for Do
comber 29, hem bocn granted by tie
state athletic commission, it was an
nounced today. ' -
Tho commission held that owing to
tho mental strain and worry due to
the illncBB of his wife, tho champion
would not ho In fit physical condition
to defend his titlo on the date origi
nally set for tho bout.
Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the
little tonguo is coated, or if your child is
listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or has
colic, ,givc a teaspoonful to cleanse the
liver and bowels. In a few hours you can
see-for yourself how thoroughly it works
all the constipation poison, sour bile and
waste out of the bowels, and you have a
well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves a Bick child to
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which has direc.
tions for babies and children of all agcB
printed on bottle. Mother I You must
ay "California" or you may get an imi
tation llg syrup.
Cougars Show Speed
PASADENA, Ca) Nov. 29. Coach
Gus Welch planned a heavy workout
today for tho Washington State col
lege football team which will meet the
liiverslty of Southern California here
tomorrow. Practice also will be held
tomorrow morning. .
Coach Welch held a workout for tho
Cougars yesterday and the men ap
peared to have plonty of Bpood In spite
of tho long trip from the northwest.
Tho team worked for some time witli
the forward pass and afterwards took
up signal practice and scrimmnge.
Rain was forecast for today and
should it continue until tohiorrow, the
Cougars, who are lighter than the Tro
jans are expected .to be handicapped
in their playing. ,
Ckrif tmas Sailings
I to Europe
- from St. John, N. B.
S. S. Tunisian to Liverpool
December 5
S. S. Melita to Southampton
i Chorbourg.....-..Decejber 9
S. S. Montcalm to Liverpool
:..:December 12
S. S. Metagama to Glasgow
..December 15
Washington la Confident
I SEATTLE, Nov., 29. For tho first
tlmo in seven yonrs, say tho Univer
sity of Washington fans, their team
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and kilt climbing. An emergency low for heavy pulihg. A pick pick up. A positive, raput shijt.
A 20,0 higher road speed if desired.
: .
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makes the Universal Ford the ideal car
' 'and hovO it does it '-. "
The Standard Ford
has two forward speeds
ancVone reverse;
The cjickstell Two Speed
Axle, which is not an aux
iliary transmission, but an
integral part of the car,
adds two more forward
speeds ; and onemore reverse.
Consequently, the power
cWveloptti by the hjgkly
efficient Ford engine, is now
harnessed to the rear wheels
by four forward gear com
binations and two reverse.
Thus is provided the proper gear
ratio between engine speed and
rear wheel speed for every con
ceivable condition of load and
road. ; -
Any authorised Ford doaler, by
demonstration, will gladly prov
tliti fee ymm maim 3ttimW. V
Gkura Kerb Stfffe ...
This is to certlry that Glm Ckung or
Melfor4, Or., has cured me of go'tra
and stomach trouble. 6. M. Leonard,
509 J HL, Grants Pass.
This ta to certify that Glm Cbuag of
Mfldtord, Ore., has cured me ot rupture
of four years'-standing. F, G. Ieh&m,
413 B St., Qrants Puss, Ore.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. ID, 1917.
This la to certify that I, the under
slRned, had very stwere stomach trouble
and had beeit both e rod for several year
and last August was not expected to
live, and heartnK of Gun Chuntt- (whosa
Herb store Is at 214 South Front street,
Mod ford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and 1 started to feel In a
hotter Its soon aa I used them and today
tun a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to. sa
Olm Chung, and try hts Herbs.
(Signed) . W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
Win. Lewis, ftagle Point
W. U Children., Eagle Point
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
8. B. Holmes, Bagle Point,
C. K, Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point.
Geo. Von der Helleii, Eagle Poln
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Ly. Medford 2:00 p. ui.
Ly. Roseburg 1:00 p. m.
MEDFOMD-GSANT3 WJsAS STM2J
:, IAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m 2:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass 7: 30 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 5:00 p. m,
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CELEBRATE THE
Opening of the Christmas S
eason
WITH THE
erchaots of Medford
Friday,
Decern
Der 1
IN THE EVENING
All Medford, Southern Oregon and
Northern California Will Participate
7 Special Band Music and Dance
n I on the Streets
Unveiling of the Show Windows
" ! Will Occur at 7:30 p. m.
THIS EVENT WILL USHER IN THE HOLIDAY SEASON FOR MEDFORD
DO YOUR PART TO MAKE THIS THE "BIGGEST CHRISTMAS SEASON YET"