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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1923)
PXGE EIGHT ASHLAND BEATEN MFuFORD BY SPLENDID GAME Seven to on to 0 wan the score of the Medford-Aflhland football gn,mo yes terday. Medford got the 17 and Ash land the 0, which means that local supporters aro basking In the un Bhine of victory. The Medford team, outweighed by the husky Ashlitaderti, had to work hard for every point but left no doubt In the mind of 2500 "Bpoctators who crowded the Hotly street field as to their general superi ority over tho Granite City aggrega tion. COHtly fumbles, however, kept the Ashland team from what looked like a score on several occasions. Coach "Prink' Callison's ganio lit tle proteges were all that Mud ford Tana could ask and. every man on the team put all lie had into' yesterday's .v Get Two Trial Boxes PAZO OINTMENT is a Guaran teed Remedy for ull forma of Piles. Pay your druggist $1.20 for two boxes of PAZO OINTMENT. When you have used the two boxes if you are not satisfied with the results obtained, we wilt send $1.20 to your drujiitfst and request him to hand it to you. We prefer to handle this through the drutftfist because bis cus tomers aro usually his friends and will be honest with him. PARIS MKDtCINQ COMPANY, St. LouU, Alo game. It was a team of eleven men who starred for Medford and all should share equally in tho victory. Some stars, especially brilliant, how over, were Williams who brought Medford's first score and who In spite of injuries was invaluable to his team Daily, Medford's hard hitting little half, and Hcnn who was a bear on defensive work. Caldwell did some mighty good kicking for Ashland, Jiryant was strong on the center smashes and long end runs, while Dix ut guard was a mainstay in the line, The "dope" on yesterday's game tolls the story of Medford's victory. The home team piled up 220 yards from scrimmage to AHhland's 113 Kight times the Medford team smash ed thru for first downs while Ashland mailo yardage six times. In the first half the Ashlanders plowed thru the Medford dfunso to within striking distance of the Medford goal and lost the ball on fumbles. This first half was nip and tuck between the two teams and Williams' field goal only gave Medford III a 3 to 0 lead shortly before the whistle blew. Aslilund Wins Toss It was twenty minutes to ono when tho tenms faced each other for the fray. Ashland won the toss and chose to defend the north goal. A Medford back caught Chapman's kick and was downed on the ten yard line. After a G yurd gain thru tuckle, Medford punted and Ashland took the ball In the middle of the field, only to return It to Medford the next minute on a fumble. After exchanging punts Willi their adversaries, tho local team bucked thru tho lino for yardage twice1, and finished their march on Ashland's 1 5 yard line where they surrendered tho ball on downs - and Ashland kicked. Medford then began tho march for the north goal but, when they tried to kick their punt wus blocked. Ashland .took the ball on their 40 yard line but again fum bled and Medford kicked to Ashland's 3 5 yard line. After a short exchange of punts, Dally took the ball to Ash laud's 80 yard lino on a fake kick and Wlfllams booted tho ball neatly be tween the posts scoring the first points of the gamo for Medford. Txtiig Ituu by Htitlcrflcld Medford then kicked off and Cald well returned the ball to Ashland's 25 yard lino where Medford was twice penalized 6 yards for off-side. Butter field of Ashland, then carried the ball 30 yards on a center buck, tho longest single run of tho gume. After a blocked pass and failure to gain, Ash land tried for a goal but tho kick was blocked. Ashland then smashed thru TONIGHT DOROTHY D ALTON in 'THE LAW OF THE LAWLESS" STARTS TOMORROW! fjjj A thrilling, pulsating photo fl play of red-blooded contest and romance, from the immortal tale of the lumber camps. from the story bif RALPH CONNOR L j RIALTO -1 Home Finances Well Handled If you arc the head of a household it will pay you to seo how tho affairs of that homo arc handled from a financial standpoint. Have you a record of every expenditure and '' a receipt for it f There is just one way to arrive at that re sult. Let the hank do it for you. Pay the bills by check. A checking account at tho Jackson County Hank will keep your house hold expense records for you. JIACKSON COUNTY BANK MIMillllJUMIIlllllllWIIHfnHTr-ini,Hnil,,"""""T"' ''utmmumimmmtim ffSswsK MEDFOfcD, OREGON twice for yardage to Medford's 15 yard lino where they attain lost ttie ball on a fumble. Medford punted to the middle of tho field and Bryant, who took Moffatt's place in the Ash land backfield, bucked thru for 12 yardy. Ashland was then held for downs and Medford booted the ball to Ashland's 45 yard line when the whistle blew for the half. Medford Strong 2nd Half Medford came back strong in the second half, annoying two touch downs. Hhe started this period- by kicking off to Ashland and both teams exchanged kicks which gave Medford the ball on her adversaries' 47 yard line. Dally made a twenty- five yard buck but Medford lost 10 yards on a long end run. It was the third down with 18 yards to go when Medford kicked over the Ashland line and the Kfd and White took the ball on their 20 yard line. ' Ashland kicked and Medford returned. A fake kick netted Ashland 8 yards and their next plunge made yardage. Ashland tried for a field goal but her kick was blocked and Medford took the ball on the visitors 46 yard line. A neat pass brought 8 yards and Williams tried for a field goal but missed. Ashland kicked and Medford advanced the ball to within twenty yards of the Ashland lino where, after another five yard gain, Dally circled the end for a touchdown on a crlss cross. Williams kicked tho goal. Medford then kicked off and Caldwell returned the ball 28 yarus to Asmanu s la yarn line. Asn land took 20 yards on a pass to But terfleld. Tho vlHltors here threatened tho homo goal. But Medford once more recovered tho ball on a fumble and kicked to safety. Ashland failed on three passes and Medford took the ball on downs. Henn plowed thru for yardago and, when held, Medford kicked over the Ashland line. Med ford caught Ashland's third attempt ed pass and Kubrick and Dally plowed through for good gains, placing the Medford team In scoring distance of Ashland's goal. Williams then smash ed thru the Ashland lino for the sec ond touchdown and his sure boot net tod tho extra point. Conrad who went In for Fabric kicked off and the ball see-sawed back and forth in tho middlo of tho field till the whistle blew. In the last few minutes of play Butterfield got away on a puss and with a clear field reeled off about thirty yards before Medford's secon dary dcftsiiHO swung into action and nailed him. The game ended with the ball .near tho middle of the field. Hi Woods and Bob Cramer, who were tho officials of the game were impartial In their handling of the gamo and their decisions were satis factory to both Medford nnd Ashland. I. V. Custer of Portland was head linesman. The line-up: Cilascock c Prescott Frultt ...4.V. - rg Dix I'erl Ig Goodin Maddox rt Collin Dressier It (Capt.)Chapman lJerry re Woods Singler , lo Hobson Kubrick, q Caldwell Dally rh Thornton Williams. Ih......... Butterfield Senn fb Moffatt Substitutions: For Medford, Conrad for Fabrick, Neff for Sunn, Van Scoy oo for Williams, Giles for' Dressier, Talent for Glascock, Hurt for Perl and lllley for Perry. For Ashland, liryiuit for Moffatt. ixmnus BLAMivs sawyer (Continued From Page One) othors, or charged against mo by the counsel of this committee." Didn't Want Job "I do not mean that my administra tion was hlnmoloss; I do not deny it's linporfoctlons; I do not seek to shift any responsibilities to others, dead or alive; but I do assert that I have not consciously boon guilty of any wrong doing, eithor by net or noglocL "I feel It is only proper to stnto that I did not seok this position. I am frank to say that whilo I havo never been particularly active as a politi cian, though always a republican, yet when the present administration came Into offlco I wus ambitious, on account of my experience, to become a mem ber of the shipping board, which ambi tion I communicated to the late presi dent, who had been my political and porsonnl frlond for many years. "President Harding frankly advised me that It was Impossible for him to gratify my ambition; nnd he ultimate ly 'tendered to me tho position of direc tor of war rlyk insurance. I accepted tho position with much misgiving with tho expressed desire on my part thut I might retire from the office at the. end of a your. CHICK HAWK IS cre's the plcani cSouuiem Sun fightin trtrser flint haytilt (he touch ARO-CO COCOAKIUT Oil. SMAWOO. I Carahnn nii to toyvty wdinon bur hef druqqirt SO comr ihc boflle CARO-CO UNION SOUTH CAROLINA OF AUTO RACES Chick Hawk, driving his Dodge Special, wus winner of the first place in the six-lap, ten-lap, und twenty lap races ut tho Jackson County fair grounds,, Monday afternoon. "Chick took the leud in the first round In every race and held It steadily till the end, while most or the other cars that might have given htm a run dropped out through mishaps, one by one. In the six-lap race, Clark Walker, in his Kssex, won second, and Dusty' Rhodes third. This was the only ruce that the Essex ran clear through as a punctured tire stopped it In the second and engine trouble in the third. In the ten-lap face, Dusty Rhodes in his Ford, was second, and George Hmith, in tho Templar, won third. Only three cars finished In the twenty-lap raeo, out of six that Btart ed, and they finished, Chick Hawk first,, George Smith second In the Templar, and McDonald third, In a Ford Special. Thero were two motorcycle races, a four-lap and a nine-lap race. In theso Yulo Smith wan first in the four- lap ace, K. Vaughn, second, and Cecil Brown third. In tho nine-lap race, Cecil Brown was first, "Yale" Smith second, and 13. Vaughn third. There were two slight casualties in the mo torcycle races. In the first one, EI mer Smith left the track at the -north turn in the first lap and was scratch ed and torn nnd badly shaken up, and Earl Vaughn, ,who rtde with his foot resting on tho exhaust pipe, had his foot badly burned. A doctor was called from the grandstand to attend it. Cecil Brown, In the motorcycle race for time,, broke the track record, go ing one lap In 41) 1-5. The next best time was made by Yale Smith, 60 seconds. v. The weather was very good in the afternoon and the track In splendid condition, und tho attendance was large. There were not as many peo lle in the grandstand as there were ut the time of the races at the Jack son County fair, but there were more automobiles parked around tha track. The Fair Association mndu about $500 clear, according to first esti mates. ' AHUM CONTINUED Altho we sold hun dreds of pieces of Aluminum Ware Saturday, we have a few doz. pieces left; and will sell them while they lastatthecut sale price 395c Self Basting Roasters Double Boilers Lipped Sauce Pan Sets 6 qt. Tea Kettles Water Pails 10 qt. Lipped Preserv ing Kettles V& qt. Percolators All 99 pure 20 gauge Aluminum Ware and going at the ridiculous t i . . iy low price oi nr each ........ JJl We have a few House Brooms left which we are closing out at EjQ Will H. Wilson 32 No. Front St. Medford. Ore, BOY SCOUT TALK AT ROTARY CLUB At the regular noon meeting of the Medford Rotary club today Rev. John B. Cjan or the Methodist church South, gave a very Interesting outline of the Boy Scout work In this city aud Jackson county, and expressed his ap preciation that the Rotary club has agreed to sponsor the movement. It is planned to have a summer camp for hoy scouts In the Crater Lake national forest and also to secure quarters if possible" in the now Med ford armory. Attorney Frank New man is chairman of the Rotary com mittee having the Boy Scout work in charge. Volney Dixon reported on a recent Rotary meeting in Portland which he attended and David Poley of the Port land Rotary, gave an Interesting talk on the work of tho Rotary club In the northwest. s Best Laxative is "California Fig Syrup" Tongue Shows if Bilious, Constipated Hurry Mother I Even a fretful, peevish child loves the pleasant taato of "Cali fornia Fig Syrup" and it nuver fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions tor babies and children of all ages irintrd on bottle. Mother 1 You must say. "California" or you may get an wifnt'nn tier syrup. FARMERS AND ORCHARDISTS SAVE 10 on your INSURANCE WE have arranged to save you 10 in' your Fire Insurance Rates, Write, phone or call on . R. A. HOLMES "The Insurance Man" Jackson County Bank fildg.' Phone 444 t For Finer texture and Larger volume n the baked goods USE v'r- - Ounces for (mora than a pound and a ball for a quarter) , WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Our Government Bought Millions of Pounds MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S Wedhesd'y Special 70x84 Plaid Blanket 70x84 Plaid Cotton Sheet Blanket, fine staple finish, the famous "Wearwell" brand, regularly priced at $4 a pair, Wednesday only, pair $2.98 Not more than two to each customer SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS Manq's Department Store The Store for Everybody MEDFORD, OREGON THIS SALE FOR ONE DAY ONLY Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid. Agents for Butterick Patterns
