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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1923)
MEDFOBD MATT7 TTHBTTXFy MEDFORD,' OREGON. FRIDAY.' NOVEMBER 23, 1923 0.' A, C OR PAGE SIX RACE TO PRECEDE WE EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 23. Oregon' annual homo comln-j cross country meet next Puturday will bo a throo cornered affair with Idaho long dis tance runners competing against the University of Oregon and Oregon Ag ricultural collego five men teams. Coach Huyward hold try outs last night over the long course. Keating, Tetz, Robflon, MeColl and Muller fin ished in the order named and will represent Oregon Saturduy. Itohson Is the only veteran. Uoth the Aggies and Idaho have veteran teams. The run starts prior to the Univer sity of Oregon-O. A. C. gume of foot ball and finishes about game tlmo. Personnel of the invading teams will be: Idaho, Pen well, Hlllman, Crowe, Howder and Wyman; the Aggie coach will select his five runners from Walker, Graves, Daniels, liarthol, Mason, Butts and Keith. W. & ,1. Player Injured WASHINGTON, Pa., Nov. 23. Football days nro ovor for Al Crook, Washington and Jefferson center, it developed today when an X-ray ex amination showed that ho had sus tained a crushed vertcbrao of his neck in the game with Detroit, his home city, on October 27. Ho will be forced to wear a jhiHti;r cast for at least six months. Crook participated in the IrfiKayetto, Waynesbui-g and Pitt games after receiving the Injury, but collupsed last Haturday after the Pitt-Washington and Jefferson battle, and the discovery of the extent of his injury followed. IforiiKby to Chicago Culm CHICAGO, Nov. 23 Rogers Horns by, second baseman of the Kt. houls Nationals and William "Kid" Gleason, late pilot of the Chicago Americans, will become members of the Chicago Nationals by the terms of a deal which will shortly be closed according to today's Chlcngo Trihuno, Hack Miller, Harry Callahan, Char lie Hollocher, Virgil Cheeves and Ernie Osborno and about $100,00') will go to the Cardinals in the trade, nccordlng to the Tribune which says that Manager 1 ranch Klekey of the Cards will affix his official approval of tho deal today. Idaho and U. S. C. Itcnriy LOS ANGKIdOS, Nov. 23. With practice games concluded . and an nouncements fiopi both 'coaches they woro satisfied with tho showing of their teams, the University of South ern California's Trojans and the Van dals of the University of Idaho are ready for tho gridiron battle tomor row at the Coliseum here. Ah his vnrslty men trudgod off tho field after a stiff two hour drill Coach Henderson of tho U, S. C. remarked, "I have no alibis if wo Ioho Saturday to Idaho. Robort IjOO Matthews, Vandal men tor, sent his men thru a light workout, at the JtoHO bowl at Pasadena. There was no attempt at scrimmage under the hot sun, passing and kicking re ceiving most of their attention. Washington Ih Favnrlto SEATTLE, Nov. 23. Whon tho University of Washington and Wash ington Stato college elevens face each other on the gridiron at tho stadium here tomorrow afternoon tho Huskies will have an edge on their opponents, according to scores made-by the two football teams this season. The Purple nnd Gold eleven has won two .Pacific coast conference contests and lost ono. They have also amassed a total of 234 points this season, against 30- points scored by all their opponents this year.. . Last year the Washington State eleven .lost to the Purple and Gold by tt 10 to 13 score.- , ' llortisliy IHnl Denied ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 23. Sam Brandon, president of the tit. Louis Nationals, today dented Rogers Hornshy, star slugger, would be trad ed to the Chicago Nationals for Hack Miller, Mary Callahan, Churlny Hol locher, Virgil Cheeves nnd lOrnio Os korn nnd about $100,000 in cash. Mr. Rreadon added that every Indi cation was that it wan impossiblo to get a' satisfactory trade Involving Hornaby an:! cmm'uonily it was most likely that the star would be back at second baso for the Cards next seiiHon. m Cured or Money Back "After about 8 year, of suffering with Piles, ! wu treated by you and can truthfully aay that I am cured.1 This and hundreds of other letters have been received from grateful patients. They are on file in my offices and will be sent any one who wants proof of my non surgical, painless methods of cur ing Piles. I guarantee to perman ently cure you or refund yourmoney.Write today for FREE BOOK. CH 'ill. DEAN. M.D ID MORMSON PORTtAND, OREGON 80 Department Stores . As usual this store is ready early to supply your wants. Large stocks of Thanksgiving and Holiday goods now on display. Our Xmas goodare bought in large quantities and sold at a close margin of profit 80 Department Stores Shop Early and Get the Best of the Selections Notice What a Special in Men's Rubber Pacs First Quality Black, 4 cvelet and 6 eye- J0 QQ let, Lace Rubber Vac. At '. PS.ivO Men's Thanksgiving and Christmas Furnishings A splendid assortment of bow ties, 45c arid 50c Silk Ties, fancy pat terns, 50c, 75c, 80c to $1.5. Non-Wrinkable Ti e s, : 95C Silk Hose, Phoenix and Buster Brown, 75c to $1.10. Fancy Wool Dress Hose, 50c, 60c, 75c, $1.00. Initial Handkerchiefs........; 15c to 35c Linen Handkerchiefs 29c and 50c Pongee Handkerchiefs - 50c, 75c, $1.00 Auto Driving Gloves $1.95 to $3.75 A fine assortment of Faircy Christmas Sets 50c up. Dress Shirts $1.50 to $3.00 Pure Thread Silk Shirts, a fine assortment;.... $4.50 The Baciiui line of Wool Shirts, many fancy pat terns $3.25 to $5.75 Oregon City, Virgin Wool Mackinaws .'. $10.50 to $12.50 Bradley Sweaters Men's Coat Style Sweaters, $2.95, $3.85, $5.65, $6.75, $8.50 to $9.45 Slip Over Sweaters $3.85, $5.60 to $9.80 Brushed Wool Sweaters, $5.75, $7.75 to $8.75 Men's Suits Men's Suits $15.00, $16.50, $25.00 to $36.50 Hiekey Freeman Suits $49.00 to $58.75 Big Line Voting Men's Suits in all New Styles and Patterns at very Low Prices. . Toys for all the Kiddies . We Sell Toys at Golden Rule Prices Dolls Trains . Drums Banks Dish Sets Toy Horses Autos Horns Mechanical Toys ABC Blocks , Building Toys Games Paint Books Many Other . Kinds Call and See These Toys and Get Our Prices Wonderful Bargains in Ladies' Coats, Suits and Dresses f Ladies' Coats, mix- CIO QC to (ti C Cfl tures and plain M A.OO . & 1 O.bU Ladies Coats, Printzess made, plain and fur trim- 1110,1 -' - $20.00 t0 $75.00 Plush Coats $20.00 to $50.00 Ladies' Silk Dresses, crepe de chine and canton ' crepe : $10.50 to $37.00 Ladies' Wool Dresses, twill, tricotinc and twill cord $10.50 to $35.00 Ladies' Suits, tricotine and Poiret twill , :.. $17.50 to $59.00 Ladies' Dress Skirts $3.40. to $12.:50 ; Ladies' and Children's Sweaters $3.00 to $12.00 'Ladies' Petticoats, silk Jersey, satin, Lengette $2.25 to $8.00 Ladies' Bungalow Aprons Large assortment of colors and styles. Holiday Handkerchiefs Fine line of Embroidered and 1 ft to CA- Linen Handkerchiefs lut VUV, Box Ildkfs., 3 in a box, 50c, 60c, 75c and $1.00 a box.' You Always Save on Shoes Here Ladies' Dress Pumps,' Satin ...... $5.00 to $7.50 Low Heel, $4.19 to $4.95 Leather, b 1 a c k, $6.85 to $8.00 Grey and brown, $8.00 Two Toned low' heel Pumps $5.25, $5.65 and $6.00 Oxfords, brown a n d black $2.98 to $8.45 U e m ombe r Utz & Dunn, heel Huggin, Ox f ords, black $7.50, brown $8.45. Ladies' Felt House, Slippers .... 95c to $1.65 Leather, felt lined, . $1.69 to $2.10 BOOTS and RUBBERS and Arctics for the . whole family. See our window for specials on Men's Bubber Shoes. Cutter's Loggers 8, 12 and 16 inch, high top boots. Men's Leath- A Ofi er Leggins .. "O-' Men's felt slippers, $1.00 to $2.15 80 BUSY STORES REASON WE SELL FOR LESS Medford, North Central St, Ashland Elks Building Phone 245 Phone 3 80 BUSY STORES, REASON ' WE SELL FOR LESS LADIES, NOTE THIS SPECIAL KLOKETTE A Beautiful Knitted, Silky Fabric at per yard, . $2.59 This is a tempting bit of news for our Medford friends who know that only as short time ago this cloth sold at 4.00. A special purchase of a limited quantity but including these wanted colorings makes this announcement possible. Henna, Seal, Black and Grey . Act v Quickly $2.59 per yard Linens for Thanksgiving , 72 inch Mercerized Damask y g and ;72 inch Linens, plain and pat- J 03 4 50 Luncheon Sets, Linen 7 00 9 00 Blue and White Lunch Cloths J 25 t0 2 98 Towels . St Bath Towel Sets J 25 t0 3 00 ,Bath Towels, 42c, 45c, 55c, 75c, 85c pr. Linen Huck Towels, hemstitched . J 00 Pr'' Cotton Iluck Towels 15 pr. Bed Spreads Fancy Line of Quality Bed Spreads 72x84 priced at $175 80x90 priced at J y g 80x90 priced at g gQ 86x94 priced at $5 15 80x90 priced at $7 00 Blankets and Bath Robe Blankets Fancy assortment o(A- CC Beacon Blankets, at0 Indian Blankets, Oft Beacon Brand, at ....t Wool Nap O 7C -4. Oft Blankets . , , U Cotton Blankets, 1 'fift'ea auJgii; ww.vuw ........ Cotton -Blankets,.' double 2.50, 2.89 111 3 39 Ladies Kid Gloves 2;50to3:00 4.20 65c and 98c 2 Button Kid Gloves lb' Btitton Kid Gloves Suede Finish Gauntlet top MINT
