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TIE BY ASHLAND,
WINS 1924 ME
The Meclfnnl hish school football
team clinched. Us rit!ht to the cham
pionship of southern Oregon Thursday
at Ashland In the annual Thanksgiving
Kami', which ended in a 7 to 7 tie, the
score lint indicating thu superiority of
the locals over their ancient rivals
Though physically weakened and suf
fering from n loss of morale oeca
sloned ffy the lack of organized root
ing by their supporters, out of respect
to the memory of Charles Van Scoyoe,
the locals ontpluyed Ashland in every
department of the game and technical
rulings deprived them of a beautiful
43-yard place-kick) by Halfback Con
rad and a touchdown scored by Hnd
Singler on a wonderful forward pass.
Umpire .Maneru'd held that members
of the Medford team wore offside.
Ashland's touchdown was made on
a fumble In the second quarter on the
Ashland 15-yard lino.
Statistics of the game show that
Ashlnnrt made yardage but four times,
"Good-bye old crutch!"
Hr HERE IS positively no longer any
-l excuse for sufferine the acronies
of rheumatism! Especially in the
autumn of your life, when the vital
organs weaken,- impurities multiply
and linger in the muscles and juints,
as never before. It is now, just now,
when you cannot afford to guess. Up
day returns!
Here is a joyous fact which can
mean to you a, fond farewell forever
to all the miseries, the tortures, the
body-twisting pains that you have
suffered from the demon of rheu
matism. It is a fact that rheumatism
means "blood poverty." It is a fact
with the increase of red-cells in your
blood, impurities are destroyed. It
is a fact that S.S.S. will help Na
ture build these red-bloocf-cells!,
S.S.S. is one of the most powerful
blood cleansers in existence. Its re
sults in thousands of rheumatic
cases have been nothing short of
amazing! The medicinal ingredients
of S.S.S. are purely vegetable. This
is very important to remember I What
can be more .inspiring, more won
derful than to see the shackles of
pain released from your struggling
tody, swellings, lingering pains, stiff
ness of joints and muscles all dis
appear; your stomach made strong;
your fate pink with the old sweet
heart glow, your blood enriched and
your cheeks more plumn as thev used
to be. You can do it! Take S.S.S., the
great destroyer of rheumatic im
purities. S. S. S. is sold at nil (rood drue
stores In-two sizes. The lanrcr size
Is more economical.
akes You Fed
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Motorists
discovered
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"M"HEN you drive a car day
" in and day out, it
doesn't take long to discover
whether or not there is
stamina in your tires!
Since 1923 motorists have
been making this gruelling
test of C-T-C's. And as a
result C-T-C's are the best
selling tire of any exclusively
Pacific Coast factory.
When you buy a C-T-C
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and workmanship. One fea
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In our stock of C-T-C
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We carry cords, ballooia and
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CORDS and BALLOONS
(without rim or wheel change)
Medford Branch, 127 N. Riverside,
Medford
Fred Flek, Jacksonville
Geo. B. Holmes, Eagle Point
Beebe A Ksndle, Central Point
Hlttson Motors, Medford
JL
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completed no forward passes, and that
the ball, was In their territory 4S min
utes of the game. Medford's touch
down came in the first quarten when
by consistent plnying they bucked the
ball across, Conrad scoring. The
Medford goal was never In danger.
Tho Ashland team played a good
game, but not over their heads as on
Armistice day. Their best gains were
on lino bucks down hill, a condition
duo to the peculiar topography of the
I.lthia City field. Deniiner outklcked
the Uthians at every stage of the
game, and Dressier blocked an Ash
land punt In the shadow of their own
goal. The game was remarkably free
from roughness and the tackling most
of tho time was clean and hard, with
little grabbing for tho neck.
Conrad, Senn and Deimner played
tho most consistent game for Medford.
with broken field runs by Dunn and
steady passing by Center Knlps. Knlps
has played brilliantly all season, but
has been obscured in the middle of the
line, where his work seldom came to
notice. Senn plnyed a strong defen
sive game throughout and was a good
ground gainer.
The football season is now ended,
Medford winning all Its games but the
tie of yesterday. It's record is:
Crescent City, 3fi to 0.
Klamath Falls, 54 to n.
0 rants Pass, 27 to 0.
Marshfield, 7 to C.
Ashland, 14 to 12.
Aahland, 7 to 7.
A game with Rosejnirg was canceled
owing to the passing of Charles Van
Scoyoe.
The lineup:
Medford , Ashland
O. Knlps C Wilson
Hurt LG Norton
Neff UO Krulcu
Drossier ItT
Demmer LT
Hamlhr UK
Singler MS
Dunn QD
Moores Ml
Prescott
Olllette
llryant
Ciosnell
Marske
Clandee
Conrad LI I Hutterfleld
Senn FU Katzer
Referee, Shy Huijtington; umpire,
Manenul: head linesman, Cramer;
timekeepers, Stewart and Howers.
II
PRISON TERM
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2S. The
three-year sentence against Glenn. C.
Tobias, wealthy Oklahoma oil pro
moter, convicted here on a white slave
charge, has been affirmed by the
United Slates court of appeals, accord
ing to word received this afternoon
from San Francisco by Deputy United
Statos District Attorney Steurns.
Tobias is at liberty under $7500 ball
and will be allowed 30 days' additional
freedom to petition for a relrearing.
If tho rehearing is denied, the regular
procedure will be for him to be taken
at once to McNeil Island ponitontiary.
Tobas was found guilty of bringing
his stenographer here from Oklahoma.
Judge Bean, who passed sentence, said
It was the most flagrant case that had
ever come before him.
While the jury was out Tobias
offered to bet cither way on its
findings. .
Tobias, before the case was filed
against him by his former steno
grapher, visited Ashland, presumably
to look ut alranch, and met Mrs. Pearl
Neal, a handsome young widow of that
city, whose husband had been dead
about a year. They loft Ashland
shortly afterwards and were married,
but have never lived at ABhland.
It is claimed that before Tobias
brought his stenographer here from
Oklahoma he was engaged to his
stenographer's sister and that ho also
had a wife and child.
Mayor's Son Better.
BOSTON, Nov. 28. James M. Itolph
III, son of Mayor Rolph of San Fran
cisco, who is ill with typhoid fever at
the city hospital here, had a fairly
good night and was resting comfort
ably this morning. Physicians said
the Illness would probably reach its
crest- today. Rolph became 111 from
drinking infected water at a Mediter
ranean port while a cadet on the
steamship President Van Bureft. 1
A THREE DAYS'
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Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead
to serious tuns trnuMe. You can slop them
.low with Creomulsion, an emulsified creo
sote that is pleasant to take. Lreomulsion
is a new medical discovery with twofold ac
tion; it soothes and heals the inflamed
mraihrancs and kills the germ.
Of all known drugs, creosote is recog
nized hy the medical' fraternity as the
greatest healing agency for the treatment of
chronic coughs and colds and nthet forms
of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal the
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on to the stomach, is absorbed into tho
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tion. ' Creomulsion Is guaranlcrd satisfactory in
the treatment of chronic coughs and colds,
bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and
other forms of throat and lung diseases, and
is excellent for building up the system after
colds or the flu. Money refunded if any
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E
Tho final hoiiring in tho case of
t'haunoey Klorey vs. .1. II. Colon. nr.
was hold Wednesday nftt'inoon In-fore
Koferoe Koy Davis, nm! the c:iso ha:
gone to tho Kuprmo court of Oregon
for decision.
There appeared to he a difference
of opinion as to whether tlu "heated
discussion" of October aid took place
Iti the morning ' tho afternoon, the
plaintiff claiming tho former, ami tho
ileiemiant tho latter. Mr. Klorey was
called t the stand, anil In the cross
examination counsel for the defen
dant brought out the fact that Mr.
Florey's and Judge Ciardner's alleged
"arbiirary notion" InuJ I toe it taken at
the end of their term of office, and
KEEP VITAL GRANDS IN BALANCE
SAYS PHYSICIAN
Regain Health, Strength
New Scientific Discovery,
In an Interesting Interview, Pi.
Samuel J. Staub, according to a re
oent dispatch, rmld that people suf
fering from that '"below par" feeling,
accompanied by loss of appetite
sleeplessness, loss of weight and so
forth, can be net right by having tho
bulance of thler glandular secretion
restored.
"There Is no reaction to the treat
ment," assorted Dr. Stauh. "Under
stand thlH is not a mat l or of un
natural stimulation, but Is simply a
process of restoring a balance among
the n.any ductless glands of the body
which control the speed and extent of
all our bodily processes."
PHYSICIANS AM) SC1KXTIKTS OF
1XTKHNATIONAL l KNOWN F.X
PI.AIN Fl'NCTlOXS OF (J LANDS
At a recent medical convention in
Chicago, Dr. Hoy Upham, President
of the American Institute of Home
opathy, stated that because of the
lnllmate connection of tho nervous
system with, the glands, many suf
ferers from nervous disorders were
receiving remarkable boneCits from
glandular treatment. lie further
stated that this glandular treatment
could be taken by mouth like any
GLANDOGEN,
You can get it fresh from these dealers:
HALL & HALL
HOME GROCERY
STAR MARKET
JONES' GROCERY
. All Above In Medford
B. P. THEISS & CO., Central Point J. E. WEAVER, Central Point
that they had no lu-on re-elerted.
Other witnesses were' V. II. (iore,
Tt. I-'. Mornn, Mike llanley, 11. Van
lloovenhiirg. J. t. Pendleton, O. I,.
Harmon, (Jeorge Dunn. H. K. Pack
ard, Jesse Nell, and Miss Truax,
deputy county clerk.
OFFICIAL QUITS
SAl.KM. Ore., Nov. 'JS. (...vernoi
Pierce said today that he hud accept
ed tho resignation of K. I... Kllit.ii as
special prosecutor In K la ninth coun
ty, who was appointed to handle pro
hibition violation cases.
The governor explained that a new
district attorney, William A. (innong,
will take office in Klamath county in
January ami that ho wanted to clear
the way for him.
and Vigor by Restoring
Glandogen, Provides Simple
Treatment
other medicine, and that an operation
Is not necessary.
Dr. Sorgo Vorojioff, an interna
tional authority on Organotheraphy,
has said: "The brain, the nerves,
the muscles, as well as tho liver,
th kidneys and all other organs would
be Incapable of playing any useful
part without the aid of the glands.
The lunctlonlng of our organs Is no
more than the activity of our glands,
THE ORIGINAL
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ECONOMY GROCETERIA
JACKSON ST. GROCERY
20TH CENTURY GROCERY
ELEVENTH ST, GROCERY
SEAL SALES WILE
J
The Jackson county Christmas Seal
sale will he conducted under the di
rection of Mrs. Alice Ilotlowny, who
nnuoiincefi that the sale will begin
Immediately after Thanksgiving, and
continue until Christmas. The prin
cipal drive will be made early in
December, so that people will have on
opportunity to use the Heals no tho-h
Christ mas mail.
Assisting Mis. ilolloway In tho local
campaign will be Mrs. Krlc, Wold, 'in
charge of booths, and Mrs. W. H.
Crawford, working through the
schools. Ashland will be represented
by Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Rohlnett, and
Central Point by Miss Mildred Carl
ton, Mrs. Victor llursell, and Mrs.
Kennel h Ileehe,
the Important Glands !.to
Method of Taking Glandular
. 't
and when tho bodily functioning!?
disturbed, tho causo In most catotM
should bo Ndiight, not In the condition
of tho oviran Itself, but In tho eono"!
tlon of tho gland which controls
Dr. Arnold Lorund snyH In his book-,
"Old Ago Deferred," In speaking,'
glands: "We must Insist upon tho re
lnforcoment, ofythelr functions. Jf
chunged by age or disease, by meaihb
of extracts obtained from thu Himllb,r
organs of healthy young animals." .
;KAX I) IT li A It T 11 K A T M K X T
(;lado;fx) can now bk
TAKi: I.V CONVENIENT t
TABLET FOKM ,
I Hundreds of men and women are
I now turning to glandular treutment
to help regain lost strength, vigor,
vitality and health. Since Science has
prepared a gland treatment In simple
compact tablet form Glandogen) It
is n simple matter to take glandular
treatment. Glandogen Is scientifically
prepared In two different forma, one
for men and one for women, from
the vital glands of hoalthy young
unlmals, combined with other effica
cious Ingredients. Heath's Drug Store
and Hasklns' Drug Store will supply
you. Mail orders accepted.
GLAND TONIC