Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 24, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto o o medford matti . Tmrnryn.. -NrnDFonD, onKfiox, frnrftsn.vy, stbmp.er 21. 1023 SEVER FJRST FOOTBALL OF SEASON HOLLY ST. 'Lost World" Wonderful Film The first football gnme of the season on tho hlijh, school schedule will be played at the Holly street grounds Haturiliiy afternoon at 2:30. It Is the annual game, and will be played on the new grounds, one block west of the old site. The Alumni team will be com posed of old stars, Inst year's hlRh school warriors, and some of this year's Ineligible. Tho Alumni line up will Include- Seldon Hill, a rough and ready warrior, who was yell leader, tho year Medford sustained Us most dlsaxtrous defeats; Helny Fluhrer, former W. S. C. star; Prultt, one of .the best tackles the high school ever had; Hurt, another ex- high school player; Cork and Jerry Young, Justin (Up-at-School) Schmltt Carter Brandon, Kudy Singlor, of ' the famous Singlor string of ath .letesV'Ashur Neff, marine star; Dub Johnson, Glasscock, Maddox, l'ayno, Ilanjc Pace, Carroll, Coloman, and X)olberta Andorson and Pug Hunilin, ineligible high school players. Fans will have an opportunity on the; high school side to see Senn and Conrad, cavort In tho backflcld, Wil liams at. quarter, Woody Archer, Kid Neff 'at guard, "General" McBce at center, one of tho Singlers and Judge Kelly's boy, Guy, at end; diet Hub bard, tackle; "Old Faithful" Putney at guard, "Pint" Dunn, Artie Lalng. Skeeter Moores, a grade school star, 'Jeffries". Morgan at tackle, und Tom Dunn. Coach Calllson plans on play ing his entire squad during the game, and if tho Alumni weaken will go In himself. The high school squad has been drilling Valthfully since school open ed and nil football fans nre urged to conic out and root for victory. PROGRAM S. S. RALLY ATM.E. This week in devoted to the In terest of the Sunday school work at the First Methodist EplHcopiil church. Last evening tho prayer sorvlco was in. Its interests ami Friday 'evening a hoc I tit meeting Is to be given. It will be held at 0:30 o'clock In the eVAnlnc. A nni'nfnrl A Ich uin.nni- wit I be held and every one interested In An . urgent request Is made of nil Sunday school work is Invited to bo1 patrons of Washington school to conic present. A flno program will bo to tho first meeting at the school given after the supper and a splen- building for tho new year, where a did eoclul hour enjoyed. At 11:451 . ... . Sunday morning the rally will !'" -J" be provided for them In held. they are planning for 400 Inspect tho school, meet the teachers In attendance. ' At -11 : o'clock tuo'and become better acquainted with regular rally day urogram will be the purents of their lioy.s' or gills' given by tho school. It will be a classmates and playmates. A very In- Prehifttonc Monsters Battling. A&cene FrorriThe Lost World Great Interest Is being shown in "The Lost World," which opened ut Hunt's Craterian today, as it gives in teresting data regarding tho pre-hia-toric monsters. The curnivorous beast that wars on Its fellows is a tyrannausarus, one of the dinosaur family, and weight, when fully grown. 75,000 pounds. It could look over a four story building, walks on the hind feet ami has short forc paws for tearing its victims. First of these prehistoric monsters in the picture is tho Ptcrodaclyle, a creature that flies, the spread of its wings equalling the spread of a scout warplane. It was the scavenger of the Jurassic period. The brontosaur us, known as the "thunder" reptile, takon away captive by the explorers, that demolishes ' London bridge and escapes to the sea in tho picture. Is believed to have- weighed 150,000 pounds. It was herbivorous and lived In marches. The armored animal Is a stegosarus, Its plates three feet high, and it had horns in Its tail with which it disemboweled its enemies. iT MEETS T P. LA. great act vice and everybody has a most cordial invitation to bo present. W. W. Walker is. the superintendent. He was ununfmoiisly elected fur an other year ut tho board meeting last Tuesday evening. The other officers are: Assistant superintendent J. K. Numan; itdult superintendent, N. H. Franklin; senior superintendent, Mrs. George Kunzmun; junior superin tendent, George Kunzmun; primary superintendent, Mrs, W. J. Wiley ;- beginner's superintendent, Mrs. E. C. Koppen; librarian, George Iver son; secretary Gladys Whitson; treasurer, Floyd Whlllock. WEEKSCRATERIAN One of the best vaudeville hills In' weeks was presented at Hunt's Crate rian last night, to the usual packed house. The show lived up to advance notices, and waa snappy and enter taining. Fox and Sarno were the best pair of gymnaststs seen here this year, and the Ginger Bread Hcvue was a fast moving nnd clever song ami dance uffalr. There was not a dull number on the program, Austin and Arnold, phonograph record ar tists found high favor with the au diences. Munch and Joy opened with a better than tho average musical act. S. & W. Coffee Advertised in ., The Mail Tribune Elsewhere In this paper appears the first advertisement of a series of eleven to appear In the Mail Tribune featuring H & W Coffee, mellowed In the tropics and roasted and packed by the packers of H. & W fine food products. Local S. &W, grocers are hacking tills campaign. They are preparing to supply you with 8. & W. Coffee and other S. & W. fine food products of all. kinds. Call you nearest S. & W. grocer today and ho will gladly fill your needs with the prompt, courteous ser vice that characterises these grocers. ' Then watch for tho next 8. & W. Coffee advertisement. One appears every Thursday In the Mall Tribune. The company has used the columns of this paper before and find It one of the best mediums In Oregon to reach the people and covering a field not reached by any other paper. Ilea ii ty In noumlhmiHe BANT A . UARBAKA Tho finest railroad roundTiouse In the" world, built with an eye to beauty an well an utility, will be erected here by the Southern Pacific railroad to replace the ono destroyed In the recent earth qulke. The Santa. Barbara Commu nity Arts association drew plans for the building which were approved &y O-the railroad. tcrestlng and Instructive prugrum will be offered as follows: Leader, Mr. Han by. Introduction of teachers and P. T. A. officials. State P. T. A. Topic and Convention, Mrs. B. B. Lowry. Music, Kfghth grade. National P . T.. A.- Topic and Con vention. Vocal solo, Mrs. M. X. Hog;m, ac companist, Mrs. T. K. Nichols. . Seating and arrangement, Mrs. Rob ert Boyl. A silver loving cup Is offered the school having the largest paid up membership by October 28th. These dues arc for 192 5-1' 6, and arc 35 cents for one parent and 25 cents for the other, the difference being tho ten cents for the Parent Teacher Mag azine as only ono copy Is sent to a home. E BRITISH STRIKE LONDON,. Sept. 24. (A. P.) Con ferences between Premier Baldwin and the miners' federation executive yesterday and today ocr the dis pute between tho miners nnd ope rators failed to bring , any agree -mcnt. The federation "has decided to call a. nationul conference of miners' delegates. Tho situation is described as serious. C. D PH1LL1PSPASSES STATE BARE BALKM. Ore., Sept. 24. Forty three of the 61 applicants who took the state bar examinations held In Salem last July were successful, Arthur S. Benson, clerk of the state supreme court announced here today. The successful applicants include: Georgo II. Brewster, Ucdmond; Clar ence O. Phillips, Medford: J. D. Cook. Burns, and Jean F. Dupaul and James K. King, ICugene. jlf V II ' IU "Me too", says the Old Man ... Caislfe "That smart Cashier of mine isn't 'Jl) the only banker who can: wear a , ttw Castle hat. I may have a Bay jr Window and a Polished Dome ' but I know good style!" Five to Ten Dollars Ask Your Dealer O'ROURKB, E U BAN II S HAT CO O Cook With) DBS. . tt CASTLE HATS . Sold Exclusively at Mann's Department Store 21 WITNESSES WILL TESTIFY. FOR STATE SAL1CM, Or., Sept. 21. Subpoenas have been Issued for 21 persons to appear as witnesses for tho state in tho trial of Tom Murray, Kllsworth Uelley and James AVlllus, who es caped from tho state penitentiary August 12 after killing J. M.Hol man and John Sweeney, two guards. The trials begin with tho Murray hearing on October 5. All three of the convicts uto accused of first de gree murder. Tho persons whom the state will call as witnesses nro: Kloyd T. Higdon, county coroner; Cleorge Wefgel, a photographer; Dr. W, Carlton Smith; Dr. CI, 10. I'rlmo; J. S. Murray, chief clerk at tho prison; Hobort Crawford, flnx su perintendent at tho prison; A. M. Dairy mule, warden; Peter J White, guard; J. B. Nesmith, turnkey who was knocked out with a cuspidor by the escaping convicts; John Davison, guard who killed Oregon Jones dur ing tho break; Charles McKluley, W. K. Gardner and s. B. Sandlfer, guards; Lute Savage, guard who was wounded by tho fugitives; Zina J. Zlnn, taxlcah driver, who was kid naped and whose car was comman deered by the escapes; Leo P. Wilde. Otto Lucht and N. W. Miller, three Monitor youths who were kldmtpcd by tho fugitives and who took them tn tho Newman homo near Now Era; ceorgo Uohlson. Alice W. Unborn and V. il. MclClroy. Find Prehistoric TooCh JIOQUIAM. Wash. The tooth of a pre-hlstorlc mammal was turned over to Hev. J. II. Geoghan by fishermen who found it -on tho bank of tho lluinptulip river. Cook with gan. CP Tonight! A Summer Treat For Dessert Serve Your Favorite Fruit Clip (M ad and tun tot FREE Recipe folder. Ituirt V t o Jeu.mil in ttu JUt0oad 33 There are many "bafcing powders Some are' of cream of tartar some phosphate-some alum But only one is a fine fruit product for fine results. That is cream of tartar - Schilling Cream of Tartar comes from the pure juice crystals of luscious grapes ScMling bafcmp creanf if. Well Piv$2for Your Cake if vou bake it with Schilling Baking Powder and it does not piease you mereiy ten jr .. J. . it. ..u pay you 52 instantly, i1"' nd without qucs iion. This ofter holds good any .I...V jmt ... y and year w CSV . Coffee i "Baking Towdec i Extracts Spices Powder tartar Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 North Central. Medford, Ore. , CASH PAID For Second-Hand .Furniture and Stoves W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main Phone 505 WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF Doors' Screens, Windows and Sash, Window and Door Frames Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Conetant Aim la to Keep Our Quality and Prlcea Abeolutely Right. Do Not Order From Out-gf-Town Concern! Before Letting Ua Figure on Your Bill. TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Oregon Medford A Modern Mill DYERS HATTERS CLEANERS PLEATERS Phone S44 23 N. Fir St USED FORD COUPE EXCELLENT CONDITION BALLOON TIRES v .',.. . , - The Busy Corner Motor Co. SE NG OU T! Due to the Closing Out of PATTON & ROBINSON, Inc. as Chevrolet Dealers We Are Cleaning Up Our USED CARS .'. Some of Our Bargains Are: 1923 Buick Six Touring ....... .$750 Baby Grand Chevrolet Touring. $225 Studebaker 4 Touring ......... .$50 1921 Dodge Touring ..$485 1921 Ford Touring ..'..........$200 1924 Tudor Sedan . ... $450 1923 Four Door Sedan ... . ... $450 1924 Chevrolet Roadster ..... . ,$375 1922 Chevrolet Touring . .... . . .$200 1923 Chevrolet Touring . . . . . . . ,$325 1925 Star Touring .$550 PattonV Used Caii Corner Bartlett and Eighth Streets Lot j I ! m - - - , " - t a aawrLin.at aje.nijLji auaiiuaTaatX . v .