Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 28, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto o i - . o o o o e HfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, frfEDFOftA OKECiONT, V E DXESD'A Y, OCTOBER 28, 192.') " " SECRET PRACTICE E i. r At IS STARTED FOR E Tho Modforrt hnh nclinol font ball (cam Ih drtllifiK' nightly for what Jh expiM'tnl to l-o lis lmrdnut game of tho ftoiiHon nc-xt Kat unlay uftci iinnn. at tho Unlly Hiront RrntindH, will) tho MarHh- fii'ht Inn in. Will lama and JudfHon, nialiiHtayH, arc hack In tho gain", aftnr ruUKh treatment received tit C rants Puhh lat Saturday. Several members nf tho lncal squad have Mark eyes, from holtiR accidentally .tubbed with finders, when tho .lunephino eounty nu'KreKatlon heean to tako Hh annual HckliiK nerloUHly. Tho MarKhfleld team Ih as heavy as Klamath FallH, and biittreHsed with exueiionre. They liavo heen steam rollerlnjr tlielr nppnnonlFt nil Reason, a ml ilef rated (irants Pas, 20 to 0, early In tho hpunoii. Her-ret practice will ho. held the re mainder of the week hy Coach Cat IIhoii, and a Rhost hall Ih being imed In practice after sundown. Tho game Ik one of the most Im portant on the local schedule, and one "f tho largest crowds that ever at tended n Rftinp In this city, Is expeeted. Many will attend from Ashland, In dudlriK tho Ashlund team, who play Koseburnr ftt Ashland Friday nftor nnon. DelogatlonH from (Irants Pass and Klamath Falls will ho on hand. In tho hopes tho conquerors of their own squads, will ho humbled. Tho cniiio will ho preceded hy a student rally Friday evening, and will mark tho first appearance this year of tho hlph school hand under (he di rection of F. Wilson Walte. The ront on under the tutelage of Yell Leader Sllllman will also ho out In force. Tho much discussed fence, barring the view of the games from tho world, has been completed. : CARDS EXPECT AN E HAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S. (A. P.) Tho iipimmch of nnolhon week's fiiiitlmll ongUKemontH, toilny saw Ihroo tonnm iiciiiylnK ,n firm three lanes In tho lanh for 1'nt-Iflo eciant I'onforoilco honors. They urn Wanh liiKlon, California nnil Hiiinford. Despite tho faet Hint Idaho retains n perfect conference stanilliiK with two wins unci no defeats, Its chances for a tlllo lire not regarded sciinuHly. The Vanduls woro trounced last Bulurday j. in o iiy linnzHKa university. WashliiRlon. loomliiB In tho norlh as a powerful threat, has not been conquered. It has flvo victories, he. Hides a six to six tlo with Nebraska, tn Its erodlt. Tho Huskies have rolled up 3113 points this year ncnlnst J 8 for I heir opponents, mid defeated Mon tuna 30 to 10 in their only conference ,r Kame. limit California nnd Stanford have a clean conference! slate Willi oho vic tory each to Its credit but both have tasled tho blller pill of defeat in pre season Kiunes. In each Instance the Kan Krnnelsco Olympic chili was the vlclorlous team. Tho Hears huvo won four games for a total of 116 poliils while fifteen points have been seornd iiKiilrwt I hem. Four wins and 7 points arn credited to tho Canlln nlsand they have allowed 31 points. Next Halm-day the Huskies will match wits and slreiiKlli with Wnsh IliKton Stale cnllcKo at 1'iillmaii for liomn honors. California Journeys to I .on Aniteles for u lark with tho weak er I'nmonii nillcKo team. Tho lur- oiiiaiH uro prepiirliiR to surmount an iilislacle as prcscnleil by the Unlver slty of OreKon eleven when they Ian Mle nt I'alo Alio Kntiii-ilny. In tills not much dlfflcully Is expected as the nnrihcrn team lias been on the short end of threo different scores which Includes nt 2S to u defeat by Califor nia last Sallirdiiy. NBW YOTtK, Oct. 28 (A. P.) Hopes of friends of "iUd" Grunge nnd Illinois for victory In their first eastern appearance on Saturday soar ed today with the announcement tn Pennsylvania' foremost backflebl star nrobnulv will be out of the lineup. Failure of AI Krcuz, trlplo threat ace, to appear for practice ycHterday marked tho second blow In as ninny days Klven Pennsylvania. Paster Flolils was eliminated by Injuries Monday and althoUKh It was believed then that Krcuz would bo able to play Saturday with the aid of brace, his Ice; yesterday was Bwollen to twice its norma! size. Today's drill closes Army's stiff workouts for tho Yale struKKlo nt New Haven. Captain Johnny Joss, lost to Yale during a preat portion of the season on -account of Injuries cxpcctH to bo in the gamo aeainst Army. Dartmouth, lilirli Hcorlng tonm of Ihe east and undefeated a year HKO. looks upon the Ilrown Rama largely as an opportunity tn surpnss tho to 0 victory of Pennsylvania. 'With practically tho same team which crushed Harvard a week nRo, tho biff Oreen eleven, realizing that the mythical championship of tho east will probably be decided this year on comparative scores, is Dent on piling up an Impressive total of polnls ngainst tho Providenco team Indications aro that Columbia will bo able to send Its stronRcst team against unbeaten Cornell at the Polo urnunds. Princeton players were In fine fet tle today and Conch Ilopcr expects his team to come back against Hwarthmnro. Harvard, after giving her regulars threo days nf rest from Hie Dartmouth battle will spend tho rest of the week in vigorous prepara tion for William ami Wary. NEW YORK. "My, hut tho actress got It right In tho nock!" Bald Milli- eent lingers Balm when she heard of a $:t",.r,ui) verdict ngnlnHt Wililn linn nett. Countess Salin, who is in lltf gation herself, refused to nose. "My pictures novor do mo Justice" she explained. t riiii.suono. ore., Oct. 27. p. Fndeljla. was Instantly killed todny when ho was thrown onto a wood saw bv falling slabH. Fndelda was working with Oeoigo 1'opo nt in" homo of II. 11. liurklioldcr. Ho is survived by a widow and threo step- hlldren. -. SPORT BRIEFS 1 . 1 Wllllo Kllola. cronned ti'iinille champion In mud anil water at New York. Salunlay, has ilecldcd to o nftor sumo of Ihe Indoor records set out last winter by bis rompairlol, 1'anvn Nuruil. Ititnln alms at Nurini's murks from two miles up. Tho Haskell Indians, who pUch tholr tonls at Lawrence. Kns., on (he few occasions llioy am home, will create, a football record In the trims portnllon field this seiiKou Their scluidlllu tnkos them 17, nun miles by mil. a. . Franklin field, cnlaic-d by the nil riltlnn of an upper deck this vasnn. seems inadenunto to meet Hie deinainl fur Reals to riaturiliiy's football das-Or lititwonit I'nnnsylvnnln ami Illinois. Quaker fans am nlrondy beginning to talk u boll La 1UO.000 Hlaillum next year. Hasebnll writers, meeting al Chi CBgn, havo Joined uniplroa In n posing " llm iirni'tk'O nf major longuc siars InndlnR tlielr iiami'B to world's scries nrlicloB, Tlicy uskod buaoball olfh i.ils tO 8tO) It. No action will ho taken by tho Now .lersey hoxliiK coniinjslon on the Harry Wills-Floyd Johnson fight which ended abruptly In the first roundOivhen one of Johnson's handlers tossed the towel of lefcat Into the ring. " Hoth fighters were paid. Cook Willi go NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER Oliinl Lund Olflot u-Ukl,,i.v 11. I. Sun.. I"26 Nollr la hrri-by glvtn that ulijret to Urn ronditioiiii and limitation of the at-ta ol .Mine II. 19111 a HUt., lt. heuruary zo, (40 Slat.. 117U). anil June , (41 Stat., 7.'81, anil pumiiuiit to ili'iiiirliiionl'.-il rrgnlatlona nf April 14, 111-24 (fiO b. P. 87111, Ihe tlmlH-r tin the following lumla will lie Rolil Nov. lfl. lVJt. at to oVloi-k a. in. at public auction at Ihe 11. H. laml oflloe at Itonchurg. Oregon, to he higlii-at Iniltler at not leaa than the appraia eil value aa aliown liv this notli-c, aale tn tic auhject to the approval ol me ei-reiary oi uie Interior, 'the pun-haae price, with an aiiib- tlonMl aunt of one-llllh ol one per cent mcreui, heitiir l-oinmliwlona alloweil, muat be jlepnaltrd ut lime nf aale. niniu-v to be ri-turlied if aale la not approved, otherwlae patent will lamia lor the nniber, wbh-h muat be reinoveil within ten yeara. Ilida will be received from clliiena ol Uie United Stales, aaaoi-lationa ol aiirb citl xena. and i-nrnomtioiia oruiiliU.ed under the iaWR of the Unlliil Htati-a, or any alnie, irrmory, ui iliHlrlct thereot only, tlpon application of a ininlltli-il liurclinaer, the timber on any leffni milMltvlHlnn will be ottered aeparately before being IlK-lllded ill ally oiler of a larger unil. T. 17 S.. It. 1 '.. See. 11. KWVi NB14 tir 12110 M.. hrmloek 40 M.. NW V, NW(4 tir II.. hemlock lull M . SW 14 W fir l.lnn M.. hemlock Bfi It . HKU NW M lit 1)85 M., hem- ink 00 M., NKV4 SK"4 fir lion M., w 8K!4 fir 1710 M., HK liK fir 1001) M., i-i-dar 11" U., HWW NK14 fir 100 M., hein-l.ii-k 411 M.. KV.'A HW'A fir IXlti M NWVi SW'4 fir lf.70 M KKli NW4 fir ill"! M.. himlni k SO M.. d-ilnr 4: 11., XV, Sll'U fir Vil, M.. hemliM-k 1-iO al.. t-eil.ir till M.. none of Ihe tinilier on Ihia aet-tlon to be sold for b-Ka than (l.fiO per M. for Ihe fir, ft per M. lor the cedar and 7.1 ci'nla per II. 'lor the hem lock. T. Ill S., It. t W., hec. UTi, Lot fi, fir 4110 M , Lot 1 fir So M.. T. 17 8.. It. 0 W., Nee. SI. SW NW!4 fir 7S0 M., T. US S.. t. 10 W.t See. .HI, Lot fir 240 M-. white edar 1)0 M.. Lot 3 fir Mo M- white cedar HI! M.. Lot 4 fir full M., white reilar 100 M.. red cellar n M.. SKH SW fir 2 Kll M., white eedat .' M., SW 14 SW Vt fir 10!. M., while Ir 10.1 M., NKI,i SI'.Vi tir Slfi M., while i-iilar 2111 M., SK SK1 fir Hill M., white cedar t -'n M., SW Vi KKH fir 10 M.. while cedar wo M., none of Ihe timber on theae ace tloua lo be aohl for leaa than $2 per II., for Ihe fir and red rrdar and 17 per U. for tbe white cedar. T. 211 H.. 11. 4 W., See. lf. HY.k NW14 red fir I'JO M.. T. 81 8 . II. 4 W.. Sec. 211, NKM SWU vellow fir 2.'i0 M., reil tir I7n M., NW!4 W(l yellow fir B2 M.. nil fir 27h M while tir Hi M., none of Ihe tiniln-r on lliene aectiolia lo lie sold tor leaa than $1.76 per M. for the red and yellow fir and 11 per VI. fur the white fir. T. 211 8., It. If V., Sec. 27, NLH SKI,, old growth fir 47f. M., ce.lar -0 M.. hiiiiliHk 200 II., aprucc . M . NW 14 Sll'l, ,M growll lir 4011 II., aecolid gmwtli lir 400 M., hi-inha-k inn M., SW HW old lirnuth fir HOli M., aei-ond growth fir O.'iO M., lu-niloi-k ami M SK14 SWH old growlb fir 102.4 M . cedar nil M., bemloi k 200 M.. NK Vt SK!, old growth fir MI0 M., aecolid growth fir 7 Ml II, cedar J M., hemlm-k M . NW 14 SK4 old growlh fir 400 M., ae-ond growth lir 400 M . rclar l.'iO M , SW S4 St'.1 old Kiowth fir .too M.. aei-ond growth fir 4.'i0 M , ic.lar 17,- M . SK4 SV.'i old growlh fir MM! II., aecolid growth lir il.'i M., cellar ?A M., hemlock 2.1 M., Sec. 8.1, N K 14 NK U old growlh lir 8nao M., ci-ilar AO VI., hemlock (ISO M.. MV 1, Ml', old growlh tir S.H M , heml. k 1170 M.,"SW4 NK(4 old growth fir Sf.io M.. hemlock .1.10 M ., SK'4 M:U second growlh fir 8100 It., ceilar fn II., hemlock 7.1 II . NK4 S'W!4 aei-ond growlh fir 21110 M.. hemlock 40 M., NW ii NWV4 aecon.l growth ftr S420 . Kl'lj NW li aecolid growlh fir Sl!6 al.. SK4 NW'i aecood growth tir fs.-O 11. hem. link I'.ll M, Nt:', SWt second growlh fir II..0 M , NWV, SWS sernnd growlh fir IPoo .. SWi SWI4 aei-ond growth lir anno M., NKI4 H1V, aecoml growlh fir 4 170 II., NK4 SKI, aei-ond growlh Lr ill'O M , NW 14 SK 14 hecond growth f,r 4 (1141 II., hemlock lull M., SW I, SKH second gniwtli fir 4MI0 II., SKV4 SKI, sei-onil growlh lir 217d II., cellar I2fl M , none of tin- limber un these wectiotia to lia ,old for lea than ff.M! ter II. for Ihe apiui- ati'l o.d growlh lir. If per M. for tha cedar and aeioivl gmwlh fir ami f0 cenla per M for lb.- hcniloik. T. .IS S. It. .1 B. See. I, SW 14 SK'4. pine .17.1 II., fir 40 M.. lot S pine, f7o M . tir inn .. . t plue 70 II . fir 0 II , SKU NW14 pine f7.'iOM.. fir 100 M., none of the liinlxr on liils section lo he Bold for lea than 12. .SO per M. for the pin and $1 per M lor Hie hr T. v'7 S. II. II IV., sec. 21. SKI4 MH vellow tir l.-.n M .-.while tir loo VI. hemlock inn 11 , sV 14 s(9, mi fir IA00 M.. while III 100 V . red cedar 7.1 It., SK14 SKV4 lell.we fir l-J.'.o U. red fir 750 II . hemlo. k .'.1 II.. red cellar HO II., T. f 8. H. If IV., Nee. fS. Lot 11, red fir 4 0 II., non of Ih timber on these sections to be sold for less ih, 11 J..io per M. for Ih red and yellow fir, fl .10 per M tor Ihe reel cedar and 60 cents !r M. tor Ih whit fir ami hemlock THUS. it. mVEI.t, i . - . .. Al'liug fjouuuunuouef, . yy ill LCI or s uiiiiiiex -1 -,. . Associated Gasoline meet demand s all s of mo to nsts . i . Quick Parting Uniform po wer More miles to ihe Gallon ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY II r4 -M 1 ...... , - 1 1 1 . . 1 11 We Are Now Ready to Serve Toasted . Sandwiches At All Times 0 Thv Cory Nook Hatn and Rivemidt, Sparta B&g. Chevrolet Light Delivery 5 New Balloon Cord Tires Special Price The Butj Corner Motor Co. Travel by Motor Stage ' 8afeLy" 8WIFT-y and comfortably . Two Through Stages Daily To Portland, lcavlngf Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 1130 A. M. A pleasant Jhe day trip. Alio leavea Medford at 5:00 P. M. fotRoeburg, connerUng fsl 1 einrl m ! a. a """""I luui ujng w roruana. W tak. ,of lb"y polntto For furth.r Inform.llon Jnlon Stiga Depot Phono tot. and tlekati cull Un", FAKE MEDFORD P0ETLAKD $7.85 Direct Connectlom at Roaeburg for faa Bay Point. - ' O o o e