Medford mail tribune., November 03, 1925, Image 10

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' "PAflTC TEN
1925
Hiiv he ulti'iod a hill of lading while jof wheiit to bo cunnlKricd' to hlniHHf
woi klnKHia a railroad clork In Nftv lut Kunwis City Instead, ot to the law,
tqii, Kntm,, and cauHPd 110,800 poundu I ful purclinKor. : ' '
unruled laHt nlKlit as tho ulU'Ked cni
liczzlcr of two cnrloudB of whoa.1 In
KuilHim a few yeur lino, Dntcctlven
NEW FOOTBALL
WITHOUT WATCH,
PLAYED SATURDAY
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SHAKEN OP FOR
lMUiVIMKNCK. It. I., Nov. H. - r- f A .
V.) Wntfhi'8 will lo dlHi'iiriit'd nnl
)MM'indH V ill lit! determined l-.V t lie
number of plays in :i foitil.nll Kyinr iv
bn played hero riulurduy hy linnvn'
Univernity and Huston I'Dlverslty,
Saturday's khiiio will ! Hie flrM
llino thf plan will have been lived in
nil official Intercollegiate eon'tehl.
Kach of the four pcriodM will In end
ed wlin forty iilayn by either or both
sides lmvo been afeeted. Watt bvs
will bn unod only in timing imnnis
atons and time out fur m.Vldcnt.s or
other cauHOs. ' '
Harry H. Coffin, Harvard and
n. W. P. lirown, former Ibirvard
roach nnd liruwn Hlralet;lKt, cluiniK for
tho piny Hj'Htom .Unit It will fcivo a
bolter balance to football km hu h. In'1
timed poriodn, they nay, tho fiiMl team
to flcoro can block gam ok by IcltiniiiU;
playH Ion vini; the. opponent with al-,
ntOHt no cluineo to yoro, They nay
thai In Hf 1 larva rd-Vain allien the
lo(im Hcoring fh-Ht won every gaintf ex
cept that played in 1I.H1.
Mombci'H of tho football rub-H coiu
inlltew nnd h-udlntf eastern roaches
nro exPfctod to watch Katurday'H t'X
porimrntiil game.
BEAUTIFY IT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES' ;
Just'" Dip to Tint or Boil !
to Dye t J
SKY YOJlK, Xov. 3. (A. P.)
Willi l In? lichen. and bruiHOH of a Htren
uniis week end's play partially healed
by a two day roNt, collego gridiron co
Ihji'Ih today bftgajt Intennlvn piopa ra
tion for long awaited HtruggleH in tho
t loMlng half of the cainpnlgn on tho
caKiern front.
Final October kiiucm did much to
clarify the football ImoHphero lit the
font of preHtige to 'Army, Navy, Penn
.sylvanla und Dartmouth nnd to tho
prult of a great Vale machine whotto
KireiiKth In prevlouH games had been,
obscured to n great extent by fumb
ling. For that reaaon. fnndom turn
'd with more tlmn ordinary Interest to
the oieiilng battle of the Princeton-Harvard-Yale
aeries Saturday at
Princeton, bringing together tho fi
ner and Crimson elevens.
Indications were today that both
teams would bo nt full strength Satur
day. Tiger Fans were cheered by tho ap
pearance lit practice of Quarterback
('aulUlns who wus believed to have
been hurt Haturdny.
A It hough I ho Harvard squad was
reported In good physical condition,
only six men today were sure of their
positions In a lineup which has been
undergoing a successiHon of changes.
Nettled by failure of tho team to
readily dispose of a battered lirown
eleven. Dartmouth coaches drove the
freen squad through a fierce drill In
preparation for their major struggle
Saturday with undefeated Cornell.
Vale bud further cause for rdjolc-
, lug today when Itutterworlh, tackle,
jund Cutler and Kline, Injured backs,
reported in fair condition. Few of the
r'f! u iii r ii it' ex pucieu in uu uscu
against Maryland on Saturday.
Peuusylvajtla. still bewildered by
Ihe ditshfH of Ited Orange and his tea
h-ippinc Illinois brigade was all on va
cation today.
Kuch 10-eent pack
age contains direc
tions so ' simple any
woman can tint soft,
delicato shades or dj'e
rich, permanent colors
In liiiL'cric. silks, rib-
mMi1 lMU9' 8kirlH'- wl,iBtB
VBrfTt drcsBea, coU, etock-
rFI' in,iH' ewcntprs ,rap
jMy I I I (I cries, coverings, hung-
1 incs '.everything!
Buy Diamond Dyes no other kind1
nnd tell your druggist whether the mate
rial you wish to color Is wool or' nilk, or
whether it is linen, cotton or mixed
goods.
Eugene Judge Namde
On Board of Regents
SALKM. tire.. Nov. 3. Judge a. V.
Skipworih of Kugene was today ap
pointed by Governor ' Plcrco as a
member of tho board of regents of
Hie Pnlverslly of Oregon, succeeding
the Infe C. K. Woodson of Heppnor,
whose death occurred recently. Judge
Skipworih has for many years occu
pied the circuit court bench In his
district, having succeeded Judge L. T.
Harris when, the latter wus elected to
the supreme court.
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Tho Mod ford nigh school football
team resumed practice hint night
for Its annual game. Armistice Duy
with Its old rivul, AKhland, und the
work consisted mostly of Umbering
up, from the Marsh field victory.
Though tho toam went at top speed,
and played its hardost, there wero no
ill effects. Hcrlminago for tho next
game will suirt Thursday night. .
Tho AHhland team this year is
light, but is showing steady Im
provement, In Its games. The Armis
tice Day gamo will liavo plenty of
thrills, us the visitors will como with
an air atack and determination to
beat Medford. .
Efforts of tho local squad to get
a post season gamo with a Portlund
or Wlllumetto valley team havo so
fur met with tho customary dignified
silence. Local fans are highly du
bious about either being Induced to
Invade southern Oregon.
The Screen
By To Press Agent.
S - Doug Leaves Tonight,
"Don CJ. Hon of 55orro," Douglas
Full-banks' latest special, closes , to
night ut Hunt's Cruterian.
The new fenturo Is replete with ull
the romantic dash and "go" of curlier
productions, coupled with an unusual
opportunity for histrionic work.
Besides the astounding stunts he
performs with , a blucksnako whin,
which serves as bin chief weapon,
Don Q accomplishes feats of swords
manship thut are remarkable.
L,
TO COST $60,000
"Work on a training and grade
school building to bo erected at
Ashland, Ore., at a cost of GO,000
Is to start ubout November 15, U
was announced yesterday by Tourtel
lotlo & Hummel, architects of this
city," says the Portland Oregonlan.
"In addition to housing tho regu
lar school work of a. grade school,
the structure will servo as a prac
tice school fur students of tho nor
mal school.
"Plans prepared by Tourlellotto &
Hummel provide for eight ordinary
class rooms and, 20 practice .rooms
of smaller sizo. There! will also be
offices, teachers' room, rest room,
nurses' and first aid , room, library
and lunch room.
"The building will be in the clas
sical style of architecture, the outer
wails, of armored tapestry , surfaco
concrete. Construction throughout
will be fire resisting. The structuro
will bo completed About March of
next year."
Slolo Two Cnrs or VIioti.
LO SANOELE& eJi.,0. Mlller-wns
At the Klalto.
"Tho Unholy Three," Is the film at
the Uialto tonight, and has Lun
Chancy, Mao ltusch, Mutt Moore, Har
ry Kaiies, Victor McLugtcn and
Mat hew lluiz as tho principal players.
ICxperts class it the greatest play
of its kind since "Tho Miraclo Man."
Chancy appears In the garb of an
old lady, the masquerading leader uf
a trio of the strangest criminals. His
bund Is made up also of a strong man
and a midget, with he midget being
mauo up as an lnrunl. These three
criminals leave a museum and open
a bird store und appear to bo conduct
ing an honest business but they urc
not, the film will prove.
Following this big feature the
management offers u variety of short
films, comic und news. All In all a
most unusual und satisfying program
is promised.
RHEUMATISMD
Cannot Kxlst In tho Human Body If
You Will L'so Trunk's Prescription
It is preposterous; in fact, it is a
shame to suffer with Uheumutism.
This Prescription does not ruin the
stomach, it does not depress tho heart.
Eat all tho meat and good food you
wish while taking Trunk's Prescrip
tion. Contains no mercury, salicylate
soda, oil wintergreen or narcotics, but
positively overcomes any kind of
rheumatism or gout on earth. What
more do you want? It is impossible
to get something better. The greatest
uric ucid solvant known und also a
superior liver modlclne.
Trunk's Prescription soils for $1.75
or 3 for only S5.0U at drugstores Ilko
Heath's Drug titpros.
Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, T(1anag,r -Phon
105 30. North Central
Medford, Ore.
Bakings leavened with Calumet
taste better, look better, are better;
possess purity and wholesomeness
essential to health building foods.
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This contest will be open to everyone except Our
employes and families
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To Win More Friends
5 O Lucky Strikes
TAX FREE
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Wc invite every smoker in this city to take
advantage of this startling offer. We've told
you about Lucky Strike superiority. Your
friends have told you. Now know for your
self the value of the toasting process! We
make this proposition to win more friends:
The regular price of a tin of 50 Lucky Strikes is 40c 1
We pay the Government Tax of 15c : r - -
You pay the dealer only 25c .Y . . . . . s :,:
Arf ntrrxT the dealer' 'allotment , . J,
CU qUICKiy, at thu price is Umited. ,
Get One tin cat0l forhomcorforofficf. Y ' V
The remilnr nriCf will be In effect when the dcalcrt
x iic rct,uidr price 8upply on this offer u wid. . .
Smoke these 50 Lucky Strikes. Then you'll know how the 45
minute toasting process adds to the flavor and improves the taste.
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