Medford mail tribune., November 18, 1925, Image 10

' KTTCDFOTID MATT! TUTBUNE. afEDFOlTTi, OUHXiOX. WffDXKSnAV. NOV EM1SKR 18, 192.1
AC1E TIftf
SNOW TOO QEEP
E
IS INVITED TO
PLAY MEDFORD
Tnvllutiuim have been x(ii..lil by
fhu MoUfurtl liiKh Bchool to the Jvf
, tenon IiIkIi hcIiooI of J'ortli.nil, mid
(ho winner of tho gamo next Hutunliiy
between C'orvallfs anil KtiUtni, fur u
post-season football (4itrno in thin
city. In the opinion of IochI fan.
acceptance Is highly pruuiible from
tSnlem or Jefferson, and not so hur
from Corvallls, who In the past has
Bhlod from tho prospect. Jf diffidence
overcomes this trio of prospective
claimants of tho state hich school
championship, tho University of pre
on Freshmen-will bo Invited, if they
ure unnhle to bo present, one of the
two California liltfh schools who have
impressed a willingness to come to
bouthern Oregon, will ho selected.
Tho AI ml ford team left this morn
ing for Koseburg, where they will
piny Itnschurg high today at the
dedication of. their new athletic field.
Ashland plays Grants l'ass this
afternoon. Tho Josephine county ;
teutn is tho favorite to win, hut Ash-
land in their first gamo played Ihcm
u tie.
'Tho local squad has been taking il
easy all week. When they return from
Jlosoburg they will get down to busi
ness for tho Thanksgiving day game
with Ashland. Conrad's bum hoof In
now well, and he will be back in the
Ashland game. The Ashland team
lias high hopes of taking some of the
stfng out of tho Armistlco day slaugh
ter, at tho final meeting. The entire
Mod ford first string will go into
notion In an effort to exceed tho score
"of their first vicpry.
OA. C.
OF VANDAL GAME
COHVALUS, Ore., Nov. 18.
Though comparative scores for the
season Indicate that tho Oregon Aggies
should win the football game from
Idaho at Itolso Saturday, Coach
Hchlssler said he was none too sure of
the game because of the physical and
mental slump which he said always
follows winning the big traditional
gamo of the season.
In light signal practice last night
the team allowed nono ton well.
. Gonzaga, Oregon and Montana have
each beon met this -season by both
the Aggies and tho Vntuials. Against
each of these O. A. C. showed supe
riority at winning over (Jonxagu and
Montana by 22-0 and 27-7 scores,
while these hitter defeated Idaho lli-3
and 20-14. Idaho-defcuted Oregon
6-0 Jn the first ctmferenco game of
tho season, while tho Aggies last Sat
urday won from the We uf outers 24-13.
TO PLAY HUSKIES
KKATTI.K, Nov. 18. (A.P.) Seat
tle alumni of Dartmouth university
which has been under consideration
with the University of Washington for
a football game in tho roso bowl ut
Pasadena, Calif., New Year's day,
were informed today that, their alma
I muter would not consider such a pro
posal, I It was explained that the snow Is
so deep around Hanover, N. H., the
seat, of Dartmouth, that those, in
charge of athletics there fuel that
enough practice to do the institution
justice in a post-season intorscctional
game could not be obtained.
The Pacific coast intercollegiate
conference, which is In charge of an
east-west game in tho rose -bowl New
Year's day, has invited no teams, It
was stated here. Tho matter is in
the hands of Jack UcncUel, graduate
niaiuier at the I'niverslty of Oregon
acting for tho conference.
Listed as next in lino for considera
tion after Dartmouth to represent the
east were tho L'niversities of Illinois
and Alabama and Colgate and Syra
cuse universities.
The Huskies arc expected to receive
an invitation to represent the west in
the rose howl it' they defeat the Col
lege of I'uget Sound in Tacoma Tues
day nnd the University of Orcgou hero
Thanksgiving day.
Special Matinee
Lloyd in "Freshman
At Rialto Tomorrow
Arrangements have been made by
the Hialto theater management to give
an extra performance tomorrow af
ternoon at 4:15 of Harold Lloyd in
"The Kreshman." This was necessi
tated by requests from parents want
ing a matinee for children after sclnjwl
hours and from many adults who
have been unable to get in at night.
The management states that it is
impossible to hold tho film later than
Thursday night on account of other
bookings of the film.
Jf you do not want to miss this pic
ture, belter go early.
PRESIDENT'S FATHER
HAS HEAR! ATTACK
IDAHO TO BE READY
FOR AGGIES SATURDAY
MOSCOW, Idftho. Nov. 18. Still
llniphiK a a result of rurvnt Hcilmi-kN,
the UnlvorHity or Idaho football
ton in Ih priming for ltd IiihI confer-
vnr.n Ritmo of tho mmnoti iigutnHt tho
Oregon AkkIi'h at UoIho inxt Kiittir-
ilay. Tho gamo will lio tho clKhllt
lmtwoiMi tho two tennis. 'O. A.
won tho first flvo contents um! Maho
cnuturcd thoao In 1923 and 1934
The Vnndnln expect to bo In Rood
condition .for tho OrcKun eleven, a
woek of real adding greatly to their
strength.
' lilant Ciun On Trip.
HALT LAKE CITY Tho United
coiiRt at-IIHery rifle, mounted on a
Htiiles' lul'KCNt mobile nun, u 14-Inch
rallroud carrinKO. arrived en route
tiiKort McArthur, Cal.
How
Women
Now keep fresh, charm
ing under trying hy.
glcolc conditions
PLYMOUTH, Vt Nov. Iff. !A. P.)
Colonel John C. CoolldKo, father of
the president, w ho liua been ill at liix
homo hero from a rocurrenco of
"heart block," hud bo fa" recovered
today that ho dressed 111 .lself and sat
down to lunch shortly after noon to
day. Ho told Inquirers that he felt
materially better as he waited for the
afternoon call of his personal physi
cian. Or. Albert M. Cram of Bridge-water.
PITTSBURG CIGAR CD.
PROVES TO BE LOTTERY
LOS ANCIOLKS, Nov. IS. Lottery
tickets disguised as cigar coupons.
have made their appearance in 1
Angeles. I'ollce arrested two men
charged with peddling the contra-
hand paper. : The lottery company,
detectives said, does business under
the naniu of tho "original l'ltts
burg Cigar company."
The Screen
11 Yo 1'rpm Agent,
THE uncertainty and Insecurity
of the old-time "sanitary pad"
bis been ended. Scientific protection
now supplants it.
Wear sheer gowns, Veep up with
social and business requirements, at
11 times , . . without handicap.
"KOTEX" is a new and remark
ahle way . . . fire times as absorbent
as ordinary cotton pads.
Absorbs and deodorizes at the
name time. Thus ending ALL (ear
ol offending.
r You discard it as easily as a plere
o( tissue. No laundry. No embar
rassment' ' You get It for a few cents at any
drug or department store simply fcv
tying "KOTKX." Women ask (or
t without hesitancy.
f Try Kotex. Comes 12 In a pack
as:', royes old ways an unneces
sary risk. k
KOTG X
N laundry difcard WVt tissue
"(iiiiiNtuk at IIuiiI'm rrnterlan.
(loorgo Jtarr McC'uleheon'H ro
mance, "CiraustaU," with Norma Tal
madgo as tho lovely prim-ens Yetlvo
and Kugeno O'lhien as the gallant
(irenfall Lorry will ho seen at the
Hunt's Craterfun beginning tomorrow
matinee, and Marc MeOerniott is the
villainous Prince, (.iahriel, who plots
tho death of Lorry and his own inar
rlngo with tho prlneess so that he
may rule over tho kingdom of Clniu-
sulark with her.
Home of tho others in tho cast nro
Hoy D'Avey, Albert llran. Ullian
Lawrence. Frank Currier, Winter Hull
and Wundu lluwley.
Another Turk Outrngo.
NMW YOIEK. Tho Turkish consul
general Is threatcnlng'legal proceed
ings hccaUNC. of references to Turks
In a play written and produced by Mo
ses If. iiuh'Hlun, a wealthy iUmUmhui,
who camo from Armenia,
Looks Over Canadian Line.
SAN Fit AN I' I SCO. A. Noil
(rccn. federal prohibition administra
tor, has been in Vancouver, 11. C, for
thrco days making personal investi
gations of the alleged liipior export
activities In tho Canadian province.
Now Tax fin Xonr Hocr
WASHINGTON, Nnv. 17. (A. 1M
A new tax of one-tenth of n cent a
gallon on cereal beverages was ap
proved today ly the htmso ways nnd
means committee in Its preparation
f u tv enite bill.
Taking' no flumcr.
. TIAUTIAMU. Conn. -To prevent
C.erabl Chapman emu ping State's At-tornt"-
Alt-orn wants federal court
held in state prison when tho banllt's
habeas corpus proceedings or argued.
A Klek Hy Mall.
l.o.NlHiN. ThouKuiuU of plum
uudilinitH, aonked with brnn.lr, ulrnr
ry or rum m bring nm lied l.y ltrlt-
ns to Mend. In the l'nlted Ninii for
Tlianknglving a J Christmas.
2
AND SCORED 186:
CHiCAGO, Nov. 18 fA.P.)
"Ited" Grunge, whoso collegiate foot
ball careers ends In the HUiiota-Ohio
Slate gamo Saturday, has gained two
miles in yardage and made 31 touch
downs In nineteen games.
Statistically inclined experts havo
complied tho numerical record of his
achievements, which they think set a
record for all time.
During tho three years In which
fted's" jersey with its bright ,,77"
has gone flushing through opposing
tacklers, tho Wheat on iceman has
been unable to score only four times.
three of those came this year, In the
games, of Nebraska, Michigan nnd
Chicago. Nebraska had tho honor in
1924.
Against Michigan In 1924 Orange
reached his greatest heights, when he
returned tho opening kick-off Ir
yards for a touchdown and added four
moro touchdowns, iio gained 402
yards in this game.
Tn three years hp gained a total of
almost two miles 3102 yards. The
greatest amount of ft, GG9 yards, is
charged to Iowa. Tho least, KG, to
Minnesota. Ho mado 33 completed
forward passes for a total of C01
yardH, an averago of 18 yards each.
Seven of these passes were against
Chicago and totaled 177 yards or an
average of morn than 21 yards each.
MOTH
ER!
's Harmless Laxative is
"California Fig Syrup"
JM1
Even if cross, feverish, bilious, consti
pated or full of cold, children love the
pleasant taste of "California Fig Syrup."
A tcRHpodnful never fails to gently clean
the liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions
for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You must
say "California" or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.
III I
rtVhdtaboHt
TOMORROW?
Today your car runs like a charm
but what aboot tomorrow? Are
you sure trouble isn't waiting just
around the corner? More than 75
of repairs are due to poor oil.
I'll inspect your car for you. IH
tell you now that MonsMotor Oil and
Grease is the best insurance for to
morrow. The inspection costs nothing.
Look me up at the MonsMotor Sign.
WbnaMotor
Oils & Greases
PHIPPS AUTO PARK
Hlveralde at Jackson Phone 1037.R
MhWaiitl I
The advantage f
Hlonoclass
x Cabin Service
urPc
. One clntt nage at pmpor-
tionatety lower rates, com
bined with the famous Cana
dian Pacific standards of
comfort, speed and service -that
is the Monoclnss 0-abm
Tlnn. Twelve mnqnificent
Monoctass" steamships at
test to the popularity of this
j method of travel to Europe. ,
Wntt or caU on f KMrat
M . '-
Canadk'inlicific
It can (.i li i It Jj tf f. . It.-.J
Factory
Demonstration
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
PORCELAIN ENAMEL
COOS PANEL
CONCEALED PIPf
IN SEAS
PORCELAIN ENAMEL SPLASHER
EASY TO CLEAN AS CHINA DISH
SLIDING DAMPER
GIVCS USES PERFECT CONTROL OF
FIRE ANO HEAT
SMOOTH HIGHLY POLISHED TOP
WIDE. SHALLOW FIRE BOX
BEST FOR NORTHWEST CONDITIONS HAS
DUPLEX GRATES. BURNS WOOD OR COAL
DROP FIRE DOOR
NO ASHES ON FLOOR
ALL NICKEL PARTS
PLAIN ANO SMOOTH
CONVENIENT HIGH CtOSET '
DOORS DROP DOWN TO FORM SHELVES
ALL NICKEL PARTS
PLAIN AND SMOOTH
CAST IRON WHITE ENAMEL
RESERVOIR
ATTACHED HERE IF WANTED
ENTIRE RANGE BODY
WARMING CLOSET AND OVEN Or ASMCO
RUST RESISTING IRON
LARGE 18-INCH OVEN
BAKES PERFECTLY
PORCELAIN ENAMEL
DOOR PANEL
ALL NICKEL PARTS
PLAIN AND SMOOTH
SANITARY LEG BASE
TOLEDO
The Popular Western Range
MADE IN THE WEST FOR WESTERN FUEL
We invite the people of this community to our store Thursday, Friday and Saturday for the purpose of
showing them the many advantages of the Toledo Range for use in this territory. Built in the West by
Western people, nothing has been OVERLOOKED THAT WILL CONSTITUTE a range adapted to
Western needs. Come in either day and a factory representative will explain why you should have a
Toledo Range in your home.
FREE!
While tin's demonstration is on we
will tfivc Free to each purchaser of
a Toledo Range a
42 -piece Gold Band Dinner
Set, valued at $8.50,
Remember, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, this week only.
QUICK HEAT. .
BETTER COOKING
FUEL ECONOMY
Three important features worth considering when buying a range.
See the Toledo Thursday, Friday and Saturday, while the big
demonstration is being conducted.
Ask any owner of a Toledo Range what
they think of them. 58 new Toledo's
have been sold in Medford this year.
We want to make it 100.
LIBERAL TERMS
Buy now from income instead of capital.
We Will Take Your Old Range in Exchange.
Xamc your owji price we will (ell you if it is right.
$5.00 Deposit Holds Any Range for Future Delivery.
SEE OUR BIG LINE OF HEATING STOVES
Mordofft & Woolf
217 W. Main
Complete House Furnishers
Phone 9
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TURKEYS
We have an order for 20,000 pounds of first-class"
Turkeys, to leave Medford Nov. 21st. Buyer will
be on our flifcr, beginning Monday, November lGth.
Oilier limited to not pxceed ear load.
, JACKSON COUNTY CREAMERY
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WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Screens, Windows and Saih
Window and Door Frames,
Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds
Our Constant Aim I, ,0 Keep Our Quality and
Prlcea Absolutely Right
00 Not 0iat1S?,,TC B,,orv
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
MF0RD . A MODERN MILL OREGON
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