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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1925)
rerFOT?r matt,' TmTtTrxR mfdfotcd. ' onrfio', mon-day. xovF.MrF.ir no. - if2.- r"ADF TTVW ' 4 WORLD RECORDS j SMASHED IN AUTO j RACE, CALIFORNIA; 12 00000 PlD TOm FOOTBALL LOG 'SiA.ll -(A. ). After two ilas'H of liinliorlni; up pisowned Because He Loves Actress, Scion of Great Brench House Seeks Jol XRW YORK, Nov.. 8'. Four champion football teams of nml light signal practice, the Med 1124 managed to retain their status find li Ik li school football team Blurts In the nulton-wide. gridiron warfare hard work thin afternoon, lor us Just ended Dartmouth, Alabama, post-season frame with the Snlem ; Army and Missouri. S 1 hijsh school next Saturday at Van; Two niimy.HK happening brought Heoyoc Held. Neff and Morgan. Htarj nhnut this situation., the rtfcwttlng of linesmen of the lo. nls. are now bark the six.year king. 'California, on, the in the line-up. 1'erl'm lion uf inter-! IJoc f coast, and the recnverv of U lerence. ami signals win - when most needed and to.'ny the lau- I rhicetoii .team to. conquer a Yale main tusk, with only two hard m-rlm rola of tlie 2Gft mile rare victory of ; 8,,im(1 roeniti i,., the-season I mages, before the final kick-off. yemeiuav rHi uiiun me orow oi riaiiK fTLVKU CITY, Cl.. Nov. 30. (A.P.) The hand of "I.ndy Luck" turned from Karl Cooper, veivin nl- b and 'his fleet preen ruclng ear, Elliott, Worldtwar uee. Cooper with only twenty miles to go made a pit slop for fuel and El liott,' oloso on his heels, went Into the1 lead to win u non-Htop race. I'p lo tire tiniH of hiH stop Cooper, 'too, drnvo a non-Htop rare.. The event terminated the U2U racing season of the American nutomoUlle season. Four World's records went by the hoards, while Cooper ted and Klliott, finishing first. shattered another the 2 .VI mile niarlc. The 74f, HH. 1 ',() and 200 mile records were eclipsed by Cooper when he negotiated thoc milestones at 132.0. 131,8, 1030.7 and J2!i.!i miles per hour reHpeetively. - Elliott drove the 250 miles at tin av erage of 127. tid bettering the mark of 12G.S2 miles an hour made by Tommy Mtltnn on the Culver city speedway J started as one of the naiion'H mosU The coacnes of tlte two teams powerful. "'lit come io an iiKifniii'm muu. 191 The iniverslty of Washinuion dc- Ihe officials r.r the game. Mi'dford mended on the ciolden Hears of suggesting Mnnerud. for referee. California nml came forth with vb- Uliss for umpire, both of Oregon lory and Stanford, heartened by the and Cramer of (JrantH I'ush us head HUccesH of northern Invasion.! linesman. The first two officiated accomplished what it had not pre-: In both the Ashland games, viously dime in twenty long years !'( The Virgin radio has made ar alsu downing the long-time iliam- rnngcments to HuhIi the returns ot in the game play by play, to hniem pious anil taking iiud place last March A crash that resulted In critical in- Iiii'Imm t (' f. flte.11 t''ii'iinu former Indiana itriver nml slight bruises to ! Jerry Wnnderlh h occurred. Cnrlen sustained n. bad fduilt frneUiro and possible Internal Injurleti, N. YEAR'S GAME TO BE DECIDED DEC. 2 SETT1.E. Nov 30. (A. P.) Whether the Cniverslty of Washing ton foloball team is to participate In an Interseetional clash .with an eurtern "university sound In the ltose Howl at Pasadena New Year's day. Is to be definitely decided, here Wed- neadav night at a meeting of the conference. Yale's failure stunned the c-n'st-ern seaboard. I'ennsylvanla con quered Yale HI to 13, but even In that contest the men of 'fad Jones looked like the champions of lit J 4. except for their tendency to fumble at critical stages. Then came a vic tory over the confident Army, 'unly be followed by a fall before-. Prin ceton Cndotihtedly the greatest ; upset came on a field ankle-deep In mud when Northwestern conquered what Fielding Yost calls his greatest team at Michigan, 3 to 2. Despite the de rent, Michigan must bo awarded the western conference title, which Inst; year went to Chicago'.' for li de-j ! fen ted all others and holds the de-j I fensive record for the country. Dartmouth, undefeated nnd untied.! is without opposition for eastern honors. Alabama repeated in , the southern conference. .Missouri 'did likewise In the Missouri valley.- Washington and the Oregon Aggies tied In, the 'Pacific Northwest, where Idaho and (Jnnzaga bad ruled. Occi dental replaced Pomona In Southern California and Army won the annual service battle. ' It is estimated that 12.000.000 per- the sons hove seen . the nation's colle- boord of control. A meeting of the giate football teams In action this men on the Husky squad is to be season, capacity crowds having been held here today or tomorrow. ! reported ut every traditional strug- Jack Ilennfield. who has charge gle. of the classic for the coast confer-j Following is a table showing ence. In a telegram here lost night points scored by and against the from New York to Darwin Meisnest. country s leading elevens. graduate manager for the Cniverslty Team of Washington, lias announced that IV of Washington. an enstern team has been offered Dartmouth the hid to participate In the con-'Alahama test and its acceptance Is to be Tulane made public Wednesday. The men- Michigan Hnge difl not say which team been selected. P. .4. in .340 O. P. 3!) 23 23 3 and other Willamette valley towns. There will also be u telegraph out fit 'on the field. The Ashland Tidings In Its "Auntie Ashland" department Saturday, prints the (following: Mr. Prince Calllson, Medford HiKh Football Com h, Dear prink: . You certainly have a sweet football team tins season. Prink, nnd although yoti took uh to a trimming twice, we are proud that it was such a f.ne team 'that licked us. You have your team going at top Hpeeil right nriw, ami It Is going to lake a renl bunch of fontball players to slop then 1. When you tangle with Salem a week from today, Ashland is going to be with you. Now It's southern ' Oregon against the Willamette valley, and .although we may be frendly enemies dur ing the regular season, now that we have taken our spankings, we are pulling for you to trounce nny invaders. We are all provincials, and whenever southern Oregon Is battling an outsider we are always for the southern Oregon team. AVe will all be there Satur day, and you will get Just as much support from Ashland fans as you will from your home town rooters. Sincerely yours. Auntie Ashland. , If sj ll : - At seals finances the ceaseless war on tuberculosis. Where two persoid died of this dread disease only one tiles now. Tbo.ne who took time to think of others made this great saving pos sible. Those who buy seals this year Will liw that they ijre helping to save human life title also hparing many the horror of seeing their loved ones taken by this awful xcourgc. The American Ued Cross gives you I another opportunity to earn the Vight I to be merry Christmas day. Kemember the Christmas seals so you can be happy as well as merry December 25th. Detei,il ; Hunsct. in the homo of one of .tlieilt timnUfiiV Clayton Dunham, wealthy monufac lurer. dnshed into the basement, thru the smoke and flu iiiohi to rescue u. doir pinned down by overturned fur niture. ' Newspaper Story At Rialto Tonight Molilalia Coach Quits. MI.SSOl'LA. Mont.. Nov. 30. Earl Clark, coach of tile I'nivendty of Montana football teum for the 1uh( two years, has announced hiH reslgnu- lion, it became Known today. ' HiH ', resignation whm announced (o mem J hers of ihe Montana squad prior to t he game with Ihe Montana Stat a 1 college Thanksgiving day. "' Disinherited hecausc of "his refusal to break his cngcmcnt to Alice Cocoa, musical comedy actress, the young Count Stanislas de la Kochefoucald. scion .of one of the noblest families of Trance, is Kiokintr for n job. The. ltochefoueauld family failed in its attempts to have the engagement annulled inj'out. The two are shown.. AGGIES LEAVE FOR SOUTH WEDNES Life in Follies At Hunt's Craterian In "Pretty I-ndies." now being shown at the Hunt's Craterian Direc tor Motita Dell proveH his claim as the peer of any art tut of his profession. t. I.. t .. I.,1I1.'..U o tl-ll.l COUVAI.MS, Ore.. Nov. 3..-The '.ui It lover-and Oregon Aggie football squad which jh(l. t.ffm.H i find a husliand. How will leave Wed nes lay for Its final 1 she got him. lost him ami brought game with Southern California at Dos 'him home again, makes the story rich Angeles will almost break a coast hi human Interest. record In number of experienced re- ZaSu Pills Is The affection of a humble old press room employee on a great metropoli tan newspaper for this huge, hum ming machinery: nnd the smashing dramntic cause which brings him eventually to wreck his beloved presses, form at one and the same time the biggest scene of "The Last Edition," and the main (heme of n smashing newspaper story in which ltnlph l-ewis appears in the leading role. A fine love story Is woven through the exciting moments of "Th Last Edition," which will be given its final showing hero tonight at the Ul alto theater. Frances Teague, Hex Lease, Hay Hallor. Li!a Leslie. Cuyler Suppiee. David Klrb'y. Leigh Willard. Will Frank. Wodo Hoteler, Lou Payne and Annnmao Vaughn havo the principal roles. Douglas MacLeon in "Seven Keys lo Hahlpat." will lie shown tomorrow at the Hlolto theater. In the cast with MacLean are Edith Hoherts. Anders Hantlolf, Carufurd Kent. William Ortamond, Hetty Fran csico. Wade Hoteler, Maym Kelso ami other:). serves. A check just maue shows thai .Moore is in twenty-ftvo" men on the squad havo band feu tu red nnd Tom erring lover and hus- Iii the cast are Norma Shearer, Conrad Nnhel, Lllyan Tashman. Her nard Randall. Oeorge K. Arthur, Paul Ellis. Hoy D'Arcy. llenena D'Algy, Lu cille LeSueur. Owenddyn Lee and Dorothy Seasirom. As a final surprise Ihe charming Ann Pennington, -slur of Zlegfeld Fol- nlready enough playing time In j ference games to their credit lo give I them letters. California Is reported to 1 have awarded twenty-two letters at !the close of the season, j Despite "Clinch Sehlssler!s practice I of making frequent substitutions, one ,'mau on ihe team, Edwards at quar ter, has played every minute of the in ihe galaxy of stars, four coast conference games the Ag-j 7 gles have had. Again.st Stanford. (Montana, Oregon and Idaba. this ! flashy e Paver skipper went the entire period without relief, though. Ut siter, his understudy, has proved his ability against northwest conference teams. Ml .Millionaire Heroes. CHICAOO Twenty men. rated ns millionaires, formed bucket brigades In the fashionable quarter of Olcn eoe yesterday to help the volunteer fire depart men t extinguish a blaze DR. I D. ELWOOD OPTOMETRIST has moved into his new office at his old foca- tion, corner Main and Bartlett. He is better prepared to do testing of eyes and fitting of glasses, having put in the latest complete new set of instruments. 1 301 E. Main rhe YELLOW PENCIL with the iDBAND - IfoMywoo! High Society. HOLLYWOOD. Cab N'eal Woods, 37. son of 'rt. "wealthy Heverlv fill's has, Only two college playeiH died ot Sunday Injuries suffered during the season, chapel. Tell 4Mn" Fercuson. . DALLAS. Texas William AP.C.raw, assistant county district attorney, who is serving a three-day sentence for contempt of court, conducted his t0 the throne of nndndiatv potentate. hool' class in the iail says he lost S350O In diamonds in a 1 ' deal with Woods. This Woods dentfid. Christmas Happiness In Helping Others You will not be hnppy at Chirstmas time unless you do something to make others happy. The receiving of pres ents can cause merriment; only giving man, was arrest eci-n on suspicion 01 mai incomes pari 01 one eu ii grand larceny. Prince Ham-t'nhan- 1 produce happiness. There Is a vast tier, who Identified himself as the heir difference between being merely mer ry and being happy. Christmas seals offer an opportunity to gain a meas ure of happiness. The Hale of these Money to Loan On improved city property or for building purposes NO COMMISSION CHARGED Costs You Less Gets You Out of Debt Redden & Company Room 2 Davis Bldg. ,, 32 N. Central, Medford, Ore. Phono 72(1 ft Medford Merchants Will Usher in the Holiday Season With a QREAT CHRISTMAS Tomorrow Tuesday, December 1 A Big Night of Fun for Everybody D. 0. K. K. BAND CONCERTS The popular D. 0. K. K. Band will play on Medford streets Tuesday' evening beginning at 7:00 o'clock. A complete circuit of the business district will be made, enabling everyone to enjoy the music and see the Christmas windows which have been prepared for this event. HUNDREDS OF FREE TOYS The Medford Merchants have arranged to have Old Santd, himself on hand for the Christmas Opening and he will give free noise-makers to the kiddies between the hours of 6:30 and 7:30 at the Chamber of Commerce. The toys will .be given with their compliments. At 7 o'clock the Lights in the City W ill Go Out At 7:02, Two Minutes Later, They Will Blaze Forth on beautiful Christmas Window Displays PREPARED FOR THIS GREAT CH RISTMAS OPENING BY MEDFORD MERCHANTS ' 1 ..'" ' Everybody in Southern Oregon and Northern California Is. Invited
