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laturdny afternoon, 16 to 13, in ft
hi-ming battle, in doubt until the
tlifU iiuartor, thereby winning tlm
mUi)UtPtl til l t the wwrtwn
, siiKn InterschnljiHtlc chamiionnhl,
uiNido uf Portland, as both con
estiintH wpio champions of their ro-itiM-tivt)
diHlrlctfl.
'J'he Kftint. hectic affair throiiKh
uit. wan climaxed and won, In the
ipcninK minuteH of the lunt nuarter
.lien Medfonl, recovered a fumble
iy LyoiiH, Halern full, due to a hard
nckle by Kenn of Medford, and after
. Ht'i-U-H of off tai kle playH. Dunn wan
ulJHtltut'd for Ilerriot at nuartwr
a. k. The first play netted a yard
brouRh right guard. On the next
tiny, Dunn threw a lonn forward
mm to SlriKl-'i" behind the Jorul
;oal. and Medford was (,'lven the
xim point, when Halem was offsldo.
Halem received the kiik-off In th
'hifil iiuartor nml launched a brll
iunt forward pafH attack that car
ind them to the center of the field.
. 'wo attempted end runs were broken
ip for loHHeH by Nel'f, Medford Kuard
.nd Drager kicked v for Halem to
Junh, who returned ten yards.
f With the bull In their poHHesslon
ind five minutefl to play. Medford
tailed a vicious offensive, Conrad
mashed through left tackle for gains
. oilowed by a 4 5 -yard run by Moore,
,'Dtl a 30-yard run by Kenn, both
ehfnd perfect Interference, that cnr-
...d the bull deep Into Hulem'a terrl
ory, followed by tho touchdown
.love noted.
The game ended with Medford on
intern's three-yard line, and another
ouchdown Inimlnent.
The superior physical condition of
ho lucnls, outweighed 15 pounds to
' he man, and better fighting spirit
nd generalahlp, In the last half Were
he deciding factors,
ii!iiner learn was nolo io score in
he opening period, though Salem
Ipped through tho Medford line,
mi til the ball was on the one-yard
hie. on the fourth down, Salein
nm penalized for uffulde and Med
ord kicked., !
In the second quarter Salem'n pow
il'ful line and backs continued their
ulnlng aHjuilt, through guard and
enter. ,CooHko of Halem blocked a
.!edfoid punt, And ran through a
.roken field for a .touchdown, Tom
l failed to drop-kick the extra
ioint. Medford received and after
(lie drives, tried a field goal from
he 30-yard' line that Conrad Missed.
'.alem kicked again, and Medford,!
t-ith off tuokle bucks and runs by
loore and Conrad, carried tho ball
o the three-yard line where Henn
(hinged over for a touchdown, Con
ad failing to convert. Tho half
tided with tho score tied six to six.
Between halves Coach Huntington
f Halem requested that the quar
ers.be cut from 1G to 12 minutes,
n the grounds that Kaleni had not
ruined for. 15-mlnuto periods, nnd
nd. played 1 2-mlnuto quartern all
canon. Coach CulUson of Medford
cf lined the requeat, and the officlata
ulcd with him, on the grounds that
hurtep quaiteiH could not be played,
xcept by consent of the cone-hen and
e;im captains, 1
i In tho second hnlf, both teams
.ent at it fiercely and finally, with
!m ball In Med ford's poHHcsxIon, nnd
'fter the usual off tackle bucks and
fid ruiiH had carried the ball to the
(l-yard line, Conrad booted over a
lace U.vkt giving Medford a tom-
urary lead of 0-tl.
in the last half of the third quar
ir the visitors launched another
riving attack through guard nnd
center, in which Noeske, Kelly, and
I.yonH featured, carrying t,he ball
over on a Hne buck by Iom. Tem
ple drop kicked the extra point.
Score, Medford 0, Halem 13. . .
In the final quarter the bettor
condition of tho locals commenced
to tell, and the ball was In Halem's
territory practically all of the period,
with the Medford line and backfleld
holding and gaining better. In th
last few minutes of play, J4eek of
Medford substituted for Morgan at
tackier and Hall, Medford for Jack
son nt guard.
Salem, In the first half was penal
ized for stalling for time, and un
necessary roughness. The locals were
penalized three times for offside.
The gnme was witnessed by 3500
people, and was pronounced as thrill
ing a battle, as any on a northwest
gridiron this season.
After the game, Kalem players
were loud In their praise of Con
rad's work and the shiftiness of tho
Medford backfleld.
The Medford team unstintedly gave
the credit for tho victory to Conch
Calllson, and said the Salem line
was a stonewall, with fast and pow-(
crful backs. (
'Hkeeter" Manerud, former Oregon
star, who refereed, aid it was one
of t lie best football games he had .
ever seen. 1
Tho game closed the Reason for
the locals nnd they turned In their
suitH for the year after a season
without a defeat, as follows:
Medford, 21; Khuimth Fulls, 0.
Medford, 2:t; Klamath TallH, 0.
Medford, 2f; Orants I'nss, 0.
Medford, 41; Marshfleld, 7.
Medford, (7; Ashland, 0.
Medford, 102; Hoseburg, 0,
Medford, Gl; Ashland. 7.
Medford, li;; Halem, 13.
LIVELY FIGHT ON
FISH
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Ti. V. Averlll, state game warden,
will be at the Hotel Medford on
Tuesday, the 8th, at 4 o'clock i. in.,
and will be pleased to meet memherH
of the Jackson County Oarne Pro
tective association and sportsmen of
southern Oregon in general.
The purpose of this meeting Is to
discuss ' local game problems, par
tlcularly whether there atnrfl be i
closed season for steelhead In the
Jtogue river and tributaries. It Is
reported thut the Grants I'ass outfit
and the Medford fly fishermen are
going to demand a long- closed sea
son on Hteelhead. These rumors have
put the mill district and the Ash
land bait fishernu?n In a belllgerentj
frame of mind, and big delegations
from these points are already booked
for this meeting.
The old Kuard hod better turn out.
We look for trouble.
(Signed)
Uj.ecutive Committee, Jackson County
(lame protective Association.
TAGIN TRIAL IS
I
Miss Alletha Hubbard was among
the local residents who spent tho
week end in the Kagle. I'oint district.
IS
CHIEF WITNESS
The trial of H. McKlrpy, chnrged
with burglary at Ashland three weeks
ago, will begin in the circuit court
tilts nfternoon, and the chief witness
against tho defendant will be Uichard
Hunn, a 13-year-old Oakland, Calif.,
boy, whom he is alleged to have in
duced to eommfrt the burglaries. Mc
Elroy is about 27 years of age.
Richard ran away from home and
met McKIroy at San Jose. Calif., the
pair coming north according to the
boy'M story, finally reaching Ashland,
where they were arrested.
The little fellow is held In the wo
man's ward of the county Jail, and
acts as a trusty. .' He has become a
prime favorite with county workers
and juror., nnd Is a lively youngster,
sharp as a whip. After the trial. It is
planned to -nd him back to his home
In Oakland.
7 Children Asphyxiated.
LK.MOfJO, Westphalia, Germany,
jyeCt 7, (A. P.) Seven -children,
aged from ono to three, were found
asphyxiated in the children's hospital
today. Death was caused by coal gas.
A Jury In the circuit court Saturday,
returned u verdict of $282. 60 In favor
of tho Columbia Milling company of
Portland, In their suit against J. W.
Kistler, an Ashland baker, "for amount
due for shipments of flour in 11(23.
Kistler admitted owing $213 on a
flour shipment, but filed a counter
mi it asking for $(i!Hl, less the amount
conceded, or a net total of $477, for
failure to deliver a carload of flour.
Ho alleged that, before he asked for
delivery, the price of soft and hard
wheat flour rose, and that when he
nsked for delivery It was refused, and
that $6!t represented the increase in
value of tho flour.
The defendant was represented by
O. O. P.oggs and A. J. Flelgel, and the
milling company by Hiigs and
Hritfgs.
TO
Itusines.q nnd professional women
will meet at the home of Miss Ada
Itrewfder, 32 Mistletoe at 8:00 o'clock
Tuesday 'evening.
Inasmuch as Christmas Is almost
here tho mem hers of the club have
decided to spend the evening In
making presents for poor cTiildren
whom Santa Clans might otherwise
not find. Hifch member is requested
to bring sewing equipment and nny
pieces of silks, yarns or anything
bright that mlht be used In making
presents for both boys and girls.
KmprcsM is lyliig,
ItlMTKsit.'I vi Ii.... R (A V 1
Former Kinpress Charlotte of Mexico,
is Ki'avely HI. she Is reported to be
sinking rapidly. I
, You tan refinish your
- Automobile in any color
or combination ef coIoib
in a few hours time and
drive it immediately. Lac
Kote does not check, peel
or crack.
Hi P1
An Instant
Drying Pyrolyxin Finish for Automobiles
. and General Household Use
The Finish Actually Improves With Age
This wonderful brushing material, dries instantly, produces a
high gloss waterproof, weatherproof and wearproof surface
that withstands the action of heat, cold, steam, water, gasoline,
soaps and acids. Its rich lustrous finish will not check, crack
or peel. Lac-Kote works as well in a temperature of 20
degrees below zero as it does in 90 degrees in the shade. Refin
ishing can be done in winter as well as in summer. Lac-Kote
is dust proof, as it dries instantly. Wait fifteen minutes and
use the refinished article. No knowledge of painting required.
Any person can successfully do refinishing with Lac-Kote.
Use Lac-Kote in the Bath
Room. It Is strictly sani
tery. Lac-Kote is vermin
proof.
To Distributors We have a wonderful proposition to offer
live men who can successfully handle territory on Lac-Kote.
Write or wire for details. '
To Dealers Lac-Kote is a staple article and should be on
the shelves of every live merchant dealing in household, Auto
motive or Decorative supplies. Write us for our special Deal
er's Offer...
Use Lac-Kote in the'
Kitchen, you can wash it .
without injury to the "
linish. Lac-Kote is vex- '"
min proof. i i '
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Lac-Kote is a thoroughly
tried and tested material.
Actual tests have proved
that a Lac-Kote finish
after three years of hard
usage showed no unusual
signs of wear. It actually
improves with age.
Lac-Kote comes in the following standard colors' from which
any shade; or . tint can be had by blending: Clear, Black, Blue,
White, Grey, Red, Green, Brown, Yellow. Price, $2.00 a Pint ;
SPECIAL OFFER With every pint can of Lac-Kote purchased direct
through us before January 1st, 1926, we will include one of our special ac
Kote Finishing Brushes Free of Charge.
!
Celluloid Products Co.
Send in Coupon 36 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, 111.
a Send me by parcel post Prepaid pi. can of Lac-Kote,
Celluloid Products
Company
Lac-Kote Division
36 West Randolph Street
CHICAGO, ILL
! color together with special Lac-Kote
a finishing brush at the special price of $2.00 a pint.
Enclosed find my remittance of $ In payment.
Name.
Street.
City.
.State.
TKs offer expires Dec. 31st, 1925.
after
CHRISTMAS-
(jearsof
useful
enjoyment
After Christmas when so
many gifts ar forgotten arid
discarded, your remembrance -will
go on being used and en
joyed every day for years it
it's something electrical.
If you would like to save
your wife much of her hardest
work askyourelectrical deal
er about his special house
keeping equipment. He will
undoubtedly arrange easy
time-payments for you. Check
over this list of acceptable ,
gifts with him today.
Electric Toaster
Something every woman
wants. A splendid gift for
the girl at school, college,
or in business.
Electric Table Stove
Quick endless uses.
Cooks entire luncheons,
suppers - right on the
table.
Electric Waffle Iron
For delicious, crispy
brown waffles. Mother
can sit rht at the table
and yet keep the plates
filled.
Electric Percolator
Makes coffee better and
quicker. Anybody who
keeps house will appre
date one.
GIFTS
that doth Work
Electric Range
. Vacuum Cleaner
Electric Sewing
"Machine i i
Washing Machine
(On easy pnymenta)
TeALrrcRNiA okegw7j;
wgd POWER. COMPANY fmam
YOUK PARTNERS,
IN PROCnSi
Medford Class Co.
Automobile Glass and Mirrors made
to order. We call for your taab tod
replace broken windows.
Phone m 1ia a. Bartlett- '
REORGANIZATION SALE
M. M. Herman Will Leave The Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Company December 31
To Reduce Stocks i We Must Sacrifice!
On account of so short a time between now and the first of the year and in order to take inventory we are anxi
ous to reduce our stock by Christmas time.
Stocks Are Complete. An Opportunity to Save Money
Hundreds of appropriate and useful Christmas Gifts in this sale
EVERYTHING
REDUCED!
Articles and prices too nu
merous to mention.
M. M. Herman will Iav" for Florida January 1st. The Medford ftardware
& Sporting &bkW Company will be completely re-organized under the owner
ship and managttneat of.AI Piche. A new f frm nanjt will be announced later.
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SAUE STARTS
WEDNESbAYr
Everything Strictly Cash.
Big assortment. '