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EDFORD
P'TodaylHOOVER 10
By Arthur Brisbane
King George and Timur.
When He Saw the Hang-
J man.
Stranger Than Alice.
Ladies of Afghanistan.
(Copyright, 1328, by Star Co.l
King Gforgo makes I'lymuutli
"n fit y," mid its I'itizpns nro ilr
lij;litf(l. Plymouth, represent oil
in parliament, hy I,ady .Wur, I
lias been "a town" fur KM j
years
The ' king's ai'timi won't
chsnfre Plymouth as kings used
tu ehange towns in old days.
Kor instance, when Tamer
lane moved from his "(ireen
City" to Samarkand, he made
that, place n city in earnest.
tearing down houses and re-' , . ',
.. I fared New ork fur fin invasion of
building, Jmildmg walls, ave-thff hmm. ,,, of hls Hl.lmKTM,.'
Hues, baths and palaces, as opponent, (iov. Alfred K. Smith. !
flhengis Khan had done at leas! I Tis 'rip tho Uopui.iii'un uro.s
.... , t , - , ! irientiMl candidal. will dlff.-r In
jlt years before lum, and as s,,v,.r rrs,c,.ls fri,m ,,, lhr iro. .
Alexander the Great also bad , viuus ohm he his mad since his!
i ,. ,. .
none years earner, it was at i
.Sauiarknnd that Alexander'
I'll i i i , c .., . :
killed Ins best fneud, Uytiis.
For more information about
.i ,.,.f , . ...
the deferences between Kuitf
(leorgc and l'rinee Timur, or.
rr.. . ,,m . ..
Tamerlane, read 1 amcrlane
by Harold l.llUlll. recently pllb- j
lished.
T . , 7-
Jllckman. Who kidnaped and i
killed a little -'ill in California, j
wns liangotl yestcrtljiy. Tlio
lianyninn tlitl li is work
lliortfiiglily. Kuportcrs for
months have written about
Hickman's "tirrvc. M
Vnn -....It tl,
I pll 1 'CHI l-Il I VI HI".
Jlickmrni tyjie will plenso no-
Hco that when yon face th-.
Iianman, m;ive is not as use
1'ul us whin you face a poor,
terrified little jzirl.
Kirkmoil collapsed wlu-ll TUSitlw national comni.U;emau forihat
turn i-amc to tlio nnd vu
ilru Kited to tlie sunffold
It i-s
poor consolation for tlie familv I ;"-"i0 "i i';-t"r tin-uuchout tiio
' l (l;iy. At thiw first niiilp'i-liii;. lit- ivir
of this vile lmmlever's victim ! he givm th intnui infoniin"'-" "
to know that if such n plaee as ! '!"" '""' " ."r'n
r t i the t'PinaliKlpr of Iho niovi!in, thv
hell exists young lliekninn is ! oantiiinto win ii pi.mui1 in v
there bevond the rencli of nnv!lvl" Mril","l tm"i" ,,f f'"'"-
i born voters with a press conference
reprieve.
When President Coolidc saw
the original manuscript r
"AhVe "in AVondorlimd" sold
fur $1.MMHM he saw nothing
more wonderful or exeitini:
tliftu li is own career.
The doormouse. red ' jiieen
mock turtle, mad hatter, wal--
ribs earpenter and nil the rest !
tf Alice's friends in the "Won- i
, , , , .,, , rr,, r j
UiTlHIUl 1-niUl and I lie LOOK- i SKCeh. There the c:indid;ite wil'j
iu& Glass' are no more tineerl1 preeej.-d by Vi. e-preyiden ;
.. .... . . . ! Phvms. who vlll matte bN onlv ad-
than pohtieians with whum j (lrMW of ,lf rampaipn. Kiihu ii'nt
( oolidre has dealt. : fl former senator and cabinet offl-
, . ccr. will preside o'er the mectlmr.
Mid the president S own mo ' ithouph the address Hoover will,
from n little farmhouse in Ver-j 'Stiver virtually ha been com
t , , .... . pteted. the sub.ie.jt hi ntt yet beep
moot to the AN line House . in ; nin(IO pui,iie. The er.ndid-i'e -pen'
AVashinirtun is more remark - much oc hi time today at his home
.... , . ... : puffing final touche noon tb"
able than anj thini; Alice ever ; sV,0?ch and although be viited nir
heard of. ' Ihefidatmrteiw on Mim-'luiwt.M uvo-
nu n, rceeived no visitors there.
King Amamillah and his oovKiivoit smttms tkaiv
Hueen of Af-'hanistan visited kn novrv. to .lijakv. n. v..
V 1 , it 'i iii. if I Oct. 20 The brown dcrv hi
Midland nnd decided that free-, bP..n fl-I1YCd for the 1.1st time in thi-
(loin for Womt'U WUS a good : eampalpu to a mld-wstern erwd
, t ;ind Alfred K. Smith ivns honv wnn'
1UVM" . bound tonlpht for n few dnys res
The Afghan OUeeil Went home 'in Atbany h.fore -mbarklnp uuor
... t , 1 i ... j his final drive for the presidency.
M earing Short SKirtH, Mlk Stock-! Thp Democratic nominee In Tn-
ili?S and hats like half of a .Hammolis today bid far'-eH to hb
v" ... . , friends wtHt of the Allcphiinien
dinner jmil. King AmamilJuli I tur1 as ,n rlicnKOt st. Louis ami
said to his lady subjects. "You Mhcr pic.-. he w p.-iraded
i i " . vi - ithrouph the city to the cry of
fan do the same if you like. I ,.tIello AI
Hut. AfedinnktJirt U at hi-nr." ! While the nominee vilt t the
as barbarous as the oranic
uutuus cage in the vireti". ainl
4y 1 . , -ii i 1 :
ule km noimtiwl u-ithmit his,
ww,.... cluo-n. amnc o'nr uiim-,
lilKll priest. to Tom Tappert. veteran IK-mo-
n, . . . . , , ; crstic chief .in th- -fa'", nlm I
C hlirh priest bO i now. underolnp treatment In 0
vas sjood cnoush for Moham- hopital. A parade and a speech
'iicU was sood enough for Kin,;1' 'h" "T
A.unuui, d i,c spuiich UMAII.;;",r'sr'o.i.,p
'us ladies too nillell thev would : iT.fid.nt "an tiray nt tlio In
4'lect , , radiSc wit., j.- J,,. XJZ
"'IB men nnd liohodv would Iik:i1ip vi, prcu'dcnt In chareo of
able to eseaiiP hiw wlf.. .operation, lo the pusllion of sn-
10 escape nis WIK. n ,uprlntrnilent of the -outh-
'lie kinu replied 1))' clioppiiiJ lorn district of the .railroad. The
invade al's
hometown:
, j
G. 0. P. Nominee to Speak;
Monday Night In New!
York-Subject Not An-!
nounced-To Hear Cam-!
paign Reports Brown i'
Derby Trteks East For!
Final Drive. i
WAHIIINCTON. Oct. i'O tTi
l.'rbort Huoyor prepared today for
r-lurn from California. I Me street
para,,..s alld v,.lolls nwlnns
that added a colorful sight tij
tho whirlwind campHin su InK- in i
N-Wilrk F:!lial., ,,,,. aml rtosion I
"in he abacnt from Ms visit tu;
Miinhaltfin. 1
iB1j, itouver win Kiv m ilm..-!
while tinro lo conferences with va-,
rious New Vurk H'-pulilican leaders i
, hi,, .. BO ov(.,. .,,,, ,.., .
reports of the progress of the rum-!
1 paisn in mat stnio unu plans lur;
' the empire stale's elcelorul vnlo j
IIis speech at Madlson..SuUHre Oar-
den. the namesake of the ar-na I
,vhcr '""' ll,L' I
battle, ronday nl-hl will ind his
iic'ivitien in New York.
The nomine'?, accompanied by
Mrs. Hoover, their son, Allan, sev
eral members of his personal Muff!
and a Krovip of newspapei- corrcn
pomlenlw. -will leave "WnhinK'on j
tumorrow afternoon at -1:3U o'eloek j
and arrive in New York five hours' ;
later. ;
lie- will no direct to the Waldorf;
Astoria hotel wh ! he will, upend ;
the nldht nnd h ir e bvenkfaHt
Monday mornluK villi a pro up of
1 Itepubliegn leaders, headed by H.
! Kdmumi Maehold, New York state
chairman, and fharb'.--- 1. Hil!
stai?', .,, . ,., . ,, ,
This will lull :it llif so -Ir
. of
him
ronf-rpnet'M Hint v lll k'i'p
, yet for 1 'I O'clock
At a luncheon a I o'clock tin i
: county clmlrm'n and vief-eliHlrtnep .
and many u'crkers In the state
eampalsn will m"t bim to brine ,
their Mssuranec thnt the -v YorW j
slate temncra(H may expect a Inri'l
battln duritiK the remainder of the I
I campaicn. '
i Various Independent nrjrmlfca j
( t Ions worklnp for the eb-i-Mon r
the Itepubliean tieU t vIM vein'
I tlieii rnpreseptatlvi"-- o call upor
nomm-e dunnp me afternoon
Those receptions will end at
viock in order timt be rv wi
(,in" lM'forn oIp 10 '"-"H
Souare Garden to d-liver hlsi
Indiana city wa of little more than
Lin hour's duration, he found time
' to do many thinp. A Tu il proprare
hai been nrranpeu ror nun.
... ... -i-u
appointment 1 effective Ortouci
lliiek ro left lii rlRht: Anilol l. hair: tuok-lc. fullback; M
h mm ri .Mcl'iiiin in, cikI; jmih-iit, im-kh-; -Mi ikiiii. i,n-kl,-, ,1.
REED VIOLENT PSYCHIC SAYS JUSTICE RACES EDISON GENIUS
IN ATTACK ON ETHERIC BODY IN PH1LLY RUM i OF INVENTION
HERB'S RECORD
Missouri Senator Declares
Belgian Relief a 'Myth -
Charges Farm Prices
Fixed Past Political
Alignments and Foreign
Residence Scored.
MADISON, WlH.. Oct. L'".---tTi
Senator .luiueHA. I teed of M i.-i-
souri, in the first speoch be lum
made n behalf of the candidacy
of Cm-. Alfred K. Hmith, put the
democratic microscope on the
career of Her bun Hoover here
tonipht.
The republican presidential nom
inee's Ioiik resUlcnce .n forepn
-ountiies, his record as food ad
ministrator during the World war,
and hts past political alignments
drew tin.- fire of the senate vet
eran whoso address was broad
cast uyor a network of midwest
stations.
"Mr, I f(o cr has so lonp pose. I
as the savlm- of Helium that
many pcopb- nhnost believe that
out of his own private fortune;
and by bis own individual efforts
be fed the I Vidians during the
war." deelareil .Senator I Iced.
"Tliat myth nili;ht as well t:
explained now. In fo dlnp I lie
ItelK'ans Mr. Hoover was in fact
pcrforminp a preat service for the
Ibitish and l-'reneh pov.'rnment.
for both countries realized if the
lie'Kiati people wore not fed the
morale of the Ilotpian army would
jv broken."
Senator Heed oharped Mr. Hoov
er with comitiK to the I'nitcd
States as food admfnNtrati.r "with
.he purpose in bis heart of fiNlm.;
:t price upon Ainerienn farm pro-diH-ts
for the benefit of Knpland
ml Fraliee and llelium.' lief ore
he left Knpland, Mr. Ibiov.-r
"ripped" - the market for tlie pur
pose of bewtimr down the price of
America n farm prod inty
jlared the senator.
de
OVERNIGHT STAR
OF FILM'S WFDS
Los anoi;i.i;s. Oct. o. A'
James Murray, who recently won
fame and overnight slipped from
that preat mass known as "Film
Extras", In Hollywood to thy
realm of the stain when he w.n
-tele t d as tho loud in "The
Crowd." tonipht annoum-ed hli
inarrinpe to M ins Lucille Me
Names, ulso of the Hereon.
Tor five weeks Murray ami Ills
wife k'-pt their niarrlape, whteh
ook place in Tijuana. Mele.( a
secret.
ATLANTA
Oct, 2U iA't diurp
l- as members of tb
Inp "nepH
board," and sc-klng to have, them
held reapon-ibl" wilh union f.
i'iene Aiinici treaifuref. for losses
t-e.l Li iho t.m.rd hnitii.'h
Cnrnt-n alleyd umbvuft tuents,
Waller It Crown, local attorney,
today named nevcn mctnbern of the1
Ikiptift Home Mlrlon in
tt petition
flki In uierl'.ir court.
MEDFORD, OI'K(iON. Sl'MlAY. (XTOUKU
Medford Tramples Football Hopes of Salem
assssjsAf
VISITED MARS
British to Snd Radio Mcs-
.sage to Planet Martian
Women Have Big Ears
Fruitgrowers Are The
Real Thing.
IiO.V1mX. Oct. tu. uVi lr.
Mansfield Itobinsou, psychic de
votee for whom the lbltlsh post
office will broadcast a radio mes
sage intended for Mars, declared
today that he had not only been
talking with Mars but had been
there himself.
"I can talk with these Martians
as easily as can talk to you.
: 1 11 1 1 have had a Journey to
Mars.' he told an interviewer.
"My etherlc body traveled nii.uoO.
000 miles in four minutes th
same speed which lipht travels."
!;. Iloblnson nave iho .furtli -r
information Unit ibe Martian men
were about 7 feet, six liu-hes in
beiuht and the women about "1
fei't. He exhibited some draW
hms of a Murtlan wnian. wh
he said, had acted as his Ktiide.
The drau-fnps slmwed a round -fa-od
woman with limp hnlr. pen-,
trali tip eyes, a curious imse ami
vi ry larire ems.
"She has n very artlsHc fb.w
hip preen ilress," explained Ulc
explorer of Mars, "and her elotb
es Imlieate that the country is
not very odd. The Mart Hit.-
have bouses. alrshlpH. motor ears
and railways. They treat ami eiee-
trlfy their fruit trees In a pe-u-
liar way. so that fruit resembllns
an ;i)Mlf
stlluents
contains
oeessary
all the
con-
buman .
body."
lir. Kobinfon's messnpe
bns be.-n acccjdrd by th
;
office radio service, will be hroa
east fnn tb's llupby station on
an is ."00 meter wave lenuHi and
1'p' St. Albans station will li'"n
for a reply on a b nth of :!0. '
meters.
IRELAND CUT OFF
l.o.NlJON. OH . 20. oTi II
ports received here from all parts
..f tin- lUitlsh Isles testify to the
violence of the storm which swept
fireat llritaln and In-luiul hi.
nipht and today. The Kt,U- reach
ed a vebiclty of nearly hundred
miles an hour in parts of Ireland.
Londoner, kept awake durln
the lonp nlpht, heard a sixty mile
wind. Interspersed with sheets of
rain, rip tiles off their roofs, and
wreck their radio atrial. Tele
phones and telegraphs were com
pletely crlppb'd.
Tip- experience of Lotidan were
mild, however. eompTTbd with
those of t be north country and
Ireland. Inland .-dill was vir
tually i-oiated tonipht and com
munications were only betlnnln
to be ctablished with th- north
ern counties.
STAiu;i:'K. Wii-ii., o.t. :n
When .lames Smith. rp.uy sli
and town marshal, stepped Intu
iff
n"
cell of James Smith, a prisoner,
with a tray of food, be was shot
and killed by the prisoner lu th-
cny )j ),rrv fifii nlplil
The pris-
onvr escaped
t
CHICAGO. Oct. M. lA'
- 'io i-r-
ior Smith left Chlcapo at M a. m
today for Alb'inv. N. V.. by way of
Indianapolis ret! em -he will Ink
part tn a parauq iaie in' bainnwn
j during an hour's vldt th.ro.
cl In. unailcr; (.ainill. hall.
II,,mI. ,,,,,,1, It. Il.,hl,.s, .
CLIQUE TRIAL
Legislator and. Police Head
Found Guilty of Taking
Saloon Bribes for Pro
tects Court Quashes
Plan for Long Delay
High Bond Fixed.
,fc t,IUhAI".MH!A, O'.L, ""i (I
Matthew Peterson. republican
ward lend and stale leplslaior.
(imj Charles W, Sch
llleber. sum- ,
today were
,,,.,,,1,1 p,jii,-e captain
com icted of conspiracy, bribery
and extortion n takinp money
from saloonkeepers for police pro
tection. The jury was out one
hour and 17 minutes.
John U. K. Scott, counsel for
l'aterson. and Kwdard A. Kelly,
who represented Si hoenleber. at
onco asked for a new trial. .ludpe
.lames liny liordon. Jr. set bail
at Dim each, but informer.
Scott, who sought delay, that ar
gument for a new trlnl must be
made befnre the end of tl.e
mouth.
JiMlpe liordon conunendetl th.
jurors for their verdict.
Patterson and Sehoenb-ber were
Indict fil by the October priilld
jury on evidence uncovered by the
special prand Jury which is in-vesilK-'itlnp
piinp murders, br.oi
b::ln and iolice lorruptlon. They
,,(.Jir, Im. Verdi.
f emotion.
without any
two w,.r,. ronvieted on -t .
,1, ()f indictment, i-harplnp Uiey
, nHoeted M-M"'' i" piotectlon
nnuiey.
STATE PAYROLL
A I mUrl I II I Ai
fl I I llUi I IUI IlL
SALKM. Ore., Oct. "it.- -(?(
t'ffielals and employes mi the
ftaie payroll May 1. 1 !J. amount
ed to ii ass. necordinu to a state
mem prepared by Sum A. Ko.er,
styte biidpet director.
of this total. ;t.ssn were full
linie officials and employees and
j. 1 !! part-time employes. Th
a preuate of the payroll for Mya
was $i:.0.U00. linu th Isas a ba;'
h for the monthly payroll. Kozer
estimated that the salaries and
i ii t ii tit fol- ll'IH Will b"
J7 S0O OuO. or aiiproxltuately f t.Y-
r.'io.iioa for th" bleimium, 12 :
and t!'2S.
TRIAL OF LOVE
SI'OKANK. Oct. 20.- -V' Trial
of Archie F. Muih. accused of
klllinp Katherlne rlark, Itoston ill
orcee, with a hatchet, was set for
November 1 I b-ie today Attorn
eys for Minh have Imibated that
they will ask for a la.er dai in
order to prepare thel9 case.
Much, alias Moo'-k. Im accused
of ha vlnp lured Mrs. Clark t'
Spokaiu with love let r and
Iti-omises to marry her, and then
kilb-d her for the
with her.
$i;tii she bn
SOUTH LOSTON. Va.-oVi lti
vn here who are cituybt flpbtlnp
over politics w 111 be fined and
.ioj'JL ii'wiwi nas pro
Irlnlnir-O.
lii'.'S.
Cliaril: iliiwcriiwin. end.
GIVEN HONORS
Congressional Medal Is Pre-;
. , .... . ... i
sented Wizard ror aius
:
to Humanity President!
Pays High Tribute In Ra -
clio Talk Fiftieth Anni
versary of Electric Light.
-ft
,n
i:i"i' i).ut;Nt;i.,'. . .1.. oc;,
I I A congressional u'ld medal
com 1 ue mora I imi nf what Thomas
A. I'Mlsou has done
in ilunilnalln.:
the path of propress' was present!
to the wizard uf Men hi Park to
nicbt by Secretary of ibe Treasury
Andrew W. .Mellon.
At exercises broadcast over l
nationwide radio honkuo Seereinr
M lion referred lu ibe Inventur as
one ni' thai small ami lllustrloirt
company wh.t have effected pro
fiiiind chanpes nut only in the lives
of their eoalempiu-arles but of all
succeedlnp peneraiions .
. . 1 1. i t 1
1(1 t ie l e d of electricity. Ml, Me -
. . . . .. ,
bin said afler Mlinp lalison's part
ill icrfectill the telephone
... , , . ...
the !
typewriter and the telegraph
i uveti 1 inu t he photograph,
mlineuuraph. the stuck ll'-ltei
a ml '
the 1
the !
alkaline slntae ba
and tlie
iiinlboi pb'fire camera.
"And so vast and varied have
been his con t ribni tuns to Its use
that then are some men who even
believe thai electricity itself Is
merely another ope of Kdl-nn's in
ventions." WASHINGTON,
President 1 'oollili:
(,1V-
I tonight
lu (he nationwide tribute paid lo
Thomas A. Ivlison on the fiftieth
anniversary uf his discovery of the
htenndeseenl lamp, by deliverlnp a
w,llrh h" eiib.uie.l the wizard of
ejecllicpy a- one of the men "who
have helped shape our deslinfii
WKST liKANOi:. .. .1
;1--Thoinav A Kdisop re
nlubt bow moiCflhau i year
apo
he stood before a flimsy little con
traption of his own Invention, re
cited "Mary hail a little lamb," and
heard the Inanimate machine re
peat his word", the world's first
phonographic re prod net ion.
LAW'S LONG HUNT
V
LOS AN'iKLKS, fiel. 20 t't -I-'ederal
apeuts I oil ay ran down
n I rail t hat for eleven years had
baffled (linn.
liel U ntil 1 ir, scMjpht by pov-
erninent (.-''"b since 1!H7. today!
Ifinpolr-bed lu jatl M-iidliip remo
a I proceed i np-4 apnint him t hat
will a ti 'fit pt to nturn him to
Wl., l .,.,. ill,. 1 t l ...-.. 1... MTitW
' . . ....
r ... i..,. r n.i, ,.i,..vI..k
II,.-,-. II.. I, ,-I,!..-k.-.I will, having
, i t n,,,-
l.y .-.-11. III,!.' WIiiif-M for It.'tllloilK I
fhM IM( DiAll'N lw n'fiH nl-.
I., II,. ttllt. i-.l ,,i tl,, 1KIV- !
s at
- t .
u:vi;i..u
Ohln. OH. 20. !
tAJ) Newton l.
liiiUcr. KHtrelm-y :
of wnr In I'l-i-shli'iii U'IIhoh'k i-ithl-
li"l. will not In- ulilo to ttildrCMH
lli-lniii-riilli- tiillv nl TiiIxh (Jklii
Oi-.tolior 'iK II wan millouili-i.Ml htr.t
lu-tt nlslii. .Mr. Iliikor han can -
cclml apitaklUK and hurlnenH on-
naitomonia on tho uthlcc of lil,
jpli
yulciun.
HOMETEAM OREGON 26,
SLAUGHTERHUSKIES 0,
SALEI42-60.S.C10SES
Sensational Run By Melvin Kitzmiller Leads Attack
and Powerful Attacks That Brings University
Feature Game -Visitors
Lone Touchdown a Fluke
-Record Crowd Sees
Game -First Score In
Two Minutes.
The
I'luni'
rotlc
rival,
MMiti'tll-Ml.l'kilt fnutl
of Ihe Meiiroid )llr,l
oer its W'illainellc
the Saicm IIIkIi S.Iiu
ill m.i-
.-rh,,l '
Valley
l4M'dny at'ternuitii 1y the st-ore of IJ
to (I. The result wa never In dmiM
aller ttie ilrst two niinule- uf pi i'.
when the lueals wilh six erahinu.
spinning off-taeUle ehaii;es eaiin-il
the ball across for the fiixl imieli
down. A crowd of ri.aun wnv the
contest, which nut played beneath
a warm c iclohor sun.
In the ihird iiailer. .uarti-rback
.Melvin of Medford caught a forced
kick in the shadow of his own oai
and behind perfect In l or ('ere nets
raced yards for a touchdown.
Salem seored its lone h.uchdowu lh.rt uftnr Vashin(fton WKtJ fwrvl.(1
when An.h-rHon leaped luh. the ulrln tU.,( un tlH,lr uWfl u.yiLt,t nt .
to KiHH'k down u forward. pas and ,.,.....,. iilliUv hi.ir num.
slapped I he ball hllo I he al'ins of
I'. Kelly, who Nlepped acttib.s (lie
line
' 1,1 w''-u'i. inicnu'.l
u iiiikihuik .m.y .t pin..
si.-rs.-,l tviih siilmi'-r l.u. ks. In pllo
"' ,w" luu'-iiiinwnn. -ni.- iwmv -
; .Salem Hue was miahh to iiiUmm
r',,;
-cross piayH ami slea.iy
madn Ihrouuh It. The
locals ti led few forward passes. i n the second period. Bruno I
Salem un forward pusses in thejim,k a bmp pass from Hobby
(third quarter advanced the ball to . Jtohinsun on ih0 Husky 15-yani
! the Medfm-d '2 yard line, wberu 1 une and raced across for thu
, Uiey were held for downs. Medford icoiinter. ltnblnsou was standlir;
; consistently broke up Urn vlsttoi s
aerial attack after lljs Slurry.
j Medfortl was peualizeii I "1 yards
1 101- laiKiup 10 ipiouenis ami un-
I necessary rouiihni'HS. Salem was
1 penallxed la yards for unneeeHnary
il rounhness and offsble.
Ucrtiie Hughes at eent.-i played jes. end and center rushes. Austin-
best jianic for Medford, time tin t'olbei t, sophomore Orepor
and time nyain breakiiiK ihrmiuh to tackle, came into )romlnonee for
ihrow the Miktn o.icus im- ncavy ' the final ncure. ' t'olbert int-r-losses
at critical, stag's, t'nidtsle, epti d a pass from Carroll on the
liarrell. Anderson, wtio played the; Husky flvo-janl line and returi,
entire pame; flarntl and Melvin. 1 ed It to tho two marker. K t.
who played but one ipi.i n er, t he j ni H lc r smashed lhrom;h center u
thlnl, lore off yu'dapc almost at ( s nro on the first play,
will throm;h the Salem line and The sophomores In the Orepon
around Ibe end. Cnokstc and liar- ; lineup, Kitzmiller. rolbert. tb-orpe
roll were the best mound palners, rhi'iteiir'en. tackle. Marshall
the inner flpurim: in sevoial m-ii- .shields. KUiird. and Woodward
1 sallona runs.
t
Mi'dfuld conT lieil its ntlack t(
.. , , ,. . . .
mil' mi 11 iiiiiu uiii'imiiiiin huh fi
dolu used Its aerial attack, defe-ti
tip; Salem almost
entirely on poWi'C
plays.
Sab'in rooters, miinberln l.'iO.
were rrest fa lieu by the result. The
players were loud In their pin be of
the local's ability.
In the fourth quarter Up- M-'d-ford
team played a safely .inie,
with victory assured, tbouirli the
visitors show i'd their most formid
able attack In that period.
The Medford team demons! rated
l superiority lu all oepa it meui .
or the pame. ami mnoe a to-ai oi
4!Mi yards on play::, lo 1 7 " for
Salem. The del eat was the most
decisive in the history uf athletic
relations between I lie twu schools,
I'hM Ouiirter
Medfurd wop the tuss-up and
I'aptaln Iteiute Hughes elected to.
n ive the kick-off with the sun
Oi't.'JII t his back, fianp-tt received tip-illed'lo-
i ball on his own 3a-yard line mid
i ret urm-d eiphl yards before he was
downed. I'ookMte shot off tackle
! for efpht yards on the Ilrt play,
i llerrold tore t hroitph it liter on a
J spinner for two yards and on a
'criss-cross made four more, iter
i rold squirmed I hroiiph center for
i ) yards and Anderson went
; throuuh left tackle for I more.
1 I'ooksb ripped Ibroiitfli luekb- for
, I :l yrds. A mh-r-oin cra-hi il b ft
l pnard for two yards a lid rt;;ht
puard for four yard-, i ouksie on
, an end run wot V " ya nls for the
rirst lou'-noown. and i.tirn-ti r.ni"i
to kick the extra point. Score;
Medfonl fi. Hub m .
Iterule llimh
! Kelly, will. Wi
kb ked off lo
whs nown-d in niH tint uu, orepon Slate ColieRo m-a-ke
was thrown for a Vt,,.M iu here lhl afternoon
tt arks, lai
five-yard lo!
on an iittempit'd llm-
; buck. Itlaeo and Kelly failed to 1
pain throuph the ,Ielfnrd line and ,Ufe for the first half. wn "en
r. Kelly kicked to Onrneti. who ,n hM. j,inhnrt in Hie third porl
rettirnefl five yards. Medford wiiti.i w,, -pent the better part of
; penalized
yards for offside
Il.-rr.il.l wciii ilmmuh ir..-ni..T f'.r
' ihr'- yiu.l-. .mi. I Aiifl.THi.ii lilt tii.'kl"
fr
.-v.-n hum-.
' thrnuch f.'iitrr for
IS .Mir.l-
. "I-"'"'' " "'''
! AlHl.'l'Huii r rrl.-fl II,.' Lull 211 yrtid
In within 11 fo-.t ..f lint soil llm-.
w in. r.t hi- w.in .l.ivvn. il. r.,oki..i
rli.in .l llirouuli I. fl tucklu for 11
i lou.'h.l.nvn uml (iiini.-ll. iiuulil full.'.!
10 i ck i cxi no ni. a torn
12. Niih-lll o.
II- llnxhi-x kl. k
who l.iouuht llie
yiinlt. Iii-for" In- t
' k.illy w.iw llirown fi.r Iohi-i'h Iwl.-i
In ii row nn.l Hulttni huh forreil to
1 k. Ii. n llmroll on Inn lino;
iiintivitn nini.-.l th" hull l:. yurri
-
(Coutlnuod on Pago Sli.)
No.' -J 12.
Squad Victory - Line Is
Stonewall -Staters Nos
ed Out By Brilliant Sub
stitute Back.
J'ltKTI.ANR Ore. Oil.
W ith ,i smjhiu' nttaok hiiilfd by
.luh tiny Kit in i Her. tlu flyhiK
Oult linr.in. it ml Clroi'K'' UruiU'll,
I'l.iMhy halt, tlio fnivtMity of Ort.
mm luotlmll tcani rolU-tl uvit th1
I IllVlM'SUy v( 'UHhillKlOll I'lcVI'll
i (u U in n 1'ai'iln: count ounlrl -t'lH-i'
Kami' here tmlny.
This was tlu fifMt tinif Jilnro
I t t li:it tri'Kuii tuiH been ublo
tu crar'li lliruiiKli tin bu.sky sin.
ilffi'iiso, and tvht'n the N rhfuo
baclts .stalled 'ju tnmol.n Hi--Vasliinj;on
lino they would not
let up. Karly in tlie first iiuarte,
Kff miller and 1 Iittnell work id
Hit- I. all down tlio field to (wore.
i.n-e;oii gained Hie piKki"
tfie II UKky as yard marker when
KitVlillllel- InliMl ti until i:iilr III
ed 30 yards on thl.s play. Then
the WebfunU Htarted the fin-i
niui'i'h.
T,. nj-iK iiuii-hman hit rlKli'
im.T-1,,,,, fol. ,,V(. yar0ll .,,, un ,
, n,,xi ,,,.. Ciin iou thi bull 3i
,,.,,, ,. a Uu.m ,-,om Ilru.
' nvt i;(jti.-
ilia. piinKin tun-
1 ,.... ........ ........ tl, 11n foi. .,,
. i,,,,, ii.i.. ri
1 ..n iw l.j marker to Htart U10
Uirnwo--." " " - .
Then lii liie fourth iuarU"'.
, MtmHier scored twice, oneo
hlunulnrr thru tlu h center to Hcorn
'after the Webfoots had worked
the ball down the field 011 pass-
A 1 bcr we. e w orklnp smooth l
and stood out In play. (Jeorpe
Stadelmun. eenier and candidate
tor all-coast honors played
preat pame, and was larpely re
sponsible for holding the Huskv
attack led by tho preat urr"!l.
Orepon will meet California at
Ite kdey Novmiber 10 In its next
conference game. John J. Me
llwiin. Orepon, coach, has one of
the Htronpest Tiles seen at the
Webfoot camp in many years.
And it Is wan this front wall
which held the Husky ebtven 11 ml
opened wide bob-s for the orepon
backs to tear off yardnpe.
. Wn-'hlnptun
I'auf.-.Ue
JcknIiji
j (Iretfei
Kl net
Huhta
Itti l;s
Mender
M .Mann
f 1'tilver
it'a troll
(01 Orepon i -i
Li: I'ope
LT l'oItert
l.O Shleblc
f StadclniHii
HO Hupan
KT Chi Isteiis'.'n
UK Archer
(i Kilzminer
I.H Iturnell
KM Williams
y flould
abiuest
Vash!npton 0
0 o 0
0 M 37
i ireiion
Hcurlnjj
Kon, Oould
touchdown -for Ore
K izmiller 2. Urun'ull.
Ti y-foi -pu
dnt---for Orepon.
Kiu-
milled .1
ofrichits: Itefereo. William M'tl
lipan; umpire. KitTus Klawaiw:
head linesman. Alex Donaldson:
field Judpe, W. II. HipPhi.
I't'l.LM A N. Wash.. 0 t. 'JO M
potlav i
a I f bin-k
I t;ri pound nubsiluue
was called from
the
ben iih t.n otttiKilnt. outrun nnu
out fox a team of scrapping vet
eians. and the Washington Htute
''Voupurs loped from behind to now
, Donaid Mi-T'oiiald who watched
th
Coupur pet a terrible ilnib
Iw.nr In nliieu-ltiir the linn.
' all
hM-.n'ilna tlui njM, wornilnB thr"
crirH-cruMi.fi. unci r.'Vi?rnPM. nnn
tur;B(,neritHy wlilinilnu Hip Orunm
nnil ' rnrti.
. ft n m'nilt.i" uftT hp cnl.Ti'l
iho uiinni ho cnrrliil th.- ball fri.in
I the W-yuru' to th ono-foi.t Iln"
j In a f.-rlitn of wlntlltatlnis millli-.
1 0111) of whl.;h nclted 15 mill "n-
: other 10
vorUH. Aflor lie
r romifti in.i i.ihi wnn... nv......
illKtmu-c. "llonio llnln. tun oiti-K-
il ofr In lllu iinli.ll II oyer. UucHluy. hull'
Lull l.iuli .-Vfii;liii.k. fulli'tl lo i-onvi-rt.
ii : ilimiiiil. c, In thf fouitli perluil. Jli'lxm-
nl.l ritnviitcil In hU uinvniny
forniani'i.. unil itarly plavi'ii th"
bull within klokhm Ulatunoo. nn l
Uiinhart whs ralloil back In th
(Contloucd on rag Six.)
(Continued on Pais Four.)