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o 5TEDF01TD VTKTV, TTJTT?TTNT!. yiTDFOKTl, OTCEOON", FTiTDAY. XOVEMRER 0. PAGE SEVEN i PLAY-OFF OF LAST YEAR'S TIE GAMES A FEATl&E OF NOV. 10 ill i Medford's Leading Store Since 1891 Pay Less Dress Better FINAL PRACfTCE 1STICE .v&z . '-w1 yJL-c circus r4, wfS? I Thp fimil practice of the Junior Drum and HuIe Oorpn will ho hold ni i he Mod ford armory to nffcht. het;innhis prnmntly at 7:J'i oYlnck at which time the finishing ; touches will bo put n the ImVs UK-inizutiun (iefm Its puMic ap- , poarance here on Armistice Day. i 'layton I Kane, who is cnachim: I the diumiwre and Kulph Hulls. Quisle instructor, promise unme real surprises when the hoys pa- I rade Medfnrd streets next .Monday. : fev-ral , Ktlrrlnu new selections ; h:i ii licen imivi Ai'oil In- i tin hifi.- uile drumiiK'i' and IiukUth at their regular weekly ineeiinss durinu i he past few weeks. In order that more intense train- ', ins may ho Ktven to the Imi.vh, the ' corps will he dividel inio two see- : lions imniett lately after Armistice - Day, according to Mr. Isaae. All of the hoys under twelve ; years of a;e will have their own oi mrilzaliim which will probably : he sponsored by a local service 1 club. The older members, will or ganize under the direction of the American "J-offion post of this city. ! Already there are KX members of! the Drum and Fliilo Corps and ' this number will be increased as ' noon as ihu corps is divided. ; .-.1 JT i L . 4 1 M . jV .. C J" win 5TA1F . . J k :J ? . I .WRi! Jesseis Tackle Iowa IowA vs OHIO STATE COLLINS NOTRE DAME END ARKIY VS NOTRE DAMH capt PUNDcfnter CAPT.ARrUlSTr'VU GEORGIA TECH VAKDE.RBILT &ACK Tflaits of the Kridlnn. cla.sliins; S-itunlay, Xovemhor 10, will have s'veml draw derisions of 192" lo spur them 011. Anionic Uie nmro Important mimes are those- between VaudeiltlH and 4Miula Tech, Iowa and Ohio Siaic and Army and Voire Dame. A ho v e tire stellar players fiLturin: proiiiluently in. the 1W2H campaftrns or these six teams. Other outstanding j-ninef of the day will hrltur touelhcr Penn syhanfu and Harvard, llchipan and nvy. Curiietrio Ttndi and (eoructown. (Jeoria and Florida, Soilheru Methodists and Texas Auulcs, Nebraska and Oklahoma, California and Washington, and Stanford and Santa Clara. ... REALTY BOARD TOLD The power of organized hdver-; " tlsliifr, ww the KtihjiM-t under dis- ! eussion at the Realty Hoard lunch- eon this noon. An analysis ttf the! wide;prcrtd publicity received by ; the lioetie Hiver valley (bin the stunt of print inn pear recipes on ' I he wrap pern covering Doses and , Cornice which wero shipped from this section to all points of the 1 world, was made by H. V. VU- Hams, who led the discussion. That the advertising Nhould now reach out into sections not hereto fore touched, was one conclusion reached by the club. Just what definite project of community pub licity next to be undertaken by this group has not as yet been decided. By Brian Hell. (Associated i'ress Sports AVritcr.l XKW YOKK. Xuv. !C tP .In football games Saturday, November 10. the players will go out deter mined to do better , than they did last year. In seven important games on this dulo last season ties resulted and Saturday will give the buttling elevents an opportunity to roach a decision 1 'J months late. Johns IlopklnH slipped lip on Columbia 'h blind si tie to score a 7 lo 7 draw, and Cornell was tnde ty shocked by a ti to tl tie wilh St. liona venture. Syracuse found no relish in a gumo with Ohio Wes leyan, fading with the same score. This same Ohio Wesley an team started its l'.n'x season by defeat ing .Michigan, first of a series of reverses for the Wolverines. .With er Pittsburgh nor Washington and Jefferson has scored on the other since IJifi when Pitt won, ti to 0. Two scoreless lies followed. .Minnesota and Indiana fought out a gruelling 14 to 14 game, a verdict that cost the Oophors a share in the l!-'7 Dig Ten cham pionship. In the south u year ago (ieorgia Tech and Yanderbilt play ed all afternoon without either mustering enough drive to score, ami the same day Tulane and Au burn unit with the count 1 to il. iVrmy and Notre Dame, playing1 their annual game at New York will find the Cadets a heavy choice, but Army won last year 1 I to 0, when Notre . Dame entered the game a favorite. Dartmouth defeated Drown, lit to 7, at their hist' meeting, but may not be able to do it again. Penn sylvania ran roughshod over Har vard In lDL'T, but the score should he closer than to 0 Saturday. .Michigan and Navy, both off to bad starts. . havo Improved and should have a pretty battle at Bal timore. There was plenty nf scor ing last November when .Michigan J won, 27 to 12. ' Carnegie Tech and ( lenrgntown ; will give the funs of Albany. N. V., ! a treat, playing a game a bit out Daily Meteorological Report Friday, November ! Forecasts .Med ford and vicinity: Cloud v tonight and Saturday, with rain. .Moderate temperature. Oregon; fusel tied, with rains hi north ami west portions tonight and Saturday.- .Moderate temperature. I -1 BUTTER REVISION SgSSBB Bl FEATURES IWSS I : PORTLAND TODAY NERGHT CARD ! . Mum DTflM PU! I 1 1 V K I I I II I I IBIHII I I : of the beaten football path. Two southern teams engage eastern opponents when ..Maryland j travels to New Haven to meet Yale, ami Washington and l.ee invuls j Princeton for a bout with the Tiger. Vale beat .Maryland last year, 3 'I . to ,0. and Princeton won from the Cenerals, la to 0. Ceorgia Tech and Yanderbilt, ' flushed with success, meet In At -, lanta In a game that may have an, Important bearing oti the southern conference race. Another groat j battle in prospect fur. Dixie Is thei ( :eoi gla-Klorida game, won la si year by (ieorgia, 2 to a. The story is different this November. The Alligators are stronger than they were than and the Dulldogs have lost some of their bite. The annual meeting of the two Caroliuas North and South will be interesting, for this contest is always close. South Carolina won in 1H27. 14 to ti. Texas will grow excited over the battle of the Texas Angles ami Southern .Methodist. The ggies rode the Mustangs hard hist year, winning 3! to 111. but this is an other year. A game to be reckoned with in comnlllug western conference title figures will be pjliyed between Jowa and Ohio Slate at Columbus. The Uncle eyes were able to win their last encounter with the llawkoycs 13 to 1!. The .Minnesota-Indiana game seems certain tit be a terrific struggle, Chicauo won from Wis consin. 12 to 0, last year. Nebraska and Oklahoma, who did not meet last year, should have a hard fli:ht of It, and Missouri and the Kansas Aggies will be busy also. In the fur west, California and Washington play, with a thought to a il to 0 victory for Washington In their last encounter and Stan ford has a reverse at the hands of Santa Clara, U to i, to consider. Colorado will be In a state of civil war from a foot ball standpoint, with Colorado College playing Col orado Mines and Colorado Auglet meeting the Cnlverslty of Colorado. LO -El Local D&tm, 1 Temperature (Degs. )..-.. -Ill 54 Highest (Last 12 l;in.).. 47 57 Lowest (Last 12 his.).. IJG 4(1 Ue.1. humidity (Pet M 01 Precipitation (In.) 07 T Suite of wuther Cloudy Cloudy lutal precipitation Hince Sept. 1, ms.JLOL' inches. Sunset today, 4:5fi p. ni. Sunrise Saturday, 6:55 a. m. Sunset Saturday ( 4:55 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A, M. 120th Meridian Time PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 9. Prices of butter showed two re visions as trading got under way today In the local dairy market. There was a decline of .one , cent In .standard cubes, to 4X cents. Dids were advanced one cent o firsts to 4"iiic, Prices on other grades ' Prices of butterfat dropped 1 one clty aml couniV lo e!!-in' tlie to two centK. Local creameries ! card of boxing events. iM rounds, were offering one to two cents less'nt the armory hero tonteht in fact FOR HARD GAME . AGAINST BEARS POUTIjAXD. Oil'.. Nov. 9. (T) SKATTI.K, Nov. '.i (PI Wltll an Two liaiili'iioil. ilplerniinoil fnot 'availalilp s.hiih! ft 12 li'ss nu-n limn Iki) trams, the rnivm-hlty of Cali fornia nt l.os AnpplcB and Wasli-' ..I, There will lie another his out- i)ounuK ol llio flMlit fans of Hit- CITT ? 5 E"? h y. ft S H T 3 n r 3 r . ! I 5 linker City ) 411 Clontly lllmnarck VI 32 Cloudy lloise 54 48 Cloudy Deliver 50 . "4 Clear lies Moines 4(i .14 Snow Fresno 74 4fi Clear Helena 50 34 Clear l.os Anwles .... tl r Clear. Marshfield 110 uT Cloudy i'lmenix SO f0 Clear Portland 51! 48 Haln Hed Hluff 58 50 Clear KohcIiuw .......... 58 62 Haln Salt l.nlto City.. 4S :!4 Cloudy San Kranelaco. .. 64 52 Clear Santa Ko 54 32 Clear Seuttle 54 ' . 4fi Clear Spokane 42 50 Cloudy Walla Walla .... 52 60 Knln Winnipeg, 24 Cloudy .on eity delivered hutterfitt. tile quotations lielng ij:) to 54 cents, i IOkws were two cents hlKher on medium extras. Koins to 3S cents. other grades were unehaiiKed. ' There was a generous supply of ; turkeys, hut the demand was not js'.ront;. lUiyinw Ur fill nortlicrn j orders was expected to start within in week. One larito denier sent out hids on the Imsis of Us cents for choice toms and hens. Supply of other classes of poultry was limit ed, and prices were firm I Dressed meats were In hetler demand nt steady prices . Apples from the llltle mountain j section of OrcKon, packed in hushel veneer tuhs. were on 'market. They are priced. thans. $1.2i; Rome beauties $1.40 and -Delicious, Sl.i'i: ail comltinu tion prade. , I.. W. DICK. MeteorolOKlst. Radio Program KMED Hall Trlhune-Vlrgln Station a luriier tiudienre ;s expected than last week hecnusn local lovers of pugilism are now sold on the idea that Sailor .lack Wood does his hest' to provide good, hum and in lerestliiK proKruins. The events of tonight, wliieli he Kin at 8:45 o'clock, are i-'uainiiteed hy him to be classier and provide more excitement and genuine en teitainment tiiau last week's Kood program, iispecially Is the lnaln event, 10 nmmls. helweeit Kddlj CartwrlKht, the hard hittliu col ored lighter ot l.os Aniieles who has won more laurels lately In Portland fiitlits, and l.ohhy Ver- njnon, the touRh Porllnnd fiKliter the who showed up so well against the lonn- much heavier ICuneue O'tiradv of i Ashland last week, expected to fur nish tlirillH galore. The two are well matched as to I weight,, about 155 .' ihuhiiIk. skill,! I hardihood and all-around ability, i Hardly less interest int; will he (he Kemi-windup of tUx rounds be tween PrnnlHn U'-iit-iincl.-.. nf Pnt-t. f.-u. nn I land and .liimnv Weir of Klnmulh slock Ivarket closed stroni! today. 0"" u pounders, who nave; "Hhirpshooters" put In n ciuantlty Proved their worlh before In local j ot buyinft orders for stocks which nn(l oller events. Then, too, much theV believed had he n. overlooked excitement and fast work will be in the recent iIsIiik tide of values. Provided hy the four-round special Indian Hefininu preferred and Fly- event between Jack Foley of Salem ; Products Coke aecordlncly went n" ncno Villa, rllipmo, wi, , in A,in.u i-v.,,- si. pounders. - . -- ltadto u: 'c..iy !i; ludustrlnl The curtain raiser will he a four- rounu ko oetween Hiivini I oniasco, also a Filipino siTapper, and .Mick ey Rllqy of .Medlord, each welKh- tbe nuinbei- of invadiluf Cnlverslty of t'alifornfa players. Ihe t'nlvei--fflti- of Wiishiiii;ltiti football cloven iiiKlon State college. Invaded : .,-,. , illv , ..... ,M,.i i,idd ihe (Jolden Hears to a relatively low scoi-e when they meet here tomor row. The soulherners were urcel cd by a dt-lKv.llim rain wlien they arrived last nlKlil. While lliey illiln't like il. a llltle wetness did not dim-their confidence. I'Nire- a ory llelrt, wlilcn Khars i-very chance I Porllnnd today to net ready for their Pacifie toast conference to morrow afternoon In the .Mullno mail stadium. Knch team expects to bo at its peak tomorrow to play Its hest game of the season. Tlio kinks accumulated hy the nrulns In the loim train ride from i easts arc for l.os AAkkIph will be sllulitllteued ; would nlve th out In n light workout on the play-: I" run w ild over the totteriiiK in-; field. Two weekB of practice husky. in preparatinn lor Ibis particular I "AH "f ' players are In Bood tilt have raised Ihe caliber of the shape with the exception of Iienny l elas lo where they are expected l.om." Coach Xihs Price said, heavier, more powerful opponents I "llenny says be Is ready and will fron: I';;i!;iiuil. 'i'.iieir lorward ' ("- to piny. I ilon't know whether passliiK attack has been perfeeleil ! 1 will use him o I. 11 all tie- to the last degree in order that I pends on bow he collies' aloux they might take to tho air If their ! until game time, lie was shaken Wall Street Report NJ-:V YOKK. Nov. 9.- round work fails to hrlng ru- HllltH. WaHhiilgton State's fiquad of 112 plnyerH will also put a final tottrh on their playing organization In working hard thin week on defen n light, snappy Hexsfon In the sta dium. The Cougars have heen working hard thin week on defen sive way.t and means of stopping the ltruin rushes. The Pullman men are well. Informed on what they are going up against after watching the southerners play Idaho recently. up a bit In the Oregon game and hiiM had to lake things cutty" Hlnec," The (.'alifornlans, whoHe goal line has not heen crossed In Inter collegiate play this ' season nre rated as four touchdowns hetter lhan the northerners. On top of I hat I 'rice has hrought with him 42 men. while Knoch lingshaw has hut 30 who know the signals. SAL! LAKE MAI BOUIi STAY ON CHANNELS Friday, November 9 New New 21 i. I Meters 1420 KC 270 Meters 1110 KC P. M. C:15 Mail Tribune News and Markets. 6:30 to 7 Coast Display Ad- vertisin Co. 8 to The Medrbrd Itealty lioard, sponsored by Carl TetiRwnld. Saturday, November 10 A. M 5:30 to 10 White Kln Soap Co. 10 to 11 People's F.leetrlc. 11 to 12 Ueeho & Kindle Service Station. P. M. 12 to 12:30 ElliarCs Hook & ?A Muie Store, Ashland. 2:30 lo 1: JO William Serv- loo Station. . A 6:10 The MaJI Tribune News M' nntl .Mnrkets. ' Rayon 6 and Indian HeflniuR com mon fi. t'nion Pacific bit ?1'7 H ; n-11-l.uHnll A i-nn .... Kfl f new 11128 top. tieneral Motors '"' VM 1'OUIlds was unloaded on an extensive scale and sank below 217 which coin compares with the day's initial price of 222. Snles a approximated 4,500.000 shares. ' A new rlnt wilh three rones and lilsher posts will he used for the first time tonight, and Ike Dun ford, the timekeeper, lias thrown away Ilia old Wnterbury and will SALT LAKE C1TV, 'ov. 9. Wl (leortfe Kotsonaros, l.os Angeles heavyweight grappler, won over I.eo Paplano of Canada here last night, Papiano being unable to return to the ring after the first fail, which came nfter 00 minutes of wrestling. Moose Norbeck, Portland heavy weight, defeated Pat O'Hhorker, COOKE DEFENSE CALLS NO WITNESS TO STAND Use a brand new six-cylinder watch, i sit j,ke. taklnir the first fall In me tact tiint rreii r.ricKKon win j2 minutes, and the second In be the referee guarantees. that that minutes. Fights Last Night feature of the holds will he well looked after, Sam Dornan, well known Port land fight manager, has heen in -fedford during the last several days assisting Jack Wood In lining inn the fistic card for tonight. Do lman, who has under )n win some "V . of the coast's cleverest hoys, Is Nov. 9. P Thoj espexlfllly interested in .lark's ef- defence in the trial of James I--forts to boost the f!'0it "uame" In ( ookc, intntaa priAicnt of over- .neuiora. Acconung to iomun, ine ed Hennie Iiinrro Xew Vnrit i4 heck & t'ooke. defunct stock hro-j main event tonlcht snotlld he one ; (nger, N'pw York, Mopped kerage house, rented today with- of the best; tans here have heen 1 Johnny IawHon, Jersey city 15). out calling a single wltnetw, nfter; offered for 1 many a day a the! -, Circuit Judge Tucker denied nidusky Cart wricat and Holly Ver CINCINNATI, p. IMdie Jkndcr motion fnr n direi-tt'd v-rdlct ofjnon are not h mixers, and tonight's wn, Casper. Wyo., and Atigle III- ncqiiittai. r ooue i ennruea won scrap is ineir iirsi ruiue logeuipr, ; sanfi, HrooKiyn, nrew ti). .Mickey XBW'YOKK, Nov. 0. (P) An automatic "traffic cop" of the air Is to he called upon hy the federal radio commission to keep broad cast lug Htatlous In their assigned chnnnelK. Arthur Itntcheller, New York federal radio supervisor, said it device known as a "secondary standard" is to he Installed in the sub-treasury here and In Ihe cus tom houHe nt Hoston which will idiOW V In 111 I v u-hitn n liwm I nn ul I mr 11 (wtntlon Is deviating ftfiin Its allot ed wove length and the extent of deviation. Only 500 cycles nf vnrl- jilloit in permlttel, .Mr Itatchellcr said a "primary rOUTLANT), (By the Associated I'ressj NKW YOKK Kid Chocohite, Cuba, outpointed IMnky Hilver hurg, Ansonhi, Conn. MO). Clyde Jones, Wilmington. N. C., outpoint- standard" for the entire country is 10 be eHtabllnhed nt Home conveni ent point wllhin the United Htates 11 nd even t tin Hy "secondary stan dat dH" wouhl he lr stalled In all dlntrlct nf'lcen of the, denurtmeiit. b.v c mlezzlenn nt In con loses of customers lan eny nection with of the firm. j Deputy District Attorney I,enn i tiehrmnn began his argument to the Jury- although both have appeared onto'lluni. Covington. Ky.. outpointed the same c-ardn before. jerry Dalton, Indlauapnitri (fi). Wood all kinds oak. Inure!. (Joftd clean Jonathan apples, f.a fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel I ilJU ;re a hox. Woods LumUfr Co. Tel. ,03 1, , . . if CO., 711 E. Main 8t. , if Noses Needn't Shine Any More when you uc this new wonderful Kinch I'ro1-! Vace I'owdcr called At I A a i -f ; m . K e..p that ugly shine iiwuv. U'fmnn rave over lu superior purltv and (iiahty, Htavs on longer skin look- like a peuch koepH complexions youthful prevents lurne pores, (let a box nt Mi:i,L()-(iI Knee Powder to day. Ueuth'a Drug Hture. DEPAUTMKNTSIbRK C. A. MEEKER, Manager The Beauties oi the New. Vogue Revealed in all-Their Fascinating Variety at the M. M. Dept. Store At Usual Low M.'M. Store Prices ill 20 Reduction On all Sport Coats Some with Fur Collars. 1 Some Plain Trim .flS.75 ('tints ... tin.n.") c.iits ... !j!24.7.-) Ctmls 0.7') Ctmts :!2.r0 Ciiils .... Dresses $9.85 Olio rat-U tit" Sal in, ('ropo, ami ' o 1 v o t Dresses. MiO and tl-.T") values, selliny; Saturday at $9.85. $15.00 .. 15.95 .. 19.75 .. 23.75 .. 26.00 Men's Department Men's I'l'diidclotli Hliirts, cfdlars aftaelied $1.25 and $1.95 Men's Fiviu li Flannel Shirts, eol lars attnelied, pre-slirnnk. twi pockels $3.25 Jloys' Slickers $3.45. Youths' Sli. kers ;."..'."l.r...'$3.95 . Hoys' Shirts and Mouses ......75 and 79 Glen's Fancy Silk Socks, new pat terns .' to $1.00 Negligees and Lounging Robes Wonderful Values for Christmas Gifts Quilted Wolios, fancy patterns and exquis ite shades of orchid, blue and rose pink. $9.50, $11.50. $16.45 and $19.50 Flat Crepe, and heavy S a t i ii. Negligees in black wilh Oriental trimmings ..$19.75 Tied and dyed "Fairv Satin" Neivli gees ' ..$13.95 $5.95 rr- BASEMENT BARGAINS Women's non run Rayon Bloomers $1.19 Women's non-run Rayon Slips ...,.1...v4J::.'....:l..i...-.::..'......$l.l9 Boudoir Pillows, variety of shapes and colors 98 to $1.69 "Mamma Dolls' 98 One lot Women's Hand Bags Jpl.OO Baby Hose, white or colored 25 Eiderdown Baby Robes ......98 Children's Pantie Dresses up to 6 yrs. 69 and 98 Girls' Print or Broadcloth Dresses, 7 to 14 yrs., ...98 Boys' Blouses ....49 Close-out on girls' Rain Coats, regular $4.95, special $3.49 Sizes 14, 16 and 18 yrs. Men's Rayon and Wool Hose ....25e Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes;1 prices unequalled else where , uiii-iIh, iii'cordlnu lo Infcirnmtlnn j Tho fuiitlicll team of tli Connpcti ' rrrclvfil l.y I'uitlullil iifficitiln, cut Hrhaul fnr the Mind will play ! ; WutklttK fiinn srhool tntnnprow. lllliul Orlilnirn Thn vlHlnn of the tonni avPinRPH I IIARTPOltn. Conn.. Xnv.. ! lfl( 1 Ions Ihun nnn-tfnth of nnrinnl. . uim nrn m nnrom MM! nLMU IUUILbUI! , ,( '- t ' ...... tTTTtTttt TTTTTfTTTTTTTTTf T J'OnTLANT, Oro.i Nov. H. iP) Portland pollro woi'h riMUud toitny ; to bt on thfl lookout for thrin ilan gorouK criminals who nM(ni(I i ThurHilny nlKht from Jnll (it I1oIh . Irln. j NnmPM of the thrn pwnpoM worn ' nlvon n h Kmnk fiiiinlnghiiin, hurtf- ' Inr ti nd nfc-lilowir: J. W. Matty, forgor, nnd (loorgc It. DiivtM, nitto thlpf nnd whlto HlnVr. Thf Hh onprH Kurocprtod In tnktne n re volver mvny from on of th Jnll BOXING Eddie Cartright V8. Bobby Vernon MEDFORD ARMORY FRIDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 0 Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS Hams half of whole, per pound . Picnic Hams, per pound . ....... Home Rendered Lard, per pound Fresh Side Pork, per pound . . . . Choice Beef Steak, per pound . . Phone 273 30c 20c .16c .20c i 32c We Deliver i 0
