Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 11, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE STX M15DF0RD MAIL TTITBWT!. MTODFOTtT), OT7EOOV. SFXPAV, "S"OVEMBETt It. 1028. MEDFORD ASKS ROCKNE CRUSHES PUGILISTHEENEY - EVERETT TEAM i ARIWY TITLE HOPE j RUNS AFOUL OF TO PLAY HERE! Washington State forwaril wall for cardinal un-kl", after A touch- consistent gains. Altlfough thujdoii In tho firm quarter threw speedy hut'kH. iluildy Korster, Cain tin- nuii-iii of vli-tory today und T yxki:i-: kta iiini. sew v..i'ocvi:i:. is. Nov. 10.- Sundny, Nov. I, l'J2S Forecasts Mi'ilriiril uml vli'liillv Soluble Thanksgiving Game With.t .. ,.., . ,,,,,. down d.r." my Know,, "v.0- ,L'""""- ' - iiiinwur. ioari Diniui una ine ' VOKK, Nov. in. tA't Thi y way . filV Tom Heeney, ilu "hard ruck H((;r tuin Joe Mem in k uml Karl Feild.s, clipped thnlt Kr kuUih, the ini eifoieme laded and tliuy usually were ruiinhl'after eroHttlnir the line of HcriuiiiiaKe. The tUroni; Wash- j fiiKluii Stun- lino titopped all ruh-' oh. The 1 L-luiiK were held from 1 KuininK flint, down from Mcriin Mime, nniMnK two on penalties. A powerful CunKur attack, , ploughed tiirouuli Iho t'elmi line.; for 2i firm downs from Herlmmae. , orter hahihart, sophomore npeed-' l;iivi' ". tSlanfortl fretdiiiian f out bid! ehi u 7 lo ti victory over Hie California Hubert in tlie "Hi- i!c bin yume.' H NEW MANAGER OF PUBLIC IS URGED TO WHITE MUSIC GO. GET RESERVED SEATS bug .country today in iho hilly, wooded iiillis east of hero. Daily Meteorological Report 'WilJit:," that fhannlnn .iTi-yenr- Tlie management of , 'o,.ia ; U Aniw luin la. lulm-' ( rt aU-a l-y l. White music store hero hus Kacncl Crothors In her satire "Ex- 'Ashland MLltLiallV Can-"' N""'u l)a,m'' l''l"B h "": !". '"" " '" aH "e others showed billllant , (llu, aaMh linu sk ill or tiioir famous i.nitou Kintcs immigration nutiiori- f0rm rollprl Anrl I nfflk pplf !P"''1('ce.sors. dealt "oath '"' des-tlcs lie Is Just a. big follow mimed;. 0ra after punching over the i ceiiea, Ana Locais see ,.,. ,Uuv , tho ,..!,, pion-mccoy. .firt tiiwn m ii.miu .,-. i Tom discovered this when hejiou, came buck In the second to i ii l x T-ii n'Ml'li lltipcM of Ihe vaunted VeHt IlllCiaidIC nil uiiiv wii point eleven. ;anu Mm. Heeiiey arrived from ; throunh the enllra Uclan ' liocal Data. . ,..u . xt- ' the moKt lliillllHK .New Zialund ililK afternoon on I eleven for a SI .yard Jaunt for the j Game Wltn Ancient rOeS. "d dramatic' nniHheH any Kild-lthe Hteamer Nlaitara. Intendlni; second counter. Jones punctured 1 Iron Hrappie has vltneK. (l thliiito h ave Vaneouviir today for d p ,u f,. t10 (.! lrd and fouith I - - the Hoo.Hlei'H uncorked n 1 New York, the Mk heavywelKht Smith went over lor tho fifth i 1 emiierature (deK.) been taken over -within the past ' I'ressins ; one. wm reiurn io ex few day hy S. S. Jan of KUBenc. "" """"''f" next Tuesday nll.-ht. Kor U.e past year. .Mr. Janr. -'yeml.er 13. at Hunt'-. fraterlan .under tile aussplees of tile local managed the Slieriuan Clay Mua- j,ms c'luti. - ie company oi l-,uKene. anu lor ,.,,.,... i.,...,-io,v OreKon: Sunday linscttlcd. with the two years preceding that he ,. .., running rans in west and local showers ' headed a brunch of the same .....i ,-,.,.,...." wnti,." .,,i Vis In east portion. .Mild Uimperature. ! company In Kalem. Snnitan inoiher. andMimiie. his Il.r will be nsslsti-d In the stoi-s ; ,,,,. ,. ,,,vl.c.,icart and Ills iS 1 Stj''-V ''"'I -MeKeo, former employe , newly-found proup of "Pai-tV ' 5' ;(,t M"dfrd Ice and KtoniKe ! fl.,onilH who nVu 1iluln(. hlI, to. .2 K company here, a well known lo-,.(i ,),,. iu,.L. r,,i,,, .i ,. I.y mutual agreement between "l,"lsl,,l"t "'' '"'at th.iwas very nearly forced to remain alter he had completed a 37 yard U'Klierft (last VI lira.) 62 48 02 the priiiciimlB of tho Ashland and I1""""- '- lo 1,1 u "ensatlonal . here until Tuesday, .wine; to tin- run to the 11 yard line. Linden ' -owc'"f ''""J n.) .4 . r ... . . . u..t ' t'lil iii.l iii . . f lit. Ii.iiiilnpiilliin rt..i..i...l i. . . ' I(ll II 1 1 til 1(1 it V t tint I Nil .Mcdfurd uiBli schools, tho annual'"'-- ........ ... ........, H(:llrIK WH u urH. Thaiiksglvini! Day football (tamo "l ",u meuiesi ciowus m oiu. o.is w, tram numigaiun i nam run 01 12 yards lliroiiKh ! , p ,,,,vu' : cemer. The Coiwais. Buined l(7 yards Iuih been mneelled find the "li.d. ! eastern football history, a Jam of lo the I'nited Htates. tileli KeliMol iiiis fiMkeil tb.. ' 8'i.OOO spectators, roared from. Me finally solved his difficul l.verolt, Wash, high school for a'"1" v"Bt stretcliiM of the bii,' ball ties by putiliiK m a jroo bond to : from scrlimmiKc on 93 plays and tctnber 1. 192S, 3.15 inches Ksme in this city, upon that date, j l""'k ' Knute Itockne s wanlois-uaranti e his return And he was held tho I'clans to 70 on .13 plays. sTrniTs"etodayr(i:!"i7a.'m; j'rinclpal 11. li. t'onkle said tlmt "tll'ii"il. outfoiiKhi and outKen-.Ho elated that he offered to ku . Thirty-five Washington Statu alh Sunset today, t:SI p. m an effort would he made to secure ernled the soldiers In unexpected- surety to the extent of another j leles were used in thefray. sunrise Monday, C:B8 a r an Interstate) game, and if this '' decisive fashion. i $5eo for an Australian business ; The line up: t 1 -. ...,t.-V .- r lulled, tho winner of the I'ortliintl .Vine name won tin. aino with. man. who was, In the same fix. ! Washington state (38) U. C. 1,. A. .championship would be Invited to " spectacular 4.r,-,vard forward j limtilry elicited the fact that II. Hansen play here. .pass, thrown by Johnny Nlemlec i tiie t'nltcd Htatcs iihl not oonsld- Speidel The Thanksgiving Day Runic tw Jack o'ilrlen in a desperate or Tom as a tourist, nor was he K. Hansen cai .oung man. - : ward 'self-expression" with n .Mr. White has moved his head- i,,...,. ,i .... ., ,i, ,lM,. ho jjlMUnrtera to I'ortland. from which j amassed. u;( 'point he will superintend his three tik. ,,'ubHc ip urged to get us r, music huuHes. Including one in that , vt ved seats now pn sale at the 55!clty, one In Mcdford and one in-! box office. ,' Klamath Falls. The- local store! Slate of weather Cloudy Clear ls tu undergo a change of policy i roPFKVVlM.K.- Kans.. Nov. in -, t-. ,. ,r - wiin ine .new inanagement, anu: tn Alter KiitnapniB unaiueu 'plans for this- will be ' nnnuuhced J two police officers sent lo acres: . later. l him and forcing them to aid In -f ' 'ills escape, a man identified as Roguo Iliver Valley Tho Soenie i Dick (iregg. Oklahoma convict 1 pnradise of the world. iand bank' rubber susneot. was nt. I - - . ." -.!-)!'!-J.;.-.i. ...I. ...., r, BIFOCAIS Youthfulness . Tlie reading seguicut of the Nokroiue Bifocal is practically invisible. As a result, glasses with No-j Irrnmed hnvn the B&mp U ' handsome youthful ap pearance as the single vi sion lenses worn by the young people of today. Dr. Jud Rickert Optometrist 222 E. Main with Ashlund has been played for 20 years. The Ashland school heads were agreeable to tho change, und the agreement was reached mutually. The new order means that. the Armistice Day game with Ashland will bo the only one played this year. thrust at tlie army goal In the an immigrant. .M. lieln filial .iiuarter but it took all the I The lleonoys are going to New : Schwartz defense ability of the 1 loosiers, j Yok by way of Toronto as well as the final whim lo, to, r- prevent tlie cadcis from tyliii: the score In tile last inlnulu of play. IIAI.TI.MOItK HTALlr.M. IIAi.-i TI.MOItli, .Md., Nov. 1(J. (!'); .Michigan and Navy played to n j thrilling six to six lie loilay In wlili li all the excitement was re-; served for the second half. After a dull anil drab first two The Ashland and .Mcdford high school football .loams are iu fine feltle for their annual Armistice day clash tomorrow afternoon at Van Sooyoe Field. Though .Mcd ford Is picked lo will, there Is no , periods, Nnvy came back with uvcr-confldelice Ip the local cainii. ! ' ""h In the third period anil I and the game: is roKardcd as sor-corcd at the oulset. After beliml lous by the lilavora. Ashland Is placed III position by .loo Hall-' coming loaded for bear, and has nous 78-yard run back of the been "pointing" all season fur the "PoniiiK uicKoff for tho game SCRIBES SELECT ALL STAR COAST LEAGUE PLAYERS 1. 10 I-T 1-0 C iu; KT HE Q Ul mi Itasmus II row n Gould French Noble . Tandy lltslion Simpson i' leiuiug La llurcheric Fields loacii CalllKon wlil starl his first string,, as follows: Center, 11. Hughes, guards, . J. Hughes and Hpraguo or (Irecii; tackles, Morgan find Stuohr; ends, McDonald and itowerman: (iiiartcrback, Melvin or . tlaniett: halfbacks, Harrell and Anderson; fullback, Cooksle. The Mcdford team, as since Tlie -Dulles gnme was signed, will play under wraps as much as possible, as up. state scouts ure expected to be .un hand to see what they can see. Conch t'alllsou will probably Hwlug his full sound Into action be fore Hie game ls over. The siu'oud I.OS ANtilSI.KS. Nov. 10. (fl'l Second 1 Tremendous diivhig power, a real half to Michicnn's K-vi,rl lino. I flasll of sueeil here and thprn ni-.i! Clifton koI five yards In Iwo playsjUU llh-tlgllt Infield; of sltcll Is and then (lannoii i.liniK.-d ovi r I the niyllilcal aggregat Ion of eleven Hie first touchdown of the con-1 .li's who liavo been enrolled In test. Tlie Calli'ornlan, however I he I'ncll'lc , Coast leaguu'a base could not aild the point lhat would 1 bu" hull of fame as tlie most out. have meant tlie game, his kick for slandlii.-; players Iu the circuit dur the extra point galng wide. '"g tho season. juiciiigan slarted a drive in the' "i" leagues nil-star team for Dressel Muskell I Kohucr l.ainliart ll.oruu . I.. I loin i Score hy periods i Washington State . 6 l.'l 0 11138 ! V. C. j. A. 0 I) 0. 0 0! I Scoring touchdowns: For Wash- i liKjton Stale. Iloran 2; Jones (sub: I I or Horaul 2: Kihltll (sub for I.. 'Ileliil; Linden, (sub for Itohwcri.. I Try for point after touchdown: I Wasnlngton Stale, .Muskell, .Mac-J Donald I sub for Lainhart I by end i run. i Officials: . Referee, Sam Dolnn, ; Coivnllls; unipiiu. Hobby Morris, i Seuttle; head linesman. II. Had-1 euocli. I'ortland: Field Judge, Shy Huntington, Kngcno. , closing moments of tho ' third period ami ran It to a touchdown early In Iho fourth. Driving In a steady procession from the 4S yard Hue to the goal Hue the Wolverines knotted iho count when Honor, ncodliiu- a fot for the counter . un first down, went over. Huiilte, sub. could nut meet string has been going great 'guns j '" I'espoiiHlb lily lilglK on his .". HMD mo uirii nun iimk iu'II. In I oly,1 nnd with Applowih', A'alief. n nd I'otUM', Iuih been offerliiK mjiiic reiil eoinpctlllon. The Kanie in the athletic feature uf tho ArnilHtleo day program, nnd AiiiMflrul I'l'iiiiduliiiiil mimiIm hnvnt heen net anlrto for AHhland funs. llrjK, Kulocled hy 21 HportH writ ith of tho I'ucllie eoiiHl til the in vitation ol I'roHhlent Hurry A. W'llllaniH, folio wk: "Dnteh" Hnethcr, San KruncfHco, pltehur. Johnny IJnKHler, Hollywood, caleher. Karl Hlieeliiy, Sucmniunlo, flint Ihiho. Johnny Kerr, Hollywood, hocoiu! bum). i ' Itmum .MehaUKhlin, ncrainentn, ST A N F( -HI) ST A )l V M , 'a I.. Nov. ;(). h KUiHhlnK a hewll-. derhiK assort men t of Ioiik. sboi i. ami lateral pauses, Stanford I'tii-vei-Hlty today brushed tlie itren ehoes of Santa ';ra ,by n wow of I! I to 0. A crowd of 1 ."...Ootl liiflinlln pnii(b-Mt-eleet tied ' Mi's. Herbert Hoover. wal'h'-d iho MIOIOIIIAI, ST A DH'.M, KKI.KY. Nov. I 0. (i-T) A ku -(M'ssful .ry for points bv (irey. Tom 1. Kmftltt, of I'ortland. a nuted NorthweHt referee, with J'eni'H of expei'lciHo in tiie haiulllni hitherto unbeaten teams . Before n mildly enthiiHlastle erowd of 7,000 at tho new Chail- Wi'.'k Hladilim. tliiu ulnlu-nri l.,n.l of orowds and bames, will lie the ut ,l0,MoH trom .u tHlui-K li march. ahead to their sixth straight vie Al.l'.ANY. ,. Y Nov. I II. (?'(- Carnegie Tech, a giant eleven with j third base. n punch and a d.izzlliii; bag of JL.vn Lury. Oakhind, Hhorlslop. tricks, emerged victorious over' Dudley Leo, Hollywood, short (leorrelown by. a score of III to O.Hlop. this afternoon in a battle fin' stir-1 Hoy Johnson. San Francisco, vivai between two of the east's! left Hold. I'.url Avuilll, Sau Francisco, cen ter fluid. Smead Jolluy, San Fnincisco, ligbl field. head official of The UallosMed- ii.i i it ' '. game, at tory of tho season In Impressive . .. ,...,...,,,.,., ,, ,-, Hiyin. It was the first rover I..HHHI was iueuiorii's olioloo asiof . ,.,,,. ,,,,., (Uiorgotowu reforoe. Iho umpire, and head u.am wl(ll.,, llItlI rcewni. linesman will be named by 'I he ,ion as contender for Hie mvlh- ullllM' Ileal e.islorn llllo l.c rlni.,,,!,,., Vo... Tho Mcdford squad of eighteen nien will leave this city Haturd'iy evening, nnd arrive nt The Dalles Sunday noon. They will pul on tholr foutball shoes and Indulge iu ti light practice. The Dalles grid Iron Is grassy the same as Mr uughlln. Tho, -final Medford practice will .lie HuUirday morning before do Piil'lur... Intensive :,lgnal drill will be held all next week, in prepara tion for the game. Hoth Coach Callison and his sound to date have been coiiccn tratlng upon the Ashland game to morrow, the players regarding It mure serious than The Dalles run test, owing to the well-known prii penslly of Ashland to upset' the dope. No matter how poor they shuw against the rest of the world they can always be depended upon to put up a good battle against their ancient foe Mcdfnrd. The Southern 1'iiolfle nnnuuueed this murnlng that 25 had an iiuutired their Intentions of at tending Tho Dalles game, going on the train from this city. Many valley fans v'H go to Coi-vullls by nuto for tho Orogun-O. A. t guuio find thence In The Dalles , spending Kundny In Portland. York rnlverslly. HI! ANT Fll'H.D, ATLANTA, (la.. Nov. 10. tP) (leorgla Tech bllglil. oil Vniiderblli's soiirhorii iimfo;--ouoo football championship hopes here this afternoon by adminis tering a decisive III-" defeat to the Commodores. - . Vanilei'blld s oil Its only touch down in tho final period on a sensational dti-yard run hy llrown, a lineman. OLD EIL BEAT BY OWKNFIHLD. M) It MAX, Okla., Nov. Id. (rt' Nuliraslta's Jugger naut crushed the Oklahoma Soon ers In .their homoeonilug fuot ball gnme here today 44 to 6. Tho mighty Huskies kept the pig skin In the enemy arou the great er pari of the lime and scored almost at will. I'lTTSIU'KOH. Pa., Nov. It). -(II In a hniiln waged amid snow flurries and on a soggy gridiron, the rnlverslty of Pittsburgh over whelmed Its traditional enemy. Washington Jerferson. at litt stadium. SB to 0. One of the sniHllest crowds of the sensuu, IMian funs, saw the contest. HoIIIb Thurston, San Krunclsco. Utility. For the first tlnio ulnco tho Idea of sulccling un all-coast team was originated three yearn a-;to hv I'rosldent Williams, the position of utility player was included. Competition was kuun Iu lhat. do-pniimctit. HIOAItS WIN ago One) (Continued From NASH Barber Shop Has Been Purchased by CARL BOWMAN and HUGO DAILEY 108 East Main MARYLAND SQUAD NEW HAYliX, Conn. Nov 10. ! (Vf Yale'H Mippotiedly powerful t eleven wn routed hy u Unlit but fiLHt and wide awake Maryland team today hy the hcoio uf 6 to V. the Yule defeut helnu; one of the moat unexpeeted upnetH uf Hie day anywhere In the country. Mary land had not been Klven n chunee MKiiiNt Yale heeHUHe of Un poor wurly peiiKun nIiowIuk. hut the itoutheinoiH today completely out. played nnd otil-guoMtu'd the blue eleven whleh appeared 8 tale, hIow ond overruled. INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phon 10S so N. Central Medford, Ortgon offensive, couldn't rip through Iho. " iiniiii IrttxAJ :' . . " -rv " - ... . i CAMMKIIXIK. Mu.. Nov. in () Treading the turf of the Ilar-( vard stadium again after an ah- i nonce of twenty-throe years, a lithe, power tut Pennsylvania eleven toyed with the awkward mlqht of Harvard today and ended the brief resumption of one of football's most ancient rivalries with the second victory In two ears -by -a-7 to 0 score. NEW YOKK, Kor.'To.fflA former show girl is to receive one sixth of the Income from the es tate left by Arnold Kothsteln, Hie lJj . Iu-:a in M..r under , tcrni'i nt 'i III ''lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll' . . LLaTTi .BB1, al a a? nt I LUI K"r..-.lt tr-i a., , , J Medford Building Phone 90 If Is Your Home Wired for Football ? F course you're look ing forward to getting the big collegia'te games by radio. . The Amazing New . SPARTAiNf Affords those who seek the very finest radio entertainment the best in reception, tone quality and selec tivity. You will be pleased with the beautiful SPARTAN cabinets, too. $188-00 , . Complete with Tubes iWith Cabinet Speaker -: $310 Let us show the Spartan to you. iMiiTHbhioofBroaaicEoth A plain lu( lustrous broadcloth ol' unusual tuality, with uniform and absolutely fict colors, Danube blu, (ifnit tic lrtcntlio, cliampairnt', also Vliitt. Ul AND HOALV ITI. Daaiil 111 A Complete Cleaning and ! Dyeing Service $2.50 Ore and Bullion Purchaned I I'olK.-.iA.ef lUt WILDBERG BROS. SMhl.TlNO RKFININO CO. OnV: 74; Mfc St., San FriKi f "THE STORE TOW EVERYBODY" J TURKEYS We have $40,000 at our disposal with which tb buy Dressed Turkeys for the New York Market ;.-,Js ( r j. -Vi,. r. . -'i If W li We pay CASH when car is loaded. Three or four' carloads will go out next week, the 15th, 16th and 1 7th. The New York buyer is here and the cash is here. .'.''. Phone 929 or 932 for particulars and instructions. ... Poultry Producers Association CLAY D. PARKER, Mgr.