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MEDFORD 3LTTL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORF.OOX THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1" . . m in OREGON OPEN GOLF TOURNEY wouui STARTS TODAYS Stars of Links Game Waverly Club lor First 18 Holes Leo Diegel Only Noted 'Pro', Missing $5000 Purse Posted. mi4 hole un which ho made birdie 5.- . .' Waller Hitmen, iiriiin ehanijiioB, and Hortnn mith, Jop Im. Mo., scored 3ti nny Farrell, A I Kspini eens. 1 Cooper putts.- which if successful uouju have (jivon him a tie with nny Jones, 7 Seattle, profes- ; champion of tho t'acifie took a seven on No. , a five par hole. Frank Walsh, of , - : Apple-ton. Wis., one of the dark j horses of the tournament irmdc the , ai" first nine in 43. ; Dudie WHhelm, local amateur : champion, Rot around in 3T. j Johnny Karrel- .u;! Ha Ken ; reached Portland this IvuvViiin just i I hi time to hop a hus to ihei . grounds. Ujiku. stcpiifil. to the ' , first tee without a single practice 'Mrokf and tlrove almost 3ti yards. Most of the gallery followed Ita i MONSTER RALLY DALLES BEtlEVES ! V . TOMORROW NIGHT: FRIGHT COMPLEX AS-TEAM SENDOFF. HAS AIDED TIGERS I'OriTI.ANf;, Ore, -Nov. 15. PP) Willi top notch 'Koif'-rs' of the world in eomtietltlon in tho 5000 Oregon open at the Waverly Ooun- The MedCard lliKh school foot- j Tho ro,lH)n tli:u the X! dfnr,i hall team will ho ttiBiialcliea upon ' hiuh wlieo! football team rims its trin to r Tho Dallea fnr tho over Uk oiuiom-mn. aceurttlne mythical state rhampiouBhip uanif iio Th." Dulles ClirmiMo nf Tnw iu tliat.eity next Monday with a aa.v. ; Sjause the opponents a"1 monster Tally -of citijens ami slit n-aml to drat)!, and the ivtwon dents, to he held In Hunt's On- jforvallis modo s-ecti a poor how terian theatre tomorrow cveninK, illff here, is that they hail not -betweett the first ami seeomi ; oovered from a I- to a defeat at ; shows. :the Itamls of The Dalle. -or- Siliool songs and yells will beivnliin also yufferl. acomrtinit to ivett hy the iiish school student. 'tjlo article from an ' inferiority a Klee club and male quartet will eomplex." Trp in-tiile, iuw-v. HjuB, the lilsh school band 1U.,ue not attempt to UiubH off the play, meinhers of the team will he -fact, that t'orvhliis made mere and the yardasie than The Hallos, and that Ben, wlto played with Donald Moe, Oregon amateur champion. On the (mr'uml (rom llle ,,,, , loottaciiinstiess of the evetsins snp i plied by Oratorp Jerry Jerome, lJaul McDonald. Pop (5ate. Karl , Davis, Judxe Kelly and others, wtiti ess is n deiicht. rwid The meat of the situation ; sixth hole liaen Hank u 3S-foot j putt down hill. He had to Rive the hall a four-foot side run to sink it. He mado the hole in a " ' orders to ootiie out of their ran- j Tommy Armour. Washington. , veisalional hmiille iji not less than D. C, who is defending his Oreson :fotir miuates. the limit niaced hjkiii poiir bend w-rli within tho i 8-yard line ulone cost them the victory . Th nj-ffiiinciit. which for naive- that A-iiiumi.. located - in ilea ford's ha cttiftor yard, knows Walter Haqen try oluh today. Dr. O. W iilinK. of Inrtland. scored lowest nn first nine, tumini? In 3 open title, found the (,-rcen.s decep- tniks durin'S Utterly Ixtan dtises. m,..i, m,. to he Imffaloed he jtlve. and made the first nina in 3S. i Stanley Wilcox, itish school yellfer,. me same starts. They stave j Walter Ha ten. ilritislt open chain-1 leader, is roundiOK up one and all M0(ifor,i ,h hardest same of the jpioo, and Kd Dndfey of Los Ansetea 'to atteud and lend Uls moral and f,M ,inis f.lr. if the wore means jtied Tor lead with par 72's anions ; vocal tjnpiwi't to the occasion. It .,nvthinK. Mho first SO finishers today. Dr. : i expected to be the most rousint! "iiedfotd's reputation is Riieh ;0. F. WillittK scored 73: Phil .Tay-1 rally ta the liistoty of the school. tnnt mot every team they lilay 'lor of Victoria, . C 74; Tommy , The. trek of southern Oregon citi-' coes into the tiame scai-ed to Armour and Walter Pursey ot Se-dens to The Ualies starts tomur- nc.i,. feeling that they nre Boiiis Jattte, 75: hTarry Cooper of Buffalo tow stttcruoon, oy tans who wjh and Horlon Smith of Joplin, iio..; motor (ri Corvahts to sec the Ore. and Hudle Wilhelm of Portland, ! Ron O. S. C. Kame and then jouruey i 7U: Jtihtitty Junior. Portland, and ' oil to tits titid-COlumbla town. Oth Jciiatles Perkins of Vancouver, "li. ers will leave: yaturday. -iOiitK by I C, and Slortio Dtttra of Taconta. i The Dalles-Coltinihia highway, !77: llave lllack of .Ohicaso and 'which is reported to bo in a siip- llliitt fnrtin of Henn. 79: Don Moe : Pery condition with winter rasm of Alderwund. SO; Tony Jlanero or ; in eastern Omiton. Others will' ),,. f-he Dalles team. Meiiford ;Xew York. XI; .Norman Smith of 'leave .Saturday evenlni! hy the wi)) 1(;lvp ;1 rtishi adrantnK in (Yakima, 8:1; Prank Walsh of A p- j Sotiaitern Pacific which will at- w,jKU so did t'oiva!il nnd Com- Ipletnn, Wis., 83; liill DalKlteish ofltaill two extra sleepers, ins rate httttte, Mont., SS. will he l?J0 for the trip, lilsh .1. J. O't'onncr, New York, S; i school students who plan on at FTtHilt Ilodio. Seattle. 78; lUoiinny i tendi);-; the Kamo or deranKitt!; Knrrell. N'ew York. 74 ; Hussell some of their auatomy will wail: tip against a super-team and tnai no aiiionm of siiny on their )art 'can win. Ashland, altlnntRlt de feated lit an early name last year. went into the second snmt to win it and almost did. "There are il player " on 1 ! 1 iledfnrd team and a sdtnilar nmn- not do- thti t : Smith, Waverly, 7S; Bill Stttmpf, i down tile hlftb way,' when they can t ! ,.. ,..,,!. u.i t. l.',,a,i, iHtMuu i iiet. it i-iile. imjt eommit bonkev do- lie shot I . i fii.,' ,'iine it. par all the way except for the se,- , s0 Johuny GolaeUi Paterson. Tile Medford sqttad of 19 piay- 'X. J., 72; .Mel Smith, Columbia, j and Coach t'aiiison will leave 72: Hill ISenham, Silverton.fi: TaliSat"a.v evening and arrive btm Uoyer, Jiastmoreland. 80; .Michael fday noou. Keisler, unattached, 97; Elmer Wade Williams of Portland has Zimmerman. Multnomah. 78: Ahp been named,, as -referee for the' r . . . . . . i , ii VJ .iiw... r Kspinosa, UUiraso.w ,7: Cttrley ; Kamo, tn oiacsjH, mm L.ouint, prn- f have ' been Heuston; Seattle, 79: Noll Chris- tviousiy announced.-, . ., :,r , ; 'Vcr. ! tlaitj Waverly,- -7i Bert VViltle, lie!- 1 linRi:am, 75. hits when S I MONDAY .. IF.t5al-" iiov.. nwi 1 M, HUNT'S . Craterian Fights Last Night ! POUTi-AXU, Ore,, Xov. !". tVi The first IS holes of tho Oregon , $Tt,ano open olf champ Eon ship ; '. " , 1 1 awaited enrly l of the pick o XKV YOUK tUowe ourtscyt professional golfers of North joklulimnn. knocked out 1'aui Swi America here today on tho Waver-'dcrskl. Syrcuhe. X. V. Si: Oo. hy country chin vmmv With tlw i Hoffman,. New : York:, outpointed exception of 1-eo JMo:ei( nation:tl : i-ury Iteunon, New York. (0). profesMioiial Kolf ttHsoeiation cham- pion, every professdonni titlehoidiT i of note in the country was ready for the opening of the tournament. Hcadinc the list wore Walter, ilu- ncn,. licit iU open champion, aijd Johnny Parrel I. mited Stattts open ,' JUiTOX -r- Jack Hrltion, New kJiif?. f ; York, outpointed Larry 'lodayw pi"OKram " called for IN fniniiridi;.1 . AIiimh. OKTUOIT JJiily Shaw; Oetroit. . won on foul over Archie JJeit, L"cw York S); Jitn O'Uricn, of (irii'ucport, tmn.. outiiol n f d ThH'-k" Miniiella, Unton, Ind., R). merer hut the mi vantage j diyhoiutcnine-. ielford has iUed other schools hy ti-cmen- ous scores, while roacii jjo .mmi- iay. hutlditiw if another year. niaved second-string men his firM-strine players were a (ouihdown or two ahead, "Medford people are makinff much over the "-7 d(flnt of "or-valll.-. ' compared with the 12- defeat hy The Duties. Hnd it not been for the ItcktaR f:orvalil took here, the slory at Meoiorft ii3f;ni,' t- differ.mt tMto. How- "Consider Corvallts record. Lost to The Talhs. V-(t In h feamf .in whi?h Corvallis jjt nlmosi 'every hrenk. Lost io lieml, fi-8. :ifter nutplnyinK Millmen ; thti!c iiunrirm. Tied n-0 with West J.'nn after plueint? the "haU u the F-yard line twice Then i tt-HU to .Medford with hardly a miijor victory udi their , hli. Why, the Corvallis team was stif ftrinR tnm an inferiority com !pl'x ti hiij as a drii'-store cow hoy's hat.' Thci e Is no ovetconfidenve, in Jthe .Medford team, nr-lther is thorn ,atiy apprehension. They uro -KoinK ,ti The italics, prepared ttt display HriBnola, nit the foot hall they know,, Since (lit-1 UrtHv Te ionics -earns was assure, uie holes, with nnother is for ifunor shmitcca. l?oston. ontnointed John- team has heen struKKhn row. After that the' 61 low scores y CappetV Bjiic, Mich., 6; with . limited plays aloHjf Xoxl- rrn- md ties for tf-Uh pJace ojt the first ..toe, CahapuJ Hj'nimouth,, 3iasf(., y ""'y t loose; with their two days' play will o into the, knocked out Uan ' Zamilh -Mitwatt- it o an- n imiK final 3fl-holo round on Rftturdfty. Jfece. i4). - Kit h ;i chance, Hcoum of The ..I, tm . 1 1 Diiiles viewed the panic ilonday. and failed to nt ' the expected , "eye- ftiff. They paw the se omi (tmm do most of the work. The Medford t-am Vent inrmifih it strenuous practice last cveninK, and will conclude their heavy work this afternoon. All the team is in pood physical condition, with the except (on of Stitehr, llarrelt nnd Cooks), who hnvs lijtht olds. Wt-frL-J . . .... - .. it s? , IfiD HOU.Y ST. PKOKK 244 A Complete Cleaning and 'Dyeing service Will H. Wilson: CUTS. LOOSE NOVEMBER SALE! Ten Thousand Dollars More by December 1st We Are Making Prices That Will Do It 1 1 t 1 Khaki Riding Breeches, You Pay Less Heavy Winter sizes 28 to 30. Sale at Union Suits price 95c. WILSON'S SSc. i I 1 L " i Speaking frankly, man to man, are you paying more and getting less? It's up to you to find out. ' T V 1 1 f Leather Faced Gloves. Men's $35.00 Suits and Men's Blazers Tips and Everything!5 Overcoats going at going at ' 35c ' $15.00 $L45 .. 1 JUST HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS Men's Flannel Shirts ........ $1.45 1 Men's 2-Pocket Work Shirts. ... 45c Men's Sweater Coats . . - . $1.45 Men's Fancy Dress Sox , . . , . . 25? Boys' Long Pant Suits ; . , $6.45 Men's and Boys Overalls . . :; ?5c Men's Leather Coats $9.45 Men's Short Rain Coats , . , . . . $200 Men's Sheep-lined Coats ..... $6.45 Old Hickory Shirts , v ,S5c- Men's Mole Skin Pants $2.45 Buck Skin Shirts .' ... . . ... . . $2.45 Men's Whipcord Breeches .... $2,45 Canvas Gloves Red Wrist ... v 10c Lindy Coats , , . . $5,45 Men's Wide Garters , . . , .... 15c BLANKETS, QUILTS AND PILLOWS Rubber Shoes ..... QlH $3.50 Red, White and Blue Hdkfs. .... 5c Jersey Gloves ............ i . 15e Rubber Boots , , .... . , $3.50 Union Made Work Pants, . made like a Dress Pant. . . $1.85 Men's Ties, lots of them, 25cf ' Also Always a Good Fire and You Are Always Welcome THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST WILL H. WILSON 32 North Front Street , Medford, Oregon -t-'j-Lv5: ... rW Mild enough tor anybody . . and yet they Satisfy' k PLAIN, unvarnished statement of fact: V."Mi1d enough for anybody and yet thev satisfy". If you will light a Chesterfield and smoke it critically you will find no hint of- harshncss, but a certain mildness, with ' rich, wholesome flavor. ' Chesterfields satfsfy without being harsh. They're mild without being insipid Of tasteless. p On Wet, Slijtfery Highways YOU'LL WANT GOODYEARS! YOU'LL NEED GOODYEARS! WITH THEIR NON-SKID ALL-WEATHER TREAD You'll like GOODYEARS with All WEATHER tread that GRIPS the road-, . they STOP when you put on the brakes and START when you step on the gas. QUIET, LONG LIVED, ECONOMICAL you will find that GOODYEARS set the standard of quality for all GOOD tires. Moderate in first cost and cheaper to ride on by many miles in the long run. , , . s DONT FORGET OUR COMPLETE TIRE REPAIRING SERVICE ; Medford Service Statioi Main and Pacific Highway YOUR TIRE SHOP Phon 14
