Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextAIKDFOIM) MATfj TRTBUXE, MEDFOTHV OREfiOY. TONDAY. NOVEMBER IP,. 1923. 71 QAI fll1 DDIMPIDAl S GRID SEASON 1 HOI STRETCH, ON TOMORROW ': . i CARNEGIE TECH STAR IN ACTION mml J IS APPRECIATIVE or- o - . O'GRADY SHADES Many Teams in Battle for Competitive Honors Sectional Leaders East, West, South . and.; Far West Involved . I 't V-a'V 1 -F?-f "'Vs, ,A. CHIMIN OFFICER I By BRIAN BELL Associated Press Sports Writer XKW VOHK, Nov. 10. !') I Com inn Into the homo stretch nf j Ihn football season, muny leums to-; murrw will he flKhtlm; for their 1 competitive lives. Army and Navy art) ll;e except Inns lor the. two aervlre teams that have scheduled opponents Rood enmiKh to he in torestlnK hat not helleved danger-1 oun to the. peace of mind. Army will tune up for Nebraska liy pluylnR Carlton of Mlnunsotu, i while Navy: takes on Loyola of i Ilaltlmore In preparation for I'rlnco- j ton a' week away. i inst HB vonrs old Vrlnrotnn will I "ar" ,n l""n0 " I,r0 an"' favorite. Ilend hut H has turned the trick Virginia S 6 oli dead", "k w I'Hnce.on. probably to Coach Hill , oi, Its own grounds. Y& Into " a !u X",dlok w!!h ! r.!" ' i There Is distinct In.ersec.lomi. Ohio Ktato If I ho Timers can Mini 'hack' Yale Tho lolls, liy Ihn huiiii! Howard Horpstcr. captain onJ quarterback o( Carnegie Institute of Technoiony. 0" "' n lonn one aurmo pracnci;. ; hard to name ilKur'lhi?, will throw the Army and Maryland ilefenln out of the hnnl: If they can. lake Ihn Tlner skin linck Ui Now llnven. t l'rlncetun and Yale holh have hud .unf and downs, and It Meems (IT OUTBATS . I '' "THE BAT" i t m-' mt. . ivvBms j mm t 1 1 ''-1 HUNT'S " CRATERIAN ' ' 8TARTS MONDAY NOV. 19 It Would Be Much More Exciting to lose yoi'ir 'valnablos thaif 1o lmv thtMn spc'ui'oly locked i) in a Safe. De posit .Dox but who wants that kind of excite ment? ' Individual lock boxes in our strong :First National vault at.. 3.00 n year and up. FIRST NATIONAL BANK jHiimu t UM-. flavor In llin curil. In riit(MHtn i Notre Dame's defeat or Army has . the CnrnoKle-.Notrn Damn nlfalr, hroiiKht Ihn Rnmo . with (Vni-','lo l'ltt 'oes out lo Lincoln to try io at South irnnd lo the front rank : demonstrate, II still has a toucli for lh Tartans from I'll IhIiui-kIi down hetter lliaii NeliniHlin. have not heen sloppeil. Detrnlt. nndefealed iibiiIiihI fair- The I'lllshui'Kh eleven has not y steady opposition, plays I'onl .defeated Notre Dame at South hum at ihe I'olo ilrouhds of New York, while .Missouri Ih laklnK on Now York university at tho iicIkIi- horltiK Yankee stadium. ' .Missouri's 'liners ore conceded no more than an outside chance i imaulst tho powerful N, Y. t:. ; crowd. Western Conference The Kamn hctwoen the undefent ied lowu and Wisconsin teams will ;h.iVc a lot lo do with determinlns jllie title holiler of the western con ference. 'I he Huwkeyes were het ler laHt year hut now they are. carrylm; an added hmilen of hnliK al Ihn top of Hie heap, n Inrget for all cotnerH. ; . The southern conference leaders, I OcorKln Tech, Tennesseee and Klor , Ida, have opponents who cannot he rewarded lluhlly. Dixie nhaerv ers, however, expect the Tech Yel low Jackets to win from Ahihaiua hy lihoitt the hiiuic mari;iii as last year, two touchdowns, while Flor ; Ida Is .'lviju an edi;e over ('lenmou , liy critics outside of South (.'uro bilin, where Clemsnu is tnnled to lilop tho AlllciilorH. Tho clash of 'two Tennessee elevens, the Uni versity or Tonuossoe and Vander- i hilt, should furnish oiioiikIi footlmll . for two Koines. In tho far west thorn Is tho mat iter of state's rlnhts to he decided Ihetwoen California and Washing, ton, with Culirornla perhaps lu I holler position. Stanford will piny ) the I'niverslly of WashltiKton wliihi ! Soul hern California meets Washing .Ion Sinto. The lolurns last year 'were in favor of the Calll'nrnlnns. j'l'he I'nlverslty of California is fa j vored over Nevada, j , Oregon "Natural" i An all-state hattlo hetwoen tho i University of Ot'eBon and tho Ore igon AkkIos seems n "natural." with Ihe result In doubt until the end of tho Katne, and perhaps even after Hint. Itivtho uust, Yale and Prlueoton J have., no ..monopoly on the tradi- , t to 1111 1 rlvulry spotlitsht. llliums i nnd Amherst, llarvard and Holy i Cross. Kill ;eiB and Ia'IiIkIi, Col ! umhin nnd I'enn. Cnlcate and Syrn- euse, Cornell nnd I Hut mom li. I'enn State and Lafayette, and (leoreo lowu and, West Vlrnlnln aro not siriiimoiK. ASIILANR. Ol. , Novi., U t(Spi.clal)-.tJ-ne cj'c-jidy. Ki nil Unlit-heavy, nlolilcit placidly lliroiiKh a 10-roiind seance with Joe Swindler, flithlina chlel of j police of Chiloquln, for the decis ion, nt the Ashland armory last; ninhi in the feature event of tho' ! American Lceion hoxins fete, j O'Ol-nriy was scl to end tho nf-' j fair on several ocensious. but his ; apparent unwillinKness to trailo ' wallops for an opuortunlty 'to land in sleep producer, each time al-. : lowed tho chief to lean In a elcin" .head. , The remainder of the curd warn ,filleii with action nnd knockouts,, much to the delight of the hirue KnthcrinK of fan.-, many of whom ver- from the rr-servatlon me tropolis. ' In the Hoini-wiiifliiji Austin llo Isanilcr, Ashland l.'lX-poundcr, lunothei-e,! "Wild Hull" lotfinan.; ifhlhiiiuln. with n shower of plovesf .which Pit the 'Vil,i Hull" coin-! Ipletely lamed and on tho resin in jtlie first round. Knsnntlct- showed i terrific! socking tiower and fans; ( would like to see more of bis I wares. i Harold Wricbt useil n fast left lo the head with telling results hi his rour-rotind nrpument wilii; Henny Hyson, tho latter heiimi hlondy lhoiiuh still unhowed nt the' final hell. Hyson tool; -i nine; count twice, nnd intiniied lo I weather the siortn by only u liar- ; row inai-f-in. Voting Terry of Chiloriuln sent over a liaiTiiac fif leather at Hie ! nutlet nf liis match will! .Mickey i Hiley. .Mctlfnrd, ;t:l iounds, and lliie latter kissed the canvas in Hie j j first round. The Chiloqtiin tad; had the benefit of Kreater exile-j I rienee, to say nothing of the fiict ! that .Mlciiey's Jaw seems a hit; j tend for the filit rncket. ' Medford hospitality to the visit ins Salem team last week wiped out tho former spirit of unhculthy rivalry which existed between the Salem and local hlxh school teams and did n Krone ileal toward ce menting a real friendship between the two cities. uccordiuK to I. C. Nellson, principal of the northern school. In a letter to 1.. II. Conkle received here yesterday. The letter, in part, follows: "WO wish to express our Krate f ill appreciation for tho splendid treatment that our visitors receiv ed on Saturday. They alt nKree that they wero treated .with ut most courtesy and I have not heard a shiKlo disrordnnt noto.. 1 cer tainly appreciate fi; you can he prouder of this than of wlnninq the Kame even, nnd no one wishes to detract from your 'dory In that, respect either. Wo didn't start out with any expectations of winning; If wo had done so, we should have been us much surprised as any body. m "Hut what chiefly concerns me Is to know that friendly relations have been established and you de servo our sincerest thanks for Ihe part in attainlnt! that end "With best wishes lor the con-' tinned success nf the team, 1 am, "Very sincerely yours. "J. C. NULSON." VERNON EILERS TO HEAD AGGIE L ! . roftVAU.Ifc, On?., NmV icHfl. Tin? uitniiiil eliis-iie. Ort-Kon Siutn I'.'oliKP-l'nlvei'sity im-non foot hull iKiUne.wIll stml Hiilunluy aftcniinni jut Hell fichl Sat urtiny at 1:.10 ; p, m. -t j COKVALMH. Ore.. Nov. Itf. OTJ I Vernon KilcrH, Kiinirt of . l'ort lantl, Iium been announced us' Cap-: ; I it j ii of Oregon Stale team In tho1 ! Oregon champloiiMhtp hattlo hero Suturtlay. KIUth, all voat pnanl In.Ht yt'iu', Ih playing 11h IuhI eon- j ferem-o Kiinie. ., Tho line-up for lleaverei will bo: I Whttluck, Slrlff, cihIh; Jaico, Stout,! , taekk'M; KllerH. Carlson, Kuardrt; j (leddes, renter; Ala pit-, quarter; t I IukIich, Sherwood, halves, and iOilmore. full. j Coach SehiHSler pnvo hi men final' workout last evening, upend ing some time on Id-ll field, which was found surprisingly firm, con Hidciinp recent ruins, l-'riday Itelns homeeominfr holi day, tho team exercised briefly .n forenoon only, and will upend tonight toKothor in. a downtown hotel. TOltONTO,' rint.. Nov. li!, M'j 'Tom'Heeney thinks he will be' the next heiivywelKht champion of the world. The brawny blacksmith who took a terrific trouncing from tiene Tunney in the hitter's farewell ring appearance last Hummer, says n believes he can enter any heavy weight elimination tournament and emerge the note survivor. "The bout 1 had with Tunney taught me a great deal," Tom said here yesterday when he arrived with his bride on tho last lap of a round the - world honeymoon tour. "1 made a lot of mistakes in that fli;hl that I'll never make again." Ileeney now is headed for New York where. In will start intensive training for what he hopes will be a busy winter campaign. Tom's biggest ambition is to get Into the name ring with Jiuk lVmpsey. "He is the greatest' of them all,-" says the 'New Xca.lan.dcr, "and I never will consider myself a really experienced fighter until I have had a bout with .lack." Mrs. Ileeney, the former .Marian Kstelle Dunn of Spring Valley. N. j V., was asked wether she likes be ing married to a prizefighter. She didn't know about the prizefighter ! part of It, hut she did enjoy being "married to Tom:" What's more,' she'll not interfere with Tom's business of fighting. Piggly H O Oats Qr P &G Soap oor 10 'liars OOL Figaro Sal (to cure meat) . QQr I -tree gallitn can J J V giggly 25c 30c GoW Dust - large iackngt Sweet Cider- Icr Knllon .........', Klamath Netted Gem . Jsz.:.: : $1.00 Bread 3 Loaves 20c Black Figs 25c Almonds Per Pound 28c New Hominy 'A.'X f 10-iHiiiiui sack :.TrOC Lard or Shortening t 1 AQ H-pnimi ill P X miJ Red Salmon 2 illlis jC Mackerel (salmon stvle) Otf. 2 Tor OUL Corn Sugar - AQr h ihmiihn nrw Matches i q n iio.vca , t X c C K C Baking Powder ' 1 Q r I lleKular 2.V L Zj, I Wool Soap (qooiI for ' S 5c 25c 25c 19c Soap ( . baby's bath) Largo bar ' Guest Ivory Soap- II bars Fairy Soap 7 bars Pineapple (broken slices) I-arire can Gloss Starch NS lneknRes 25c Shredded Wheat ler l'nckafi- 10c Coffee " : It INiiiihIh Gherardelli's Ground f Chocolate l-lMiirini nut ......J..: OOC Fresh Dried Peaches it lcr HMiiid X O C Blue Ribbon Malt ?A. I'er can OtC Brooms (to match the kitchen) 7Cke $1.00 value lor f J C Chocidate Candy .. 1q I'er poiiml .... X J t It i-ans . : 2 9 C Golden Age Macaroni '.-"..'. Noodles, Spaghetti "I A J A l."c iloul.le r-at-kaVe X 3 Trump Cookies 5ir I.arKc piK'kiia'o uOL Citrus Powder o C n I'er piK-kiiKe tJ 1 Full Cream Cheese OO- IVr imuuif mOV Enameled Potato Ricer OQr Kacli CdxJKs Skat-! ' oqr II Vitus ,i mm J V PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET Saturday Specials Choice Beef Pot Roast - lVr pound .' Hams half or whole Per pound ; 22c 30c NEW SAUER KRAUT All Choice Beef Steaks- I'er- minx! Good Bacon lrr pnirml 32c 30c We Deliver Phone 1236 3C 10 '! H f . Medford, 0r. i 3EDERAL RESERV I aSYSTEMiT I j i Stewart Trial Adjourned" WA.SIIINHTON. Nov. 111. (Ft I .tlislice .lelllllnils italley tndny ad ; Journed unlll Monday the perjury . trial nf Itobert W. Stewart, chair man of the board of. tho Indiana Sliindni'd till company, without ruliuK on Ihe defense motion that One-Half Price Sale Of Exclusive Millinery 50 of my best Velvet and Soliel Dress Hats in all wanted styles and colors, 'H off. 'r : ..'.''' ' ' r Jacque Lenox With Russell's, Inc. . mm) COKVAI.LIS, Ore., Nov. Hi. A) j Hundreds of frej-hmen of Oregon State college at daylight this nnr- ulug began erection of the annual j rook bonfire which by night will be a combination of trash and nid i buildings -1 0 feet square, around (which a rally will be held at U i o'clock, News, reel hien wero taking 1 movie tone pictures of the process. I Today Is homecoming holiday. permitting students to complete I preparations for welcome of tho i largest crowd of visitors In tho his- ! lory of the college tomorrow, I Hopes for a dry field for the big , Oregon-Oregon State grid classic ! faded as rain again drenched the . campus last night, l-'alrly firm rooting wiik assured, however, as the field has drained well. AND SHOE STYLLS! Itobert, and Virgil Strang, will both attend the big football game at Corvallis tomorrow, to chiefly study the st-es of footgear worn on tho side line ami In the grand wand, and incidentally now and then to . glance toward the field during the games ami use some stock sport technical expression to show the rooters near them that they understand the game of foot ball. If' rubber boots tire mostly worn by the huge nudienee this trip of the Strang boys will havo been in vain. - In thus leaving tonight for. Cor vallis to attend the big game to gether, the two brothers violate all football tradition In the Strang family, ns heretofore both boys attended football panics Jn relays, one viewing the first quarter and pegging it back to the store to let the other ee the second quarter and then vice versa. , Fly nre-arramremonf .in. ; parted from the stoic nt the exact (time -Jhe other left the athletic . field, and the siht of them run i nintr in otmoKltP lUi'tu-i lou onim...) I much excitement among the popu : lace. aj they passed each other 'somewhere on Main street, for the i people wondered wliere the fire j was and knew not whieh man to ' run after. Their father, Charley Strang, , lias never been the same man since they attended tJiotr first g.tmo in thit; way, and to this day he trcm bles and his hair j whenever he. thinks of it. ; Hob and Vlrg, after the big game Is over tomorrow, go on to Tly Dalle, to further study the footwear in that part of Oregon during the Medford-Tho Dalles hampionsbip high school game . next Monday. In the mr aniline nernert Strang will preside aver the destinies of the store and ("JHv the games over the radio. Fights Last Night (By the Associated Press) .CINCINNATI. Kddlo Anderson of Cody, "yo.. outpointed Tommy Murray of l'hlladelphla (HH. Nick llroglln nf llei iln. 111., oul pointed JloKuid MUchell of Cincinnati I nil. Johnny .Monrn of I'tttsburKlt outpointed YtiunK l.upo of Clncln- nail (I). TIM.SA. Okln. Hake limit of ,l'onen City, OUla., knocked out uentln Kojns of Chile IS I. KI.A.M. I'n. Ooey Scalfaro nf New York outpointed Ihtve Adel- man nf Philadelphia (Si. OTTl'MWA, la. Kddlo Hwyer of Atchison. Kas., knocked out Jack Nelson of Memphis, Tenn. CM. SIOl'X CITY, la. Herald ("Tuf- fy"l tlrllflths of Sioux City knocked nut Jimmy llaluiney of Chlenio i;i). (IWKNSIIOHO. Ky. Jimmy tyrne, nwensbnro henvyweluht. '' knocked out Charley Marvin of 5 Oklahoma In the fourth round of i n scheduled in-round heut here ; Inst nhiht. S' Araha believe that the atork no- scrscs a iiiitnnn nuart and th crow Public Market Open Tues.,Thur., Sat. From 7 a. ra. to 4 p. m. SATURDAY MONEY SAVERS APPLES Jonathans and ' Spitzenbergs, per box 35e to 85c SQUASH Good mature per pound 2 jc Walnuts New crop per pound, 15c to 25c Home Canned Fruits . Jellies and Jams Home Cooked Foods and Tamales LETTUCE Fancy Los Angeles, per head 5c Bunch"e getables of All Kinds, per bunch Sc Fresh Pork, Home Made Pork Sausage and Poultry Come Early for the Best PUBLIC . MARKET a ATTENTION Turkey Growers We wish to announce that we are extending the time limit for receiving dressed turkeys in our cooperative pool. We will re ' ceiye until nopn Monday, but prefer to have as many as pos sible by Saturday. . - ' marketSpkeVanCe We Paying is,equa- to Present Portland Poultry Producers Co-operative Ass'n. V CLAY D. PARKER, Mgr. . l7.;iuo neari oi a ncvn, v ...