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PAGE EIGHT MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QREfiOy. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1028. TEAM ENTRAINS GEORGE NEILSON FOR BIG GAME AT THE DALLES WILL BE DEPUTE 10 .1 KAISER BUYS NEW HOME Oforgo A. Codding, Domocratlc StUdent BOdy and CltlZenS ! featt.U iH,rct Attorney Newton C. for thut office at tlio re-1 announced yenter- pi IChaney wtM cent election Assemble at Depot lison and Squad Confi-,""' '"Bt "V"ulu ""p0,1"1" ney Ucoi'Ke Nullson n hln deputy. rfpnf MfltW Fane Tn Cap Wife then hud been much moc ueiu ivittny raiii iu oeCUialOI1 8nc0 tno B0Ciiu u to! Struggle. With the encouraging yolls of tho hij'li school Bludont body and tho nhouts of good luck from that noisy body and from many eltl gens, all assembled at the depot last evening, the Med ford high football squad of 18 members, in charge ot Prink Caumuii, Uie coach, and Clifford Moore, assist ant coach, departed north In a special sleeper attached to truln 14, the Oi-egonian, at 7 o'clock lust night for The Dalles where they play the high school team of that city Monday afternoon. . Every man ot the squad, even the non-committal Coach Celllson, seemod to fairly ooze with confi dence as to the outcome of Mon day's gridiron battle. The team la In fine spirits and physical con ditlon, oxcept of course Potter, substitute full back, who Is, out of the game with an arm Injury, and a few players with colds. Coach Calllson declined to give out the 'probable line-up of the . Medford high team for Monday's ' game except that It would be chosen from tho following list Given out Friday: . Centers, II. Hughes and Mason; guards, J. Hughes, Bprague and Green; tackles, Morgan, Stoehr, and one to be selected; eud, Mc Donald, llowerman and O. New tin; quarterbacks, Melvln and (larnett; halfbacks, Anderson, Hiir rell, Applegate, Walker; fullback, Cooks le. i . It was understood at tho time of tho departure of the teum last ni-flit that Coach Calllson would order the football squad to retire early on tho sleeper last night und ulso tonight at The Dulles; and that some light practice would bn indulged In in I ho latter city to morrow afternoon, and further practieo on Monday forenoon. When the squad reaches Port land tomorrow morning it will tcansfcr to another train dlroct lo Tho Dulles, and during tho hour's wait will have breakfast iu ' Portland. , Many Fans Oo .... From tho way Modioli! and vul loy football enthusiasts havo bvun leavlct here by auto tho past two dnys, enrouto to Tho Dullos, with a stop over yostcrdayiufter lloon at Corvallls tn seo the Ore gon Htato and University of Ore gon game, the Medford high teum seems assured of encouraging root ing by several hundred local falls. Besides the scores that had gone on ahead by auto already,, many moro left 'by auto last evening, all during last night and will airing along for the some domin ation all day today. The- city of Portland will he filled tomorrow with Medford and valley football tnns, waiting over In that city until Monday forenoon, to go to Tho Dalles. The Medford squad, win or lose, hurriedly departs In a special mo tor, bus Immediuioly after Monday afternoon's game for Portland, to reach there In time to catch south bound train No. 1.1 on Monday eve ning, which reaches Medl'ord at 10:20 a. iu. Tuesday. It Is ex pected that the many rooters will be stringing back homo all day Tuesday. Lecause the vast majority of local fans wanted to witness both tho Corvallls -3111110 of yesterday and tho gams at The Dulles on Monday, on the ono trip, and there fore went In ears, the plan of the (Southern Pacific railroad lo run a special excursion train to Tho Dalles, leaving last evening, was Riven up. However, a dozen or moro fans boarded the train with the football sound leaving last night. whom Mr. Codding would appoint as deputy district attorney tho namo of Mr. Neilson was very little mentioned In this connec tion and therefore his appointment comes with surpriso to a large portion of tho public, especially us ho Is known us a Republican. This appointment, as word of it became noised around yesterday afternoon and lust night was gen erally commended because of Mr. Nellson's previous experience in the district attorney's office mid his general qualifications. . It will be remembered that until Borne tlmo before the primary election Mr. Noilson served for a year or two us deputy district at-1 torney under Mr. Chancy, and that when his resignation was an nounced it created much surprise. It is understood that Mr. Chancy and his assistant hud some lrrec onclluble difference, us a result of which Noilson resigned, much to the mutual satisfaction of both. District Attorney-elect Codding and his assistant, Mr. Neilson, as sunio office the first week lu Jan uury at which time District At torney Chaney and his assistant, Deputy District Attorney Frank P. Forrell, rotlre to privhto life. Mr. Codding, who Is connected with the law firm of Crews ft Cod ding, will establish the district at torney's office In tho Liberty build ing lu a part of the present law offices of Crews & Codding, with tho addition of an immediately adjoining office. Those offices are being remodeled In order lo form tho now offices of the district at torney. Judge Crows will retain his office In a large portion of the present Crews & Codding oldco quarters. 4 l'WMf))i HIV DETROIT (P; : nlered the clxs of til. fcc a ill band of extortionists would oper- ' LAKKPOKT. Cal.. Nov. 17.-W) ; cabin on Moubit ban Hodrln. about ate Ills illicit bUHincM a few weeks. I The four Vnlversity uf California j 4B miles norohcast of Here, at 11 'fliey did. giving him ti week- I students nilMinK nearly u week in o'clock lust Ight and telephone! ly. 1-uter he illMippcurod and Ills the mountains north of here stag-j another Tangier's cabin for f uod place-!, were cloned. ' nerec! into a ilest-ted mrem ranger sain a '"H""""- ..rnmt.g Mr.-. Tormer Koicer Wllhelm of Cerxany h:3 purchased the old, jcsotle licerenbero n:ar ths Cerman border of Holland. Picture ichows tho inntr court ol tha old caotle. The letters on tho walls' (represent the forme- own:ra, Merm.i:i Count Zudcnbcrah end Margl Mantl van Bergen. Ml RIALTO THEATRE TAX BODYiSTOCK MARKET HOLDS UP ILL TO E PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 17. P) f NEW YORK, Nov, 17. (P) A. Hub-c:ommittco of tho Carkln tax 'Tho Htrorip ftupport of a phenom commlrKilou has decided upon u cnully Jnsatiablo public appotlce rt'Vonuo producing program which for HiockH, the mock market with it will submit to tho K on end tax u),w..i ..r i i e iilnaj'lnjj? has ; 'biff bUHlnesrt" ( In the racketeer j.me In Uelioll. A Knind Jury now Is trying lo as certain why. Twelve unsolved k Ulna pings are un the police record h for the uni iner of a nanjc of extortion ists terrorizing liquor dealei-H and . pambleiM, colbclinf;, according to the recordM. S334,UM. Tho ratisuuir) ratiKed from JIO.O'IO to 55a,00U, and were paid, the police said. In two InKtancet tho "racket' , readied across the international houndary; two Canadian liquor ex porteiH jmld lurgo Bums for their freedom.. (r-eri have been unable to delve deeply Into tho kldmtpingH. : The viunift disclaim any knowl- j edffe uf kidnapiiiKH, and few, if any , clewM, are left. Labor circlet 1ho have their ; l;ldnaperu. Ono lender wa Hnateh- j ed away from a conference with i four companions, held threo days!' and releaHed. IHh UHHoclateH had j paid for hlH freedom, tho police j ttaid. i A Hlory officers obtained froma ! "Htool plKeon," but wJifch could f not be corroborated waH that a 1 blind plff operator, who had made 1 1 much money, wna Informed that a : FUR cotnnilsHlon und In event of tfio be it taking in J today. week The nf the remarkable fashion market ended the wildest speculation jjy eve known without stopping for nreain. iouu sales in me iwo- approval of that body It will presented to the legislature, j It Is as follows: 1. An exelso tax measured net earnings of banks, financial corporations and unincorporated session aggregating 3.1CS.401P business til competition therewith "bares. and of mercantile, manufaetuiilig : Although the Associated Press or other business corporations. average price ot 20 Industrials tax on intangibles in prl-lllml ,allH were depressed alluut vato ownership. ti quarter or a point and a nutnnei' 3. That tliu personal property of recent GOOD AS TICKETS Giving renders of Iho Mall Tri bune nn added feature, which will dmibtlosa prove of Interest to all of lis renders. Is a . plan which will b(.;ln toinortow In conjunc tion with Iho Itlnlto thcatro ad vertisements. In each advertisement dally will be found the name of some sub scriber of this paper, entitling that subscriber to two free passes to tho thoatro upon presentation of tho ad at tho thnntto. The names will bo chensen lit random from the Mall Tribune subscription lists and may one night lnclutlo n Medford reader, Iho next night a Talent reader, ono froni Jacksonville or some of the other many county points reached by this paper. favorites Hiiffi'red net lax shall l.o an offset against tlio '""i"0" "f l" Points, fully two exelso tnx. . jKeore Issues from all sections of 4. That tho rale of the excise again chalked up record I tax, lulangllilo tax. offsets, do-:,,",n Prices for the year or longer. dlletlons and exemptions be. nn;! gains extending to 10 near as may be, Identical with II1m naturally tho ticker was I huso exacted by competing states:"' 11111(1 roiiiiliing ,1 hours and whleh employ a. similar plan of 2S minutes to record tho 3 hour taxation. j transactions - r. i-, ........1 Mnnl ii.pi. 11'.. ...i ....... ....' . u,i inu leiurn oiailKS snail! ....... -... be slml.fld tu require no nioro!1'1" '''g'1 cllmher of the day shoot-' private business information tliinii'"K "P points to another new: Is essential to the administration , peak at -A3. Harvester recorded of the tax. ; " new high nt Ma a 'ri.,. ...l r i . ii. tiu.-tiuiiiu an ief;uai lis lie adopted to insure Inviolability from publicity of nucli piivato business Information STILL OPERATOR Village Healthy WKltRlNCTON. 10i..;land This village has gained n reputa tion ns I lie homo of octogenarians. James 8onrle, ono of theni, has compiled a list showing Hint lin ages of 15 oclogenarlans Iota! 1,231 years. There ore so manv septur.;onarlnns in tho plncj Senrlo has not attempted to count thorn. Anotrer Woman Forester ST. PAl'U Minn, iff") Dorothea Cahlll of this city Is Iho second woman student In tho I niversily ;if Minnesota forestry school. Last : year a North Cnrolina girl, .lane j Oakley, was enrolled us the flrHt. H8 Oakloy in now BludyiK-'i :ln j Kuroile. : Loudspeakers Too Loud I M KM I'l l IH. Tenn. () M e r- j clinnts, professional moll and oth ers havo naked tho aid of city of-J flclals In keeping Jaz music from I Main sheet. One merchant said I five radio loudspeakors were oper atln t In hearing distance of his I storo and Hint "tho dill In terrll'lo ' anil terrible." I Dine Today at Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 "The Food Is Better" At the Medford COATS STOLES CAPES NECK PIECES May Now B; Insured Against LOSS OS DAMAGE of any kind Anywhere in the World Damage by moth, vermin, wear. tear or gradual dstcnoration ex-! cepted. Eates Only $2 per $100 , Minimum Premium $8 Phone Us NOW, No. 444. We Will Call rA n 1 irvA'i-ioimes! INSURANCE Nagengy . MEN'S DEPARTMENT ENTRANCE ON MAIN STREET . ' AM- rSHIRT With the NEW Sta-Mm Collar Attached You Won't Experience Real Shirt-Satisfaction UNTIL YOU. WEAR AN NAUT Everything you've sought for in a shift may be found In an AHOO NAUT. There's an exactness of style and smartness thut will please you. Argonaut Shirts come in a plain but lustrous broad cloth of unusual quality, with uniform and absolutely f:ist colors Danube blue, crcmo do mcnthe, champagne and white.. mo SINCE RADa PROGRAM WILL FEATURE YARNS OFif A A mot InloroHtlng hour of radio ntertulntnent Iiuh boen iuthiibcvI for mxt Tuondiiy'ii Copro hour over Mutton KM HI) from 9 to ID p. ni. In tteurrhlni? nlmut for o nin Ihtrnr nrlclmil in nrif'nt. tho Copco people havo secured "f mmiey and no employment he j a number of unique short stories In prose und verse for their next A rnid made by tho authorities at S o'clock last night on the up stairs portion of a house nt 22!) Apple street, which a. 11. Mucker, lf, had rented for some time past of a Mrs. McClarvey, disclosed a 20 gallon wnshholler still In M ack er's upstairs portion. Bix gallons of vory low trade finished whisky in fnct poisonous sttilf, tho of ficers any, was also found with 100 gallons ot grain mash consist ing of wheat, oats and barley, and flvo gallons of strawberry wlno. ftiacuey was placed under arrest and confined In Iho county Jail o await hearing on n still posses sion marge. Tho raid was made by Terry Talent, federal prohibition officer. assisted by Deputy Sheriff Louis I jotiuiiMH and Officers Hay Hlon aker, Joe Cave und tionrgn l'ros cott of the city polleo force. It Is not known hy tho officors Just how long Mnckey had oper ated tho still, as' they allege, but from Iho fnct that ha seemed to bo a gentleman of leisure with plenty program. These clever stories are from the pen of Knlph K. Tcnoy. or, a former resident of this city who Is well known for his liter ary ability. . Mr. Pcnoyar, through twenty years, much of which was spent In tho timber has accumulated a vast store of information regard ing the lumber-Jacks and miners around whom his stories ure wovon. Two of the stories. "Tho l'n surveyed" and "llrond and llls rults'' have us a netting Jnekon County while tho other two, "A Prospector" and "Dan MneOreg or" deal with life In neighboring states. In connection with these stories which will be ably presented by Mr. Bai l Davis well known rn dlo nrtist there has been arranged an appropriate musical program. Mall Tribune arts era read by 10.000 people every dm. tf . Classified advertising got results. had been under survellhmco soino tune past, thov snv. 4 for ES Two new Hoeing "JO-C" mall, ; express' .ami passenger planes are under construction ut the factory of tho IIocIiik Airplane Compan) ! In Seattle, to go on the gentile Medford Los Angeles route of the' I'f.cific .Mr Transport, says A. K. Humphries, vice president and general manager. The new planes will he deliver ed about December 1. to handle Increase In volume of traffic due to Christmas mailing. It is ex-; peeled that the holiday nouiidagi will double last year's due to the1 fifty per cent reduction In pack ago rules effective lust August 1.! Let's Talk Turkey Thanksgiving: Season is Top-Ooat time. When quality and stylo are con sidered, the wise man al ways turns to the Toggery of course. He knows that this storo sets tho standard for value thru out southern Oregon vilion it comes to men's woar. Our Top-Coat stock includes Oro gen Oity and Hart Schaffner & Marx makes priced exceptional ly low at . $25.00 To $4000 Imported English Topcoats $50 to $75 SI Why be satisfied with a ready-made suit when you can have an Ed. V. Price OR M. Born Suit, tailored to your measure, for $25 up A fit or your money back. The Men's Shop Next to Kialto Let's get acquainted! You have ideas about the kind of clothes you want. 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