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FEATURE
ON SATURDAY
Few M3jor :; Elevens Take
Gridiron This Week At
traction Centered in Yafe
Harvard, Carnegie-New,
York Games.
XB V YORK, Nov. 20. ;pi
Quality nithor than fiunntity is the
keynote of the eastern cijIIokp foot
ball schedule this week. I,eH than
half the usual number of games
are in the list, but there are such
utiractionH as the Vnlo-I larvar I.
Carnejdc1 Tech-New York univer
sity, I'rlnceinn-Nnvy, Xobrawka
Anny and neorKetown-Fordham.
Most of the other ma lor college
elevens are wiving their final but
tle for Thnnkftplvlng day. Then
will be held the annual frayw be
tween Pennsylvania and Cornell,
Syracuse ami Columbia. Colnte 1
and Urown, I'ittsburuh and Penn
State, and WashliiKton and Jeffer-j-.on
and. West Virginia.
Not even ro important a panic
as that between t'arneiiie and New
Ynrk univerHity can take much In
terest away from the Yale-llarv-
ard duel at Xcfr Haven. Moth
teams have heen tossed about a bit!
rudely: neither has the semblance
of a fin I m to any championship
honors, yet T.j.000 will throng 'ho'tipth nnmmi
T.r' fV. 1 in,, -fon
CONQUERING TEAM
WELCOMED TODAY
Weletmu-d by the liiih solioiil
banil In iheir jaunty blink and ml :
uniforms, and a t-roivd nf apnni
imitely l.lim rht'Oiitm residents and
fellmv students, the eono.ueriuK
eleven of the loeal hinh nrhnl.
stepped from train 13 this noon
Into Med ford's hearty embrace.
Kor returning heroes, however.
Prink t'nlilson and his men were
, strangely silent in fact alnmM
fclum in (heir attitude, toward the -demonstration.
The coach dropped
from the train platinrm into the 1
1 crowd and almost succeeded In 1
makliiK an escape before he was .
discovered. The buys, instead of ,
allowing themselves to be earri;d
up into the thickest part of the J
worshipping audience, made their ,
way down a side street, where they
greeted relatives. .weethearts and I
friends. ;
l'.ui they were soon tackled ami
surrounded by the crowd who
would not be cheated. Horace
'trolley, t'opeu niovic man was im
hand, and shot several reluctant
grins which crept out on the faeett
of the local eleven, while the band
struck up a succession of peppy
tunes.
Coach Calllsun and his men will
be 1 lie guests of the chamber of
commerce and the combined ser
vice clubs ai a forum luneeon to
Arne Borg, Swedish aquatic star,' Olympic champion and holder
cf many world records, was married to Miss Elsie Lindbergh of
G.cdcn at the Swedish legation in Tokyo.-Left to right: M. Widar
r-:ns, Swedish charge d'affaires, Mrs. Borg and Arne. '
COCKTAIL SHAKERS STANFORD STARS
GIVEN CHAMPIONS! HAAY-BE- out for
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be held at
row noon.
Hotel .Medford minor
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Yale bowl Saturday. For Harvard
the season will be n success If it
wins. The same is true to a lesser
degree nt Yale where a victory over
Princeton delights only a little less
than one over Harvard.
Whatever grip the Yale-Harvard
battle has on the public In genera),
nyiny an eager eye will be cast
In the general direction of Pitts
burgh when Chick Mechan's Vio
lets of New York see whether they
can do what no one else yet has
done stop the rush of Carnegie's
husky Tartans. If the Violets can
offer the outstanding scoring back
in Ken Strong. Carnegie can coiin-
XEY YORK. Nov. 20 VP) STAN'TOIID I'NIVBUSITY, Cul
Former champions whose days as Nov. sit. 411 -v possibility that
athletes aie long since past have (wo of Stanford s st ir gridders
had their recognitionat the for- may not be able to Plav in the
convention of the uK game against California Katm-
amateur Athletic union. Six awards (lav was S(,C), ,H.re in lnr nn.
of engraved enektail shakers were l)0'miCemont ihat Tinv f-'climan.
made at the annual banquet last liU.kll ls in ,,u, hovpii.Ll with In
flight to the guests of honor, the , fllt.,1Ziti lintl alt lU ineeke, cen
winner of the coni)etitions for the t,.,. i(1J(,In injlM.iM ins should r
oldest living champions in various ln thp wn-htniri.ni came last week.
S 1 1 man had just about to-
OF HDFORD H. S.
Mrs. Earl DeVore of Los Angeles
was among the rescued of the sink
ing steamship Vestris. Her hits
band, an automobile racer, was un
accounted .for. (Associated Press
Telophoto.)
FOOTBALL FATAL
TO FIFTEEN IP
Hassan Muhaiuuied. the Ter
Turk, Is wirried. lie has tears
that ;it li a man has hern found
fnr him that be can not handle in
lloh Ktuse of Portland, alhl.-ti
iiistructor of the Multnomah club,
recoil! i.cd as one of the bent men
iii hits class on the coast. When
Ihey meet next Fridi'
armory, both men
proximately L' 1 0 pounds and now
are in the pink of condition.
Matchmaker Jack Wood has
gone to considerable expense ill
bringing the Turk and Kruse to
Mcdford. and if .Medllxil and
southern Oregon wrestling fans
appreciate his effort, he is plan
ning to bring Ira 'v::i : i .Med ford
from Salt Lake City to meet the
winner of Friday's match. Hern
has signed a conditional emuract
and Hern's appearance here will
depend largely on Friday's atten
dance. I AI ulta mined works out every
night at the Armory with other
local wrestlers and Is sparing no
eftori in putting himself into abso
lutely perfect condition. Prelim
inary wrestlers for Friday are also
worklnjmit and in their ranks In
1 elude M-veral headline grapplers.
j The preliminaries i n c 1 u d e
1 matches between Fred -Mortensen
and Young Ootch of Klamath
Falls. Tex Porter of .Mcdford and
Curly Woods of .Mcdford ami
Tommy ltyan of .Mcdford against a
member of the local Oregon Na
' Uona (iuard unit.
! Hand music will be another feu
' tare of the evening, the t ! rants
Puns municipal band furnishing
; the music for (ho evening, am) the
i crowd Is expected to includn a
good sized delegation of ( 1 rants
ass fans, who will support their
home town favorite, Fred Morten-
sen.
The presentations werr
fields,
made by Mayor Walker of
York. . f
Kccognttion as tne oiucst living j ;n,
a m a t e u r athlete was given to tmt
acw uverctl fn
j'lu wlicn hi
It ohght to be an interesting
football game at The Imllew todav
between the high school football
n game, and it is believed j sipiad of that city and Mcdford
the exerfton gave him a re- ' high's famous team. The slate
ptax
attack of the
d in the Vash-,
Frank Fulluraff of the New York inwe. Heineeke has had trouble r-hnmphmshf p is at stake, with
A. C, who started his athletic ca-'w-ith hi shoulder all season. only one string on it. The sirmg
reer as n member of the Clramercyt phe reniaiuiler of the Stanford ( i held by Mend, whb h, like The
baseball club, winner of the ama
teur championship of New York
state in isfi 5. Later he heeanvo
ter with a better all-around back-, world's champion rifle shot'ln is7(i
field of Harpster. Karcis. Letzel- j lin,i won honors in rowing, tug
ter and Moorehead. not to mention j nf war and billiards. ' "
thnt brilliant balKearrying end. t. h, Armstrong, holder of the
Ten Hosenzwetg. 1 tie lines, ac-, American three., and seven-mil
gridders spenl yesterday in per-; Dulles and Mcdford is
leciing their running attack. andUt llend plays The
Cctach "Pop" Warner indicated .Saturday, and ifv I tend
that he will pound' on this lor there is still time to
undefeated.
Dalles next
should win.
match ItM
the remainder,
practice sessions.
this
LOK
cording to advance dope, will
extremely well matched with the
edge, if any, belonging to the horde
from Pittsburgh.
in
-ss,
Wllf
I Ah hough
oldest -living .national !r,HIWMrN l,
Hay Kwry. Oiymplc ""J ,,,,!,0,;n,!1l
wallvlng titles
judged the
champion.
broad jump champion in Hum, was
...,.1 .... ..... .1 -
Olympic, titleholders. The title of.
oldest living intercollegiate cham-i
plon went to Dr. ( Iraemc Ham -i
nmnd. winner of the intercollegiate
iunrtcr and half-mile titles in 1K77.
In allted forms.of endeavor, Mor
timer l!lhop, v ho has been active
as an official since X7U, was nam
ed the oldest living official and Abe
Yen per of the llrooklyn Kagle was
recognized 11s the oldest active
sports writer.
liOPTO.V. Nov. I'M. (V) The !
post oil post says today Ihat it has
become a generally accepted fact ;
a t Harva rd t ha t A mold 1 1 or ween ,
of ''hieago, head coach of foot- ;
hall, will direct the team for the :
last lime at Yale next Saturday.
Although no official action has t
heen taken, the Post says It is ex- '
peeled ihat Kddio Casey. all-Amor- j
lean halfback in 1019 and for the!
last three years head coach of as'
many remarkable Harvard fresh -'.
men teams, will succeed his chief.
I Inrvard freshmen under casev
have' met but one reverse since ,
he took charge In 1!20. and their
victories have Included three j
Ktrnlght wins over Yale.
Ilorween captained the Harvard:
vnrsitv In lit'tft- In 1 0 2G ho was j
asked to sacrifice a part of the! - ,
time given ito his business Ip Chi
cago find assume responsibility for AFTOIUA. Ore.. Nov. 20. (Pi
robulldlng Harvard's football ma-1 Frank Varneke of Portland won
chine. The Harvard team won its ! a decision over1 Pat Dundee of Han
first major victory under Horween ; Jose, Cal., In nn eight-round main
iki.. ikIih o iii.rA,ii.ft 1imt- event oii thp linvfnir ni'ni'i'iim born
mouth, but Inst Saturday U was last night. Doth are welterweights.
held to a scoreless tie by Holy Ted liogoway, Portland welter
CrnHS, supposedly a weaker squad, weight, scored n knockout over .Toe
The tcrms'of Horwecn's contract Corbett, Denver, in the second
hnve never been made public. round of n scheduled six-rounder.
NH 101.10S. Nov. zn. 1P1
the Washingtoiu State
heat the Sunt h
ojans here Sal-,
they clawi d the undefeated
10i.se ot Troy to sucli an cx-
iciu that five of the regulars iua.
not sr e action a vain. si the ram
paging Idaho Vandals this week.
l.loyd Thomas, Harry Kdelson. j tnTnln
.Mi'lt-r '.-ll. n.lNriN l.tM'OM ..;
Charlie lioren, all first string
men are on the hospital list nitrs-
ing wounds Inflicted by the nor
thern wihh ats. while Natha.i Par-1
rager. who was in uniform yes- j
terday. al.-o was buoly banged Up. j
There was some sunshine at
llovaid field, however for l)n
Williams made his first appear
nin e In a week and Oeorge Tern-1
pic ton first sub-center, was back ;
nn the firing line. Templeton will;
probably start Saturday.
The Idaho team is said to he In
ex'cetlent shape.
Little Chats About
Your Health
No. 2
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Traveling In a Circle
In his Imok', "Hniidliins II", Mark Twain tolls of lio
ing lost in a storm awl without knciwiiij.' it of trav
clinir for hours in a Hivlp and finally livmjin;: that all
the while he had heen Imt a very short distance from
rnnip and friends. ;
t
' People who rely on self diagnosis and self medica
tion also very often travel in eireles in that they make
no headway until their course. is properly direeted by
a physician. . '
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You can best travel the road to health when your
doctor acts as your truide.
As we specialize in prescription work we are alway
prepared and ready to (jive real service in that respect.
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eek'.ltenm against Medrord on Thanks
giving day if that game should -he
necessary. Fr once this state
Ts to have a real high school foot
ball champion, for which all edn
crned .ought to be deeply thank
ful. .Mcdford has known football su
premacy for so long ihat 1 nrte
a tendency on the part of Med ford
fans to think there is nothing to
It -that 'Med ford will wade right
The Dalles ami pllo up
huge score, i lon't be so sure of
that. Med ford may. but cocky
overconfident' "f ' his sort, the
inclination to underrate the other
1 fellow on th strength of "dope,"
has ruined many a good football
'team this year. Kven Med ford
I has no logical cause to expect
la "set-up"' when facing a foot
jhall eleven coached by Itob Mur
I ray.
j You can depend upon It that
; "Prink" Cullison. the Mcdford
coach, does not encourage this
superiority finding- In his learn.
Prink played football himself too
long for that. He has played on
-teams thnt staged some great np
; sets, and has no doubt been on
; others that were upset. - Coaches
know what happens to the team
I'that is too' cocky against u:i
I under dog,
; Cnlllson has made a fine, rec
iord while at Medford high. Hi.-
last year an center on the Ore
1 gon t ca m wa k 1 !l 2 2 a n d in 1 2 :i
he became the Medford conch.
(This, consequently. Is his Hlxth
j year there and also probably his
I lust, for he expects to move on
NF.W YOliK. Nov. 'JO. tl'l
Tlu death yesterday of Mark,
Carey. Follan-bee. W ' Va., high.
Hchnul player, was the 1 Mil fatal j
injury of the current football
season. j
Carey suffered a blistered heel
during a football game aualnt :
Chester Mull school. Ittood poi
soning developed ami the boy. J
who was 1 ti. died yesterday.
tf the l.'i fatal accidents. otl
three lin-,oivid ctdlege players.
These were .M ilex Fox. of the na
val ucademy eleven; James Fen
tan, of Holy Cross, and 1 .00 Hood
mi n, of Yilhmova. All the tdher
victims were high school or sand
lot players.
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Nov. 'J0.-
the iiwurtl
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ol the Associated Harvard Clubs'
8t-holarshi to Karl T. Klnutlio nr.
Pendleton. Ore., was made today.
Tli it Is one of 170 seliolarshiim
.'jlvell the freshman claHH. Korty-
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thronuhout the country and the
one nlven by the Asuoeluled Har
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i Must Guard
Against Flu
IIOSTOX, Nov. :'a.--yp The Na
tional 'oninn'.i Christian Temper
ance union, at Its f. -It IT co!veutlon
toihiy re-electeil nil (in orriceis.
Epidemic Spreading As It
Did 'in : 1918, When Half a
Million Lives Were Lost in
This Country Alone.
They im-: iv-siti. hi. .irs. ciia a. Local Peonle Urffed to Prsvent;
tl.-lll. .Mi-m. Mil M. Wise Smith. J)es!
I .Moines. Iowa: j-ecrelnry. .Mrs.
I Anna AlaMcn De Vo. Ivanslon.
j III.; treasurer, .Mrs. Alai-f-arei C, ,
j Alunns. l-;vaitioti. III.: recoriliiiK
j secretary. Airs. Sarah II. Moce,
j Lincoln, 'a.: asKislant record intf I
I secretary, AI vs. Nellie 1 1. limber,
Spi illKl ii'hl. AI Issoiirl. .
The convention ndoiited unanim
ously a resolution uiKhiK nllstate
and local U'. C. T. V. ornnnlalions i
"to help In sccuiiriK federnl super
vision of motion pictures, csiah
! lishiiiK higher moral standaiils hf
I produr-tioii'."
GOAL
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(lint leaves little nsli
that makes prac
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that provides much
heat from a small
quant ity
BRIQUETS
IXin'l Take Im ik-cs Willi f'olils.
ROTHSTEIN QUIZ
next season to Cullfornin, where
W-ACKWKIX. Okln., Nov. 20. fniirtll couches In the hit;h
(JPt lahe Hunt of I'oncn city. 1 MehoolH are so much hetter inM
Okhi., who hns Iohk strlnp nf tnun tn(.y ure n Oregon. I'rink
one and two-round knockout fights is an Idol In Medford, hut this
to his credit and who Is regarded ns doesn't pet him the douKh they
a comliiK heuvywelKht conteniler. . pnyln Ctilirotnia.
has met his mnster out of the rim;1 jtt his six years nt Medford.
rnd todny has a permnnent me- Calllson's team him not lost a
mento of the encounter. trame. in 1920 and '27, thouKh
A knife nash. extendlns from: the nntl-chnmplonshlp element
Hunt's mouth to his le't ear. which the State Hluh Si hool Alhl"
will keep him from the rlnir for assoclaMon prevented any actual
two months, nlwnys will recall to I fhanipronship, there ls no dotiht
tho heavyweiKht that he lost an nhout it that Medford eartjed the
-.... ne.. rlh!.nf.ieni' nti ! ti twift Irlnl it 1i lolffO-l tl It H t
............... Ui.t....u.. --. iidinitiPd she nail room ah, ;;ti
n ItHHirit tn tin onnipnil fnrmer Hpi-m (li-nnl ihn Piirtlltnd Winner. Ill , ..... .. ,. .
" " : in i lie i-arK emrai noiei anil
last niKht. jl2:. and last year won ""'Uid she visited room 34!. which
Hunt's cat- sldeswlped n wnjjon j McIUKhlin hlh of Mllton-I-ree-j WftH numn(.r of ln(, ,oni
driven hy Jim Vlckers. 40. n, rami-; water in tne oniy cnainpio,..,. whm jtothHtein was shot, Hho
for. A rnmnnnlnn nf tne fluMfer iranii- lie association wium "
Wliile there Is no cause for alarm
at this lime, health authorities me
extra precaution especially now,
when Rrlppy cohls. piii'iinionla anil
influenza are at their height,
':ils 1.(11(1 1o "rill."
Vai,nlnK Klven purtleiihirly
apalust neglect inn coldn, which
.lower one's physical resistance and
thus make the hody easy prey for
Influenza, wrlp and linen monia.
liven n little cold, authorities Htiy.
Is (InnKeroiiH ' unless checked al
unco.
The o1vf- safe plan ls to check
Gvery coin al the start hy a vigor
ous api'lh-niion of VIck'H Vapoltuh,
luntied on throat anil client at het
time. '
" j : . . V AoIh 2 Vnyn n( ()nii.
attniciivo bjotuie woman wuh tine PiieH, such as camphor, menthol,
in New York today to aid the eucalyptus thyme, and turpentine,
stale In cleariiiK the mystery hui - are released as vaiiors hy the hody-
roundlnK the death of Arnold heat, and inhaled direct lo tho In-
Itothhtein, who was shot to death f'''",l alr-passaes. loosening Ihe
In ii hoi el iiwie the nluhi of Vo- l,hI,,m "" 'nlntt the difficult
in n hotel ihii the nlKht or No- ,,,.,.,, nKi M lhl.tHJinio ,,m., Vicks
x,"n,M-r acts Ihrouirh the skin like a pool-
Tho woman, Mrs. llnlh Keyes tlce, 'drawlnp out" all tlKhtncHS
'24, wnn taken to New York hy and pain. ,
, .i'-n:un nu U .I'l l nun iiuenii.tii- , .IVOM1H "MOHII1K lllllircil.
I Iti.r ..u tn t...r i l..tl ll.ll
UI1U liliri It lilllV Hill- IIU'-HIM'II III " " Jinili- V'l.'.n ill i 1111-
tho hotel the nlKht-of the shoot- M"1". as It can he used freely and
inu. Mrs. Keyes, who terms her- M''. IthiM.t UsturhlnK the (11
.,..... , , Kestlon you "jiiHt ruh ft on.' Over;
self n ree-lanee cloihlnK model. ,, m)lon JlM.MJnri, tlH(1(, Vfar,y,
admit ted she had room No. 3:t0 ,
oIiicachS;
Medford piny.
' One heitrs much of Cnllison's
Kieal ''heavy" teams, and mime of
his linesmen nre certainly hefty. ,
In Medford recently 1 met Mm -1
can. one of his hiir tackles, and
early in the openlm? round. He this hoy. with nit 1H! pounns ano j
was arrested, hut Hunt said he did unsprung weight, would delight
not wish to prosecute. U ' f ' varsliy conch.
f Hut take 'cm all In all. and
- Women nutnuinher nifin by 14 to"1ihey'rij not so heavy. J, Hiifthes
1 In tin land of Tarawa, In the nt itiiard. whom I't lnk himself
jumped from the car nnd sclwd the
farmer's horses, while "Hunt him-1
self approached tho drivers. Vlck-:
ers. who said he feared a heating.,
went Into notion with his pocket-,
knife to deliver a knockout blow;
Idcniiiri knowlnK Itothsteln. how
I ever, and said she did not know
1 1 !eor?e AlcManus, whom police
I wish to question,
t .
t I'nelffc ocean.
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Nov. id.
lu-fitf end
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In (inly 10. H. MiibIiik nt renter
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whlrh 1 rullPKe utiiff. but in' thi
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Melvln. Cookney nml Hnrrrll lirlnj;waB
of the four nirnifc.. only,; Al.homrli n nlr In the him-
hotwrrn thrill. One lit 1 1 1 i Imnil'H llmul ttfitlnit lc(;rllirrl tho
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Wrestling
Medford Armory
Friday Nite
November
23
Hassan Muhammad
v
Bob Kruse
Good Preliminaries
General Admiision, $1.00
Ringside, $1.50
y Ladies, 50c
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