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'for Strict Enforcement
Hopes to Line Up College
Athletic Organisations by
Using Diplomacy.
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Richard E. James, 17 years old of New York, is making a t.-ar.s-continental
flight from San Francisco to New York for a prize of
81,000 offered by the American Society for the Promotion of Aviation
for the first person under 18 to make such a flight.'
AWAIT SATURDAY'S IRA DERN TONIGHT
FOOTBALL CLASH,
j ... By 1 G. Yosfournh,
; (AfcKoeluled Presn HportH 'Writer. 1
' NKW YOIIU, Nov. 21. ifi1) A
firm hunt!, one which, only a l-c-ude
iiRU Wii helii-i ukcu to hurt &G
pound weights and liummm, Ik to
KUhltf th: Amateur Athletic union
through the coming year.'
Tflkinn office at prpHhU nt short-!
before the 40lli 'annual oonven-j
'thin came to u close, Avery Hrun-j
dngo uf Chicapo made It clear at 1
once that the amateur, rules are In ,
. for strict enforcement.
"It Is not the 'rules that are at
fault," he said, "but :the . uUmlniH f
trillion of them." " " '
('hatting Informally, he brought ,
up, the cases of "athletes who have
KiuWn in Ubitity In, say tenuis or
Jj-ack, to siM'h a point that they;
arc wanted In all sections of the j
! country." !
"t'ntloubtedly," ho said. Tilden 1
lms done the sport of tennis a pi-eat
deal of pood, whether he is an;
amateur or nut. About the merits
of the case I know little.
"Hut my personal opinion Is that
unless a ninn has some Income,
some regular employment, outside
of sport, ho is a professional.
1'romoters who offer financial j SAV KIAXMS(' C-il Nov "1
rewards to amr.leur athletes are j fWitn ' tStl'i nl orVl unlvi r
Inrpely responsible for violations , sty ,.lU(ont ,HH,V :?,.uusod , :i
of the code, the new president ; flKhtilli; plu.h and llu. i-,liv..rsitv
adiled. imlicatinp that a tipht rein nf t-aijful.ni;( vlUdiuts r.stlm; with
will be Kept upon tnem. ntnm.-t fonfideme in .their team.'
Thn mlv miivn niade bv the 1,.. , :
!onvcntion durinp Its sessions here Waitinp ijic clah of their foot - ' Sytffijjil
to iimuL- u'v wuiiii-ui "- iiui teams in ine-uip name tiaiiir-
strict was the adoption of a rule j day. '
makhip a man lni-Huible as an , Tin Stanfordltes were aroused
amateur fur exploitinp his athletic : y'st id:iy when their hope bonfire
prowess, whether or not he actual-; scheduled to be burned at a rally
ly receives compensation for sojtonipht. was set on fire bv a time,
duinp. bomb and was utterly consumed.
As tn Nil mil. All yesterday afternoon and last
Asked what could be done in the nipht the cnthe t'ardinal studeni
ease of an athlete such as Vaavo btdy worked tVverixlily to huihl
Xurmi. who mipht come to the another pile so th.Tt the bonfire
United .States, win additional pres- niiphL be held.
tiye throuph amateur triumphs.! The lleikeley lads lust nipht had
and then turn professional over-' KUarcls stationed on Charter hill
iili?ht. ('resident Urundape replied, to prevent the Mr (' there front
"I am afraid not hinp unless we nelnr painted the Cardinal red.
knew that was the Intention, and The puard will be maiuta'ned con
then we would withhold Hanetlon.,t"y n,il name time.
"Men ottviouslv broiipht ovor ! Meanwhile, li'tle happened at
here for - someone's private inter- the rival football camps, with bot h
est 'will not be allowed, to take 'lads starting ilu-Ir tapering of
. 1.. ..,. ..,, w.iiti,.n " jiractit-e. Tnur.sdH.v tin- Itoarn will
..... fl.l. "V
lniKky citizen' of 42 has very Uf-1
llllte ideas,. He Maid hp Intruded
to prolmKO; to ' the tlym)iie eani-
.- """'"""'""'" All -of the Califm III;; ilayet"
million dollars be al.od in th.-.wore , t,.st clil!iS l.limtn. .,.
near future in order tll.it the In- .,, ,hp ,.,.,,,.,, ,,1;lVer.s. Sel
terest necun.ulatinB before tW i'-mun, :ll.kle, ,, lMnvvkP. eenler.
HUlne Olymulad mlBM he used I '";w,,,.e- ,.PC0Vl,rlnK from' attacks ot
pay the expenses or the tunm. 1"N(1P fu
inincipal woAld Co on eoinlnK the' t t
neeeasary sum fi;onr Olympiad to .
Olympiad it once established.
There Is diplomacy as well as
Iron in the makeup of the new i
head of the A:' A. V. lie hopes!
to break down the antagonism of :
the western conference coIIckcs
'anil the National ColleKlale A. A.. I
which have not allied with the or-1,-nniKatlon.
by winning the support
and interest of former college alh-
, letcs from that sector, like himself.
Ills .own unanimous election w-ns a
triumph for this .plan of concilia
tion which Is expected to make the
A. A. L". a more unified mid effec
tive body. ;
"Von can ell by the way I al
Yini can tell by the way I l a 1 U
That I'm Irish."
i'in victorious
1 html ti'.un ttviv
.in- rh.imbcr
dt'or.1 lii'-h
e uesls of
t'unimert'i' .it
Il.iti I
t'alll-
'tt a uuiy welttune
and t-ach of hif men a hearty
The Mi'dford hiph Sihoul fooi
'. ball team will play iho Kupene
hiph sehool at Van Seoyoe field
j next Saturday afternoon at 2:Uu
r, Hioond sheik and what have you.
will be no radio broadcast f the pnssesses some tenor voice. wv 'lltl't
ctiiitft. it was iinnoiillL-ed this In t'net, lit mihikimI a rrowtl of Were tuo busy
Thus sur.; .1 oil liny ranell. black th.ir fniuni Ian. lu-.-o at
haired, blue ryed Atmriian open Medfenl iliis iuni. 1'rinl
oli 1 lainpum, i.i. 'ao st.-pped ofl
the train tills niornins with niter i
aeii. tritislr .t)tn null ebnin
nioll. and their lnunaper. Itoheit i'inid 1 applause as they
Harlow, newspaper man of New introduced by the rVaeh.
Ynik, for an exhibition puim; at "Ul' P'' '' worrylup be
the local links. And Johnnie, ho- i"-1 the panic." said I'rinU, "Hut
sih-w l.ir.-. inh hem. mi nil. aft.r the first two or three min
utes 01 ine name at
werti
i J -;! ."J inominp bv the hiph school heads. . Incul n'ftidenK. newspaper report
ei. i-.. . ... l.i. i. 1. ...1 .1.. , ,s tllC 1
feaied two weeks apo by Salem.
! 117 to 7. and a few weeks apo.
was torn by dissension, five vt
the first strinp players at one
(time beinp under suspension.
Conch Callison said ho would
' u.-u his first strinp players, and
j lake no chances with an upset."
As in all panic;., this - year, he
, will also use seeond strinp men.
The Med ford team will eupap
I In no serimmapes this week, but
will limber up every eveniup. Seve
ral of the players are suiferiiiN'
from hard bumps, sustained at
The Ualles.
' The state press is loud in Us
praise uf the Mcdford team, and
; rates Hu m as state champions.
.The Uend team' is not. considered
as mueh opposition. They defeat
ed t'orvallis. 7 to ii, and wormed
out the s-ame kind of a victory
over Klamath Falls. Astoria's chal
ieupe is not counted as carry inp
much weipht. as they were' de-
' elsively beaten by the Columbia
prep school.
The Vortland champion Is con
Ktiercii as a lopicai cu.un.uv., . t,Rl).0 limv4(1(m.t n(.S(.r, H in his
" "1L IL. ?",: -ir- IV lnX?,- - 11' lrnn-:;e coitnliy. Iffl my first lim
- - jn nnrtnW(,st( yOU know." And
more than a score of pounds and the famous pair wore ckcoi-IciI into
experience end str-iiPth also favor an ailtoniobile. where their man-
the champion, but the Texan is apcr was playing an impatient at
expected to pive LvwIm n prucl- too nn the door as he waited for
iinp battle. . . . them.
Ira Dern. ' you-ponnd Suit l.ake ; 1
wr.-iiini- ihi-n.w. hero nmiph;. prann erv is matched iwith . 1.11 11 h-iui.m. apw prain nr-
i.-ielflin.r the' rhainoimi io a best ' Sha w ' of I'leveland. ' Hilo. in tlie'miual completed here by
two out cf three falls finish match, i suni-v indup. a one-fall. one-hour
w ill be uotweiphed by lini 1 .1 ffair "
ers and the lii serinp train crew
with no lcSs than thiee soups whih
his manager, with the aid of a In-
five of union nee. 11111 111 iihtitr
inn me ucm iiieiut'ti 111 iii.iniMi 'i
of a dozen or more pieces of Inn-
pape piled in a heap beside, the
1 (rack. t
Asked why he didn't po Into vau
deville, tie handsome Irishman
i from New York laulied sponta
neously and heartily.
"Just where would the polf balls
; land in a case of that kind?" he
asked, "l-ut seriously, Walter and
1 I have been conlemplatin. doin'4
a movietone picture. Haven't we.
: W alter?"
Walter, of the ruddy complexion
and preen eyes, came forth and
: shook handa with one of the ro-
, porters.
'Hcllo, sweetheart of course we
Wf.at you to come out and see our
match,"' he said. "What is your
name apaiu?" Johnnie Kurrcil
: turned a look of reproach, and
witherlup scorn upon his noted
companion, and then pavo the re
porters a departing smile.
" e 11 be lookiup for you out
Hie Dalles,
my more. We -That
ihoy con-
itlci-td The Dalles the b-t team
wii h which they contended dur
um' the season, was another state
ment 1 mule by the local coach.
Durl Drown Darker, executive
ice-pro idem of the t'niversitv
of ortpiu. who was " an honor ;
poest (i the chamhor of om-;
ineree. bepan his siieedi at l'J :-!".
8
vura
l.'iri AM i 101. US, Nov. i!l. UP)
'uul Junes. Houston, rox-,
body -scissors exion.-nt. will at
tempt to topple Kd "Slranpicr"
Lewis from his heavy weiphl
here by Dillon ,
Pacific system, increases city stor-
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.Men wliom von Iv.NOW to lie cnmlil''
iniiiiiitri' anil ilii'.'ct this institution anil
uanintci' yoiit- dividends with theis
ensh micl in.
It will pay yon to invest ii;ato this in
vcstini'iil. Southern
Building & Loan
Association
Jackson County Bank Bldg. Phone 1151
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5
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tuu, msm m.M.,9 attT!m vtt ti j ,
Mm
mm
;ams
for the t.'astleuood I'otinlrv
.cltlli to remain there In seclusion
until mime time -and the Stanford
'srrldderw will leave for their place
of relaxation a day latrr.
CHICAGO. Xov. "t. ll'i IuiIkc
Walter i. Stet'fen. the commotlnK
coach of Curncsle Tech. explaine I
Chnrics 1'iirkhlll of. Glusuow, ,
who annoyed Miss Ituth Kvann
l.y telephone for three yoar was
finally eanglit and ndjudged ln'-
.sane.
Makes Girls
; More Attractive
Wouldn't you. too. like a face now- .
der that will keep shine away
stay on longer spread smoothly
not clou the pores and always be
so pure and fine? It Is iiimiIc l.y a
new- French I'rocess and is called
M1'.I.U)-(1I.). It Is surely n won
derful Face t'owditr. .Mist try MUL- .
l.o-C.I.O. Heath's ! limit store. i
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Wrestling
Medford Armory
Friday Nite
November
23
Hassan Muhammed
V8 ,
' Bob Kruse
Good Preliminaries
General Admission, $1,00
Ringside, $1.50
Ladies, 50c
coach 5TEFFEN
CARNEGIE TECH
today why the Carnegie Scotch
men defeated' Notre Dame last
Saturday, and in so doing he
colm d a nr Scotch toko.
"That Scoloh line." said the
judi;e. "Just wouldn't Klve."
Kor 1.1 years .IlldKe Steffcn h.la
l.ei-11 week-endlnit in I'lttshui
coachinK the Carnegie footliall
teams.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. -1. (fl't
(iermany reduced the claims of the
I'nlted Stales for relmhtiisemont
of the cost ol maintenance of the
nrmv of occupation on the Rhine
river by t2.5.".8.47i during the fis
cal vear endlni; June 30. leaving
due J'.'l.rft2.7Tj.
Major General lioderii k I.. Car
ml. hael. chief of finance, reported
today to Secretary of War Davis
that (iormanv made two payments,
the first of ix.tl9.KI9 and the sec
ond of 13.f.:t7.S. anil was allowed
a credit of J"'1'.
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for Thursday
For Thrifty Shoppers Who Attend
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Great Closing Out Sale
Crepe de Chine
An exceptional pood quality
ami -lit inches wide; a." shiules
to select from. Ucpiilar
to S2.H0 values. Dollar dav
Fpccialf
One ynr.T
$1.00
Box Handkerchiefs
Ladioa' colored uffurtK with tlio emhroldered coriioi'
'and ifu In centers; witli two In lace border. HoKular
r,0c box, Dollar Day special
3 Boxes for
TrWl ''x:,:1 Alll.lncii. sallii hordur, Willi
1 UWC1S Hcroll patlern. With oiielucli Hioked
sticlleil llullis.
cial
4 for
IteKular r.Oc. value. Dollar Day npt'-
Prints
Dresses
2." Dresses; Voiles. (.Glnghama
and Prints. Ladles' and cllllclr
ren's. I.iiiht color: rcuular
JO. 00. ' Dollar day.
ipectul, each
$1.00
Kino CIiikIiuiiik, Prints and Zephyrs.
Small natlurllH and lilllit Kl'ounds: :',
inelies wiiie. ' Fast color. Itesulur 45s value. Dollar
Day special
4 Yards for
Silk Hose
The famous Rollins ltimstop.
(loud colors, full fashioned, kim'.
" vlco and chirion wcImM. HcUlnt S-'.OO value. Dol
lar Day special
1 Pair for
Sheeting
Yarns
Columlln iiuiillty In Silk ,nnd
Wool und Scotch yarns. ' Unac
b::lls for general u.ses; alj col
ors. Hctiular lidc. Dollar "lav
special.
3 halls for
$1.00
1 leached !, wide, heavy Kiailr:
Free from dresslni;. Coinpnrim
with the best on the market. Dollar day special
2V4 Yards for
VAorla Qrtv Al cli. lies weliht. In Silk
1T1C11 5 UUA nn, fMe ciiialltlcn. IteRiilnr die
values. A Dollar Day special
4 Pair for
Vests
Ladles' Flesh-colored Knit Vests. Mer
cerized bodice top with shoulder straps.
Kcmilar Mlc values. Dollar Day special
4 for .: j :.
Saturday
Your Dollar
Goes
A Long Way
Here
EVERYTHING MUST GO!
Dollar .Day Bargains
-In--
Curtains
Cream and while colors;' 2 '4
yards lonp. Plum anil florxil
effects. Hufflrd with ' valun'eo
nod tli--bHikH. ltfKulur $1.h;
vain;,
t eeinl,
::"!.$i.oo
All Ribbons and Laces now
x2 Price
Coats and Dresses
All Coats
Worth $ !!).()() and" sold i'ti' -f 11.9.')' dur
iii'tliin mik'; now on KiilcTlnii'.sdiiy,
Friday and Saturday, 95
Dresses
New lint' displayed for tlu- first time.
Kcpilar vitlnt's &2.')(). Spt- dQ QC
ciitl IV.- IIicm", davrt ViJ.U
WW
LP-:
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Another Big Reduction
SHIELDS
HOTEL JACKSON
OPPOSITE
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