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ASSEMBLY BIDS
TEAM GOODBY
LEAVE TONiGH
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in otvijoii f.siis. making tin trip lie league, aiv hi the best eoadf-
n a .pcial jju 1;llt. v.ill depart lIu e In." n iu nil vfusoii
Wednesday vt n!n at i:2X o'clock. 1111,1 - aurd of.
Tho i-'il-. w ... ., plenty of truuhlc from them.
nii- excursion, .nut mi tiuiii i Us good ;i either of th reculurh.
being iHiieif also send the high lV Jlernry. tackle, Howard ilc-
school hand. The excursion ami Keown, tinkle, uml Hob Pulfen.
l,'ai" will return I ft 'lay nun-nine. uurd. will Ik hind linemen to
Tick ts fin- i ho WJniKtm Tech- stop, 'llosensleil. sub center:
.Mod ford lootltiill camo are now Wyss. sub tackle; Colvin. sub
on sale at the Chamber of Com- guard, and Wright, sub tuckle.
tnerco uml frowson'B. could be rushed . iulo tho fray
Tho iit nxnn school paper, out without mat 9 ally weakening the
tomorrow afternoon, ban the fol- Meebunies line
lowing to say about the prospect- 'no Hanson lino averages about
WOULD ACCEP
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LB!0
Twenty-Three Players Leave
With Coach for Portland
Struggle No Overconfi
dence Excursion Leaves
Wednesday.
Tlte .Med ford high school foot
ball fecund, composed 01 L'j play
ors. headed y Coach 1'rink Calli-r-on,
en nam this evening tor port
iand, where Thanksgiving day they
play the Benson high school
Portland champions for the state
line. The team will arrive in Tort
land Wednesday morning, and will
work out Wednesday afternoon on
Multnomah flHd. Save for colds,
the local siiad is in pond condi
tion
ami ri no team:
Aiidfonl high school's un
defeated gridmen will face the
hardist-fiu hiing eleven they
have played ibis season when
he i Hack Tornado clashes
with tho Online Tide of Ken
son in Portland's turkoy day
football dish Thursday at 1:30
o'clock. With the dope piled
sky Inch against them. Coach
Clarence hell's Tech men are
going into tho battle with
that ame 'do or die' spirit '
that brought them ihn cham
pionship of tho city after a re
eise early in the season. The
Mechanic.- are a sturdy group
of players who seem to play
their best w hen t hey a re t he
under dogs. The dope wax
against them In tho games
with Oram and Washington,
but the Teihmen downed both
teams.
Iliammic Throat.
Johnny Plauconc. diminutive
i P.onson T-'ch nuarterhack, will
17-1 pounds to tho man and the
hark field about ltji) pounds.
The p.cuson Tech radio station.
KKII will broadcast the game,
on a wave length of 311.1 meters
and H20 kilocycles. Orley W
At hey will do 4 he announeinR.
'price of admission has boon set
,ut 50c for students nnd $1.00 for
adults. A record-breaking high
! school football crowd Is expected.
:The ISuo young men students of
pent-on Tech with Rirl friends
and lelatives. would alone make
'a pretty fair-sized gathering.
ARE FINE AT PRESENT
altered. ;
"Keave the ruKs nlone." linwicy j
aid. "They arv fine as ihey are. j
rs' angle, j
and tho ,
,mialo only when ive Know they will
be of value. Wo. can't afford lo
CI11CAOO, Nov. 2". A) Jess
llawley, Parlmouth coHcro conch,
i'ho petvonnel of tho sojiad isi'lead the attack against the Med-1 hclieves the present football-rules
Comers, p. Hiiphcs and U. Mason; ford Timers. l:ian-one has been j are so Rood, they should not ho
fiuaifis, j. HtiKnes. lies Spi-aKtte. j the Iur threat of the Mechanic
Will Donman and 11. (ireen: tack- uKddcrs all season and stamN
les, Morgan. Al Sioejir. Uob-hhird In individual srorlriR in the
aid. Willi...,. n.m-..r... !lho ..msI oven' m.ni Hinncon.. ! fl'm 1,10 HpOCtalOrs' nilKlo,
cher; q'uui Icrba'cks. AMMvin nvl stepped his ' way "to score seven 1 And above all let's keep
Clifford Carnctt: halfbacks. Har- touchdowns. liosides heinff the kickinp in the Kame. There s little
nn ...i, ,,,, in-()b.t nvin n flio nr.ni,.rt CllOURh DOW. IMkHIROS should be
Jtnbi ri Apploale. .lay Walker; eleven, the little Roneral Is also
' f nl nii-k. (ti-liin .Cri,U,i nnd If I lie VuutiiroKr bo in- lint Ml veit.'(i
l.owry. j of ftRO. " ' hav.. RUcssfH,
The .Med ford team had its final' Cliff MilKr.. hard hitting full- .
Ki-rimmuRo last rvniiiK', and the hack of the Tech learn, has been i
two Hiuads went at each other on one of the most consistent p timers
a mudily field, with a mid -season m the Pori land lea cue the past
drive. sea sc. u :md is valuable on the
There Is no over-confidence in defense in backing 1 1 1 the line, t
tho local iamp. neither is there Oliver Kaikko. who has been ' on
apprehension, ami the state of the the injured list tho greater part J
ve:wher is a matter of secondary of the season will start the Rame !
consideration. The only Voneern against the lVarpinkers in hlsj .
is over tlie report that M ultno- last panic for the P.enson Tech CHICAGO, Nov. ' 2. &) The
niah field Is a quagmire, which H'am at halfback position. Jerry ! Chicago Daily News understands
will slow up I be speed and dc-jTurzfnski's skill in knm klni? down . r,,nm autlKiritativn sources thai
caption of the locals. 'opponents' parses and his sP-'P'l Hussell "T,omi" UUckhurne wfll
In spite ot the fact that Med- in tollnp the ball will l. of ad- nM.nnfft. the White Sox next season,
ford Is fiRin-ed to win by a lare vantaii'f to the Mechanics, lie is, p.iackburnp, -who took over the
score no such optimistic view is" paired with Kaiko. the other lien- j nianaRership of tr.ii team last July
held by the squud. They expect : son . halfback. 1 IiikIi Williams. , wnPn i.,y Schalk as dismissed.
1 ho hardest battle of the season. J half, ha improved remarkably . i,.,, i-aod a contract yet, but
They are 'outwo rked by the lien-i the latter part of the season and j w ,j hll al jdint sessions of
sou team, as they were by'the'v.il! probably see service part f ! the American ami National leagues
Corvallis hiKh school. Hie afternoon. ! here December 11 and 12. the
The HiRh' school student body j Kodney Jirowo. center, and I t.ws iias been informed,
will hold a farewell assembly t lit.-. ; Hutch Morse, guard.- are Coach owner Charles Comiskey had
afternoon and a lai-Re crowd is Clarence Pell's best bnts on m n(ithlnR to say abput the report,
expected at the depot tunt.uht. ;line. Tony lirajivii.h and Frank; ,
J-:.w ur.-Jou Wiilnetlny. .Twlss. the "filulnL-est" pair of iNKWPOKT Extension of rov-
The spednl e.eur-;liin of south- otwN in the Portland interseh'ohis- ernment jetty here favored.
ATLANTA. Ua Nov. 27.
OeorRia Tech, undefeittei aiul un
tied In a strt'iitioi?. season, would
be "pleased to consider" nn invi
tation to meet California iu Kose
Powl at Pasadena on New Year's
day.
Prof. A. II. Armstrong, Tech's
business mannRe r, advised lat
niRht that Tech would bo formally
invited to meet the Pacific coast'
eleven, said he had received no ad
vices to that effect, although it w;b
probable that some communication
was even then in the malls.
No othet' officials at Tech would
indicate what tho athletic council
at Tech would do about tho invi
tation ponding further advices,
which were expected momentarily.
In the event Tech is selected to
onposo California, ft will mark the
third time within four years that
a southern team has been chosen
to meet a western aurRroRatioii in
the annual Tournament of Poses
classic.
Alabama's Crimson Title went
west in P.'2r. against AVashinRton.
and won 20 to 10. and again in
1921 faced Stanford, the pame
ending in a 7 to 7 tin. Stanford
slipped nway to a 7 to 0 victory
over Pittsburgh last year.
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MANAGE WHITE SOX
CIIICAC.O, Nov. 27. iTI'l As
round arid speedy as' ever. Upixh
Count tho big rod Jlerta colt, will ,
begin his m st journey for fame
and fortune Thursday, headed to
ward Kngland and the Ascot fluid '
cup, race.
The Kentucky derby winner anil
recognized three-year old ehnm- J
plon of America for will be '
shipped to Now' York where he ;
will board t he transport Minn- '
waska, which sails for. Liverpool. 1
December 1. He w ill have nearly ;
six months in which to aeclimat .
himself to Knglish weather and
feed lit fore the race.
Jockey Chick Lang, who rode
the big rod head in all his Amer
ican triumphs, will bo up in the
Ascot race. Trainer li. A. Mitchell
and Larry M ills, former jockey !
who will exerei.-:e the hon.e, will
also trn to l-'nulnnd.
STORE CLOSED "
o WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Big Sale Starts Saturday, Dec. 1st
$10,000 In Seasonable,- Wanted, Neetfcd - Wearables
Thrown on tHe Market at Prices that Will
Move Them Quick
See Tomorrow's Paper
Sale Starts Sat, Dec. 1st at 9 A. M.
Will H. Wilson
32 North Front Street
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LOS ANmOLHS, Nov. 27.-(Pj
The University of California at
turned yesterday from llerkeley
whore he witnessed the Rival
MruKUi.i)f--HtRiif.u'd and California
to n 13 to 1,1 tie. and set about pol
i ishlng up the rough edges of his
I team's attack. Although chances
of victory are m Ight y Mini,
iSpauldlng irt determined .thai his
Itruhts put up a battle against the
Webfcet. '
Oreifon is u great favorite to win
over tho lirulns, who are comptet
i factui-ers alono Hhoweil J I eight-1
! cylinder cars, while for the first
.( timv si-uy Under modols ,werot
nioiti nuJiterotiH than tluj- four-
cylinder cars. One of every four 1
cars displayed at the salon wa-t j
of American manufacture. j
Las Angeles Itrulip'. back at, hard (n(, tll(Ml. ff,.Hl .(i;u. ln j.,lt.ifi,. cst
labor following a brief respite over
the wuek-cml today bad swung 1
into the final stretch of prepara
tion for their Thanksgiving day
clash with the' 1'niver.siiy of Ore-.:
gon's powerful gridders at the
Coliseum. -
Coach William Spa Hiding . re-
conferenco play.
, I'ri'iuii Want iow4T.
; PA HIS (I1) The trend towar 1
lllg-pnwered automobiles Vhh c
eentualed in the displays of tin
22nd international Automobile So
lon t his" year. Kuropean manu-
1'. S. Pays a IIIH.
HAVANA (tV) Ttie Cnlted
Slates war depart men, by eon
duct of the secretary of state,
has returned ? 1 1 1.1 X to Cuba in
payment of materials purchased
from Cuba during the World war.
The debt was st udled for sonic
time and ' finally ordered paid.
Life Span Increases
STOt ..-..v,,..!. Sweden
Man's span of life in Sweden has
Increased nearly nine years In loss
than n century, according to Dr;
Kmll Liedstrand, Stockholm seletV;"
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PAIN GOIFuUT
When Tysmol Goes In
No matter whether your trouble 1.
culled rheumatism, sclutiru, reurnl
glA or neurit iw. you cntt net in-oiapt'.
relief by applying Tymnol to the part'
that -hurts and (ettlnR It tjoule in.
tl.rouxh the ior3. Tymnol la u pene
trating, healtng absorbent prepared-CF-pocinlly
for all forms of iinin; sm-o--ness
and hllffiu-ss caused by nervfl
Inriamm thm. Kqaally good for talc-,
lug the .uiMory ,mt of swollen, uchinff '
jonits. IieltKbtfully Pwdhiinf. Con-,
tains no liurmrut drugs or opiates..
DUTerent from anv idus you ever
tmed. Hold by Iciolhit; druggUm.
Aluys on hand a c
Ktrang's Iric Store.
1 Beautiful
1 Window
1 Displays
1 Will Be
H Presented by
Medford
Merchants
Promptly
at 7 o'clock
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EERYONE
NBAY
NIGH1
December 3
MEDFORD WILL USHER IN THE HOLIDAY SEASON
. With a
Great
Op
Gtirlstmas
. GelebratiouL
enmg
A BIGGER AND BETTER CELEBRATION THAN EVER BEFORE
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The Cijy Will Be Brilliantly Lighfed and Decorated and Bands will Parade the Streets
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