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PACE SIX MEDFOIHVMAIL THIBUXE, MKDF01TD, prtEfiOy. rniDAY, XOVKM..ET. 30. 1!r.N. i Play by PJay Account of f . , Medford Benson Title Tilt and to go. Mlllf-r punted nd thr ball was ground c4 oo thr Mrdford 2fcyard lin. Uarnctt naJe J 7 -yard around him U-ti -nd. A forward pa. M -in to j Anderson. c;tud 26 yardn. First "- hmmiI .r .. ttftbo .wni - MwIfonJ. ball on U-iven " 7, : " v" "T w"u "ne .2T-vard line. Mrlvtn vnt thru ernier for a touchdown. The coal S", kit-It Has tnlkM-il. hiltinv th rriix. SALE OPENED FOR ru on hand when Ilenson Tech -v-y was inrown for two-yard ...... ifc. i-u...j ...I. '"as. oecofid down. II lu Melvin nude four yards throueh lowed two minutes later and both ... '"'UBa;bar. aggregations are warming up by to eo . "'ru i Score: Medford. !t: Iviw 0. Ctht&- bunt, forward uiuinz . J . 1 .Hughe kickd off to lllancunc. 4 punting. iu",n naae "ru rards turn ), returned il yard and was) - Medford won 11, t.n and ,'"'"-r- punted to Wan- Idowned on his own J t -yard line, i chose to lick off and defend the , I,Ur"rf " yar'1' "nd ; Uiancone made two yards around j The following letter from Clover- swutb goal was downed on hla own 31 A M his right rnd. Miller made one , , ,. .. 11rW. m a. the fir period ende,? jyard through center, felv-in furo-; r Patterson re- .B. . Hughe, kicked off to Tur bcon': : Kenton. 0 Wed Bianconea punt, but Med-recently at the Portland alnaki oa hU li-ysrd line and le Se.sd fvnud. 'lord recovered on own Ji-yard office bf the Oregon Tuberculosis ran h bark to the iknwn ;- IJ!1 "n tnton 11-yard line i line, llarrell made two yards' association and r leased today In yard line. First down. 10 to ,,. . "lancvne Ion two yards through i through his left tackle. Harrell : connection with the opening of the MUIer made no sain throuch ren- CTnIrr- Second and IS to go.;went throuch center for 1 yards Slsl annual aale of Christmas terv Turxintki made five yards Miller punted to Cookle. who was and first down. Melvln waa thrown health seals: through left tackle. Miller punted 'downed on own J I yard line i for one-yard loss. A Medford. "1 am mad again to commend to to Melvln. who waa downed on Cooksie gaimd lj yards, but the ' pass was Incomplete. Third and the people of UreRon the annual hia on :-rard line. !" " Iroultht back and Mrd-,11 lo o. Gault replaced I'ulten . fhrlstmaa a-al sale by which the "Morris stopped llarrell for one 'or1 pcnaliied 14 yard for hold-lfor Ilenson. Melvln made two Oregon Tuberculo.it awiciation yard gain through center. Kec- "1R- frt !5 to go. A Med-'yards through right guard. Mel-' finances its program of health and down, nine yard to go. M-l-,furd 'orward paas was incora-:in punted and Uiancone downed work. vtn'went around left end for j'l1'"- Second down, j; to go. A.'on his own 17-yard line. i "I hope you will this year, as yards: first down, ball on their; ll,'ra' P" was fumbled and; Uiancone made 11 yards through ; yfu have done in the pant, meet arm 41 -yard line. Anderson made i Medford recovered for a three-'his right tackle for first down aswith a generous response which olie'yard through his left guard. i'ar(J lo- Third down. t to go.ithe Quarter ended.- I will enable you. not only to carry Second down, nine to go. C'ook-,Mrlvin punted. I 8core: Medford. it; IVenson. 0. ' on. but to widen the scope of your ' ey roado aig yards through left neia for no ga;n: Vonnlt Quarter. ; work which is of such great value ISall on Ilenson s :k-yard line. 'to our state. Williams made two yards at cen-! Vt-rly truly yours. ter. Uiancone went out of bounds. I. L. J'ATTEKSON. Governor. munity in Oregon. More than half of the counties in the state, have public health axaociations which tackle.: third down, three yards around hia left end. Second and to go. Hall on the 50-yard line. 10 to r- Miller made two yarda JlarreU made four yard and first . 'hrough Ills left tackle. Third down 'on Hetu-on 46-yard line. oownt I to go. Biancone punted . after an s-yard gain. First down. Preparations for the sale of seals liarreit made. 11 yards tnrough , . nuo was oowneu on;iuancone made one yard tnrougn:are complete today in every' corn- center for another first down. ,"n si-yara i:ne. but Medford ' his left tackle. Williams made i ' Klrx TondMloMn. Iena!lied IS yards for hold-'two more through the same bole, ''forward pass, Melvln to How- lne- f itn down lo to go. Hull ; Uiancone ran out of bounds on eunan , scored a Medford touch- " ileoioru a Jl-yard line. Turn-' hia own t-yard line, losing are affiliated with the Oregon Tu down. It gained It yards. Boore "1"1" ,r" repUeed by Williams. lyard. berculosU association, and which Medford, ; Ilenson. 0. An at-; Melvln, rumbled and lost I yards: I Punt IUocfceiL ! carry on year round programs of tempt to buck the line for toe:-""" down. It to go. Mclvin! MacDonald blocked Miller's puntlhealth education, nursing service, extra point failed. -punt ed to Uiancone. who was)and Captain Morgan ran 2S yards'and other activities for building -Hushes kicked' off lo Tur- """"ned on the Medford s-)ard for a touchdown. Medford failedgood health and preventing tuber zlnskl.iwho returned 1C yards and ' " Wysa replaced McKeown'to convert. Score: Medford. 15;jculosis. ws ..downed on his Sl-yard line. '"r "enson. Uiancone went thru , Uenson. 0. I In this county the Christmas lllantone made four yards through ''ft Buard for J yards. Sec- Ilenson kicked off to Sprague.! health seals are to be sold under right tackle. Miller went around ona V'wn m 1 to eo. Mlllerjwho was downed on his own 1-1 the direction of Mrs. Alice Hollo left end for II yards and first ?, yards through sameiyard line. llarrell made two way of Medford. down on 44-yard lino. jnole. Third down and Inches to yard, at onter. Cooksry replaced lllnnmn. mid IS varrla .rotinri:to for first down. Wllllanf rnaa:!! -II ... u hit right end for first down. Hall ,tnt down through center. llall'a three-yard loss. Third down. I on Medford s li-yard line. Mil- '" J"oiora s is-yard line. A Hen- 11 to go. fiarnett failed to gain leif lost one yard at the center PM "as incompleted. Sis:- around Ills left end. Fourth down. ofc the line.' A' forward pass ln-l""a "own. to to go. Uric re Urfcepted' by fookwy and he wasjnlr' Krajavieh. Cooksie Intcr dnwntd on his own it-yard line, jfcred with a Ilenson pass receiver !-r down. Medford. llnrrell!nl H was first down on Medford ntads six yards around his right 1 S-yard line.' Miller failed to gain ed. Cooksey made nine yardswau uown, 10 to go. Uiancone his right end. Cooksey Intercepted through his left tackle, but the i " inrown for four-yard loss; I a Uenson pass and was downed "lira and 14 yards to go. A Hen-Ion his own l-yard line. Oarnett son pass was Incomplete. A i- made two lards at center. Oar- j.ru penalty for two Incomplete ! nett failed to gain at center. Car No Need to Wait Longer Starts Tomorrow 11 to so. Melvin punted out of bound on Hanson's 4 i -yard line. Williams lust two yards around his left end. Second down, IS to ko. Uiancone lort one yard around ball' wa railed bak and Med fsd 'penalized five yards for off iWond down, nix to ko, Slrlvln ran 21 yards thryuch hln laaes. nianrono made fiv yards'nett ran around his l-ft end for FOR CHURCH SERVICE IS LARGELY ATTENDED leff tackle. KJrot down; ball on Bentons 4l--ard line. llarrell made throe through center; twe oni down, 7 lo co. llarrell madi nhc. yarda through the center of but it waa firm down for Uod ford. lioth teams were off-side and ball went t o H-nwon affaln. Threat IUtuuImiL A Ilenson phi was Incomplete. t4a lint. Third down and onejinii down, .Medford. on own 12 tfl trb. Cooknie made finrt down, yard line. A forward pass, Melvin t aro ugh center; ball on Uenson .to Harrcl, was poud for 34 yards 4 -yard line. Cooksey fumbled and Jienson re- - Barrel l nude seven yards thru; covered for first down on the his left tackle. j Medford 4 1 -yard line. A lieiwon "i . Hcoond Tuurlulown. jp was Incomplete; Kndfcott re MMvin ran it v.'irrt throuch : liiacea Itnikko fnr lunann An!.w. . - . hl;bft tackle for a touchdown. I other iiaKK warn inr--,,i..i nnH .... !.. wa read by Krv. J a touchdown, after a 60-yard run. Cookm-y converted. Score: Med ford. 39; Uenson. 0. Applesate replaced Anderrton for Medford. Ilenson kicked off to (Jarnett. who was downed on his own 34-yard line. - Stochr was taken out and (ireen- went in for Medford. Applt-cate ot two yards, (larnett lost three more yards. Third down, 1 5 to go, Applee-ite punted and ball waa downed on Kndi The Kufh Mcthorlb-t church was filled with an appreciative audience Thursday In attendance on the annual Thanksgiving ser vice at 10:30 a. m. The ministers of the city had charge of the service with Rev. W. H. Eaton of the Uaptist church as speaker for the day. It wan a unique mesKagp. filled with good points. Illustrated by telling stories In a somewhat humorous vein, of, wmii-i. mt. i.non is a nia.stcr. The president's uroulamfitlnn 11. Condrr. iator of the iSouth M. K. church. jk iDrwani' ran Ainiin. in iwwpr. a inc-vnra rtKnfiiiv in mrnini. nt.. n.n. .. i'i,u t 1.1 mo made the extra point. Score ; las. ill on Ilenson 4-yard ent out of bounds no gain. Mil- 1 ,.5 " wcre ot,Ur-'1 ' l'- J Jledford. U: Ilenson. e. . 'line: third down. 15 to go. Oar-hcr failed to gain.' Miller inadol'J- ,iu-ha"!'n " Salvation Hushes kicked off lo Dlallcone.lnelt replaced Melvln for Medford. three yards at right guard Mil- my ' ,Uvn,on1 " ' who returned Jl yards; downed A forward pass. Miller to Williams. )rr pUi.td and the ball was down-I i?" 1', ,ho)"" Hpiscopal ch"rcS. 09 his own 44-yard line. Mlllerimado J4 yurds. IVilliams went rd on the Medford ;-yard line '7 k'ston as ron J bv Ilv- E. I'. lost one yard through right guard. ,out of hounds on the Medford !- uarnett lost two vards at center ! I'wrence of the ITealinerisn Miller punted to Melvln. who was I yard line. Heed nil down; 10 to f,.r a lateral pass to Cooksey churcl1- far men K. Mell. pastor of ' ' " Husontell replaced Itrown f..rwho ran for a touchdown, thei'' t'hrlsttan church was In ii . A . :""n'on- Wllltonw made three n w ctlri ,)ach ,Bd Medford i f ,rB- . Jr. ciLn yards through his left guard. jwa, penalized 16 yards for hold-1 . "f,f7lns uf " 5 was taken on pass ,nir. second down; boll on Med- T.'" ,. "l - '", "-""u',n -n. Mod-Ifort. ...yard line. Melvln punted!"" "' "allls. ; 'USE SPECIAL CACHET ; rwwiiii uown. . a uenson ..... r,ii nun, .i.-u-1 ford's l-tt-yard line. Melvin p ioro on own 14-yard line. llar- i Kmiieont hn (mi,i..,i ret. rell made four yards llirougb cen. ,rord -covered on the 50-yard line. ter. Second Oowti. c to go. Gar- A forward pass. Melvin to tlar ,nett made one yard through cen-.m.tt. gained five yards, llarrell Iter. Third and fli-. In on Afffr! . . . . 1 . rcpiaccu ourncu. yvppivgaie liiii-1 H4-htilin eitlnc.H IrnK.t t- It.n. I .' . . . . . . ' 1 - " ca to gain, a aieaioru pass won; toon.io msae urst aown snru incomplete; fourth and 6 to go. center n the half ended. Cooks- v numcd out of bounds onV I Score: Medford. n- Ilenson. 0.ilhe Ilenson 27-yard lino. w I Newlin replaced McDonald. 111- llenson kicked off to Mt-lrln.jnncone wiggled for thr- yards wno was Downed on Ills own 30- around his rlirhl end. llowerman ' add TV : t-'I 13 EVERY COAT In Our Store 250 Coats to Choose From This sto-k it'ducin? coat sale is a THI U.MPH IX VALUE (JIVING! It's your oiportunitv to purchase a marvelous win ter coat at a SENSATIONAL INDUC TION. The more you have shopped this winter, the more von will appreciate how W O N 1) E If F T L THESK VALUKS Jx'EALLV ARE! Don't miss a visit to Mullins' tomorrow. AU Sizes to Choose From LOOK AT THESE PRICES $15.95 Coats.... $7.98 $59.50 Coats ... $29.75 $24.95 Coats . . . $12.48 $75.00 Coats . . . $37.50 $37.50 Coats . . . $18.75 $89.50 Coats . . . $44.75 All Better DRESSES Vi PRICE $29.50 Dresses $15.00 or 2 for $25.00 Alt mall cover collectors will nicw treu a bad cold and flu. L&&2Z55SS2& PRICE i An all-India federation of educa- In all secondarv schools in Chiio sun.. I., ihnli- hAir.li ' ."r. inagie nnil are Home " -- -ard line. Melvln went la yards ',, rrnutica hv Archer, nianrone Mondav. lh-.M-miwr i wh-r, iafier snemllng a few weeks with iwu. It embraces five provincial for first down. llarrell cat rlcd I , ,.,, tu at rlght ,nrt. nun- siieclal cachet will bo used on let-j m"" folk- ihii " " ,,,VJjtcfcne mode two aroa. assoriu tions. with others under con- for a I'M dosn on the Ilenson 1ajw waJ1 incompleted. 334-yard line. Melvin nude do Medford gets ball on downs; gain at center, llarrell made one itlnt and ,0 on BfOMn n-yard -ard through center. Third down. nB Benson knocked down a 9 to go. Melvln mad t -yards: Medford p0Bn. Mev:n lost one through center. Medford was yard , cvniee , ,hc gun tnded penalltcd 5 yards for stalling; , tne Bme. tourtn and six. A Memora passj ,.. Medford. as: Hen Uenson len. flown over the roast roule!: Mrs. James Mays was .-ailed to ""ko. .m-moersi ip. wnicn at nee.ls of uifrcrent sections of the of I'ac'flc Air Transport between Klanialh Kails Sunday to the le.l- , .Li 7. . L ' "priaui.n 01 . Se.t.le and Is Angeles on the. side of her grandmother. lXTS.ZZZ t TT"fllu'V Knit Monday fliKhi In Us hiMory.iM. A- Craddoch. who i very ill . 11 J Vl . ' w i"""ui uiv . under a recent presidential decree ,,VI , , , u m lne ue0- cnro for standardizins s-econdarv s. houls , es n"l, ,h! carc n,ltl I'acklnH and for their adaptation to the '"""!y 'ax- A. K ll,rhrl... i-iee.rMl.l.nl I - M...1- ' ucw.mi, Suilillirill. ... viuimiij, uiMiuuiiiu.Ura luvnuu) morning. I More than 3000 women attended last year the free schools for work ing women conducted in llucmn Aires by the Patriotic League, ot Argentina. tooay tnat letters to receive mo acne, may ue .orwar.ivu lo " n--n.n, srtnv , rente,,! Point James MacDowell and family school. -was incompleto. ltall goes 10 son, 0. A Gift . . of cheer .. , for all year . Nothing can take the place of food eup o( i . cofff. And nothing ran make good ooffee like Westinghous. Percolator. That', why - one of these is the Ideal gift for the woman who " like, to entertain. There Is a w ide range of eiclusl.e Wesllng v" house design. In botia pot and urn .lyles ' , with the famous tilo ,;. malic heat control. " Complete sets priced . as low a. M1.2S. ! Vestiii2house Elertrlral Appliancra Th.tln.1 . VrshfliMU. Pnifr iclfic Air Transport. 1901 Fifth tvnlm Unn.,1. 1nn,r,n Alel Ilenson on downs. Hall on lien- liv.nK,rt s?t. . m... son's 30-vard line. Uiuuccno made ' Medford IJ'I. (01 uenson ' . ,."";. ione yard through his left tackle, llowerman LK Urajavlch ''"; :( Williams failed to gain nt center. toehr br McK-ow;l hci nnil -win M hcu ; . Miller punted iMcdford's Ilarreil rtiglied. llarrell went arouna nis leu A free municipal school of bee- Kortv-e irht w ii.i t.,ri,.. r i keepic-5 has been established In in lulls of Josephino county re- Technical courses will he given litienos Aires. Argentine. Course" eently. foiled to asln nt center, "toenr ir tcieown ---7 ------ 1 nted ou, Kof lud. on Sprague IV, Morsc he dispatched on December , 44-ynrd line. 1 11. Hughe. C llrown Plan.s. f larrrtl I-ugned. U Hughes Ill Pulh-nl I i end for It yards, and when he I w as roughed by a llonsonlte, nen .json waa ncnallred It jTirds. First 1 down on ltenson'a ?6--ard line. I llarrell went off his left tacklo for I a trfuchdown. A forward pass. .Melvln to llowerman, converted .'the exira point. j Heore: Medford. 20: Ilenson. 0. j Hughes kicked off to Uiancone Iwho ws downed on his own Jl 'yard line. Williams made one 1 yard through his loft tnekle. Hec lond and to go. Miller made I one ynrd through center. Third M .gnn nr Xlerney Wettinghouse Electric Appliances Electric; Percolators Electric Vra Complete sets priced u low as $21.25 Peoples Electric Store 212-214 W. Main, Phone 13 McDonald irj Twisj McMn ; OJ Uiancone llarrell L'l Italkko Anderson HH Turtlnsk! Cooksie Kll - Miller 8er by periods: i Medford 1J 0 13 1J Ilenson 0 0 0 0 0 Kubatltutluns: Medford. OarncH for Mclvin. Applegate for Ander son. (Ireen for Htuch.-. .'cTi;tnH for McDonald. Thomas for llower man. 1tcn?un. Williams for Ttir xlnskl. Wyss forMcKeown. Trohst for llralavlch. Kndleott for Haikko. Hosentell for Itrown. hVhulin for I'robst. Oault for I'ullen. Oraham , for Endlcott. Itooth for Miller. Scoring: Touchdown bfor Med. ' ford, ltowerman. M'lvln. a. Mur- gan. Oarnett. Harnll. Try for i point, for Medford, Melvln. llowerman.- 3 (forward - passes . from' ; Melvln). fookslc. Officials: llob Mathews, ref eree; William llelnhart. umpire: ; Dick New-man, head linesman; i Wado Williams, field Judge.. Radio Program KMED Mall Trtbano.u-gln Station HAl.NIKK Two shiploads of local lumlier shipped tu east coast. TREES-Fruit, Shade, Nut-TREES Exceptionally Fine Stock ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS Washington Nursery Co. Tepp.nlih, Wash. O ' CHAS. W. AUSTIN, Agent 13 Portland Avt, Midford l lYIday, w. .10. !11. meters. n;o kc. .ID to :3V Medford Mull Tribune news and markets. (1:30 to 7 Hunt's Craterlan. I to 9 Wlllurd & Shelly, realtors. Kaluntay, tXT. I. 9:50 to 10 Whito King 'rioap Co. 10 lo 11 People's Klertrlr. 11 to i: Heebe ft- Kindle Service station. i: to l::30 F.lharfs llok and Mush- Hlor, Ashland. i::30 lo .1:30 Wltham Su- per Service Station. 5 p. m. Football game. Notre Dume and I'nlverslty of Houttu-rn California, thru nourtesy of t-'allforiila-Orc- gon Tower Co. t ANDERSON CREEK BABIES GAIN BY THIS SIMPLE METHOD Poetort nr, souring wte In ibab.T't diyrstitr tract is usually baelt of anr failure to rain weight strord , ing to srhedule. A oil tbo W-t proof, tai. if true, ii the quirk nay, weak. fretful, pun.T babies improve when : you cleaute.their tomaeli ami Uwels and put tlirm in order with a few doses ol purrlT.tegetable. plrssant i tasting Fletcher's Csitorla. lliii gentle, ssintless prrusratioa is the doclO'i Ur.t Uino;ht lo relieve those ilia of babies aad ehildrei, such colic, gas. const Ina thro, diarrhea. folds. ete. hut he sure tou trt r-ou- I Jack Hollman and wife were im tastoria la to. Dottle that bratl out lo Talent Tuesdae. 'the t'letcber littntun. I Mrs. M.uillby hu been 111 with Mr. pierce of Plnchurst that bought Frank Mariuess' home stead, moved on Thursday. J. Mays Is teshlngllng his barn this week. Mrs. James MacDowell spent Thursday with Mis. J. Mays. 1) C. Mule was out to Medfold Thursday morning. F. M. Centers spent Tuesday nit hi at the Mays home. 1 ; L xvw II'1 imM HMT'J'B .1 o "Idub thee CCC "C C. C? I suppose that's another mean re mark about the coffee." 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