Medford mail tribune., November 30, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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" MEDFOKD M'ATL TRTnUXR MEPFORIV OTF.fiOy. pTTDAT. XOVF.MTran HO. 102S.
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jWSoOTS rUKiLAND GAME
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SEARCHES FOR SPEED TRACK
'.. Welcome ih'Wk (o Mi'ttlWd u ml
r. southern Ort'Kon wrrsttinjr fans is
' tin1 nnuuunciMiU'Ut niuilo tuUuy 1y
"Jack Wood, local wrcsthnu promo
ter, that Ira Dcrrt. Salt Juikf City
' hoavywolRht, will mci'l Hassan
'Muhummeil, the Torrihln Turk, at
' jIIil armory DocombiT 1" in n main
' ovent of an intr renting wrest llns
Kinokrr. In which Cecil Banick of
U rants Pass' will also prubnbly up.
wnr. The mntch will ! under
the auspices of the .Med ford boxing
comnfirthlon.
. The Turk In- anxious to mod
Deri, and is foMterlng hti,tCK of
defcatins him in two straight falls.
;";loPVCr, if HiiHujtn bet nines u vU;-
tim' of onu of Dcrn'H fanioun air
j. plane pnn, It will lie too hud for
; llnsan. . Uoth men me. apro.U
jnately of the mine, weight.
In a niatch Wcdnenday night at
jCnintH I'.iss, Hiikkhii made short
: work ; $jf - the M nuked Marvel,
; throwing him twice in 20 minutes.
This bout was the fcuture of a
three mnlii event card, which in
V eluded Siilot: .lack Wood, who
jithrew Young) Ootch "of . Portland,
tiuid Fred Mortenen,' Who defeated
Young Nolan of Portland.
I The Medford high chool real
j Ijced 11 neat sum for fts nihlelic
fund, as its financial huio of the
j championship hattl.j with Pennon.
'The lucal team was guaranteed
jSlooo fur ox o uses. - This sum ul-
lowed Coach Calhson to take every
Miu rnber of his iu-.ul. give them a
' "ii- un mo train, a Klunpso
Portland, and a big ThanksRivlnK
Day dinner alter the fame.
The total paid admissions to the
game amounted to SSOO. After
the Mladium rental and expenses ;
are deducted, each school received i
approximately .SIM'.OU. '
The statistics on the game hIiow
that Slodfurd outclaKsed Itennon I
in every department of the came,
even the puntiiiK of Melvln and
Uarnetl belnp on a par with that
of Miller of Pennon, who was nup
posed toVut-kick the locnl.s. -
Melvln wan the chief k round -gainer
for Medford with ley yards
from scrimmaKe. llum'll.t1' elosely
wati hed, made IK yards Gntt'tt' 74
yardn. CookHie 10, and AnderHon 2.
Medford made 45i. yardn from
nil sources, nnd Hpnson 15!). 102
of these wererom' .icrimmage and
17 from passes.
imnw
IN GAME
DEATH LIST IN
ARC PEL GO
PLACEDAT 1 30
Destroyers Bring Informa
tion On Loss of Life and
Material Damage Com
plete Advices Impossible,
Account Wires Down.
Capt. Malcolm Campbell, the famom automobile racer, left'
'.'England recently In hi Moth airplane tor the 6ahara deaert to
. search for a flat tretch of sand suitable fpr speeditrlals in his new
' racing machine "Blue Bird" which Is being completed. He is shown
with his wife and children.
JESSUP TO CAPTAIN
PHONE SOLO BRITISH VESSEL IS
;' "If you don't Win in Portland,
'Ve'll roll up your hed nnd you'll
have to Fleep tin the floor." firo
inen warned Fred McDonald, local
,. hitfh school football Htur, before lie
left for Portland to take part in
tho Thankplvlnn: Kiimo with Hen
on Tech. Mclonald. who plecp
at the fire hall an a volunteer fire
man, pleaded with them to temper
their threat with mercy, but re
ceived no Katb.fnctiou.
However, on his return today
from Portland, he found bin bed
beautifully decorated with flowers
and tokeiiH in tribute of his prow
ess an a football player. Upon
seeing what was done for him. he
nt'drly became pecchlenH and has
hardly been able to speak since.
HKATTL1C, Nov. 30. P) A j
Slam tnckle, Paul Jossup, C feVt!
7. will lead the UniveiHlty of'
Washington football eleven thru j
the season. He was elected!
captain and Chuck Carroll, out-1,
standing' nnd hlf?h scoring back
fi.Cld ftee, was voted the KlfthcTty
medal for bolnR of greatest In-1
spiratton to the team, followiSK
the ThankKKlvinp day trnme.
HAGENAN'D TARRELL
WINS INDIAN
; MANILA. P. Nov. 30. !
! Uepurts from four destroyers re- ;
i ;urn:iiK imlay from a relief expe
dition to the typhoon swent islands '
of ibe archipellKo place the num- I
' Uer tf known dead from the storm
at 130 while at least 111 persons ate
i still unaccounted for,
Kxtenslve crop damage has been
, done in almost every island touch
cil by the typhoon ami the Island
; of NesroK is estimated to have
; suffered property and crop dam-
am' of S3.SUII,i)mu.
It e ports from the destroyers
I stated that the siiK'tr. banana.
; hemp and rice crops suffered most
I severely and that though the dam
I UKe was ureal no Immediate relief
I measures were necessary.
i No attempt to cstlmaie the crop
and property damage from the
'typhoon for the entire archipelago
lis possible heruUM of the crippled
' condiiion of communication ays
I terns.
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TALKIE ROLE
BY JAPANESE SHIP
Daily Meteorological Report
; VAXl'Ol'VHIt, U.
' All fi'arw :is tq the
I'., NuV. 30. .
Silfl'IV of tin-
Friday. Nnvoinber 30
Forecasts
MiMlfonl anil vicinity: Rain anil
probably nnuv tonlRlit and Satur
day. Normal li'inpurainii'.
OreKon: Haiti In woHt, local
. Orcp-on Weather .
V Oregon: Rain in west, local!
"snows and i-aiii!ii t'ttst portion ;to- j
' niKbt ami Saturday, normal tern- I
f tiernture. HirouK south to west
; winds, occasionally sales on the I
'coast. I
FIIKHNO, Cal.. Nov. 30. UP)
Walter llae.cn and Johnny Far re II,
Prltish and American open folf
champions, added another victory
tn their Pacific coast record at the
Kort Washlnuton club here. ISilb
Lindurcn, Fresno professinnnl,
playliHt with H. It. (Dutch) Leon
ard and Jack Mart, went down' be
fore the tilleholdcrs, six down and
fvie to play. Hason and Parrel I
are scheduled for an exhibition fit
Santa P.nrhara today.
it
IIUIAUIWU, . ..... ....... .. .. Mil rain In lnx llnlllnll In.
-flu..r Willuw l ..! "" ' ! te.,t a 1 8 mtav Norma, torn-
till! ti'lcpllune in Ills Ittirnngo. .Maiiullla. In tllKtrrss 2.000 nilli'.i al ; ,.cr,t llro
VvUIU., 1H.M11L', tlllll n.in nuii-n-.u iiiiv iili'mi ,.....i.t ....vt. ...... r
lu hear a voitx- roniinaiul liiin. to : Caiiailtan-Anu'rican sliiiihiK coin! .;
siliK. , Jiaily, niviK'rs of Hie itisatili'ii LM'at't.,!
. me Atiaclie i-lili'l sain, jiinh. wrrc aavisi'ii ina' 111c .laiiani'M- j - ijocal lluia, v 1 7 '
what? Why?" . I frolKllti'l Montroal Maru wan alonK-1
"Ucp" your pardon,'' tlu voice ! Hide tho Chief Maiiullla. J '
said. '-This in Hollywood, nnd l'ni j In addition, tho IJiillsh frelliti'e-j.u- ... -
looking ' for an Indian who ran , Atlantic City ami the .Iuwiik'ko J ' eniieratiiro II)cKS.I
lake the lend In n production." steamer Vo.ncn Main were stnnillut:, 'JliKliont tl.ast lis.)
The chief sane. Into the lelo- ,y. J,;UJVC,8t m,"' ,",
nhnnn. ' liei.-iiiiihlu with "111(111111 The l:i-llih Coliimhlii Sa Ivnire I ln'lll' ( ' 't.)..
Love iSonu." ami uomik rluhl on company's ship. HalvaBe KIhb, hai- ' '"'fll'itittltUi Uu l
UiroUKh his list in a rich tenor.
; left Victoria for the scene to low
State, of weather..
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Handicraft Shop
42 So. Central.
Phone '702
Saturday
Specials
Newest Chinese designs in cross-stitch
Luncheon Cloths, 36 in. ' , , . . f
Colorful Rayon Card Table Covers.
44-Inch Rayon Luncheon Cloth, em
broidered in Ombre Floss. ,
The contract was made. C.a-.t. disal'lcd ship to Victoria, bt:'i 1 """ PreCllHtallon slllco solllt'Itl
liliele Jlavenelle: who hired the! the captain of the Chief Maqlllllai; JKM' 1 ,1! US, i. IS IncheK.
Ajiache chief, said that he wished has heen instnicted to airanae for,!-. Sunset loilay, p. ill
a real reilninn for the feature role . i,nv to Dutch Harlior. Alaska. Jf ! . Hlillrise Saturday, 7:10 a. in
In an . Aiiierlcjin . Indian jiuiskaJi necessary, as live SalVaue -KIiir cmf- K'y Sunset Haliirilay, 1:11 p.jn
proiluctlon he planned, and had;,,,,! ,.,.,,,,'h his shli under five days. ; Ota5e7vaTi'onTYaT7n at 5 Ai
discovered a note In Kovernment .The .Maoullla Is 3K miles from I l?oth Mei-irllan Tlrnn
I records that Chief willow Kiru, n Outc-h llarhnr.
grand nephew of ileromino aim h' .
full flooded Apaehe. was the pos-1 Inlierils I'oiliiue.
.sessor of a reinarkable voice. I.ODON, Nov. 30. UP A Paris
"The minute he started 'l'ale dlvpatch to the Kvenlnn Slur says
Moon' I knew 1 had found thejthut Mrs. Florence .Mavhrick, .mice
.Indian I was looking for." Haven-1 senteneed to die as her husband's
elle mid, "thoUKh he was several j slayer, has heen left a fortune of
! hundred miles away. approximately ,i.,o.imhi p o u n d s uHier fjiy
l L(?n,. was lllo I u u s com-, ,,,ee umier ine will or al- liisinai civ
ment, when ho ttllixeu ills siKna-( te, Thomas isurrell. a Ih itish suli-
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ture to a formal contract here to-! pect who lived hi France.
day.
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I NICW YOUK, Nov. 3n.--Mi
j Anions couti'ibutnrK to an edition
(of the Kncydopedla Itrltauuf'a
now in preparation are fiene Tun -!
ney. (lovernor Smith and I lenry
1 Ford, wrltliiK. respectively, on
boxlntf," Now York, and auiomo-
bilcK.
j CLKVIr.LAN D, O.. Nov. 30. (T)
j Snmuel rtcuar, ;treanurcr of the
Chandler-t.'levcland Molor eor-
poi'ntlon, announccfl that neKotla-
tlons for control of the Chandler
; company bythe Hupp .Motor Car
Corporation were concluded today.
Speaking for hhmclf and his as
sociates. includtiiK Fred C. t.'hand
ler, president, who 1h abroad,
I HeRar wild the deal hatl been on
i KUinmated and ai'rangemcniH made
, for the transfer of Chandler
i Cleveland to JIupp.
. No statement wan ismied un to
I Hupp planK for the Cleveland
j plants acquired.
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Den .Moines ....
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Mnrshfield
Phoenix
Portland '..
Red lunrr
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Salt f.ulto Clly
San FrunciHCo
Sania K
HcatLlo
Spokane
Walla Wiilla ....
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(old Iteach Kate Cut.
SALK.M. Ore., Nov. :tU. V
The Public .Service commlMstou to
il 'iv ivtillnrl (in iirrlin t-il ml liv
15 per cent tho rosldentlal and , )) ',U w
commercial llclitim? rates of the
I Hold Flench Uloctiic company at
Cold lieach.
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I,. V. HICK. Meteiiinloi-'lst
Cut-Work Luncheon Cloths, 36-44-54--inch
Scarfs and Buffet Sets to match
(all above articles stamped with at
tractive designs, easily and quickly
worked). : ' ;
' Baby Goods
Hand Embroidered Dresses, Gertrud
es, Carriage Pillows Sheets and Pil
low Cases, Bootees, Sacques, and nov
elty goods of all kinds.
Taffeta' Package Boudoir Pillows at
One-Third Off regular. prices for Sat-,
urday only.
IN COLISEUM TUSSLE
colisj;i:m. ios a n k l k s.
Nov. 30. tV) CniverHlty of Ore
gon used an open" attack, featuring
nmny latent 1 pasmH, to defeat t'nl
versity of California at Ison Am;e
Ich. 20 to 6. in a coast conference
Kaine here today.
V. T. Sinter Dead.
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 30. iVj
Voodon T. Hlater, former JUHtie
of tho OreKon state nupreme court,
and former reijent of the t'nlver
Rity of Oregon, Kns dead at his
homo hero today. He was born at
Corvallls 70 yearn oo. Itefore
coming: to Portland In 1914 bin
home wan at Salem.
HOOD Il V KK Appje packing J
here neai'N completion; 2321 earn
apples and 4tt earn of pears ship
ped to , reeent date.
Last Woman On Ship
Judge Quiti
SAX FKANCIHCO, Nov. 30. The
resignation of Jun&c VIHfam Henry
Hunt, senior judge of the I'nUed
States circuit court of appeals for
the ninth rircnlt. was accepted to
day by President CoolidKe. In a
letter sent Jmlne Hunt, President
Cbolidse commended him for Ills
work on the bench.
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Bum fimtm A.iiHb
XKW VOHK, Nov. 30. (Pi The !
will of the Into Thomas Fortune; Mrj. Cline Slaughter of Chicago.
Ryan, capitalist, leaven moil of his: 21, last woman ta leave the etrick
vast pHtate to mmihera of h fnm-jen Vestrls, arrived in New York
fly. hut only a pair of pearl nliirt I wttM 5 other survivors picked up
studs to Allnn A. nyan, the on by the tanker Myriam. She was
from whom the traetlon mK"t i met by her husband, who had been
Imrnme .trnne, everi.l yem, jrc,(tl hy AmfricJn 8hipp,r.
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HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
LOOK!
SUNDAY
' ONE DAY ONLY
CHARLIE
MURRAY
.Himself
IN PERSON
in
PANCHON .
, AND
MARCO'S
"HATS t IDEA"
.' BE THERE
OR' BE SORRY
Medford 's Leading Store Since 189 1
Pay Less; Dr,ess Better
Newest
vening Frocks
For Winter Gaities
at the :
M. M. Dept.
vs Store
Party Dresses"
$9.85 to $14.75
Tnl't'otfls, iu ias(c'l sluules, nrw-i-st
styles, no two alike, and
(ho price ho very low, $9.85
lo $14.75. "
Butterfly Skirts
Biitterl'lv Skirts, plain colors .
$4.95
J'uilert'ly Skirls, tlu' newest thing with nar
row box plea'ls all the way round, buttons on
side, plain colors
$5.95
J Main colored Flannel Skirts, Front pleats
$4.95
Women's Sweaters
-'mtiiIi'i-s in lliirniiiiiizin;i;
eiilnrs to ivi-iir with sliirts.
S1.98 to S4.79
.r.ieltel HwimiU'i-, wnni liy
tlu' colli.').'!1 trii'l, ji'i'sey
knit, plniii coloi-s $1.95
Silks
Tlie 'new SilU Prints, fx
tni hi'itvy, nowt'st pat
tenis fop Oiiply , spring
il itssi'S, li(tlit or tin rk col
oiNj. r ,
S1.95 to $2.95
. Women's Hosiery
$1.00 . :-:;r
IJoinhCi'K IIoho, tlio ncwi'Ht;tlii";
in. hosiery, heavy iilinllty, fnll
fiiHhlonetl, ImiK wear, nil i?.es
ft Mi to 10, gooil rane of colors,
at ..: .-: .,...81,09-
$2 Munsingwear ' Hose '
$1.75 . r,: -
Sylplillno (Slcndcrottol ' hee', "
full fiisliloneil, Muuslna; hone,
nil colors mill slues. Regularly
sold at 2.0), special ".....'.....$1.73
Munsingwear
Sill( anil Wool .Miiiisinmvi'ai', liijlit in weight, but very warm,
liuilt up top, light kiii'B : ,
l.'tl ..I ,1.1 I .1. I......I. ......1.' I :', 4 : "
r.inuii nieee, niiniii iriiin, union .lllM'll ,L....
;' 4
Klhow nIi-ovp, knt'i' li'iijj;ih, DutVh neck
$2.98
$3.50
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Womcn'ii I'nr ('nff. SchihIcks Knit I.ininc Leather DrivitiK Woven ... $5.25
New Shipinenl. liaml Tooloil Ita'.s -$5.50 to $16.50
Wool m'nnkets $10-75 to $18.75
d'il'l ISox Itill I-'olil. CiKiirettc HnMer and Key l!in $4.25
Ortliindy Tun Apron, all different patterns . $1JS5
Crepe dc Chine (towns . $3.45 to $6-45
Crope dc Cliihe J'ajiiiniw t.i....':. :.".:'.'...., $6-45 fo. $7.45
Crepe dc Chine Malice Sets . j.,:.'..-..' $2.45
Men's Fade-Proof Shirts
$1.39
3 for $4.00 ,
(Inaninti.'eil last colors, si.ed 14 to 17,
full cut, durk, medium and lijrlit fiKiired.
Men's Shoe Sale 't"
Dress .Shoes, $4.95, $5.45, $6.45
Ciemiiiie welts in all the newest styles
and lcnilicrsi MEN, buy your 8UOKK
at tin.. M.M.' DKI'T. STOKB and' 8AVB
money. "'
IN OUR BASEMENT DEPARTMENT .
Women's 8tripd Outing Downs .. 89o
Large size "Mama Dolls" .' ..- 98c
Fanoy Table Runners, white or colored ., 98c
Boudoir Pillows - ......'... 98o to $1.69
Little Boys' Wool Suits .'. 1J9
Children's Bath Robes, 8 to 14 years $j.4S .
New shipment of Women's House dresses, all sizes, light or dark colbrs . 60c ,
Kiddies Bib Overalls, .4 to 12 years , 89o and 98c
Women's Smocks ' : ...$1.19
Wool Knit Caps .' 29c and 49c
Women's Silk Stripe Union Suits , 89o
Men's Heavy Chambray Shirts .: '. 98c '
Men's Chambray Shirts i ; 79o
8mall site "Mama Dolls" 50c
Women's Felt House Slippers 9c
Women's Calf Skin Shoes, tan or black ... '... ' $2.98
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J)EPARTMETSTonE
0. A. MEEKER, Manager
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