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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1928)
i COAST TAKES Mulligan mill Nut re Dume eu:b : suffer the humiliation of lour de-- ' X. M. Mm. W m L, " lB- uit-y were winy mo ; IVlB1 3TWa nvin victims in tbe nurse that.: I fB Ak ' ut v time or another upset UIAjLmmwwJ nearly every major team. l-.very eleven in the bit; ten mot at least one defeat during the sea- on. and Chicago was beaten no less than sewn times. Every member of tin new big sis con ference, as well as the southwest- : ern conference, also suffered at least one reverse. Only Utah 1 survived in the Hoc UK .Mountain coiif .Tonee zone, anil the Indians 1 wore lied twite. Ono after an-1 other ( the eastern favorites were knocked off, exenpe Huston Col- ( lege. , Champions were overthrown in . five of the major fields of action-: ' Stanford shared the Pari To. coast " last year with Southern California Record Attendance and Sue- JuX"sZ"hT Z . , placed tli CulortiUu AkkWs In tlm . CeSSIOn Ot UpSetS Fea- llocky Muumain ntra ami ! Tfxas ousted tlii Texas AjiBics! turcd Football Season frnm " Houiiicstem i-onien-m-c title. Nebraska won the first hlR New Year's Day Game; -Jju- ZANE GREY PICTURE AT RIALTO MAJOR SHAR E GRID LAURELS Pasadena Fitting Climax. rT'XrrVr SS " "" uumii Illinois, hi a lace uri-iuru ii .... t ... i,,.l,n- Wal'inrhe " : " 1 1 ' " Arsoihitcil 1'ri-sn Suorta Killtur ' the last .Iny, surc'sK'nlly ilifi'nlcl """' " "" diHlin. tlon of the imiiortaut I NEW YOUIC, Dec. 3. UP) Ex- the liK ten vhnmulonslilp. door-, a Moiy oi mu .. i .) i . , p.irt I I'lttsbiirg MiurcU the 19.'7 leader-: ' ship. Illinois, in a race decided on BACLANOVA WITH JACK HOLT IN 'AVALANCHF' Another Zane Crey story, feu-' theatre star, and Doris 11111. a luring J.i.w Unit, niiened at tlu olever little red-haired pill whose .1 appeal in minor roles won for ln r : ceul for a few soarkll - nr.d de-1-"1 lw" "l'P nueiy 10 sui : . . me sioi.v is a mmi ...i...n....-. , , """ at the top of the southern con-! Zane C.rey surpassed himself In tin, avalapi'lie. which, threatens clsive tests ill the south and fill' V, .... ,, (,..,., ... ul.,.e '. thn .nnvl.ii,.l.i.. ,.t "Ai-nliinrlio" n,,. .. n, ...... vt.l.. ihn erl- the leadership with Florida ori and Jack Holt is better than t which hrlnus them touelher perhaps Tennessee.. All three of: ever in n lead role. 'after their disaffection. The hit the running. TO SE THEM PLAY The Portland Telegram, com ments editorially, upon, the Med ford hih school football squad, in its isnue of last Saturday: By and larse, Thanksgiving day was a great day for Ore gon football. While the Hea vers were smashing into the national limelight, the lioys from Eugene were neatly dis patching the football hopes of the "Uclas" at the rate of tiC to 6. and the remarkable group of players drawn from the ranks of the Med ford high school and enthusiastically I sponsored and supported by , west the litis college football sea son has closed an unprecedented i and meteoric course along the , chalk-marked battlefields. Its chief developments have In- , eluded record -smashing attend- j aiu-e and gate receipts for tho ; fifth straight year, an extraordl-! nary succession of upsets featur-1 ing the downfall of champion. I and teams rarely out of the top , flight in short, a bewildering; Whirl climaxed by three crushing j triumphs for the .far west over: legions east of the Mississippi. From the spectacular viewpoint, the early season crowd of 1 "2,000 that witnessed the Xavy-Notre Dame game In Chicago was the high spot, smashing all football records. Every other section con-' tribuled to an outpouring over the country from September to Ueecmber approximating 25,000, 000 to 30.000,000. j From the angle of sheer playing accomplishment, representatives of the Pacific coast and the south' take the major share of the sea son's laurels, a situation that wilt find its appropriate climax in the New Year's day engagement be tween two of tlie foremost teams of these areas, California and ' Georgia Tech. in the Rose Itowij itt Pasadena. West Takes Glory. The Golden West has a double arnilock and half-nelson on inter-! sectional glory as a resuU of the' sensational victories of Stanford , over the Army. Oregon State over; New York University, and South- ern California over Notre Damo within a three-day period. What-i ever cla'ms the east hoped to ' Make in the scramble for national , lit lo honors were . wiped out by! the crushing setbacks administered! to the Army and N. Y. V. on j tho same gridiron by teams that came a000 miles like twin tornu-! does to rip up .everything in sight.! Two of-1 tire foromost steams 'f (he year, Georgia Tech and Flor ida, lead the south's drivo for I national recognition wbh fine rec-j ords of achievement against all : opposition. N e i t h c r has beep. beaten nor tied, but each has onej more sectional obstacle to hurdle I this week, with Tech playing Georgia at Atlanta and Florida) mee ing another undefeated foe, I Tennessee, at Knoxvllle. j Xo team from any area has anj unchallenged claim - to national; championship heights In a year; that has seen so many sudden re-j versals, many unexpected turnsi and days where otherwise, bril-j Hunt outfits met misfortune. So far' as the records of tna jor i MOSCOW. Idaho, Dec. 8.- olleges go, only four can boast persistant rumors that tin these southern teams are still in i The female roles are handled man qualities of tho story and the by two exceptionally enpable wo- intimate picture of life in an early I men. p.aclanova, the Moscow Art Western town appeals to all. ASHLAND B. P. 0. E. HAS SERVICE F0R went north last week to spend Thanksgiving with her relatives in Washington. H. Palmer was in Eagle Point. Central Point and Gold lit tl Fri day on business. J. If. Turner, veteran railroad man. is said' to be much better after confinement to his homo on the lloulevard for several days with illness, . Mrs. a. li. Carlson of the LIthia Apartments was a Thanksgiving day guest of Mr. and' Mrs. H. Mo Gee on Fifth street. Dr. and Mrs. II. A- Huffman of Iiend, ore.," visited Ashland early hist week at the home of Dewey Huffman and family on East (:ili Kti nnl i in n'l.-,..bL..li i.. Sunday afternoon by the Ashland j j, am, ,' ,,.,.. ASHLAND. Ore.. Dec. 3. (Spec, 'lall Memorial services for mein ! bcrs who have passed away dur i hiK the past year were held on lodge 11. 1 (J. B. Xo. 944. The puests went to .MontiiKiie and en- nieeunB v.as neiu lu ui.ee o . .o. Jl)vul, Ug ,,.,. wiln Mr ,, in the lodKc temple and the main . Jlr. sulwv ,!k.hardson. address was delivered by Irvini; Ml. ,,' M,.s ,. F MycrH uf I. iin.ife. luiivntjii, ,.u Sheridan. Ol-econ wim.. ThimlfMuiv. grain was arranged for the ser- .im guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. i'" their townspeople and all the folk of southern Oregon, were writing their names large in football annals by their whirl wind 30 to 0 performance against Ilenson Tech. Portland Is so proud of all these Oregon achievements that we find it easy to forget our selfish regret at this last untoward incident. No. we'll go further than that. We'll acknowledge that it is worth beinK beaten Just to see' -the Medforri miracles in action, and to catch the spirit of com munity enthusiasm which has sustained Medtord h gh thru five years of spectacular foot ball successes, and brought 2000 rooters all the way from southern Oregon to aid and share In this last triumph. ruler; Dean X. P. K. Abbott on Liberty street. Mrs. xercises J. Andrew aml ,UT 0 Kuhcrt. of Duns- inuir, also spent tho holiday with1 .he Abbott family. I'earl AVardle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. L,. Wurdlo on Third s..eci is i-on.ined lo her home j with Illness. ! Miss .Marea Carlson is in Ash-i land for u vacation of about at month from her ti-i.i-L. iiminu. i.' "Clod Itemembers j tht, Sif,tivml hospital at Yreka. World Forgets." Eu- MKS Curln Is a daughter uf Mr -lVl Unl- vice: .March Imogene Vallacc Opening McGce. exalted Scott, Esq. Invocation Ueverend Hammond, chaplain. l'iano duel, "In a Chinese Tem ple Garden,'' Madge and Marie .Mitchell. Itoll call. "Our Absent Itrothers'' Secretary J. Edward Thornton. Vocal solo, l.s When the nice nager, accompunici oy .ua- and Mrs. A. V.. Carlson of tho r"' Moon. . i.ithiu apartments. Altar Memor ul Hervices Exalt- j Mr. ,, j,rB Iohn T,mcUura eJ ruler and other officers of;.,,,,, ,.h. ,,iU,Khu.r Lll,.C- ,,,. the lodge. L.. .esldcnts of Ashland In limit Memorial Address Irving E.J homo i milv ,..,,-..i.m...i ,.r m.. jVinlllj,-. '. l Tncli on lowii street. Mr. Thaelt- , I'iano solo. Irish Tunes 'lino-, um ,ge ranch at Dorrls, j genu -Wallace. ' jfal.. and his laughter Is a stu- l.enedl. lion r. K. llununond. , uent In the Ashland high school chaplain. 0 0 .vh-hols of Ashland Is J Tho names of the departed mem- a daughter of Mr. and -Mrs Thack j hers are as follows: s. S. McKer-1 Ilra. Th T;1,. flimlv has gone chcr. 'A. A. Conger. I'. S. Iteg-, lo Klamath Kails to live Jnart. Alex Albee, John L. Dairy. 1 jIr,. ,..u,, SwsIcr llcnry. Jr . .....n r. .. iu..lr(,SB,nl Uike Is visimig i he- Jamcs Lodge. Jesse Z. ing, ' mother Mi-s I.cff!.... nM n ,.,. for a few days. Janet Illlsll. cbmebti.r nf Ate -. iving. i.ew uanson was cnau- :imi Mrg- L !usi, l)f South' man of the committee In charge i-ioneer street, is at home with a' of I he services, while It. C. Kor- , .severe cold. ' sythe and Harold Aikins were the, .m,.. -rnyal reliuned last j ushers. jwe-k from a trip lo the Kebekali Al Jordan, proprietor of 'I'" , lodges In the remote parts of the Army Goods store has been award-i Btatc. as president ot the Hebekah cd a flu check by tho Kemlngton assemble of Oregon, she visited! .Mills company oi iow l urn uver 100 lodges and exnecls to I wwA ' s-. W Mild enoneli "for iivloc3v Satisfy "M1. 'MAY BE DROPPED BY iSrj?S COAST "ILDNESS with taste. That li Chesterfield's distinction. The natural flavor and fragrance of pure, sweet tobaccos aged in wooden casks for years the most expensive way, but the right way and the natural way. Then blended anil cross-blended to bring out their finest qualities of fragrance and flavor. That superb blending is Chesterfield's secret and it cannot be copied. It is the only way that a mild cigarette can be made which satisfies. 7 r Home acids remove color while I fuuud In vinegar, will make the others set It. Home, such as ox-1 color firmer than before. Acids iiuc iicmi una eu ric acid, are oii'ueu- ure useti mui ithhiu iiy on imiiernu j ers and stain removers, wnne utneri matte or vegetable riders, and usu neld ueh as aeetle acid, which Is idly whfte clothes only. BEWARE THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON the award being made for a rc-icii on In(llly .,. during her 1 cent window display during the j l(.rl)l of offC(.. yXn perozzl ex-1 lUmngton contest for 1H2S. Mr.,,.ni,, ... ,,,,,.,i ,, : spotless slates. lioston College. ; vrr! tes of Idaho and Montana, are the only team neither beaten norj to 1, Hngned In the iy;'H tied in the east, and Detroit, en- i pn,-lflc const ronfe rencc football Joying tho same llst:ncll..n lnUrhPdules and that a situation to i '"'tm ngton contest for 1H2S. the middle west, share this Honor with the southern pahs, l'lorld; ami iioorgia icon. I conference are being broadcast in Majors l'sct. I this section. 1 "ln P"oiogr:ipn ot tne uspia. :.lm ndjn-i!iit territory. i..... in 11..1 will ...eon .lr.uiiilmr Joruan s uispiay leaiureu arms, vention in M...ir,.,i ihiu ... nn.i l!of Idaho and Montana from the i ammunition ami a line of general ! w, K n,irll foon uf,orwMr(, , I conference are being broadcast in jsfiorting goods. C. C. Darling made ( vit the lodges In McMlnnvllle tt Is a strange, if not unpre cedented season when such ordi nnrily ni'ghty machines as Tal". CLU-GRIP I Check before it starts. I Rub on inhale vapors One rumor hns it that V. S. C. ' I,r-. t Mveuenmirg nas gone, ,iOU. II;tnii(.n ,irprietor of tho will drop Idaho from the srh-Mlul'- 10 .Minneapolis, cancu oy me i"-f Ahh.nd hotel, was nble to lm at next year and will probably add "- f nia brother. Dr. A. .;the desk for a short tinio Salur Oregon. Idaho has played U. S. C. jSwodenburg. The trip will require , d.iy aftt.r a uf infiuenai. cvci-v year for five seasons. .about two weeks. The Indies of the Hellevue dis- Word from Stanford, Washing- : Mr- ond Mrs ,: A- SchwcnrrK trict held a cooked food sale at' CoiijeIis from colds mny Ir.id lo no rious trouble. You can stop ilm now with Crconiulsion, an enjuiVificd rrrosnle that is plrasnnt lo lake. Crcomulion is a medical discovery iviiii two-fold action; it aoothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in hibits perm growth. Of all known drugs creosote is rcc ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritations. CreomuUion contains, in addition to crconte, other healing elements which soothe and heal lite infl.imrd membranes and slop the ir ritaliun, while the creosote i;kr on tu tho stomach, is ahnorbed into tho blood, attacks the seat of the troublo and checks the growth of the gTins. CreomuUion is guaranteed sal if fac tory in lltu treatment of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and, is rxcellrnt for building up the system aflcr colds or flu. Money refunded if not re lieved after taking according to direc tions. Ask your drncciPt. (adv.) ton and V. C. L. A. leaves Idaho of Creswell, Oregon, spent the CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON the Hardy Itrothers grocery on 1 out of conference gridiron sched- i-Thanksglving vacation with Mr. Saturday. ulc mention. !""" ,lr"- Marlon nager or ash-; Vebs(ur Wcrtz. a former Ash- , Hand at their home. Mr. Schwer-, Jnrt ,,y nU now ,n(rtru.tor Iin,t A short cut In gathering is lo Ins Is a brother to Mrs. linger -,h..ti .,,, , ,., i-.i,t VAPD rVP to U on the sewing machine, using ami is tunerai uirccior ai i res-; ,,ilt hl(;n ,.rhoo, waH , Ashland . 1 loose tension and long stltche I well. Saturday evening nnd a part of WfWPtftf'?W'',WWwl'-'"""'-'' B81IMIlW I Mrs. Kugenla Cray of Klamat h , Klln,iay. , basketball team will FREE LESSONS ENROLL NOW Tenor Banjo Banjo , Guitar and Uke Mandolin ENROLL NOW FU15E music lessons by an accred ited instructor starting at once. (We Supply Instruments) SEE Ocla White Music Co. In Weeks and Orr Store Kalis was in Ashland several days have its first Inter-school contest p Brass o V fcT.it -r. i si r last weeK. , 'uf the season next Friday when Miss Aletha Dwyer, instructor In ,t mt.ct8 the ,,ulto Kal,3 toum English In the Axhland high s- InMdj was ut her home in Portland for; When making children's clothes, the Thanksgiving vacation with if s:verii small tucks are put un her parents and other relatives, j der the hem. the gnrmcnt majj' be Mrs. Ilertha Payne and son. lenKthened as It. shrinks or as the Oeorge. were gueHts of Mr. nndrMild ltowv. Mrs. 8. V. Powell on Oak street for Thanksgiving day festivities, i Violet and Stanley Ward of Her keley Cal.. spent the Thanksgiv ing holiday with their grand mother Mrs. K. A. Kentnor on Ontrnl avenue, and returned to their home last week. ' Mr. and M rs. Marsh O ood win from Portland were in Ashland Krvpr.il Hbvh nt week viHlllm? Mr. rjoodwin's aunts. Miss Anna Har-j grove and Mrs. Ida Nell, and ; o'her relatives. Mr. Ooodwln. with! his parents, lived In Ashland som years ago and now represents n financial hoU"e In Portland. tom Krntzer. of Kam's Dnlry ; Lunch, was culled to Newport Sat-; urday by the IMnfss of his wife. Mrs. Georite Asheinft is attending i f0" htiilnesi of the restui ant : during Mr. Kratz't' absenr(" Mrs. Nellie power spent Thanks giving day with Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 H. Allison ot th,efr home on Wal ker avenue." i Me. and Mr. IItr-y Ash'-raft wer In Ahland fr-. Ktptnntli, Pr to spend Thanksgiving day ; with Mr. Asheraft's mother, who live on tisr home orchard place ' on the Ashland mine nmd west i of town. : I Mf Mnrcaret Arnold, teacher. i In thi Ahlnd public ichools.! 35 ounces fom(J5 Guaranteed Pure vac less than ol high priced brands ' MILLIONS ol POUNDS USED BYTHE OOVERNMENT City Treasurer's Notice . of Semi-Annual Assessments Due i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual installment (one-twontieth) and interest on paving, sew er and water main assessments upon all properties for which application was mado to extend timo of payment was due and payable at the office of the City Treasurer November 30th, 1928, and will be delinquent after thirty days (30) days from eaid date, January 1st, 1929, and shall bear a penalty of five (5) per cent upon the amount of such delinquency. ' Thirty days after such delinquency the property will be advertised and -sold for the amount of such delin quency, together with penalties and costs such sale in accordance with Sectfon 148 of the City Charter. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 30th day of Novem ber, 1928. '. H. J. BERRIAN, Treasurer of the tity of Medford, Jjregon. Notice is hereby given that one-tenth of the principal and interest on improvements for watermain is now due, and if not paid by January 1, 1929, becomes delinquent and penalty will be added and the property advertised for sale in the manner provided by Section No. 120 of the Charter of the City of Medford. Dated at Medford this 30th day of November, 1928. H. J. BERRIAN, Treasurer of the City of Medford. TO THE VOICE OF - ,4 Tune your radio toniflht station KGO t 8:CC Eastern time we'll be there. Fire store dealers offer the best radio program that ever came over the air. ,tNew dif ferent that's Firestone. 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