MTDFOTCT) MATL TnTr.TTSrK MEDFORD. OKKt.ox. TlllRSl-AY, PIXKM NKK (i.
' V.m TTTREW
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Parted In Shipwreck
SHOWN AT FORUM ! WAVE LENGTH BY !
FEDERAL BOARD
mi x.. tnv- fv . iw .4.1
FOR SQUAD, FANS
Medford has been Riven still an-!
other wave lenKth. On account of j
Guests nt the best attended
Copeo lorum luncheon on record,
members of the chnmnlnn Mailfnrri
hlah school footlmll squiul this : interference due to the proximity
noon nt the Hotel Medford saw of six or seven other stations, the
themselves ns others see them in federal radio commission has ttrnnt-
Vn7lK V,''n?''rtV t,lkc'Ved KMKD. the MallTrlhune-Vlniln
and projected by II. L. Bromley. ., . ,
..r the Henson-.Medford Rame in, nation, a wave lenKth of 22! me
' l'orlhind on .Thanksgiving liy. tprs, or 1S10 kilocycles, to replace
The pictures, pivceitcd by short ! the 1 till kilocycle lenKth the local
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Ifiipromidu Kpouchus by John C,
Mufln, l'rinco (.'ullison and liuiimi
BoHworlh, Jr.. faithfully ropro
tluccd the game ns it was played
before the I unci's t hitch school foot
ball crowd In the history of the
statu.
statlou has used Hince the reallo-,
cation went into effect Xovem-!
her 11.
With the 1310 wave length there
is practically no interference with
exception of one station ut Oak-!
land. Cal., which will cause only a;
USEO BY PLANES
BECAUSE OF FOG
In speaking of Medford's chain i slisht wall now and then, accord-
pions, Mr. HoKWorth, today's chair
man of the luncheon and he, him
self, an ex-football player, fcavlne
been a quarterback on the Cornell
university teum, included four
fetuures of n ood football team,
includiiifr the coach, material,
Kpeed and fUbtttittitCK. He pave
the position of conch the most im
portant, tin on him rescs :!ie re
Hpoiirtlhility f teaching football
knowledge nnd teaching them to
play the game Miuare, leaving with
ihem Impressions to enduro the
remainder of their liven.
John C. Mann, president of the
Medford chamber of commerce, In
n few well cho.se n words told of
his admiration for the champions
und led the luncheon crowd in
three Canadian cheers for football
heroes, who were each introduced
by name by their coavh. I'rlnk
CulHson. Tho players also gave
three cheers for Hie Copeo organi
sation. In addition to nhowlng 400 feet
of film taken nt Portland, Mr.
Bromley ran through a short reel
taken at the Medfonl-Corvallis
game, ending In a scoro of GO to 7
in favor of the locals.
s
tug to Floyd Rush, local station
mechanic.
Listeners, tuning in tonight for
the Mail Tribune newH and market
reports, will find KMKD about 10 i
points higher nn the dial. Unter j
they will be pleased to find that
the new wave length is still better j
for distance, on account of the lack I
of interference, than either of the j
two had her previously.
i lUvause of tf!o dense fog in .tho
valley the air mull p; lines today
again lunU. at the liarrou ranch
eniergi-ney IiliuUiik field eight or
ten miles south n( Ash la mi. due
to Inability to timl at the Med
ford airport. The northbound
plane from San Krancisco was n
little late, but the south bound
Ids ne from Portland arrived prae
1 it ally on siiit'dule time. :t a. m.
The pilots of ihe planes report
that they had little difficulty in fly
ing throug:i the valley beyond
that of locating the local airport.
The method of getting the alt
! mail to the Mcdlord post of flee
Late photograph of Mr, and When the planes land at the l'tur
Mrs. Alfred C. B. Fletcher of San ron omergncy field is that it is
:;tiicKiy loaned onto tne i-acuic
Air Transporv motor truck - and
hin-i'liMi in thft Mctlford airnort.
rescued, but early reports included j wht.re it ls iurnoa over to the air
him In the Mat of missing. 'mail messenger or Uie local pust-
; office, who rushes It to the post-
office.
Francisco, who were passengers on j
L
AT HIGH SCHOOL
I
ILL HAVE CHARGE OFi-
I MEET TONIGHT
To Open Bids
SAl.KM, Ore.. Dec. G. (P) High
way construction bids in seven
counties nnd bridge bids in two
counties will he opened by the
stale highway commission ut its
m ee ting in I o r t la n d . V ed nesd a
December 1!'. None of the work in
localed in Jackson county.
A subject of interest to every
, i southern Oregon resident will be.
An trnm t U ,,u. ,i.,n.n!"s,'"SM,'(l t,lis (,veni"K at the Hotel,
(will bo held at the local high school i M"d,'M,M' whorfi repnwnmtlves of;
! Friday evening at 9 o'clock, in : l Nm'u'- JMliine. Jackson and ;
honor of the chainpionshin football ; luu UI"T l"j
Miind. All boys must have student ;"' v"" lM' "l 1,11
body tickets, and all Interested i Creii.C(,"t cil' ralif- harbor, re-
Kitmcu us a sea uuuei lor me
"I no take chances with Kruse.
lie is bad man," said Hassan Mil-
flammed, the Terrible Turk, this
'forenoon in speaking of his match
next Monday night at the armory
with Hob Kruse of Portland in a re-
: turn bout, following Kruse's defeat
here two, weeks o'so. Muhammett
is figuring that Kruse may use
rough tactics and has been going
-through- fipeeinl -workouts the past
-several nights to come up to any
of the tricks the Portlnnd man may
choose.
Tommy Ryan Is also preparing
: for his bout with Cecil Barrick of
(I rants Pass in the thought thikt
Barrick may he one of the toughest
men ho has ever wrestled. Both
men are fast and ench is deter
mined to win.
townspeople and parents of the stu
dents ure cordially invited to at
tend. The committees acting for Ihe
dance are:
Decoration: Alberta Knips, Mil
dred Ijiwrenee. Klnora (Inlander.
f Frances P.arr. Mariorie Fiske. Mar
guerite McAllister, Melva Parrett,
Gene W hillock nnd Kuhy Hamlin.
Refreshments: Jessie (iihhons,
Wilma Jtanney, Robert Stearns,
JoKephtne Anderson, Doris Tiundy.
The music will be furnished by
an orchestra from Ashland.
FIDDLES ARE TUNED
Fiddles thruout the valley arc
tuning up in great shupe for the
"Old Time Fiddlers Contest" which
will be held at Walker's dance hall
lecember 17 nnd IK, according to
fiene Stowell, Charles Kkeeters and
liny Muckey, patrons of the Tues
day night old fashioned dances.
The contest will be held on both
nights during the fore part of the
evening, nnd will give way to
square dances in which dance lov
ers of all ages will join and nave a
sollicking good time. The prizes
are to be awarded for the winning
l'tddlors, after tho dance Tuesday
night.
Judges for the contest will be
unnounced later.
1
Notice.
School District Xo. 22, Josephine
County, Oregon, desires bids on
drilling n 3-inch or 6-Jn well, loo
feet or deeper. Driller to drive
casing ns deep ns necessary. Ad
dress D. K. Heller, Clerk, Hugo,
Oregon.
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The annual public hearing on
the county budget for the year,
will be held at the court house
tomorrow morning beginning at
ten o'clock. ,
ITp to noon today, no notice of
protests had been filed with the
committee.
Tho procedure of the hearing
will be for the chairman of the
budget committee to read a sec
tion, anil if no protest Is votffed,
for the committee to approve.
I'pon the final upproval of the
budget, it Will be given to the
county assessor for extension upon
the tax rolls, and fixing of the tax
b'vy for the year.
Troubled
no longer by
spells of
. dizziness
tions will be present from Jose
phine and Klamath counties.
large inland empire of southern
Oregon.
The program will entirely be in Pothered with stomach and back all
charge of Crescent city commit- his life, this man was subject to such
tees, is open to the general public spells of dizxlness thut he could hardly
and will begin at :at with a bis atand up. "I Jiaven't had U dizzy npell
banquet. Assurances have been since 1 begun taking Aumel," he writcH.
recciveti mat good si.teu yeiega- . a,,nru m.m Af.,.nl. KnnfitoH lw AirmH
are received daily. Onesays:"Asiegc
of inlluenza left me so weak I could
scarcely fiet around. Then 1 started to
take A me!. I now feel so well I can't
seem to realize my good fortune."
I
great natural heulth !
food. The Blip or milk
of tho Mexican
Maguey plant con
contrutcc by .remov
ing excess water.
Nothing tu'detl. Ex
traordinarily rich In
imoortunt mineral a
and othtT vital do- j
the proper udju.it merit
and functionitiK ut Uio
body, A tiltil funic.
Not u mwlidnp. Non
alcoholic. Thousands
NOVELTY DANCE
AT HflT SPURS life
The novelty of seeing n football
game played on a danue floor
will bo the featurn'-oC next Satur
day's regular dant'o at. the Jackson
Hot Springs pavilion according to
an announcement made today. Tho
details of tho game were not an
nounced, but it ls expected to be
one of the most novel stunts ever
attempted on a dance floor.
The pavilion is proving to be
one. of southern Oregon's danco
attractions and a large crowd of
Mexican Moflucy
runt
Source of Aitmcl
Inri Thr Slum of Auin fV
atiil siirt Mi i riji-'Ttnanon
on the ftilloirino kttbjitri
from your drvviUt-0'
write ut aircci.
11KIII ni.oon
, KIDNKY
INFLAMMATION
STOMACH
INDIOKSTION
JHAIIKTKS
f raise Agrnpl.
you have uny of tha
following symptoms,
investigate Aumel to
day: headaches, back
aches, L'lycmuria ,und
fre(uent nftvroily to
ret 6d at niuht. etc.
Ask yo-jf nru Kgint
dancers is cxneclcri to be oresent 1 Or wHtn dirwrt to'The AL'meVr
there Saturday night. i poration, '260 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.
SOLO BY HOWARD
Another largo sale of rural pro
perty in the Jackson county terri
tory became known today when it
was announced that Chu.s. B. Ilow
a rd, t h e well k no wn M ed ford -
K hi ninth stnge line opera'tor, had
sold the Summit ranch and service
station on tho (Ireen Spring moun
tain road 1 C svi miles from Ahlnnd. i
to M. Ij. Ijivett, who tiok posses
sion yesterday.
The consideration Is not made
public, but it is understood that a
large sum was involved, nnd that
Mr. Howard reaped a handsome
profit from the Kale over the price
he paid for the Kin acres ranch
Inst June. Mr. and Mrs. Howard,
who had been residing at the
ranch for some time past, will now
reside In Medford In an east .side
dwelling that he owns.
NOW
ALL NEW
TODAY
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOE RICH, SPARKLING
COMEDY AND A PLOT THAT'S NEW
HERE YOU ARE !
BRIM FULL OF
HILARITY
CRAMMED
WTH SPEEDY
ACTION
Cold Can't Cause
Them to Disappoint!
Sinjrors rnn't nlwny, krrp frnni
rntcliinR cold, li'it they r;in.gi-l Hip
l)oft of uny cold in a frw liour, ami
Mnn you. Git the componnil tlmt
comes in plonmnMnatinj: tablet,, one
of which will break ll a cold fo
quickly you'll be atonis!icd. Pajm-'
l old ("oniKund l whaMlipy. call it,
and any drnjitore you viiit will
have it for thirty-five cenl!
A bad cold that han nettled on the
Inns. it conqilcrwl the Mine wy:
j'tm take, a little lonprr. 1'k- way
in ietter than "doping," to rcmemlier
the name.
rBItA, Turkey, Doc. 6. (P)
I WUU'eprt-nd doviisiiitlon with a InfH
of life that hnd not yet been esti
mated toilay, hn., hei'n muxed in
Smyrna by floods which followed
torrential rainft.
The lower part of the rlty, Home- ;
times called the "unfortunate city .
of Asia Minor." was reported to be
MlbinerKed to a di'pth of five feet.
Mnny houfen collapMed -and other.
wnnhed away, the Inhabitant l,e-
Inir forced to take refuse on roofn
and In trccx.
A number of people nlsn were
homelexa In the low lylnp lands of
f myrna llayet, which nl.o wn
floodcl 'with much iliimnitr.
PAPE'S
ronVAI.I.M. John V. nioditet!
of Crnnd r.npldi. Mtih., ha Just
dpefled to treetn Htate coIIpkc a
J"0-ncre tract of cut-over land I
near Kerry. In Columbia county, i
for experimental work In reforestation.
I
V.U.K. flute hlxhwny depart-
Mm
torn Me
Alto
Good Added
Short
Comedy
' Latest
Newt Eventi
The amuilng atory of
teaourceful young man,
a charming girl and a
dumb-bell detective a
comedy of the fineat
grade.
COME ON DOWN AND
GET YOUR LAFF8.
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