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PAGE FQltft ' MEDF0R1) MATT TRIBf XE. MEDFORn, OREGON', FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7. 192. I t VORY MARKE I i BASEBALL NOW BOOMING jCatchfi- ,Wx Oiihton anl OuifiKIi'i ; j Uuiuti'll flcarrhl from Hi. Paul und , iMvunK tho deal by whin the Saint j Hryan llarritm, tall rteht-handi-r. t j ThlrU liant'iiian Itlil Rotf;. and an i , uu named rate her. j Kour former mnjor league star i took on manuicrial worrit. Alun ' ' Hothoron, a gno. pitcher fn hif ! nay, will handlt I,biilxvil-A fain In the Arnorlcan nssm-y tlon- On)hy Street. Walter Johnon' old caU:h I er, was hired hy the Ht. Louis Card inal to handle their 'farm." Jack M'EWAN SELECTS i WRESTLERS GET BUSY Piggly Wiggly LOCAL WRESTLER ALL CONFERENCE S& loll'iwiiiK u Ioiir alm'-rnc ft or.; the 'local wrcfitlhiK rintr. "erll arrlck, v promiHint; liania J'iiwm weltorwelKht trappier. Will app'-nr 1 ii ' the Kt'iiii windtip liout at tho armory next Monday nlcht nuniiiMt r aVerS UnanClina hanUS TOr;,11' Hium-d to mamitte ork vt,Tummy Hyatt of thU city. .re..l , . tne M;w vorK-renrmyiifani AffectedTigers Get Dale; Alexander and Prud-j t homme. I nxvlvanla league. Next Season -Few stars an,1'le'nle c:ruh wh iian'1 hal Smith Atlantic circuit lut wamm. will take another managerial whirl I at Hartford of the KaHtern leaxuc, j Kvar Hwannon, Kan l-Vanrlwco MiHKionn' outfielder. wax r)U1 to j the Cincinnati ltedn. who oIko ! bought Uernl Niin from Seattle,! I probahly for uwe nt Columbim, j 1 which I controlled hy the Itedf. i fAiMoclated Vrvna Spoil Writer.), fho lirownn Bold IMtcher Wal-1 B SEW YOHK, Dec. T. (A) ter Heck and Klnt Itancnian f luy , .' JJuro or I' guieHcent during the Hturdy, the former to Buffalo and nlnyinR neaKon. the brim-lm!) mar-1 the latter to Itirmlnifhain. TUoj l?et where "ivory" Ih houwht and OiIIh writ I'itcherH Walnh Itml Mil-I ho id with recklesH abandon. l vr tn I, oh A hkoIch, and Outfielder! kjoomfmr alonK at Itn peak riKht ; Art .lahn to 1'ortland. The Hani flpw. The "ticker" ha been nldui -'rantisco MiwiionH took Kddle Mul- to keep up witn all naieH flo iar, i uKMn, inflelder. off I'm.sburtfhm tF) l.eo a t on. Who pr;vioii ncountTs on the. mat hero revealrd considerable. jjn.wci in fisticuffs, abanditned to boldM Tor uppercutri last night and fought fix roundK of a sched uled U:ii round boxing match ai .... t(.('uJifiii(fhs arena. t V.l'c.KXi:, Ore., lx-c. T. (,V) An '1Ino ,,ol,t ''b-(ltln the sixih nil t'nnst ciiifei-eiif-. fooil,.,i teum'11"'" Kolxonaios, a Callfornlan. bct.-d by Captain John J. Mi--! who hud the best of. five. rMiud.i, FOOTBALL SQUAB II jr Herbert W. Harker. i&H H'h been taxed to. the limit. l Whenever baseball men gather ba Jarco quantities, oh they have at . Toronto, buylnn and Hclllnn or;two player for Jim S&lnn. Kunan j (iloyfiM becomcK a favorite indoor city pitcher, flay liladeH Kot word I iort. A more or les complete count fhowH that no fewer than C2 play-oi-h have chanved liandx in the past jire dayn. Mont of tliene dealtt, uf courne, vero. completed nt To ronto whore the annual meetlnK f the , national anHOclation of bufe ball elubH now in in Hension, t While the convention Itself Ik directly concerned only with minor haffuo matturfl, the hoy from the American and National circultK have been out In force, huylnic and elltiiK in their eternal effort to "do hetter next year," r So far, few outMtandinp major nJ-aKue playerH have been affected y the iratiHactlonH. Hut there are rumors of trftdcti to come that may itfeet a wholeHale nhiftliiK in the 91 n tor leaRiie lineups next neason. t The Detroit Tipmn completed the most sensational deal, buying Klrnt Baseman Dale Alexander and pitcher Johnny Prudhomme from Toronto of the International lea uue for about $100,000 in canh and qhrce playem. Toronto kIh Klrnt feaaemen Hweeney and two pitcH er not yet aelueted. J HurriHN TrndctK I The Howton Tied Hox wanted ha lulu. ItmilCM to MinorH. Cleveland parted with cafh and that the Card I milt were sending him to HocheHter in part payment fo- Chnrley fiell)eri, ntnr Kborthtnp. Tho Rofdnn Mravew Bold Ilowanl Kreipnu. Inflelder, to Toledo, while tho Tied Hox were disponing of l'"cuor Curl HolIiiiK to I.oh An geles. . That about completed the deals ftp they affected the ma lor leagues. Itlfcht now most of the interest seor" to revolve about Iluddy My er, Red Rox third baseman; Ossle HlueKe, who guards the hut cor ner at Washimtton, and Pole Dono. hue and Adolf Kugue of - Cincin nati's mound staff. 1 tumors had Myer poinr to the New York Van ke'": Dnnohne or T.iKiuo or both to tho New York Ciiunts. while It' was understood that llluece was on the market for tho highest bidder. Officially, tho club concerned knew nothing whatever about these rumors. ft p e c I a I Communication 103. A Dec. or!; in the F. (L degree. Hv order of the W. M. M. Hot'HTOX, Secy. Special Comrm'.nlei Medford I-odge No. in K. & A. M.. Friday, x 7th. 7:30 p. m. Wor of the rfiivr,dty of j w,u knocked out by nevcral; of tiic uinuuini a wuu riKfitH n ino cnin, the first of which pent him thru the rope. in the seml-windup lly Sharman. Salt I.al; wrcHtlf-r, decj&ioned Iiitiy ltobblns, San I-Yanclsco box- Kwan, Oregfin. has been announced. The team itifludes four Cniversity of Southern California players, two each from .Stanford and Oregon Stati-, an. I one. each from Califor nia. Washington and Oregon Main -UcKwjin' fit- ,.n.i an. I J " round boxer vs. wrest- ond all-Coast team follow: ; j ''' ,,ol,t' lhf( K'lder gaining one Vtosi. ' fllli "n ' boxer in the fifth round Stadelman. Orfgon." Cente r wfth "n all ',lanf' I'in- HobbftiK Post, Stanford (Juard fail,'a 10 Hoie ftively with the Kilcrs. Oregon State Ouard ! kI"v, s DresMt ll. Washington State. .. Tackle : Iliid.s, W. S- C Tackle' ; Tappaan. C. S. C. Knd . MeCaslln. I. S. C Hnd ' t Maple, Oregon State Quarter I l.om, California Half 1 I. Thomas, C. S. C ... Halfj ' Carroll, Washington full Si'coikI. , Ileinecke, Stanford Center ! KANSAS CITY GETS TITLE GOLF PLAY Saturday Money Savers I(u;'an. OrcKon... I Uancroft, California...! t 'olbi-rt, (fj;"n rhillipK, (alifiu-nia , Hlrlff. Dri'Kiin Slain.... j WilllaniH, I'. H. (' iviiziiiiuifr, i.irK'in Slm, Ktanfortl I Hoffman. Stanford ilia ril (Inaril Taiklf Tackle Knil Mml ...Qnarlor Half Half Kill) fllir.'AfJO. I)pp. 7. (A'l The 1 wcKlern nmalour Kolf champion- j inhlp for Id '."J will hp il.clil-il over! the .Mlmlnn Hill Country club links ' ctf K'ansaH trity. j The Klinsaa City club was! awanlcil the tournament hy the ! W'pnti-rn (iolf association nt Its annual mcethiK last .nlRhl. Pales ro leniauvpiy set for July to i. . Cecil Barrick NOT TO DEFEND TITLE I Ing the main ci'ent betwenn Rob ; Kruse of Portland, In a winner take-all matclu ! The wrestling fmoker Is ex! pected to live, up to the 13. All officers of the association, heailed hy Robert M. Cutting of Chicago, were re-elected, and the .site of the weHtern open champion ship was referred to the board of directors. NKW YORK, Dec. 7. (JP) Leon ard (Irani, inter-collegiate heavy weight boxing chainpion. will not high 1 defend bis litly. Cumt. captain- standard set by its predecessors ; elect of New York unlverwity's and of the features Monday nigh,! HU'lt football team, says ho will Is the announcement that kulieA not box this year because ho will bo admitted free. doesn't like the taiArt. AI LaNsnian, - 4 ' I who does not plan to box for this Notice, to Creditors. . M year's Viole.t . und. probably wilt After dale of first publU-allon of start coaching (leorge Karginson( this notice, December 7. li2S, I '. sophomore guard, to retain th will not-he responsible for any I heavyweight title for the Violets, debts contracted hereafter by Mrs. i Uj -ant's chamiionKhi victory wan Hazel Fernlund or any other party, attributed In a lurge incnsure U ' HAV W. FKItN I.CXI . t (aebing by l.nssmnn. MANN'S - THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE MANN'S GIFTS MEN LIKE! The Things a Man Likes Best Are the Things He Uses Most Give Him a Suit or; an Overcoat "Kuppenheimer" Suits $40.00 to $65.00 "Midd Shade" Blue Suits ' $37.50 Kuppenheimer and Scheureman Overcoats S24.50 to $50.00 Gift Selections for Boys Boys Sweaters All-wool materials in fancy or plain colors, coat or pullover styles $1.75- to $6.50 Boys' Blazers ages 6 to 16 $2.98 Boys' Neckties Four-in-hand or Bows 50c Gift Sets for Boys Combination Sets of Boys' Pencils, Handkerchiefs and Ties beautiful sets. Make ideal gi ft s for boys 65 to $1.50 fi Boys' AUAVool 2-Pant8 Suits ; Arcs 8 to 1( Values from $12,150 to 17.50 $10.95 and $12.95 Boys' AH-VVpol Overcoats A ares 2 to 8. Values from $0.50 to ' $l(i.50 20 off Small Boys' Wool Suits Ages 2 to 8 Values from $3.50 to $7.50 20 off Mann's Dep't Store Tht Stort for Everybody Phont 486-487 Gift Selections for Men t Silk Neckties Beautiful new patterns an(l hundreds to choose from 50c to S2.00 Wool or Knit Scarfs ' .$1.25toS4.R0 v Dress Shirts S1.00 to S5.50 , , Pajamas S2.00 to $5.00 Bath Ffobes and Silk Lounging Robes S5.50 to S20.00 Men's Fancy Dress Hose 48c to S1.50 Men's Handkerchiefs in plain or fancy linens 25ctoS1.00 Men's Belt Sets packed in new gift packages ' S1.00 to S3.50 Men's House Slippers S1.75 to S4.50 It'i a Good Came Buy Christmas Health Seals! "Tho (llinst Tinln", arrived on time nt the I'luyhoiiKP lust night,! Riiil thilHud a laiv? aiulience. ''The t'.host Triiip." is by far the best and ' blKKext attractiun yet offered at the Playhouse with Franks come dians. Kvery memher of the eompany was well ast nnd played their re-! snectlve naits in a nianner that i Kept tho audleni e in suspense, and 1 exi:ltenii:nt. The .train effects da-! servo special mention, for, thev were so real that one would thinkt there was a real inr.n on the Play-1 housn stuKc. "lie (ihost Train" ronlhiues to--night. Saturday and Sunda,y with ai Hpecial matinee Saturday at re- i duced prices. A complete review of this play! w.Ul appear in a lalor edition. i Sugar 10 iMiuniU Cigarettes Prr rartnn New Buckwheat Flour 10-iamiil wick Golden Corn r ! 2 cans w 62 c $1.15 69c 29c Caddy Soda Crackers QJr a imumls JJ P &G Soap (new laro bar)- 37c 10 Inn Bulk Cocoa (fresh) Ofir 2 imuimn ..: uJK , Swans Down Cake Flour QQr I'er iiackom- JJ Coffee 'A' Blend 3 Pounds $1.00 Raisins 4 Pound. 28c Gold Dust I'er PackaRO 25c Assorted Chocolates , (X-mas box) - 7Qr 2i-Kl.'llll IKIX J W Libby's Choice Red Salmon O Q Per in fci v V Pure Vegetable Shortening- 70 IVr pail I -jJ Peas- ?Qr No. 2's; 2 V""" M J y Honey Maid Graham Crackers 4 r - Ijiirp Ikix J Jar Preserves fiQr pnuiiils J CJ School Boy Peanut Butter 27r l-Kiiiul pail Enders Rogue Tomatoes 00 2 rnns fcltlt Bread 20 c Cookies 5 c Del Monte Peas 38c Large Oregon Prunes O C I Fresh Fruit and Vegetables a a poiimis riojlit prices. It's a Good Cause Buy Christmas Health Seals! PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET Saturday Specials ESTIMATED AT 27 LIMA, Peru. Dec. 7. (P) The death toll that rosulted from the j flooding of a gallery in the Cam- CHICKENS Choice Beef Steak IVr Pound Fresh Side Pork Per iMiimtl We Deliver - TURKEYS 32c 20c RABBITS Choice Steaks Per iKiiiml Good Bacon Per Pontiff 32c 25c Phone 1236 3C minn m Inn nMi thit A mluiin tii. of Morococha was estimated by the! llon or wolr t,lat 1,as a mouthful j wige. you keep prepared. j for $595,000. Buying or selling, the ministry of public works today to'ot weapons. Let stocks go up. let stocks So wise broker can make money, bo 27. . - You can't He truly courageous down, a seat on the stock exchange j which is more than you can say Thirteen men entombed in the, unless yon are wise, and If von are valuable. One sold Wednesdav : for the friskv lambs Alejundrla mine were rescued. ' . . . .. '.. - . Captain Mcirc;--jr, an American I engineer, was ninoRT; those listed as having been drowned in the flooded mine. The others were a foreman and 25 workers. The disaster occurred, nn official statement said, when water leaked through from San Kranciscn pond lit I lie mine into the mine shaft. Brisbane'sToday i (Continued From Page One) Hut there Is a limit nnd it was f reached tit Frankfort when actors showed the Killer of the I'niverse dressed In "plus fours" or knicker bockers. The play was endured in j Lerlin and other cities, but Krnnk- fort's audience threw stench honihs in the theatre, disturbing the act , ors. , .. Hamlet in. "plus fours", and a ! tuxedo was bad enough. Hut man, made In the image of his Maker, i. should not seek to degrade his ' Maker to his own level, even on the stiigu. M A device demonstrated by a New Jorsey Inventor sets type on a tyiie snftin.? machine by wire. No hand touches the machine. This will worry typesetters, but prohablv It need not. When the typesetting machine came In printers thought they were ruined. They make more now than they eer made Belling type hy hand. Mr. ltroun, known the world over as the recalcitrant stormy pe trel of thought, quarrels with Presi dent 1'oolldge because . the Presi dent speaks of Rood will between nations, then asks for 15 cruiser. That's not inconsistent. The other nations now that we can get i the IS cruisers, anil 50 If we want them. And that' creates "the good will." ' i . Ilroun asks: "Is. the .man who! goes into the world armed only , with faith more timid than he who! carries weapons?" Of course ho Is. Look at I he inhblt. lie carries no I weapon, and la more timid than tho ' Turkey Growers SWIFT & COMPANY, MEDFORD, are again in the market for turkeys. We will start receiving . turkeys Monday, December 10th, and we would like to have you bring them in the early part of the week on account of shipments to be made to our various Branch Houses in California, Ore gon and Washington. . . We pay cash and are in position to offer best market prices at all times. SWIFT & COMPANY Phone 30. Medford, Oregon
