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MEDFOttP'MATL TltTBfJXE, MEDFORD, OKEfiOX. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1928. '' PAGE FOUR MEDFOBJ) mail tribune toil, sk)tr, wUf IMblUhed br the hidfokd ritufma 00. S-IT It V. FU HL ROBERT W. RITHL, E4IUT . gUMPTER BMITB. MulfW Ad UklcfMuUcat WHO'S LOONBY NOW? W E don't believe the sportsmen of Jackson county need worry According to press over the latest threat to Itogue Iliver. i reports, former .State hi. In conclusion, be able to Invest In I some memorial to Air. and Mrs. j Hoot at an expense of 13,000 to $0,000. summary. Value of Gifts j Carter .Memorial fountain $1,200; i m..,.r Leu-is umi.Ik to make Row-bur" Al"mon Memorial Driage. soo; V. U. Anriironn Iwanuotil f r.ftA- ' U 111! i I I'll U I'uuu Uttu Itufl u ill.Dul rill't ill It fl till MllwtF (if llll Mlk Ilnlli.rlli.m7ii f n il n t o I n 'lull . ! ,d . ill ; aud racing seagoing vessels over them bv gigantic deiTicks. I .ra''a, u"'n ,V'0,?' lord, Orrffon, uadr Act of Mircfc $, lf7f. ; o o o t . o o ( iOg Cabin, Pioneer memorial, $1!,- otbscriptioji rati " omM,llc else, wants to use the wuters of Diamond Lake foriioo (:?iftB of o. s. Hutieri: Kltz- bt mil In Ad. V.,t. n. I ;,...:,; . iiumn a. omnn Km. j,vuu; .mis. . .71 . 160 .0 Mft-kelHoD L'ift. Il.tMiO: Ron K ' C arc opposed to both projects. Hie Kogue uivcr should Krans bequest, $M0O; Josnn Win always be primurily a wronic and finliing sli'oani. Dallr. vlth Bandar, mr. , . Daily, with Sunday, Booth tt.nl . c l. .TSS.i 1 1 anuuui amui uiuuiti -"v ttewklr Mall Tribuua. OM nif,... t.00 l7l?rt,Tin'Z,;to iiM. ' " , sIl0,lW bl! Jevotj,! to recreation and beauty, not utility. ! iaSSTuftfJ Bifwl3',iPh0nU' j Ilul we l'a" SCt' 110 mo,e probability pf these wild sclieines j "!!!;.iuVtWTu::::., :iui''8 tarried out than of Lindbergh flying to the moon next i SI'J: mTaJ5?mJi?.:'.l ' Woh-'l.v. I'0'1' I l dreams and forget them. That is j All Urmt, CTJh l Hiuxa. lour advice ( those wllO WOllld WOITJ' about tllt'IIl. j Diamond Lake b."r" "'"J ","E?ie1, '. "0.0.; ' j. . nnii t ii fyiina iiuuv ucuuDl) I $32,500. Total, $150,150. cover the same by applying- at the hrrUTn office. Mm. Clay Conley wiW in .Med furd on Kjiday having wme dVntai work done for the boyn. Itil Fickiesen has Ml. -Pitt pretty m-ell covered with trap now unit expcctM to make Mm lii-at hlpH-nt of fun about ChrlHtiaan. The lioardman bo. who are trapping on the John Down rach. report five polecats already, and rxpert by this time to hutve a ou ple of coyotes added to llmlr fur rnllnr-llon. Jack Crump aeema to be putting on contidcrnblc weight these day. We think Mr. Olfe Jones' tempt-I ing nieila mlht be the answer. 1 lilll VateH received a bad bruise, i A piece of limb in falling struck Hill on the head and shoulder. K. IZ. jHoyWB has bct-n curiflned In the lJhiiLal for the past week. Forrest has a slight uttuck of the flu. i Harry Wiiht has been on the Mick Hut for Hfveral duvii. Mr. and Mr. ,1ip Tiolful wm-f vUitors at the Oldu and HntUh family were dinner guests at the ; homes un Tuesday. Mrs. Newt . illtt home on burniay. Eddy also was a guet on that day. We are all hoping these nice ' annni' i1.-iv will tuiitinUt Untirf Mr. and Mm.. FlenimJng und chi-isf mas. MEMBER OF TRR ABSOCUTID PBK8I (HfcclTlng full tacd Wlr Srrric Only papr In chj or ooosly rootlTlnt wvi oj t-lrf riph. The AuocUtcd PreM b eaehwriMly mv tltlH to the dm for pubJieattoo of til tm dlvpatchas credited to it m othonrtM f eredited in thli ppf, ftod aIm to tM lootl ' laowa puimued betcin. r All righti for rvpoblteatloa f tpadal v lutcbrs erlo r tlao raoimsl I. Pill DRIFTS MORE ABOUT COAST FOOTBALL OfNrUI pipn ol tb. City of Mtdlord. OrtlciiJ ppr of Jtcluwo Ooiiotr. . 0wnm daily .vrrc rirtnlstloii for ounuaa oikIIii( April I, toil, llll. , . AdT.rtl.inr ItcprMMrUtlTM H. O. MOOKNSK.V a OOIIPAMT OfflM Id New York, OUcmo. Dotrott, flu rrudooo. Lot Anctloj, fiuttlA, Port- Smudge Smoke POP WARN Kit IS a fox. Ik- attributes the Stanford victory over West 1'oint to the California climate. If (his doesn't give him a pension from California incorporated and state-wide immortality,; nothing will. Hut, while we don't question the general virtues of the Cali fornia climate, we doubt very much if the sun-kissed conditions at Palo Alto had very much to do With that victory at the Yankee stadium a week ago. At any rate, we believe Pop had more to do with it, and t,hc spirit of the Stanford team probably more than anything else. For everything conspired to put 'the members of the Stan ford team on their toes for that New York game. They knew the eyes of the football world were upon them, they knew they had the ifmkings of the greatest football ten lit in the history of their university, they knew they had failed to win the coast championship !by inches, so the West Point game represented not only their golden opportunity, but their lust, to redeem themselves.' ' ' ',",''.''"'.'.','.' And that restful riile by train across the country instead of doing them harm did them good. ' They ran on the field that Saturday afternoon, determined to play the supreme game of their lives, and that is precisely the game they did play. No team in the country could have beaten Stanford that day. They had the unconquerable will to win, not because of what the California climate had put in their legs, but what Pop 'Warner and the combination of circumstances mentioned above, hail put in their hearts andlieuds. In other words, it was not a physical but a mental and spir itual superiority that won that game. And' here we come to the fundamental factor which, we believe, accounts for the fact that the Pacific Coast plays better football than .the Atlantic Coast. ' Essentially it is youth. The football of the Pacific Coast has the enthusiasm and the intensity of youth. Wc take our foot ball. more seriously than our more matirc and sophisticated brethren of Chicago. Wc take football as Harvard and Yale took it, 20 aud 30 yeurs ago, when feeling ran so high, football relations between these two universities hud to be severed to re duce fatulitics. ... ,i Wliut has.liappi'iied to Harvard and Yale bus happened to a greater , or less extent to all Eastern colleges. They all take football now with ft grain of,salt. It is uov longer a crusade will rul.nlily never l.o yaiikod be. b t () d(,u, jt i(J m(.rev ullu(1Pr week-end sport, fori a bar of Jutiee. , Nome of thn autoes mil imvo.uiuy iuu laic Mulleins iiuciKicd inc I out on 11 rany ueiore ine Harvard game. 'When Tud Jones delivered one of the eurly-!)0 ruh-rah pep speeches, they didn't even cheer. They either looked bored or smiled. No wonder Yule whs beaten. For Harvard, thanks to u long string of defeats, had resumed something of the pre-war spirit. More than that, on the very afternoon of the big game, three for" T" 1cau3gm'"?oUur Vle seniors were caught playing golf and preparing for a week times for possession of liquor, and end in the country ! Shades' of Frank Hinkcy! Thirty years put n stop to tins lorm 01 nei- luniFIU'NH. 1 Heorw of county folks: were In .own Hat, to see the fog. . A. 8- V. Carpenter was In a 'hurry Thurs. ,pm. believo It or not. y Thcro has been a low visibility for several days, and Old tiol ban been coiisplcious by his absence. ii. Washington Maddox Journey ed to K. Falls the mid of the wtMik, and went through a har rowing experience. The auto in which ho was riding, U I a ulictc Hpot, and nearly went into the gut ter. The Influenza seige " continues. .HWlory tolls of the seige of Troy, und the Felgo of Verdun. B. An derson has been one of tho bo fteped, and liavo been expecting a line from hhn any day. K. KokVI, a local journalist. Is cutting uultc a swath In a new 4d. An unknown fiend In human form Hto.o J. D. Russell's auto. Hp lit out from under hia now Mond. eve. Ho was talking 10 Tho inn a M cirri man and waa oghrut when he saw his Chandler start down the road, without him In It. Kuspectlnrr something wrong. Mr U. stnrted In hot pursuit, though it was one of tho coldest nights uf the year. Where the Main Htem nml nenrtddn avenue run alongside the Assoc. Oil silo, J. ). oaught Up i und leaped un the running board jmd run the risk of getting peeked on the noggtn with a monkey wrench, but the culprit sped on In the iilnlit, and a fow minutes later ,th. vehicle was located standi!.,? o;i Kth st.. nono the worse for Its -riu'ounliT with a lawbreaker who Vic Holms' new sport roadster j was a sorry looking sight Hunday mornlim. Vic, it seems, got In a ( ftiflc Jam $x etaoishrdlu hidl,- t raffle Jam on Crater Jako IiIkIi way, neur Kagle Point. Vic's left eyo wa slightly damaged. How ever, this did not prevent him from getting the culprit's number, and the police are now oh the trull. Mr. levee, clerk fna tho Cleve land slore at Itutte Fa Is render ing ' tho camp families excellent service now. Ralph makes two trips weekly, carrying u supply of fronh moat und vegetables. Kmll Xeltfon and liill Thomas nrn demonstrating a new method steam washer that Kmll had rigged up on .the jammer. Joe Holland seem ed quite Impressed with the idea and Is ordering one for his home. l,ou Sargent and liert Jen kin made a trip to town on Saturday and brought home a nice porker. T. F. (iork, tho Watkfns man. was In camp Friday.' ' The boys are now well supplied with per fume and shaving lotion. Charley Pennington left for Portland on Friday, whom ho will undergo a thorough x-ray exam ination to determine Juat what is wrong with his back. Dave Baugh is nursing a scalp wound and bruised arm. It was said Dave endeavored to stop a tackle block with his head. There was a bottle found near camp this week that contained what was Evidently a poisonous concoction. The owner can rc- tlie Hoover stickers In the back window, which Is loyalty for you. It Is feared that the cold wea ther will bring out the whip cord riding pantH. with buckskin put flies, where the knoes knock. The liclflature meets next inunlh ti nd It Is hoped they adopt the MicMgan '.law, which provides OF ago they would have been lynched. So there you are, ladies aud gentlemen! That the under lying rcanou the Pacific Coast plays better football than the AtUmtie. It's not the climate, it 'a the spirit. The East from u football standpoint hM grown up. The Pacific Coast (loud erie of "Thank (iod from the rooting section) has not I Acting upon a suggestion from tho Portland Chamber of Com mciHie, u survey will bo mado Jackson county, ' wit li a view to making timber growing an estub lished industry. The Idea Is to have Individuals given tructs of government land suitable for nothing but timber, und HHtffsted In tho work of plant ing and ultimately harvesting tim ber crops Just as fruit crops or grain crops ore now harvested. Hugh Unnkln of the forest ser vice is interested in the Idea and will probably bring the matter bo El .ASHLAND FOLKS GIVE CITY MUCH V.. V. Carlcr. during tlio recent UI-L,llo banquot, bryo an Intercut. Ing report on tho many gifts and bciiuextn which have- been mnilo toward memorials and Improve- mu hmchcon Qa!tTLL Mr. Hvann was a single man, a quiet man who was not very well , known In (his elly, wnnro he died I early this year. Ilo loft a will be queathing his entire estate "lo as sist tho needy children of 'Ashland and vicinity," In securing educa tions. Ho left tho exeeiitlou of this bequest to tho cashiers of tho throo bnnhs In Ashland aud it was a matter of surprlso to find that thn not amount avallablo for this purpose would bo sumo f:!8, 0UU. - ' Jetse Wlnburn Some oiKht yesrs no Mr. Jesse Wlnburn of Now York t'lly. was a visitor hero and bocamo Inter ested In Ashland and itnrn num erous and generous gifts to our city. I know of no one who In ablo to glvo In detail a list of these gifts but wo know of the help he gave to the ladles in tlio croctlon ANDERSON GREEK of Hmalt hIio could show. Mr. Cur lor iilulnii MV. Carter's article In full was I ?' ' '" I O"""-, 80ra Their Is an epidemic of Influenza on tlio crock. Ncurly every family is 111 with It. , Mrs. Holtinans father and moth er from California Is up on a visit. U. C. Halo mado a trip out to Modfurd Kildny. The program given at the school houso Thanksgiving was onjoyed by all. Mr. Busline", and Mr. Stlc.Hor are cutting Christmas trees fur some mon In California. Jan. MasDowoll was out to Tal ent Thursday. Mr. MacDowell and family have been quite 111 with tho fufhienr.fl. ' Frank Marquess and family spent Sunday at James May's. K. M. Centers spent Thursday with I) la daughter, Mrs. Jas. Mays. Btevu Gunak has been sick with the Influenza. Tho nights are cold but tho sun shines nice through tho day with no fug. Jack Holtinan sold two cows on Thursday. Mr. I'lerco made a trip ovor on tho Green Spring mountain this week. 1 tarry Maultby Is building on bis lots lie bought In Talent as follows: The Carter Memorial . Foundation Broutod ln 1910 by tho children of Henry 1". and Harriot II. Car tor In center of tho I'laza. a foun tain with 13 bubble tlrlnklug places on, Its four sides."-Tho fouutain, surmounted by tho fixture' of a pio neer, cost approximately 11.200. The Atkinson Memorial Bridge Kroctod by Ei:3ula L. Atkin son, In memory of her husband tho late W. 1. Atklnnon, Till Is a handsomo cemout bridge across Ashland crook In Llthla park. It was built lu 11113 at cost of about $800. The E. K. Andersen Bequeet Tho will of tho lato E. K. An liersou, a pioneer of Ashlaud, provided for an expenditure of $2,500 to bo usod In connection with Chautauqua aotlvltles and Is still, an I understand, fartlally unexpended. Victoria Miekeleon Tho lato Mrs. Mickolson be queathed her ontlrc ostato to the Clly of Ashland, stipulating that It should b Uboa In tho oreetlon of a fountain perpetuating tho Mlckelsuu name. Tho estate Is (20.000, I am told. Including Its equipment. - Again, he purchased all tho outstanding stock of our Community hospital, built an ad dition thereto, rofurnlshod It and gavo It to tho clly. How much was tnvolvod lu this transaction t do not know. Aside from the Tift Just mcn,;ouod Mr. Wln burn gave many other f mailer amounts and will long bo romem bored for his activities here and for his gonoroslty. TIo was intro duced to this city by our Mr. Yin Ing, who had known him In New York. I estimate his gifts to the pcoplo hero at 150,000. ' C. W. and Virginia Root .Mr. and Mrs. Root had made tholr home hero tor many, many yoars and formed an attachment fur our city that was reflected In tho will ho and Mrs. Hoot mado. Mr. Hoot passed away In 1921 and i MM. Hoot about tour years later. 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