Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 16, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFAOE SIX rEDFor?p mail trtbttxe, MEDfrOKD, okeoox. Sunday, PECEriTEft m 192s. i tvi'i m m A 1 i, NORMI, FASTEST j THING IN SHOES, for todays play, Tommy Armour, i-jzt national open champion loom ed toduy a heavy fuvorlio to carry off the Sacramento open pnlf tour nament. Armojr collected n Mrd-, Iijs am! an eagle for. the eighteen holeH, dropping a Htrunb on t lie , ninth und ono on tin- sixteenth. Coupled with yesterday ,1, .r monr enters tomorrows hole f i-1 mils with nn edge of three strokes ' on John t.olilcu of New Jersey, ! hit nearest competitor, who in turn is of Pasadena. ' me round mat huw Armoury i break tile courHe record of (is formerly held jointly by A be Ks- GRID TALENT OF EAST-ENTRAINS FOR SINE TILT 'GETS MM F THE GO BY' HERE FOR RAGES NEW YOHK, Dec. 1 5 . Only a t'llmpwe of J'uhao Kurini anil the muttered information thai ho is not a professional und doea not intend to turn pro was vouch safed even the close at friends vt the "Phontnm Kinn" un ho ar rived hero toray from Europe and promptly w Junked hlnihi-lf away to parts unknown. J After u Menrrh which carried ' him to I'utterHon, N. J., and buck iiKaln to the Jlronx. Hiiko QulHt, CHICAGO, I),.c. 1 4 (3Wrff'n. ST. LOI3, I.C 15. Chas. f V.I utn if t tic. I,, .,,11..,, i rrl I Ii III..... T) I it e. tlul collapse ot Kd Oay.-r of O.l. dlum today ta ,ilon fir ? - lMUl S" ' their, pennant Xi?WJZ V" J' C' ".mdlcy. hi, father, iflxOLULi;, Dec. u.(n) Thol University of Denver out-smarted I tjie Lujw-rHuy tti miwau K.muers' here today after the Honolulu ' situad was seemingly the victor, ! and won 13 to 12 by the margin 1 uf a single conversion in the try lor RAL OF HIS FOLKS. 10 JAIL CELL C'AltnONDAI.E. 111.. Dec. 13. 1 J Thri.o mfuiilMt: nftur ha rn. extra point after touelidown. ; tnrnod trom Uie funerui f former Ciiul cards. Mo., euch who turned in nhcnom- , "i , " ini ini.w, Wl-cc'illltur -3, . 1 lie team entrained for the Pacific count toniKht hut will take several wnrltoutH en route. seaHon of 19JG, has been waived , "'l"1"ll"ni , l"e ana und Lueila Hundley, his stop-moth- out of the mainr ie,.K..p h...i ... .7.. "V.1 lltmo: or. Victor A. Hundley, 39. a coal Nothing will Ijh undone In mnk ItiK next Friday's mutch at the the New York Kinn whir manaK-ad Hfalto theatrn bet woe it Art KvaiiH, .Nurml a American tour In and is anxious to learn his run nlnK plans for the prenent visit, lulu til 1m H(tsnn Until tonma nuuil i . . ' ' been released tn Minnow,,,.,. . 7, , .,"." ,r," TT. '. ier, was arrested on a , cnarfe ui" sluylng the elderly couple on the American association under i'"R ',1J eond half and It was by dnesduv nlirht .i i ... .. 'the aerial nllnek lliul ll.o U,u,kv J. UUy The squad, chosen and coached wee "emuent j, ,ra, ,. Vw ore ,.,ne e;mayor and ma wire were by Dick Jlunley ot NorthwoHtern ' br-ttm;h Klckey, nnnounceU tonl-iht. ' ,f" h J, L I , ! slK" to ue!,, ,n ,nelr Pretentious ;and Andy Kerr of Washington 1110 ""ouncement came as a I r, .h .h ii!nome uortly belore midnight on l.lefrerson. went iir,,..i.i, i, surnrlso, as Rhem could have been ,. . , ,1,11 :.,., ,., . . " . claimed bv nnv ,lr l,.I i "y .or poini and rudimentary formations. . i."UO waiver price. No Intricate formations will lie "Ihem did not fit Into our club." mcKcy uecinreu. "tie thought more anout uoiiik bh ho pleased than he did about helping out the club. Furthermore, In his infractions or club rules, he took others of the club with him. He was not the attempted by the eastern eleven. ConcboH Ifanluy und Kerr said they would rely on straight lino plays mixed Willi a passing game to carry the east to victory. Coinnosod of nine western enn. I .....r 'i..,..,.iP i...it - ... fererw hiveru hIv it whn,,, ,..,. sort Itlut fits Into our Urcsent Dlfin imnn v....i 1. ... lai lieu I ie r lenniu i nr nt, t),n leu . ", e wuaeu ill it Hioni;. land, one of the outstanding f''"on. two players from Nebraska , 1 110 'lx that l,ln other major iTHUG FLEES WHEN CALLED 'UNCLE' FLOWERS Bring Cheer to ciimimu it ail up in tno cxpres-, inaicnes 01 (lie current season, ac- "- i"e (. urai, me - -- - - .h " 1, niav , ,.,, " ' 1 . sive nhriiK..: conllinr m r i,,,.i, u-.V,,., sduud ranks ns one of the greatest '''rated that itehin bus been pretty " ,ni?yV L' to "oaro some step mother. Wednesday. The son, although questioned at length, haa declared he is Ignorant of who did the shooting. Hundley, accompanied by his wife and sister, Mrs. Iola Droke, of Memphis, went from the funerui J services to 111s house, which is two doors away from the ono where t h e slaylugs occurred. Sheriff Flanlgan and two deputies drove up shortly afterward and Informed the son that he was under arrest for the murder of his father and lie was taken to the . both leagues." HIGH FIVE DRILLS Can't find l'uuvo." local promoter, who conlracled for collections of football talent ever Nor could nnyono else, for tho Norbeek's appearance wllb Mvans I assembled uh one team, time being. last weeli. This will be the first 1 lwo r "1H ""' orlgiunllv Tho Kreneh liner ltocbambeau wrestling show In the theatre and 1 xe'eoted lor tho eastern team did n which Nurnii sailed from is nxpeeted to draw a largo at. : not nnnwcr the roll call today. A Havre on Dee. 0 uftor a false tendance. 1 '""t minute New York Unlver- Hiart on tho lierongaiiu, crept in- TI.e ring will bo built over the I Rll-V "thlotle nulhorlties forbade to quarantine at 5 u. in., und us theatre organ and will be so alt- 'onnelh Strong, halfback and tho though in league with the secro- unted ns to give the spectators a '""tlon'a leading scorer, and Hob tlve Finn's cleslies alld into Its comparallvely easv view of the ' M't H'"'"lee. end, innklu.? the trip, piers at 10:10. nearly an huur 'lag, which will be tho sumo one 'Their places were taken by Cy uhcad of schedule. that was in use at the armory, j '-etzelder and Tony Sweet of C'ur- Among tboBo taken by surprise Soverul good preliminaries have ' "oglo Tech. und thereforo not at tho pier to been nrraiiged for the mulch nnd meet him was uulst. und I'anvu will Ineliilo u acmi-windiio between landed pretty much alone except Tommy Ityan, the wrestling tailor, 1 VOUNCiKTOW.V 0 Dec 16 lnr fellow iiassingerH und tlio few and Younv (iotch f I'oiilund. 1 (P) Mrs. William lleiidley or I'ler- ,KoiFui,vi iiivii nnu nuiii uunn j..t,iii imn n iieii i en iieie Hrve.lll to the bay to meet tho boat. times anil has won all of hlu To them he granted his only mulches. Interview, n series or inonosyl- Cecil Dnrrlck, that 'doughty lables, BbakcH of tho bead and re- young wrestler of ('.runts I'nss, will jieatcd .declarations of "no splk bo on tho same card, and will grap- English" that aro peculiar to plo with Curly Woods. ' .."..l"'ml": ! ' v.v, ,. r ( i "on leaves next Krlday for Calil'i .e.,i ih,.7 Nation"' Hockey League Finals: I ,,.,,. ,.,, ,,',.; . '".Ti w1""''' hc w' ilness the Kaat . .. v lu..u ,,.- - '"- nest roo ha ., iuiki nitnmis i uy now is urier e.n oiu uoroiny Hottman s scheme Tho will which the Elder llund Is merely two words spoken in 1 ley had made out just two weeks Klee. 'Hello, uncle." betni-e bis ilenlli ni follml In Ilia There were many customers in nnfe iinnnnit im m,i, 11 .ii. the grocery store of Krunl; Smalloy closed an estate of tr.11 000. or 1 when two well bearded men enter- led and lined the shoppers and pro- whlch $110,000 Is a real estate mort- Igago which matures In 1984. The, Third Set wilts. Tho Meillord hlg.li school basket ball squad, finished Its first week of preliminary practice Friday, all sorblng the fundamentals of the pom, norm or ncro, 1111s given birth i game, and tho art of pivoting, un to tho third set or twins In three dor the direction or Coach C'alll- years. five or them nre girls, "on. They will lake It easy the! Thoro nro flvo other chlldron in ! coming week, as many or the plav-! T'OIU'LAXD, Dec. 15 Wi the family. j ers were on tho gridiron squad. Struck by im 'automobile' when he ! ' bore will not bo much practice 1 allempted 10 cross a street inter- nuiiMiK iiif urier. ,....i.i.k uie 1 ouuays. loach f.:ulli- section. James If. Hicbardson 60 pneior against a wall raclr..;,' the I interest on Hie mnrto t threat or two revolvers. I divided that the son, Victor, gets One man scooped about $12 from ! $gui) a year. 1 tho till and then started to search When the mortgage matures, a the customers. A little girl's face trust fund of $10,000 is to be Bet 1 popped out of the line, her eyeB,naide tor the son and he will re-1 scanned ono bandit's countenance ; ceive tho Interest from this h,. ! We Offer Christmas Shoppers Potted Cyclamen, Pcinsetta, Primola, Cherries, Heather and Fern; Cut Roses, Violets, Carnations, Mums and Pom Poms Place Your Order EARLY We have a supply of genuine ENGLISH HOLLY and Holly Wreaths MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. 323 East Main Phone 260 CLASBITIXD ADVEKTI8INO OXTB RISULT and then she yelled her greeting. II0H1 men turned nnd fled. Dorothy's mother said the ban dit whom her daughter greeted re sembled nn uncle. cannot use the principal until 1944. fessiunal nnd did not expect 10 Al -Montreal: Canndleus 0; Ala do no. About his running pinna ''tons 0 lovorllmo lie), he gave no Information ut all, ' At Ottawa: Ottawa 0; I'ltts becoming ovnalve and purrying 'nll'Kb 0 (overtime tie), direct questions with a "no split At Toronto: Toronto 2; llos ' Kngllsh" accompanied bv a total ton 0. inck or racial expression 'None" was a fuvorlte reply to all ques tions and Imitations. It is expected, howovor, that Nurmi will make bis first nppeni nnce on this second American tour lit a meet to be conduct,., I hy tho ICinnlsb-Amerlcun A. t". at Madi son Square (iarilen, .Inn. 12, und will pi'obalily run in such big events uh the MlllroBe Illinois A. ('. und Hoiiton A. A. games later In -the hCiihou. of Portland, was fatally injured to night, lie died in a hosnil 11 1 n n uniue in San Fran- limit :ifti tin rriu.i u,. ....... than it has heen for years Wim.ko ,VT ,V""' t'um"uJ. ' have received a akull frac- ,,,, . ... . 1 , M"r vw ,I-'U1B ame ui t'UHadona. M"i" t" h.v.-u i 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 k 1 11 After that the law cnfnrffnwmt liir. ieo m.,h,i I ... . Wilson swung the axe on ' a V ! .. V". u. V?1'1 '""". Kh-hardson step- drink estahllwhnient recent I v. strenuous work snuad. with a game with Klamath Kails in that .city, l'"rlday. January 11. turo and a broken leg. Kenneth Pearson, driver ot the pod oft I bo curb suddenly und thut he was unable to avoid hilling him. . . SACItAMISNTO, Cal., Doc. 15. UI'l With u rocord of Binnslilng till A mi Christmas Trees Order tlium JVmii Owon Oregon Kinployei's Wei faro nssticiiitioii ami Itt-lit a Worliiy riiusi'. Price, rousonulile. 8ce trees nt 6j O.i h." Co., office pi'ouiuls or . Phone 771 funnnwamrfwwif, ! dan&ranckco IHrteHatOJarreim RCT inrtrrn I HOTEL . J '- 5 vJurlTEl? OF I EVEEYTHIHG CIRCULATING ICE WATFIJ 5 IN EVERY WON" 3 mm 1 5 UIXJE BEAUTIFUL lOBSy i p UNMa fiooM m coMveafar 5 9Kf"k hnnuc I 7, 1 100 with Rath t ilth Rath 9n 1. ,11 11! g 100 Detached Batuat2q? 3 FREE BUS MEETS AIL TRA1W paiwu Just 7 Shopping Days Left Do it NOW! Mm M For HIS Merry Christmas Gifts from cPhersorVs All tliroiin'h 11u year ho. buys his wca nil ties lit'vc nt IflMuM-siui's .siiiiply hecauso lieiv, lio finds the (iiality and style he wants at ecoii oiiiy iiricos. Isn't that n good reason for 'VOLT, at holiday time, to- buy his sifts from oiif extensive showings I i ' Here Are a Few Suggestions Dress Shirts in broadcloth and madras $1.15 to $5.00 Ties . i : 50c to $2.50 Sox 25c to $1.25 Sweaters . . $4.00 to $13.75 Mufflers $1.25 to $5.00 Blazers $3.85 to $7.50 Belts and Belt Sets . $1.00 to $2.50 "Style Without Extravagance" m mm sr. A BIG OF B WEEK ARGAINS ill IN NEW AND USED McPHERSON: "Everything for Men's Aparel Under One Roof" Sixth and Central "The Heart of Town" ' Telephone 1093 Phonographs Stringed Instruments Sheet Music We Must Unload New shipments of Pianos, Phono graphs and Radios are now com ing from the factories and we must make -room for them. THESE LOW PRICES MUST clean up our present stock! Francis Bacon Grand A I. c a il t I f u I grand that will solve the gift problem. lteguliir $:,'.. 00 value, reduced y $585.oo Terms as l.v as $15 u iiiomli! Sheet Music (lng nt Y2 Price String Instruments Off Richmond t Upright Piano An attractive new piano which regular sells for $385 00. XT.": $285.00 Save $100' Terms as low ns sc.Ofl a month H Used J. and C. Fisher H Upright 5 A regular KSS.OO pi- duced to $190.00 Your Snvtiiir 3 s Mew Francis Bacon Upright A regular t4A5 .value on r $310.00 Your SaviiiE jins.no New Richmond Upright Which sold tor J195 go- I i"K $305.00 Your Sovlng, 81)0 Ocla White Music 'Co. j Weeks Sc Orr Building Next to Rial to A Complete Line of Columbia Kolsler Radios Brunswick Records.