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MKDVOWD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OWKdOX, TIU'L'sl) AV,9aT,.l P.KU -'7. 1!) PAflE FIYT -.WATERAGE PLANS IBRAIN TOO SLOW illM Will "!E TRADE SOCKS ; t WITH BELGIAN FOOT AUTO LEAVE AMATEURS AuC NAVY'S COWLING STAR Bicldle Protege anc Ne braska Wildcat Feature , Social Meeting Friday Devos Rated As Best Foreign Invader in Years.; Ill Ainu .1. Cimiltl. , (AHsnriittcil IM-ccu sports Ktlilor. ) I xnw yoi:k. dw. i:;. (p. one j of tlu most linpurlant tmi-hij evt'iiln ; nf tho Imxlnij season involves Ace I Hmlkins of the Hiiilkins's of No- hntfktt, niiil Kent Devos, tho Kel- j (.'i-ui niUldli'woluhl w hit t now cun nci'tcd with ihe llitMles vt 1'hlla- j dolphin. They will fitfhl It out to- ; morrow iiU;ht, Uh tho pnsiet ; that must, of nut all, of the whito shirt -l'runLs of I lit- famous MlU0 '. milllonnlroH" will he h) evidence, j iJovn.s, fast ami a ooil hitter, lias impressed critics :i s tho host : foreign Hio-potnid'-r to coin to; these shores since Tommy MUHmui.i lie will find IUill;ins tho most j willing ami persistent, opponent h o JriffSs. f FLYING 111 TIMES FOR PAY CHECKS' NOTRE DAME LOST:. ONLY 13 BATTLES HU'AtJi). livi DAYTOXA HKAl'll. Flu.. T. If man Is to keep ; I ce. with John ny fisrtnulh-r, one f th. worl.l's greatest swimmer, will t'.iK his inoohani-Cl development Qf speeil sw ii ii hinK to itmutcurrQi. on Jan- , maeiunes. ne hociim a Nuperrmti k- uaiv a to dive inlo tho more pro-, or. aual ik'i.mon ami lour spee.is Uaie husineH of eainim: a HvinK- ! torward on mental processes and 1 WlMxtnuller, a n U tter to V. i nervous reactions, in the opinion . ft... i i i. 1;- Lffon.lell, ohairman of thejof MaJ. II- . I. Semave. MUTII ltl-..M, Hid.. Per. -' . n,h!,.li4. coiiimtUev of the HHnoUj The find man" travel J0 miles Since Knute Koekno became j ..thletie ihih, explained that ho inn hour on html, he will att.-mpt foot hall coach in 1117, Notre1 Pam ' "must look into the future and next March to exceed Hit;, mlh-s an has played 111 fcmes, winuiiiK Wintry to earn some money, dome- hour over the beach course here. , loslntf 13 and tyinir nix. the ath- tiling an athlete in constant train- The Itiitish driver frankly has ; let ic department has revealed In Ihk finds hard to tin." admitted to friends here that near- ! the football annual just released. ' Weist-uiullor did not state In his 1 ly four miles a minute is faster J The recind shows that lyi'h. when letter w hat he intends to do to t than his ow n mental and nervous 'tho Uamblers lust four panics out earn money, iiut friends are re-1 reactions. lie so learned in the I of nine, waj) the poorest durinj; , port, d as saying that mho ap-: .sprm of 1 y:7. w hen ho drove t ho 1 llookne's coachship. Yet. Koekno pearanco.s are included in the pro-1 Itritish built "Mystery K" lo a rec- fl.iuu.i.i ii... team us one of the fcr"am. old oi L'U.l.MiJ miles an Hour. I II I Kaniet ho over coached. The swimmer s final appearance I Of all Uie toain.s Noire Dame ls uu amateur will be made Janu- has met in the Hockne rcHinio. No- 3 couiuy imer- i.r.Ni. h.iw t. i ih.. bHrdest to do- fWioluslle. swimmiim' chatnpiun- feat, the records show Of niuciHn'1h 11 1 tno 1- l w h,,n 1,0 pull patnes with the t'ornhuskors. Notre , '"'i out o .no va.or , .km stylo world's Dame has won four, lost three and lied two; against the Army, the Iiamblor.s have won eiyht, lost two and tied one. I Despite this tfrcut record, Notre I Dame has had but throe seasons in that period In which it came j through Us hard campaiKH with , out beiiiK defeated or tied. In 1!UH j and lltlio, the Uamblers won nine I without a defeat or tie. and in they huiiK up 1" strainht victorlea. C::rt;3 D. JhVMbur, sscrctary of the navy (left), bowling with Admiral Julian L. Latimer, commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard, when the eecrctary paid an official visit to Philadelphia. tlm that niht. nemly every fro record in pools from fU to SSO yards, Imloors ami outdoors. WeissinuUer was kIvcii his first tryout by the 1. A. t in 1H2U by t'oudi William liachrach. in his first race, he broke a w ord, He later swam Inn yard: in a HO -foot pool in ): l-r. the uroatcst feat tif h!s brilliant career. has yet met. j H j There is no doubt whatever fi lp,tm j? VX (TTS l.t It a .r h,n -c,j gj ) d BttSlfcLOO crawls throuuh the ropes. The ' lean, fair-haired puncher from Ih corn country prefers the Koini; j when It Is rough. The more pun- itiimcnt ho absorbs the more will-j im; ho hoc in Uke the wildcat for whom he is named, Mudkins, crouches in his comer, ready ftr ; the spring ;:t the tap of the bell for every round. Te ill Soiiih. With 1 Ue actual a'l'tturi1 Tex lii' kard for .Miami I'.oa. h. nounceiuenl fmpemts f FORMER CHIEF OF ;T0ir EXMMMEIg ARMIES OF ITALY IS LAIO TO REST E liy (). II. Ki'i'K-r. Al-ont tins iiin"litc 1 t :i uii'asy snypl-itin lint ywl it liffnri-, siniirwiH r visit, when he win tile open ; nti'i-ta'n t-hatuiiunshi) and a lot tf niatrhe? 1 llavi- I.okIiIc. ! i-. Kill At the ClilcaKo Utilf "'lull In' i I'AI.I.A.N.A. Italy. O'-i i Th' fuiii-ral of 1'iiunl Marshal t'uv not with Hi., nanu- uf tluf ilif- playi-d acalnst tho lust-hall nf (ilnil. fiiriiuT coinniaiHlcr-ill-ehU-f liiii;ui;-hr.l jinlipaw jrttll' an ama- throe amateurs, nf whom one m-jis, llf tJO Italian nrinies. waa held of ;teiir, whieh alter all these years I Ted llliss. a stalwart athlete who u.-o today with Crown l'rlnee n- at last as. ertalned at the ('hi- plaed left liamitMl. Mr. llllss did ; . ,.j,e..( ronrest'lltlnK Kind Vlc- definite i ea;;(t .loir eluh lasi Auii-t. when very well that day. too. and afler . ! nimanuel us the chief mour- arriitmeinenl.s for Vouni: HI i-ihlii! . the nil's Walker ('up international the mal'-h he felt justified )n af- lrI. anil Jack Sharkey to fUht the most inauh was idayed. 'foriVtiH Vardnn a .leeent oppol'"'- There was an impressive atten- ilnpoi'tanl heavyweight elimination j .laek Sellers, lOf't . a fien'al Kolf- nity to say somothliiK eotnpll- (Iinr0 u vllv veterans anil repre hollt of Hie winter in h'lorida. er of wh.il we l..ve lo rail the old meiilary iihollt his (Mr. Hill's') senlatives of all the allied nations. Tex seems to IhlnU that a i-hane seliool. told me the story autlien- uame. j Major James I.. Collins, military of Koonorv from the inoi'e 01; le.-s I tiially. with mime and dales, and; So he opened the snhject ;l j ,,na(.u. nt Koine, attended In lie-snioke-fllled Indoor ar:-nas to tlo-iil liappeni-d al tho ChhaKo (iolf follows: hult (lf ,,, Vllll.a slates armv. InvliiorallliK oiildonrs v ill stlinulale ;oluh. Wo here it i.;. with pro- ".Mr. Vardon." h,. hei;an "whom Al.jan,L.,. Ktl.ki f chloaKO , ooun-tho.hnavywei.-lil aetivity. Al any: found npoloKles lo all ,;,,irors who d.i yon regard as Iho hst !'! a,.or t Ihe. embassy, senl a larne rate there Is no doiil.t nf tli.- i-.lan.l on Iho wronK side of Ihe liarnhd golfer yon have "n? '.,.,,, ;,serllied: "From Iho tractive povKll.ilillos of hallyhooin,1"'11 ' f- !- l''flha mled. l.eoauso; Harry refleeted. Then 10 said. A,nr,.k.an KUVernniont and people ." n bout helwoen the sunlh's fore-; I '" I'avo llmlorsload why that Judioially: Tho coffin of tho war loader was most conlonrler for (lino TnnneyV I "'"'t as proper a .male as the "1 vo nover seen one of Hlonillu, ol,JlH.t . of touchlnB trlbulos crown 'iinil the lloftun .sailor v.ho :"lh"r. worth a dam. j from thu ..populace One War ur- is Kood whi'li ho has i. Iut no. -v, jsummoI. n(- t-nio, on the occasion appeared to close that phase oil K"l.', "i u, , ... , 'of Hairy X'anl.in's l ist American i,,. discussion. I Slribllnu and Sharkey are two; . i : of till' fastest heavyweights ill the Kii mi hit tory for ipiest for Tunne. 's successor a t;oud start. U I IAIIIU II f the fastest llcavvweluhls ill the; ErEsrSrs'SiiS! PREPARES FOR.SIAGG LEAVES IM : BQUT WITH M phan brought a laurel wreath in scribed in a childish scrawl: "To my papa's commander." A private from an Alpine corps went to the old front and brought an arm full of boughs from the scene to be placed beside tho dead chieftain. WASHINGTON'. D. C, Doc. 27 Tho patent office at WashltiKion is j roeoicim'appllcaiioiiH for patents at ('I'M the rate of x,u(i a month, (he civil service commission said today. The iucreasini; Inventive activ ities of the American people re quire t,it patent office constantly to enlarge Its force. Junior patent examiners arc needed In considerable numbers, tho civil service cum mission said. Applications for the positions wilt be received by the commission un til iH'cember 31. The entrance salary is SH.OOrt a year. Students who have com pleted two yours of a technical or sclentllitr course In college should ibe able to pass tho examination. lul! information may ho obtain ed from the I'nlted Ktatew civil ser rv(eo commission, Washington, 1). ()., or from Iho secretary of tin United Slates civil service board at t lia posluffico, or customhouse in any city. i i . MCA N-- mAPHINR Tn MFPP AM niuninn nrnnnTn XKW VDltK. Ihe. l,Vl Anthony .1. Drexcl lliddlo. Jr.. man-I i"ror of Hone Devos. Ilolcian mid-i ; die w.-lullt. has a.-ranucl an In-! CUICUKi, Do,-. 27. M't 1)1 -i-1 CHICAC.O. Doc. L'7. Wl "The foino.l rneeotlon 1 .1 bo hold at t he ' e.. :. e , ,1 l.nl Oi'l ambllloes .loov t'laild old mail of Ills toil nill- Sl. Iteu-ls hotel tomorrow nluht s, . Mihval-e loath, r l"11' '-' Anios Alono stnpK of the after llovos' liatllo Willi Ace Hud- ,i,..l....e.l ro'iro l'nlv,MHl' "f I '". "" rL- klns in .Madison Sl,aro Carden. ' w "'-ht' whu "' " '" . tired as track coach. I Itiddlo Lssueil His Invllatlons re. f.'"'" t"o "nit followniL- bis knoek-, i,-,,,,,,,,,. ,s dulies as athlotle. of tho out by Annan. iii sanuami. iiioa, oirecior ami looioaii vn Irocoi.lly. has sellied li.r.in lo a Ilia heavily upon hllll and I nil'- I .week of intensive n.ilnina here for "c- an o s e. ....i-k ...... - Sluui' Ianiip Itmiil. ,is lii-ronnd chainplonshlp boul Ihe lia.-l; coachim; tak over lo SAX MATi:n. cl.. Dec. -J7. (.T. ' .,, T, ,rKaii. Junior li-h:- his pioU ko. .Veil .Merrlam. one of FAkM persons were Injure. I, two w. ij.t. titli holder. "lo croatost runners ever lo litirn seriously, when the F'ii kwlck : tai;e T,. eliampionsliip match will up a cinder track for the .Ma- '(Ixtord- loft the highway south ,, i,m al Milwauker, Now Year's roons. - ho chanm- Is onocini. INCREASE 75,000 fact was impressed forcibly on him when the huge machine made "match sticks" out of throe flaring , colored course markers before he i even naw them. ; To obviate another such occur- j rence, Hog rave has equip pod the machine for the new test with j something that might serve as a supercharger. lie will steer by j toelescope rifle sight, training 1he teleseope. mounted l-irough his windshield, on a target at tho end 1 Id's roc-j 0f tU nine-mile course and mak ing no attempt to gauge direction ; by nearer objects. i The major Iiiim figures lo prove that whatever may be the tpoed : of thought and nervous impulses, : they do not go 1MU miles an hout. ing his calculations on what he i'K is an authoritative - opinion it takes a mental impulse Nix- tenths of a second to bo translated i into physical action. On that premise, at I' -ID miles an j hour, which figures II 0- feet a sec- ond, tho "Cohlon Arrow. "Mn which" he will try for the record next ! year, will travel nil. 3 feet between J the time the driver decides lo turn j to one side ami the first applica tion of pressure to tho steering wheel. Added to that is at least :i0 feet which Ihe machine probably would travel in a straight line after the steering wheel turned, before be ginning to respond. Inspection of the "Mystery K" traeks In l!L'7 gave that figure. Sometimes, de pending on the tractive qualities of tho beach at that point, tho dis tance was more. The sum of the distances Indi cates that at four miles a minute instead of seleeting nearby objects by which to gauge direction, Ihe driver would have to pick out a point at least two city blocks ahead If the machine Is even to begin turning by the limo it Is reached. SLAYER OF BROTHER IS ALLOWED LIBERTY gardless of the outcome fight. fNlVUUaiTV Oh' OK 130 OX Kugene, Dec. 27. (HpeciuD lyes or husbands do not neces sarily provrnt one from assuming the exacting Job of gaining an education, it Ih shown In a sta tistical report from the registrar's office listing 12 University of Ore gon freshmen, who are already married, Might of tho 12 are men, and four aro women. The report tdiows that there aro also 1 8 married sophomores, I'OKTUM), Ore.. Dec. -Itennio Howard, 17, was allowed lt juniors, Hnd 28 seniors. Twenty to go home to his family afler.clght graduato students confess be of here today and snapped off two afiPrnoon. trees and a telephone pole. The. - stage was en route from I-os An-J MA Of: AS New goloy to Pan Krnneb-,..). ,nm"l"U-i hero. im medately. Stagg, coached his first Chicago "immunity hall track loam In ls'.tti and in point of Hcrviee was the oldest active " college track coach in Americu. CI IK A OO, Dec. -(T) Chi li coroner's Jury last night decided that hu had killed his brother, George, 1 y, without criminal in tent. Meantime District Attorney cago Is further intrenched uh the ( MycrH WHH POnhldfrln final dis 1 nri Colds Jjyk ON 1 ! Hocoud city of the 1'nllcd Stai with a population of 3.215.U00, fig uroH comidled by the Chicago As sociation of Commerce show. This figure represents an in crease of 75.0UU over tho 1027 pop ulation. The association estimates metro politan Chicago wilt Imve a popu lation of 4, .".00. 000 January I, 1!I2'., or I ou, UOO more than last year. position of the case. The story of the tragedy told by member of the family showed thai I'ennle struck his brother on the head with a stick of wood, after (leorgo attacked Ihe hoys mother In a quarrel starting at tho breakiast lablc lnat Saturday over canned milk. When Ooorgo was told thore wuh no milk for his tea he be Metropolitan Chlcugo Includes , came abusive and finally struck the territory within 35 mi lea of the loop, COltVAU.lK. Ore.. Dec. 27. ,,C,ich Ainory Oill. with M men of the Oregon State College f basketball team, were to have; Corvallls today on the second Ore-, gon State pre-Hoason jaunt. j The Heavers go to Taeoma for' games this week-end. They will nvet the College of Puget Bound Kiiday. and tho Scout club Sal- urday. The club team Is com posed mostly of I'nlvci-.dty of Washington Stars. I his mother. Itennio got a slick of wood and hit Oeorge on the head, u ho whleli caused his death later. matrimony, six specials, and seven others, making a total of It 5. Of theye, 7 tl aro men und 37 women. Know In t'orwtllK. ' COUVAIJJM, Ore., Jjec. 27. (I'li Konr liwheK of wet snow was on i tho campus of Oregon Slate college this morning. Koine telephone and power IIiihh were broken by weight of snow, disrupting service briefly. SAN KKANCISCO. Dec. 27.- Will him 1 1. Pet tcrson leu pod or fell from six-story apartment house roof !.dr.y ur,d burned to death when he fell on high tension wires. The body's impart 'body, clad In pajamas, oroppcu (to the sidewalk. ; petterson was ti former Kreno j grocer, and hod been In All health for the last three years. . I'oltTLAN.". On1., IK, 27. uVi 1 Neighbors alarmed at the traiis VI Karas-iek. J'or'Jand light heavy-former explosions called the fire weight wrtlcr. won from Tom department and nt least six clang Allev outlook. Mont., bv two outMiitf engines sped to the scene, nd- 1 .f three fall In a nifiteh here last ding to the general excitement. 'night. Karafbk tuok the fiit and third falls, the first in 1! minutes. I in ... ml with ii backward drop. I'OKTLAND. Ore., Dec. 27.-(I,( Two peleMtiiatiH, bewildered by snow and glaring lights, were kill- broke half a dozen wires, short by automobiles here last nlg-ht. circuited others and burned out) several tranHformers. Petterson's ; KUst I b ndrlckson. 7, ws hit by un ntito as lie wan waiKing acrufK Sandy boulevard til Kast 61dh street. P, K. Peterson, driver, wai not held, as idlca declared Ilend rlckKon reponi;ible. Miss Maltha Ityum, 42, was hit by u car driven by Henni Lee Keeler, us she walked against a traffic fnal at llybee avenue and Milwutikio street. Keeler wan n6t held. Warm In Pendleton PKNDLKTON, Ore., Dec 27. flTi l.n.llnt.n la at tllfrhf ntlloVml and the third In four minute,, with. warme1 , ,hl ,,. .-,,.,,., Htanil rrmi'ii iioiu. .oi' j nilnuteit. 2.. - the second full In 11 1(1. The mercury climbed to 65 above zero. There 'b a liliht n.-ci.ndi. with a double reverfc arm i ,ra(,e of ra)n cary , the cvcn)nR. Yesterday afternoon the maximum ' selssorw. To brenk a cold harmlessly onrf tn o hurry try a liayer A?p'r'n :aFrenciiv lobvui won two fuiin wa8 gi lalilct. And for headache, the action of Aspirin is very efficient. 1 ffm Jim Thor in Hie preliminary. too, in cases of neural, neuritis, even rheumatism and itimuatjo i And there's no after Hfect; doctors give Aspirin to children often infants. Whenever tl"?re-s pain, think of Aspirin. The genuine Bayer Aspirin has LV.er on the box and on every tablet. AH druggists, with proven directions. Fights Last Night J. C. PENNY INCREASE! Cold Won9 1 Bother Him This Winter Pome men llimw-otT n cold within a few hours of contracting it. Any, one can do ititli tho nu oiii nitn-j pto coniKiund wliieti conn's in tablet I form, and U tin trouble to take or to I a I way n have aliftut you. Don't 'MomV' I yourself when you ruleh cohl; uro j I'upe's Cold C'oniM)iind. Men unci I women everywhere rely on thin luno rent but amazingly 'clllclciit little tablet. ! You'll find it In any drug-.torp you 1 visit, and for only H-V h pHckave. I Hore throat, or a tiiurcd-up heail, even frrfppy cohln won't worry ymif once you experience this quick relief. o t Brother Bill Wanted a Desk-A Want Ad Found One Kill linil lu'cn onnnliliiio;, av niitiiiff .1 desk. 1 Tu tried a want ml mid oiil it. "II whs with n I'uiiit licni't Hint we had tried ii WANT. A l I'm- liiiyiiio IIi-mIIiim- Hill n desk. . ... it M-cniftl a liil fill' IVtolit'd. Cniisidi'i our t'lilliiisinsni when we iiiicovt'i'i'.d a half diizi'ii sniirccs to pel t'Xiielly wluil we wanted nl ii rt'iilly Inii'irn'in piicc." liiiyino Itinllier Kill u tlt-sU is lyiicul til' wluit mir WANT ADS will tin I'm- tin- whole family, l-'nr 11(11)11' or. business ni't'ds, especially those little thinirs, those odd things, n WANT AU is just the solution. One lest will convert you to their uses. MAIL TRIBUNE WANT ADS GET RESULTS SrmfPIS 1 HOSIERY VMF JEWELERS fM nK yxjL mwM MJ For women $1,115 I i! mom U yon hud hoped to got n Htnip watch rnr (MiiiKtiiutH und Kiiittfi broii'Uit soinc other Kid. come in und co our exeeiillnnnl values WutchuH of nil Hliuiioa and al nil iirlcea! DANCE Wednesday AND Saturday Nites WALKER'S MEDFORD'8 NEWEST PAVILION INSURANCE First Insurance Agency , A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 106 30 N. Cantraf Medford, Oregon NEW YOltK. Dec. 27 Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; it does NOT affect the heart i;mil lU-acliol. ClllfACiO. IX-e. 27 Mil Thirty year ai;o when phe finliihed lilirh Kto'-kholilern of J. C. Penney coin- nchool, I'nullno Downing deter- iny 0f jjc,w York, today authnr minetl to ko to college. Today 'lued InereaHinK the common Block after yearn of illneaa and repeated to 3.000.000 xharcH from 1.2&0.- t liy the AHJiociateil 1'reM.) j inlninrtuneK. hIio haa reached lier.ooo. This paveH the way for of l'.L'KKAU), N. V. Tuffy (lrlf-KOMl a phi lieto kappa key and frrlnx to common Btockholderx fltlm. Klou City, outpointed Oar- luantirance of a degree from the, two new aharea at $7 a ahare for field Ji.hmon. I'ltwouran. l"l. I nlvernlly or (Jhicago. I WEST I'AI.M 11 K AC II. I'"la. I . ... ,, ,. Antonio ASHLAND Iteeder Canyon dam liflrln ii ihe iri.li mir at B.r Mmurirture of M(,Miir.riji-i .f aiiii-nieii-U j j,01,,,p1 spoke Kelly, Chicago, (5). "d reservoir recently completed. -itch common ahnre held. KMPIIIKf New pulp plant e tabllahcd here. PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND Fred Gottfried Amoa Turnbo GOTTFRIED & TUBNBOW Expert plumbing, heating an aheet metal repair ahop. We apeclallie on aervloa at reas onable prlcee. No Job too email 2I N. Grape 8L Phona S74 KINSER, THE GRAFTER I make a specialty of all klndi of flrat clasa frutl tree grafting. Your Black Walnuta should be grafted over to Franquettea. Will call and advlee with you free of charge. Referencea: Paul Scherer, phone 1235; R. J. Henry, phone I9-F-4; C. A. Hilea, phone B69-L. J. A. KINSER Box 571 Medford, Ore. Jm U AND HOUT tTS. PH0MBI44 k Complete Cleaning and Dyuno servics BIFOCALS Youthfulnest The reading segment of the Nokrome Bifocal i practically invisible. Al a result, glasses with No-' kromes have the same handsome youthful ap pearance as the single vi sion lenses worn by the young people of today. Dr. Jud Rickert Optometrist K2 S. Ktia
