Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 24, 1929, Page 11, Image 11

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MEDFORr MXiL TRIBUNE, MEDPORD, OR KAON', THURSDAY. JANUARY 2-t, IfJQ.
ROLL OVER HEADS ASKED TO FIGHT
BEWARE THE COUGH FROM
corns THAT HANG ON
-- -m. m. m " p.
Ilic
VETERAN-STARS
bin
BCHSUn
I! HAVEN IN
BOSTON JEAM
left at HhorlFtnn wln ihe
start. Fp ly .MuKUira.
who cumu from Ihe Cubs In- Out
Houisby deal, 1b the logical choice!
for second base and Ceorge Sis-
ler will probably b; able to re-.
tain hl first Ijukc berth.
Tim others on tin infield liwt :
are Lester liell, tfddie Karrell ami
filler Gauteau, ull with the club f
i hint season; fllon .McH.'-ner, pur-'
cliitii('J from Toledo, and a youth.
, named Jaiio's. eomimr tip from.
OOZE CONFIDENCE
UOfKFOKl). 111..
Sammy Maude II j.
time to defend his 1
but h would like
Jan. 2i.iA'i
readv at anv
ighl t it It.
Cntifflift from coUs nuy lr;id tu se
rious trouble. You can Mop them
now wiih CreotnuUion, an eaiuUitird
fiecisn that is .l-a-!.rit to Like.
CrcnmuUion i a medical discovery
villi two-fold aclion; it soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes and in
to know
from O'ibits pi-nn growth.
IN EXTRA PERIOD! ON EVE 0FoB0UT
lht Omaha club in tho Western,
t league.
- ."-v. . Tho best outfield combination
Pntciriont Fmt FlinrlA CBiOt appears to 1,0 -lamce
...... ,-,u. ..... n
Mail Tribune bowlers performed
in mid -season form hist night in
t In-ir ijkitch U the Natntorium
alleys Xih ihWTomlin Hux Fac
tory tinltitft. In fad. it was as
serted by I. il. Wall her. who
! scouted the Kami- for the Cupeo
,1'Ulil, Which meets the 1 rib nun
Worrying About Club
Claimed Or Brought All
Aging Players Offered
Since October.
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XKW YORK. Jan. 24
.MOSCOW, Iilu., Jan. 24. Wi j There wus an abundance of conli-1 wion. that the newspaper contin
Jilihliuint,-1 extra-period (tunic here last deuce today at tho training lar-IK''"' rolled considerably over their..
back attain In ,...,. i,i,,i, i,m.,i ..at thi. i-i. H"r of Jnck Slmrkcy of Bulon ainO!lv"riw
Paul l'l-ehn. president of tin- Xa- :
tinnal UoxiiiK association, just who !
he Ik supposed tu defend it. against, :
and who will take care of the (,'uar
anteca. I'horn yesterday announced that
the titled of four champions, in- '
clydlntr Mandell, would he dcelun-)
ttlrf'lt in li states by meiuber.-On ,
the N. It. A. if tile men did not de- j
fenii them within n speeilied time. I
Of all known druc crrobote is rcc-
.i7rd by high medical authurilit-A
as one of the greatest healini: ayetifh
lor eouahs from colds and bronchial
irritations. Crcoinulsion coatains. in
addition to creosote, other healing
ipmpni wliii'h stotiic anJ heal t
inilamcd inrinbranoi and stop the ir
ritation, while the creosote Uoe- on to
the lomach. is absorbeil into the
blood, attacks the seat of the trouble
ami checks the growth of the perms.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac
tory in tlie treatment of coiichs from
cold, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money refunded if niP re
lieved after taking according to direc
tions. Ask your arupgist. vauv.j
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
versity of OroKon banketbnll team.
lly William it. KIiik.
Ansoeinteit Pi-cm HportH Wilier.
HOHTON, Jan. I!4. (H Presl
Ik'ht mid eenter, and elthi-r tieur:e
Huriiei-, Into eif tho Cardinals, or
Al .MiWie, jiui-ehased from IJuf
fulo In thu left t-illdeii. Fuells
.also has retained Kddiu Moore,
Jack Smith and Heinle Muller,
who i-imseu i ueu lor I lorusify liifi ul(, jeoi-o ttj 12 to S
"eiison. -.hl, Kl.,.,, w;1H fvl. linn-H, In
Thu ealehiim department 'H'" he last pei-iod, willf tho BeopsOat
lieiti-M HlniliK. eomprlHlm; X.aek , lini, (,M( HIKnK .m uil ,
I'liiyinr, Ai sponrer aim itin -i"-0.xini ,,,.,-lod, Me.Mlll.m, Idaho, for
run, an vL''i unn, j iti i uninn
K: O. C'lu Istner, graduate of tho' The T.vpoM look all three nam";
iii, .i- i ,lutinniii ,,,,,,,,, i.iii;h iiiuiMfi piiiiiin, wiio Jiieei mi"'
i Idaho got the jump on the Wel : 10-rouml clash In Madison Square IfjiiK'le
footern, HcoriiiK 111 points to Or?
i koii'h one ten minutes afti-r. tin
k'liiin1 started, but or
tho match, -f well as IiIkIi
name of 217; and hlph
(iarden tomorrow niKht. thre wunu total of Mii, both
Th lMiiaefotis Kob can sre noth-j made by Al Haen. ono of tho
i-uon brou fht '" "lft HfTHl mlt 11 ioo,l warm-jyiiek ball heavei-K of tho city,
at Irilf t1 Lv itK &l) lor i,lw ,mt"L' wltl1 Vonns! Montk'oim ry-Ward anil Coii
ft,... 1 1 i.l I Htrllniim at Miami Ileaeh, uhile tangle on the alleys Friday, nig!
waial, converted two fret; IKiuwh
I ami Curt; tier, center, cuuutiil a
i k... i.H ,litli l.iti.lL' IIm . . . . .. . . , le-Ml koiii. iuik"iei mu .'ii..,i'",
ins iiwvi't " v. ami ijuis KeKKcii, purcnaseu i'um : ,,,.,
: I r lll i 1 I II I e
'Tho gonial nmKnate, who startled; . v-ilf.hi thinln lie Iihh I I pitcher
doiit-MunaKer Km II fuctm ui nt her O x- Vn n li and two rookies.
J.toHtort ltraveH haHn t been worry- j j (,k Hi,,, ,ii aft.'d from Montreal
iuir r.linlit li m hull ( lllli J lie V. ll'l
hadn't had time.
the ;i4 year-old Oliioan, who HpraiiK
into prominence by inmcliitiK' Knuto j
Hansen out of tho heavy weight pie- .Ferguson
turo a eoiul(i of nionllis a'4o, hasicicv
lold tho world he oxpectn to tutf IvIajhIi .
Sharkey with Iho Hame wallop he'; reene .
I iiMfit on tlin Molaiifholv Diim I n
eon KUard, were hlt;h HCerH, ifl.ii7inir tb;it bi miiKt nmbn nil..'..,...
, with ii poiniH oacn. 1 better than ordinary kIiowIuk' if the i ,mi,1Hher
tho baseball world when he Holil.,Mt )lo 1k n()t )hat W(.Vl;nil; HHHOFLA, Mont., Jan. 7.
t . ii,Pi,ui.v nml i ii'ii an-' ... i, ' . I nn
" more won I appear wnen ine miunu i underiek Itallanl, u wophomore ror-
riounecd he would manage the 1KH(inibf.H jn vv Nln,.. f:W(in, whll an Lyf ful. th(J ViX,
club himself, does not even know(h(i kn(jwl ,un.)(1J.a W(M,0 with the -ll(.f:olinti. for MmUn.ui'H .iK-feat
how many pluyefH ho . will mno,i,ul) ))iHt m.UH))Mi ,M.rforminK in here last niKht ul the hands of the
wnen mo n.iuu.. -',. In-and-out fashion. f,:.,lin Wl,il..'u I.MMUj.tl.nll
Lotieo
vs ei'ldav. lilelit.
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Flit., several w neks:'
j;oiersourjjj rn, see.u. ,,.,, v,.,,.niMH ,,,.
h'co- . ' , Hun Cantwell, .lohnnlo
.During tlie last tew weeKs . u Ai.lhui. ,,.,. Kt.t ir(.f,.ld.
ho Bhould have been p.rfectlm,I,.hn(.i. J(.M.n ,,,., , lolsbouer,
his pro-season plans. ! uelm has j tii) ( in( 1)(,n w,rlz T,K,
beon kept on tlm Jump explal 11-, ,.. ,. ,,,., n.
lnB hla clubs eonneetlon with the; lvlvl.(, h) ,h(. n,.,lsl,y
phimgo of the Bum ay sports refer- fl,.r,. HivurvU. with In-
dhtnu)olls last season; Hill Ciiu-
! Oregon State's basketball team,
llnmdt.i Wi, die final sooro 2 It to 2G. Only
t.'ooney, , v ... .,,, u-irt line offset
Itallanra sharp shoolltiK. to keep
the Htati'i-s' score down to a four
point inai'Kin, F.leven of Moli
lalia's points were from foul eon
versions. .
cnWuiu nntl his efforts to obtain
from
ninehum, who performed In I-.es
AtiKeles lasl year; Harry Selbold,
eonsldered tile best minor league
Me.M l.XVII,l.l-:, Ore., Jan. 2 1.
W) l.lnflekl college bask.-tballers
shook off their Jinx here fctst nlKbt
and ilefialed Pacific unlvoJrsity, H2
j pileher of lant year, when he to 2H. J-'lashy floor work Inter
Iphiyeil with KeadhiK, and Gooi'ko spersetl with lax playiiiK on t.he
1'erry, late of Wichita, Kum. I part of both qulnetts elturaeler-
! ' - '; led the Kame.
Miriunng iikuiis 10 nieei wnn any Muriny
llnanelal Ktn-eeHs, Kharku says he i iiandieaii
win enu iiik aiiuir in siiopi onier. ffl
"One-punch hitters tiro always!
daimerous, even to tho cleverest i
riiiK man," he duelared. "Hut 1 1
have met them before, held my
own and carried Ihe fight my way.
1 am not blind to the fuel that
ChriHtner can hit. Hut I fed 1 am
Kuod enough to heal him find go
on past Strlhllng and tho rest to
the title."
j ChriHtner used fewer, words hut.
rinade 'lhetn fully as confident. "My
I .inaun-air. Tiny Herman, has been
I everywhere in tho world hut Miami
I Heaeh," he said. "I plan to take
I him down thore when I fight Strlb
ling in Sliarkey's plain.", , '
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Sunday baseball permit
tho Uostutt city council.
Kuchs IsqpohIIIvo about une
thing,- however. He Is going to
havo plenty of assistance manag
ing his 11)29 cilSlun of the Hraves.
After trading JioriiHby. he retained
Johnny tivers and Hank (lowdy.
V'ho played for tho club back In I nfl llinrl TO Rfl ATHU .MOX.MOI.TII. Ore., Jan. 24. IP)
Iho happy days, as Ills under- I U UUMh X U A ill i Oregon Normar.H basketball quia-1
ntudlcB, . LUO nilULLLU iliniUII ; lot took Ihe Ashland Xonnal Into ;
Ho Is also going to have many; n,irimrRn r-ftl- eomp here last nfchl, 2S to 22, tak. ;
votoran hall players, ofor he has ffin PnMMQ DLDr CflU 1 ' " "" holding it,
claimed or bought every aging! f K A i H lni H i I f : no-bni th.e.m, allbooeh ihel
Mar walvered or put up for alo! I vn wuitiiuiwutvi I -mulhm ,,,. wllhl ,wu! NKW YOKK. . Jan. 2l.-(P)-
flneo last October. Aiming lliei 'points on several occasions. ! I'abe Itnlh Is more Interested In
arc Joe Dugau, who helped Ibe: i ' , Idodglug newspaper reporters than
Yankees win flvo world series, and ; i.us AXCKI.KN, J in. !' !. 11')-- Subpoena Indian in redueng his weight. During his
Knhhlt 'Maranvllle, who played ,ini Oarriiw; . wre;lling promoter,) "AS4I'I Xl 1TO.N, Jan. 21. (I1) usual workout, yesterday Iho Hani-
for the Inspired Hraves In liHIUoday announced the matching of j SuhpoentiH wero Issued today by I hlno voiced a complaint that th
REIGH COUNT IS
.niid who, since then, has boeniJohn Spellioau, former Hrown uu, senate Indian affairs committee
burning up the National league ; university gridiron slur, and Xlelt dlrecllu-'; the uppearalKHi bel'ore it
with Ilia extraordinary spurts. ! I.utze or i.os AugeleH tor-a t wo-; ,,' jack Harnett, woult hy ( reek lu
Dugnn On Tlilril. Joiit-of-lbri'i. falls oiatcb here Feb-! i in n and his Wife, who Is aHeged
Though Kuchs has given It no ruary li. This content will be for i to have kidnaped hltn ;q'lor lo Iheir
thought us yet, It Is more Ihau the right to meol (Ins Sonnenbi-rg
likely that Dugan will be hohlln; world hcuvvwclght champion, ovei
flown third base with llobhlt oiilihu iltli- roTile leoe. l-'ebroary 2U.inelt's wealth
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news hounds were "running him
nigged." .
"1 don't blame them," he said,
"'l'hey have their instructions and
l lll.l loiir... mi i iiit-iu nut, , lull. I .1... i ... ,
. '.. .Ji ..,.',.. 1 1 ,lln Ion ..I' 11,.,' , v . l',, II,. won .. . I..I ! tll,! h"l!!l-' liacl lllsi) beOll Witlllll'UWII
LONDON'. IOiil- ln
Heigh Count, regarded as the best I
of the American :i-year-olds last J
season, has been withdrawn from
Ihe Lincolnshire handicap to he
run lu the middle of March. There
was no ox plana I ion when the mime
of the horse, nominated by Mrs.
John I). Hertz of Chicago, did not
appeaj' oti the list of acceptances.
Racing crjtics in the newspapers
today said that tho withdrawal of
when 1 try tn -;et away in my ear.'
u
I light a Lucky and
light on the sweets
go
' That's how I keep in good
shape and always feel peppy.
jwU'-.q ,
.;rwu i
le;
-;:l fi.
-i- JKcach. for
yffLucky
, fnstead of
! a sweet
..MiMHKniiWVA-'iL.
i fe ' Y
!':' H? fe?' -
fin V 1a " xi-
Al Jolson,
Famous comedian
anJ star of son.
oin the Liverpool Spriu-r Cup am!
had never been expected to ro fur-
thesn races.
It is understood (hut Kefs!: Cotiflt
came over solely to cotmiele i'or
the Kl(l flip at Ascot. It had been
thought that he was likely to have
u tryout. In one of lite handicaps
to accustom him to race-course con
ditions before the big 'event at Ac
cot. KelKh Count wa jrlven top
weiKlit of I'JS pouuds for tin- Liu
colnshiru handicap. This Impost
was ulso given to Folnniuaii.
A I JolhOU
as he appear In
Warner Droit.
Yiiuplionc mic
CCT, "1 he Slng-
inK t oot. '
y mm-
SotnelliitiR scDsililc. "Better to light a
Lticky wheacver you crave fattcntnp;
sweets." It brinns to men the health and
vigor that come with avoiding over
weight. To women it offers a slender,
fashionable figure.
20,679 physicians have stated that Lucky
Strike is less irritating to the throat than
other cigarettes. Very likely thfc is due to
toasting which removes impurities. This
same process, toasting, improves and de
velops the flavor of the world's finest
tobaccos. This means that there is a
flavor in Ltickics which is a delightful
alternative for the things that make you
fat. That's why "It's Toasted" is vour
assurance that there's real hcaltlt in
l.uckies they're good or yon.'
Keep fit reach for a J.ucky instead of a
fattening sweet. That's what many men
have beendoing for years. They know
the evidence of prominent athletes whose
favorite cigarette is Lucky Strike and w ho
say Lnyjvies steady their nerves and do not
impair their physical condition,
i
A reasonable proportion of sugar in the
diet is recommended, btjt the authorities
are ovcrwhelntint; that too many fatten-
ing sw eets are harmful and that too many
such are eaten by the AnQrican prople.
E CAGE
LEAD SINCE 19,8
CHICAGO, .Tan. I. (T' l'ur
duo and Northwestern aru tho lop
andobottom teams of the bip ten
basketball world, statistics - cover
ing the era from I'.MS to the near
midway ftage of tho present cham-j
piousuip race reveal. - $
Winning Sti games and losing
hut -U, Ihe r.ollermakers ur far
In front of tho field with u grand
average of .tU7. whllo Northwest
ern bun won but ;tl) out of is;
for the lowly uvorai;o of .HD7.
1 tcga rd Uhh u( t he. outcome of
the present race, Vurduo will
hang onto its atl-tiniu leadership
riH tti closest competitor, Wiscon
sin, could win its , remaininu
games while tho Itoilermnkcrs lost
all of theirs and still be ln-hind.
Vurduo is tied with Wlsoonsln
In tho business of winning big
ten b frs k e t b all championships,
however. l-'aeh school has won
ono and tied for three, since IMS.
HKKKKI.KV. Cab. Jan. 21. M'
-Leadership of the mthern di
vision ba.skctbail race of the Vn
clflc const conference will be defi
nitely settled In the Oakland audi
torium Saturday night, when Cali
fornia and Stanford clash in the
first of their three game series.
Itoth the Cards nml Hears are
as yet undefeated in conference
competition, but the .Hear have
-.balked tip four victories ami the
Cardinals two.
FROM EAST TRIP;
"REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
It's toasted
No Throac Irritation -No Cough '
Count Co chis radio hoofc-nfi esrry Suhmfuy mcht thrwigrh th
Nuiioimf iiroWcustinj,' Comtuny' iictii-ork. The tucy Strike
Dune ( )ri hcjiru hi 'Thc Timr.i th'tit made Hrwuiuti y, Hroudu-uv'
1
I rOKV.M.I.IS. Ore., Jut). 21. --(,! I
I ruttl J. Schlssler, head football
i couch niid director of athletics at!
I Oregon State college, returned to!
the catnpus Wednesday following a J
in, mill's trip lo the eust. where he ;
! attended nieetlngs of couches ittul ;
arranged an Intersectionul football
giime.
Tho gnnie arranged w ith Di?tiolt ;
imiverslty Is uxpected to be one!
of tho leading post-sctison clushes j
of the middle west, as Couch tins ,
IKirals had an tmdefcHted team In
1H2S, and closes but one or two
men.
Detroit bus an excellent stadium
add in enthusiastic over college
athletics. Schlssler found.'
The Oregon State couch said
, spring foot bull training will start
bero next mouth.
LAMPORT'S Annual
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AL R
y 8 3. m.
Begins Safurda
As you all know from past experience you always find
some real bargains at our Nine Cent Sale. Well, folks,
yau haven't seen anything yet. This time we have se
cured some Red-Hot Bargains.
18x36 Congoleum Rugs
All Colors
9c
'Enamel ware, Aluminumware, Woodware, Glassware
and Tinware. Hundreds of pieces to select from.
Turkish Towels .9c
Extra Heavy
In connection with our Nine Cent Sale we will continue
with our clean-up sale of men's and boys' shoes.
Values up to $10.00 for, pair. . . $2.50
$5.00 Wol Sweaters $2.85
$5.00 Wool Shirts $3.10
V'2 Price Wallpaper Sale
Hundreds ojF patterns to choose from, at 50 o discount,
borders to match at lc per yard
A bunch of Odd Papers at 2c per roll
Kalsomine, lb. ... . . . . . . . 5c
Satinwall, Universal and Solarite e
Cr , 1
Extra special, a guaranteed Linseei Oil Paint in white,
ivory and silver gray at, per gallon $1.49
Flat Paint, per gallon $2.49
Golden West Paint, per gallon ... o $1.89
Floor Paint, per gallon . . . $2.49
30-Minute Lacquer and Auto Finish and Varnibftes at
q 25 c'o Discount
Sale Will Continue for One Week
LAMPORT'S
226-230E. Main o
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What you want when you want it