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MEDFORD MXTL TRIBUNE,. MEDFORD. "ORPiOy. TTTTTi.D AY. FEBRUARY' 2i;.'l)29.
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MEDFORDMTLES 'mm SEAT SECTION GREEK OVERCOMES
PELICAN HOOPWIEN I WMM3l !
HOOP TOURNAMENT THYE WRISTLOCKS
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Til" Mfcl'mil lliflll Hchool linnUi't
1:ill team Iouvch tniuniTow noon
for Klnmnth FsiIIn, wIhtc Ihoy will
piny the I'oIIciiiib Killing cvi'illnK.
In mi nxhllililnn K.uiiu. The 1'oli
raiiK rate thimMclvf-H hlsrli, - "nil
Kliimiuh KiiIIh fans liopi- lo m-o
llioin trim a Moitfnrrt twini. It
will proliiibly lo the llv.-llf.it con
topl Kill tuntli Kalln hiiH Iwi-n this
yci.O ami i'0 city anil adjoining
rniintiy Is innslilnmlily ixciti'il
about the Kami.
The followlnlf MiiUnnl players
will make tlio trlp:Oli'lvln.' Howcr
man, Thomas ami Clay, for
wards; McDonald, corner; (Jimiott,
Mot-Kim and Anilei-noii .
. Oopco .wri'Mwl - three htraiKlit:
Karnes from the Montgomery Wind ,
i linuiinir brlBMile .in their- elly
1 ' le.muo match aL the Niilittoi'luin
; last., iiliiht, the llnhtlimine , men
aleo tiililnt: aililltlonal . honor In
hliili ulnKle came anil inntih to-.
Still, throimll the efforts (i f'Clil
caKO Flash" Smiih. who i'olle'1
I20S nml r.'J I In these icspcrtlve
deparlmants. ' '
MoillBOiiiery-Wiml.
Coffin
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lAnilreh
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Flnley .....
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115
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BEATS EDDIE TGLAN
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IIKTIIOIT,- l'Vli. 21, (IF) Perey
Williams, the Canadian seliooltmy
sprinter, held aiintlier victory to
day lifter defeat IliK Kddle Tiilatr.'
University or MlelilKiin neRro run
ner, last nlcht in the 40-yiu-d
slreteh. Williams turned in 4 2,-Ti
seeonrt to tie0 the mark set hy
William 1). Raton at lloslon In
Kior,.
To All Who Suffer
Stomach Agony,
Gas and Indigestion
Your M1otioy"lK''rrHll" ltrntil'(l.
Siiyn JUillh'.s Driitf Si on. II' lm
llottlo of I)iito Mi'ni lui-IVpslii
lhOMlt Jci Ybu .More (iooit 'II m 11
Anything yn l-.vrr Vmnl,
During iho iWf jeni" t1irtuK..,.l,(
of mir(Vrnrs from rhroiib ami in -ill
intlKfM(iiti have hlcsMt'd tin- ilny
!hiy first h.inl of UiN j;n.n(h-.t'of
nil Htoinnrh ntedic'inrtt.
Not only will t)iii'i''.M Mentha
FVpnln, u plraKiint in Mt lu elixir,
relieve the moni tieute mi neks of
Kiom.'uMi aftotiy, hut . tuUen i-i'HulJtr-ly
will overt'iime ihe iuhni ehronle
Kloiniieh tntulile Dint exists.
Th ri;i 111111 h In thi purl nf fh
ntnte ktyow It' 11 ml Unit in why every
(IrilKKlsi hefetilioiil In hiivlnt; sm-li
I treniemhiiiN (teiuuixl for It. 11'
yiWV Hiomiell IteepH. .Voii feeling'
nilHerahle, Kturl lo mnke It Hti-otiK'
mill heuliliy today liare'n Mentluu
reslll 1m Kll(iriltlleil lo liet you
more than , miythlim you ever liieH
or f honey Imek, t
so:!
Tho DHiin hnHkethiill iriuno ,
floitlherti 'Oi'etfon IhM ueek-ml
Will ho played hy Ihe fives of Ihe
Aroniiotith Noriniil .'uteiol and the
AAhlnnil rorniiih sehooi, nl the
Hliland Junior hlli school K.vni
nnnlitfi tonight . mid tomorrow'
n lull t , .M on inn in h nust-d out. tin
AMhlaml Kfhool In a rer-wit Kttine.
Morn tlnui r.o .Mrilfnrit sluHi-ntrt
are enrolliMl at the AMhlaml X'tr
mal.,uml ninny Joeal fai! are ex
IH'CIimI ttt atlr-nd the K"ine.
Ashland hnostei'H have:itni'ted a
drive t Ret the- homo folk- tu
attend ho (he nri:il will ke-pvmii
.of tlp'i 4'iiKitielal huh1.
The I'huenix fehotil will play
the Kniie Itlver Inim at I'hoeuix
Frhlnj" niRht and' the victor will
have n Kt'od chaueo fur the enuiily
ehaiy ploiiHhip. lUri team has tost
one name, I'horni.v Heorln a vic
tory over Itouno Klver In tin first
khuip nt'thi" hcikoh.' -
It Ih ptohahle Iliat the winner
, will piny a Kinne with the Aledl'nrd
hluh" m-liool next,, i'rlday ,nlr;hi
! here. '
Mr. and Mrs. T. JO. DaiilH left
this inornlni: for Sulenj an.htuhei'
norihern polniy,
- For the accommodation.- of n ;
lyrKO numhpr of hankethnU fnns '
who are plannlnK on uttondlng tlc '.
Htato bnskethftll tournament to ho j
held In Salem, .March J.'t, 14, 15 and
Hi, I'rinciiml Ccnklo of the hh,'!i 1
Heliool nnnouneoH that a section ot
Hcnts will ho .nvailiilO foi' Mcdford ,
rooters who will sln up for HeatR .
bolnro .March 1. A letter wna re-'
ceived yesterday from ihu biiHinoHH
miinuKomenL to the effect that u
Meet ion of tho bent geatH will bo
availnble. Many farm wlio expect.!
to nttc'iul the tournament wish to ;
have Mpdford rootorH tn.;ether in t
one Hftctlem and thtH will he pos-;
Hlblo under the above plan. i
. SfartiiiK. tomorrow morning at 0 1
o'clo; fans who wish to have tick-!
et reserved will ninn H)i -lor them j
at the Chamh0- of Oommenre. Tick-;
etH lor the entire lotirnnnient must ;
! be purchased. These tickets will '
; cost $.'!.5u and In order to have !
; reHervalioim made it will be nee-!
: Oiiflafy at thin time1 for the pur-1
; chnfter to make a deposit of t'l. ,
iThls opportunity f reKervlns HeatH
in the M'dford seelioii will con-1
i tlnuo until Wednesday, February i
7. at which time an order will he
'Kent to the athletic authorities of)
Illamette university, hy whom
the tournament Is heiiiK conducted.!
While Medford is not yet the .
southern Oregon champion, there t
Is n feeling atnotiK the fans that:
the local hitfli school will succeed i
I In 'taltlns at least (ine of tho re.
! mtiiiiuK mimes trom Ashland, deft-!
, nltely (IfierinlnlitT the rluimplon- ;
j ship- of this suction.-
This Is the first opportunity Ihe ;
' .Medford fans have bad of securing j
.a, Medford si'dinn at the stale;
, tournament and fl 'Is expected that,
I a hitfto number will lake advaiw1
; lae by slnlii ii Immediately for1
' tickets.
I'OltTLWb, f)te.f Fc-h, 21. fP;
flcorKO KostonaroH, Hollywood,
evened m a 1 1 e rs with Ted T h ye ;
Portland, here ,last nlKht fiQhelr.
return wrestllnpr match hy taklhi;
two out of three falls from the ex
liKht -heavywelKht ehammon. Kos
tonaroa took tho first fall in 31!
minutes 20 seconds with a series of
deadlocks. Thye clamped ijn nno
of his famous wrist lock to take
the second fall In five minutes nml
2m seconds. Kostrmaroi0i bird and I
deciding fall came suddenly and
.unexpectedly and caus'd much dls
sension amonp the sprflators. Af
ter slapping on one of his head
locks and bringing his hands up
for the double, lock, the (iroek
knocked Thye thj-oiiKh the ropes.
Just as Thye stuck bis head
through the rope and while Ref
eree Wiles' back was Orned, Kos
lonarnH spranc at blm, clamped on
a head lor k and when they landed'
on the flora-, Thye's shoulders were
flat on the canvas. Wiles award- '
ed the match to Kostonaros over
the protest of Thye's second. 1
Tho 'no of the fall was four i
minutes and seconds. Thye
weighed and Knstotinros 1
The match was witnessed by one
of ihe0 lai'Kest crowds al lending
wre.sUiuKuiatehes this winter.
In the preliminary. I'at McCar- ;
thy took two straight falls from
.11 nf Thor. j
UH A.W'.Kl.KM, Feb. il.r-fT1)
l.oujiaro. wri'Mllntf prompter, wilt i
leave tonluhl for the 'east in an 1
effort lo siirn. r.us HnnnenbcrR. ;
world's heavyweight elianijilun, for
jin appearance hern iiodrf.- aro, ;
while in die east, will visit Chicane.!
lioHion ami New York. He hopes
to lirinK a number of well known I
urapplers west for an international
wrestling tournament early this
siiinnicr. , , i
HTANFOHO I'NIVFItSlTY, Cal.;
Feb.- 2 .(!) Miililnu, a dean
Hwoep of every first place and
.brenklUK Ibreo ,neifc coast Inter
collegiate re'ords, Hie Stanford
swimmers defeated the 1'iilvorsily
of Oregon paddlers here yeslordny
in a ilual meet. U lo HI.
Tho. CardinalK also tied for a
founh place.
' " : i
When 2000 Candles Burned
at Washington's State Dinner
Proud iiulocd wore (Hir f'n
loiiiiil I'liiv'fnlhrrs o( tlit'ir
First l'rt'sidcntl'i'iirly slmw
c'riii'sTiiiii with iiiip'riViiitiiin'
i'or . .tlic . K'aU.'iiit , li'siilorsjlnp .
(lint won our iiidi'pciitltMict'.
At if giM'at stitl o -d'nmor iti
his honor the )iiiniUct hull
jilislt'ii't'd' Vvilir th't' liiilil' of
'JdllO .fimdlos .'
fosi til' tliis ilknniiiiition nt
ifi'10 hcraiiso it was an 1111
l ion rt I -o I' ox t ra a un noo.
Today,' lilit. oijuivalont to
LMlllO vaiitlks is jirovidt'd hy
.")() t'li'i t rii; laniis of ."() watts
Tor IS routs llllQiloll Ihlt
. -tlii.' -n'ow ot'.'JiHK) t auolos- in
a lii.y liaii(iit't hall would ho
lar too tOfiiiti ior oiiiomod-
NAIHOIU, Kenya, Hrillsh Hi
Alrii'ii, Keb. 21. (!) .luck Lusy,
Illinium Himllsh hauler anil wiilely
linrin iiniiiim Amnrieans,. Is Hi1 a
serlmiH ennillllon al n In'cnl hfis
lillal from a horrlfyln,' iiiaullDK U'
a linn.
I.usy, wlio was nut Willi Count
anil t'nuiiless l.allio mi a liuiitini;
ttxpntlltlnn in Klliliiiiniieza. Tankiin
ylltn. was siallilni;- iIii-qiikIi ii ilouirn
when he wnlktul rislit into a lull
Kniwn linn lurking tlieru. The
heasl was (ir the hlaek nianeil va
tiety, sniil to he Ihe llenest nf
lions.
difl not have Ihe sllnhtent'
for ai l inn. as the linn
instantly anil slruik him
11 mauled him I'ernrimislv
oi his left side nml prnhably would
have killed him out riuli had not
another member of Ihe h nil t inn
parly named 1'iiillar tirriveil on Ihe
scene. The linn turned on Padlai'
but was shot dead at close ratine.
I
I.iikj;
cliance
KpruiiK
down.
Fights Last Night
MliU't iJuerry
John N'aer. Ti
ilt ihe Associated 1'resn.
tL'I.SA. Okla. -Tommy LoukIi
ran, Philadelphia, outpointed Joo
l,obm:in. TJedo, (tin.
CINCINNATI. Hlnimy Price.
Ilcuton 1 larhor. . Mich., outpointed
Newport, Ky., tS);
llauie, Ind.,
outpointed Jackie Powers. Younjjs.
town. (S); Itohby Allen. Chicago,
and Harry McCarthy, Clncinn:i.
drew, s,
XI-: W A UK. X. J." Nick' Abate, '
Newark, knocked out Diek I'leta-1
cruz. Philippine Utnmls. CI.
PHII.AHKI.PIIIA. II e i man
Welner, llalUmorc, ' knocked out
Harry Slaughter, Philadelphia. (!.
, MAI. LAS. Tex. Wildcat. Monte.
Wichita, Kans., outpointed Sahlnn ',
Apara. Philippine Islands, (KH. ;
Dintoru
- Steve lioeco, Can-
W
y;i ',
Historians , roi-ordoil , tlio orn roiitiroinont.--
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a da. output nl ed Frankliui Youiik,
Michigan. (Id). 0
Hook heat Salem
SALl'.M. Ore.. Felt. The
Oreunn State Itonks haskeiball
team defeated Salem l,ii;h school
lat itiuht 31 to 1 Lunian. l-'at;iiu
.and Heart well led I he visiters In
si'orinu. The Hooks used two cnin
pb to tenuis
Powerful SRIii
Remedy Discovered
Dries Up Eczema, Barber's Itch
nnd Skin Eruptions
i.:
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7 Days or Money Back
Thi wonderful suvm eon's pro- i
nerlpiton now known aM over
America as Mimhic's Ftncrahl Oil,
is ?" efficient in tin' treatment of
skin di irancs that the i'iijnu of
eczetmi iflen siop with oappM- ,
canon. Q
A few apidie;r'itnH and the most
periftteiu cni" of linu often mv
hea ;.-d never to return.
MtMic LntcrnM Oil Is unfo nfj
pleiiNftnt to nno a ltd It i so pov .r
fully tiutiepilo and deodorant that
, even odor arising from ulcer,
luamtreiH and cancer are instantly
.killed.
Mo moN lJiicrabl Oil In the nr.
ficinui hoitio is dtspnved hy pliar
mneiNts. Heath's Hrmi Store al-
lway has Mihuic's Lmi-ruld (HI on
hand. a
-"mtBTTES
. .". and that's how
Old
(3old
H E A R T L A 9
ljuQttry inrougnuui
. . in both DomHtio
and Imported TobtKOOl
became the iftroat-easy cigarette
rt V Sinn. e i&t. jj ii. ' i
t jl.v-.CV.V-.
f y 3&"i
'Every Dld-Timer knows that the HEART-LEAVES make the smoothest smoke
v -f-
NO. 3 OF A SERIES . . . Ai tolil by 1
Tobacco Planters of the Sny South J
"Round 'here in the foothills of the'
. Blue Ridjje.we've been raisin tobacco :
Since my grundpap was a boy. We
grow the mukin's for all the leading
cigarettes. '
"Well, Suh, a few years ago an
OLD GOLD man came through here
and said: 'I don't want any of your
sleazy ground-leaves. I don't want any
of your gummy tofrleaves. I only aim'
to buy your heartleaves. And I'll pay
the price.'
"Now every old;timer, down in his
heart, knows that the top and. bottom
leaves may bite the throat. And he
knows that the heart-leaves make the
smoothest smoke.
j "But when the Old Gold people de
. manded the heart-leaves, that was
something new in these diggin's. That's
how OLD GOLD "became the throat
easy cigarette': .'. that's where 'not
a cougruin a carload' came from."
OLICOLO-l'AUI.VlllTF.MANUOl'K.
Of) Jur !U, Pint WtiiieAiiln. Kiuit of Juz.
twill his coraplct!' orchestra, bromicils the
OLD GOLD hour every Tuesday from 9 to
10 P. M., lia.lerii Standard Time, over entire
, network of Columbia broadcasting System.
Eat a Chocolate,
light an Old Gold
. ... and enjoy both
y?1 '
'''liiVitTrx-.
1J Qoarse, gummy top-leaves
12 Sand-burned ground-leaves
31 Mild and silky Heart-leaves
SMOOTHER AND BETTER-"NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD"
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Train
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Silver Gray, Red
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T-ilAc advantage of this new
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KINSER, THE GRAFTER
I maVe a specialty of all kinds
of first class fruit tree grafting,
Votir Black Walnuts should be
grafted over to Franquettcs.
Will call and advise with you
free of charge.
References: Paul Scherer. phone
1235; R. J. Henry, phone 19-F-4;
C. A. Hiles, phone A69-L.
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