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Newspaper Page TextFXOS SEC NORMAL RALLY CLIPS LEAD OF MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OT?EfiOy. SUNDAY,- OCTOBER 20, 1 929. BEARS TRIM PENNjWASHlNGTON BOWS; MINNESOTA, OHIO, O'GRADY 10 FIGHT BE MULTITUDE TO COUGAR. LOM AT HIS BEST $66ers( FiEri a-DLLMAN, WtJih., , Odt, m-V-WPj' Washlnir- tofi State C'oileKo fjiluitars cun'tVtred' fpotliall scalp today . when thcjthe state football championship I Cloldcn JJeurs of California (Town- j today when they conquered "the ... imu- o.uuu nines acro( coun-'University of Wunhlngton Husklus PElilJHlA, Oijtj jfcj-i-TW far west'' liiftgcd' bff another; eastern AFTER SAFE HER0IA1 ROGKNE WIN CHICAGO BATTLER LEAD MID WEST GAMES HERE THIS WEEK . . POTENTATES AIR TYPHOID WARNINGf LETTERS ENTHUSEI TO RURAL AREAS u . - .'l A aD the first Upon the" occasion air mail flight from the tne Jled jford alrflort, E. O."" Jerry" Jerome, Tache lersl Lose '20 to Z -After Slow Start "and Bad ..Breaks Nines, Neff and ' Prowse Lead Comeback In Second Half. , .... n,. , ninuffiiiiiK ta lO I nA ... ... i .U..' ......ii, ..-in . . " Bmurni ui.iimi Kit.. Victory over Pennsvlvftnlit A crowd of. 70,(100 nat throutrh i,,a,lle a balmy afternoon ns the brawny j field. Beam . outplayed. out-passed and I rcimer Hrh'wartx. ever fought , on Itogors ) OIjDIER riHlD)')f;hl7agit: Meddori and southern ' fc'regon 'fj'' J19. () Notr Pam avehfcetjtlts :V"""ng jfais, are promised Vnother ; 1928 rout , by 'WiscbnsYfi' today.Tbls boxing -card at the 'Armmy'.f Tenants of farms are remindeifl by JJ'r. Emilj" , 'Bolcom. county. medlcul director- of- the health unit, to pay especial attention to sanitary conditions around their conquering the Badgers 19 tou before a throng of 5,000 on Sol dier field. ' ..' ' . ' ' '.Joe Savoldl, ' sophomore from Three Oak's, Mich., leo; the flrunh-' ing Notre rfame attack, reeling yards for potentate' o( Hiliah Tern Chamber of Commerce circular places, as a preventive, measure era' to all Shrine tmioH in ueairiHt the pomiHe anreau 01 y .1.- .. , tvviH fr. tit whlnh ihfi'A, nre 1 next Thursday nlkuz when - Gene ' AiaRa. Honolu-- " " ' . BJPAJ4olmes INSURANCE giant full-1 off runs of 45 and 75 i nere nas oecn ; ... . .... HU,,nrio,i and Canada. out-kicked the Ciiiakfis with Hen- I)mi;(. played havoc with the i Wash-'i ",r of touchdownB. The third ' Menlcf Junior! cqi'ege' of '.'Palo Alia defeated tho Hputhern Oroiton ' .Normal hero, .today (10 to 13,' by sweeping the school teachers off their feet, In tho first, with a series of deceptive plays. . Aienlo scored 7- two, touchdowns in the first hulf, '.ml .one,. in. the third period. Tho 1 Pedagogues Btagod n fighting rally r in the second hulf, to score two tpuchdownv and threaten another. . Tle Normal school team rallied In the latter liart of the third per iod, und started' 0, drive down tho .field, Prowse agoing over, for u touchdown. A few mlnues later, Dines,, a negro flash, .caught a lotiK fqrwaj-d pass, and scorel an other. Uolh tries for the, extra point failed. . ' . The, remainder ot 'the game, the " ball was in Menlo's terrllciry. but j 'tiio. Pt'dagoKues were unable to break through, though fighting hard., ( t The',belated arid thrilling come back of the Normal was led by " Mines and Prowse, and Nefif' In' - the line, nines was slippery us an eel, and 'made heavy yardage through the Menlo line, and on long forwnril' pass,'! .Pr'ows'e led the flght(pg, spirit of the Teachers, which was checked by, bud breaks, . and, oiice they ,, carried tlie ball 1 to' the visitor's seven-yard line. ' where they were held.. Menlo was forced to kick from behind its own vKonl. With the ball near mid. field, the Norniul started another drive.', The Ashland Una held as the game, progressed. , . . The Teach'ers were ho'ld In check' throughout the first period, und J were forced to kick often. .i Menlo . intercepted-two forward passes. After desultory battling, off tackle that gained small yardage, a for ward pass frorn'l'ozo to Tod net . tod the first score., , Tho try. . goal .failed, . .. . , . . The .second touchdown camel When' Tod Intercepted it Normal pass,, and raced' GO yards' for f. touchdown, with Plver running In- tt;rference. It was a lucky brcalt. ' At. tlie beginning qt, the second half. Menlo opened ti)' with u ser ; les of deceptive, plays, that were 'executed with, precision and dls patch, nnd gained consistently.' The ' Normal halted the first offensive within their own ten yard line, by a gallant stand, , but . I'oizu . and Camiiballii started another dirlve, that carried tho pigskin across for their final touchdown.' '' Tho Normal completed a couple of forward passes, and with nines scooting around tho end, brought :tn bull within, striking distance. lrovso went over for their- first tdllchdown. They Immediately ' opened iirV "again, nnd after consistent gains through the line, Prowso shot forward pass to tho fleet nines, who snared tho bnll on his own goal line, for tho second score. Both teams suffered from pen alties, principally off side. The visitor hold the edge In the first half, and the Normal In the sec ond. , Coach McNeal's' men were slow -to start, but when they got . under wny. had the fast Menlo ag gregation fretting. , 1 There was a fair sized crowd ' present, but not near the size tho callbro of tho game warranted. It wns a clean und hard fought con test. . 0 The startlng line-ups were ' swim,"' a versatile jlnBt()n combination today. Single nttnek and Hert Sihwurz. burlv ............ u .1- .......... .. .. .. 1 imii'ivu jiu itiuuKUL vi.Tiory lu ii.v guard, ho omstanllng man in, ! cougars after tho Huskies had either line. it . was California's j roiied op-two iouolldowns in nuick third , contiuest of Its friendly me ,n tn0 f,rt period, ..,.'.,.. loZ ?VZv P"""' "'' ' Sehu-nrt. guard last your was yoaie and actually more convln: converted into a ball ca'iTler (thls clng than the margin of a slnirlo .u-,.,.. tinr.h l' .. , nrimwil .l.liu l.u y. I HCItcu . il v, anil ith neither team yet at its peak, it was 11 glve-undrlnke bat tle, freiiueniiy marred hv nen.il- tles. O'Cirady,' Ashlana light - heavy- wem-111, mee.s ivoockoul nite, , - 10 leuers,; owr a week ttgo and tne Ullnt!u,-. . .h T . . --"K.Z i- ' """"""" """of tho spread, of tho disease Ii In the .main event of ton rounds.i widespread publicity was secured i ' ! White -.has met Amo of the bestf fot- Medford and the airport' thru': HoweyeK 'a8- a' rllIe. sanitarj men In fho country .and has been 1 the Shrine organizations. , .. , : ... ' rB Mt.wuv, of ,i 7 I?? ft", ""l a 8hfrf fl.S? "TTilT n ihe f,rSt nl wbere" enJcom: time. There will also bo. a good , fight of the air mail from tho and nd Dl. r,olcom is par line-up of preliminary events.: ; I new Medford municipal airport" 1 , B ' , , . , L "WhltS has some record," said i is- th- word from Cleorge. M. Hen- 'tg'&Z". Tex Bickerstaff, prmoter, yester-' dee, Illustrious .Potentate of Mo- duio a" sut that the devlop day. ."He's held his own against Jah Temple of Springfield. Mass.! " , .,? 1 "i fhoV,- HLOOMINCTO.V, Intl.,- Oct. 19. I sucn nationally known men as "Well may you be proud! .Med- ,' 1. ,. .lim Iff) Colgute today smushed a ' Tuffy Griffiths, Allcntown Joe. ford mustjbo a very progressive 21 to 0 victory over Indiana Uril- I 3"n. Walcott Langford. Red Stan- city and its' Interests ably backed vdrslty. Dowl' was tho big gun I '''V- Joe Anderson, Charles Bel- by still more progressive men." In thn t. ...... li. r ftnirer. Red Ithlnn -VV.ntle nttr- 11?' JJm1?. i":2i.i?Cli-d,,"h for a touchdown In the" first, horn- Vqung Plrpo and '..many, be well out in front in aviation, "w nilnrlA- . .Otnerfl. . Itha .rnn.ao. it .u .. ftir.iuiil. . uiu Klimej - ...w " ." 'U.l llieuilH or 1UU- hlgh light. Indiana showed Its'' ls Slassei1 . around Chicago Id transportation." Mr. Jlendee Notre Dame touchdown wns'scored on a 43-yard sprint by Jack El der. : If It's Insurance, We Write It : usually I houses. from unprotected out- coast., conference .win when .scored, all, three ( Cougar, touch down.,, ( ... 1 tjixtpert , thuxand , prHons tho lai'KeHt .crow to .ever wUnou an eastern Wu.hiiiBton , guine--went wild uh tho 1'ullman .eleven tied the cpunt and then won the bat tle." . , , . ., , ,.t DYCHK HTAlJiUM, KVA"NSTON, III.. Oct. 19. (A3) A fiKhtlnir MJn- flmt offenHlve punch of tlie year!ns thft ,,oy who hns never made said in coticliuiion of his enthusl to Ht'ore lt lone touchdown. Ia ba( f'ffht," continued P.lcker-fastio letter. ., . . .,r.v- .M man. ho noxeci o orady atj J. N. Kigjf, Potentate of Khiva Klamath Falls July 2. He came Temple, of .Amarillo, Texas en down nnd thought he had a set- thu.sinstir.allu . t nesota eleven snntched victory I UP- White stepped out In the first, ford on her new municipal nlr from defeat In the fourth period round and floored , Oono vfor the port. . "The scones pictured In by scoring two : count or eignt. in tho second the folder , . ininut i...,,,, i. .imnwunn ana .a iieia goal to: uunu,. .m uuw-ea. une lor me., mall, letter-make an . office .look vanquish Northwestern 26 to 14 count of nine and broke three of ,durk and . uninviting and your in , a football game packed with I Gene's ribs. About that time, he weather 1.1.10,1,, i ... thrills. About 40.0011 nnnir coasted "alone, thinklne he ha1 the .'i. 0 the battle Was, a M-yaid punt by, , ,ne (!o)h,.,.s VBnKP thpr ,,0 fight, won. and he was most sur-i ..hl,.,, uta" i"0Vint ", ni to .0 defeat at the htindM of the.! Irled when the referee gave the, mid in his letter Wild.ats last year. . J iiuestlonublo decision to O'Grady.l Mr. jti also" nrninlsed . thni .....u.- ,. .en.u.K ln iiit-.hig next vacation would be spent ine Cnllfornluns won bemuse they had much superior line play, plus more effective scoring punch. Penn, with a shiny set of bucks wus always ilnnuerous' but held In lty ino superior near do- ;.pv. fi..u ,...'n - . . . fense after holding l.r 1 1 ' 'Y' ' " iut today In thorirst period, gained by the 1 roliei llw , (ouchdowns .with margin of a goal kicked . after . 1. .'n. All tho scoring was confined imii una tne crowd had Merlo 1 1 uf ford,., brilliant, Wilshlng hurdly get 1 1...1 itm.ir .ui...n t nn . . - . . ... . , .,, , , ........ !on nun oars,, which iiu-i.-eii tne e ctriried ho onlookers by dash-;,.,.,. , ,(i,.k .ind their .. 16 .yards with the open- w ai line.., Elllngw-n's punt ,Z Th" W"hln was put Hi play on the W. S. C. m. L . ,",""'tos' Callf.in.la's 2K.yal.d io and tho Huskies bat momentum netted a. touchdown. ..,.... .hi.. ... h. , 1 2".'."! ".n''. "'kl'ibothu,,,, fiill-1,,,,,.. A Hhurt 1UH Hffr,i to siuuntil over, tin. reniulnlnT, ,,........ .t... n.At .inagM put tlie Huskies quarterhu-k into tlie clear and he raced over tho goal line for the first touch down, fleehan place kicked .the try for point. . Three minutes Inter tho Huskies hud . passed and smashed' the ball close to the Cougar goul line again whero nnother . i-lufford to , Gee- buck 3f. yards to the goal line, the hit ter inuKlng , tlie score. Hei-kel t's try for point was blocked! , ,. . It was lnnsylvanii's .turn to i heer as eilio reeled off. 40. voids. returning. Callfornlii's klclioff. Tho yuaKcr attack was. stopped after peneiruiing to tho. Boa); 32-yurrt line but inq's, ,111111! was blocked tt .moment . later, and recovered bylU'ilett, Ponn.erid, on tho oppos ing 18-ynrd line. Here the I'enn backs fitnctloned benutirully, two lateral .passes, (fenllc, to .Masters, puttliig the bull over for a touch down.,, .Musters also kicked tho goal Unit put, Penn In front. California scored what proved nari J i til ? . K '"""'""""'".in t"l lly"' ko mad. f ' ,""t. ii.it.i.er, uar .-. iiuck ie ford would be visited. m I hpurkling football by Ohio matchmaker." said liickerstaft in State in. the first half of the game conclusion, "that if he ever live i.ucKeyes n 7 to i victory i 10 meet, tj tii-uuy again, he plansl PORTLAND Ore. Oct. 19. IIP) ...... in ineir twenty- 111 00 nouiing ciso tnau to. K, o. v. If. Lynch, head of the United sixtn annual grid crash here to- him." ...... ,. ! States biirean. of roads here; said day, A , forward pass to .Fouler filving Medford real 'big . oily i today the bureau was ready to and the successful try tor point ! fights. Tex is planning , on match-; advertise" for grading contract bids by Burratt turned the trick ,for'"g the,, winner .of the. bout with ! on the, Sluslaw highway after he ..,1- vm,iiuK iriiiii. . ivi iciugnn, . ni-!i"e i.untus. r rco i.ennart 01 ,spo-, though In the van in' the second Uune who de'feuted the recognized tho ptiricll- to llght-henvywelght champion of he world., Mnxle Kosenbloom. . This CIST ESSAY TEST CLOSES IS WEEK ' fco'nsidenible Interest has1.- been' shown In the essny , cont'est ;on the community cnost 'which U be ing curried on during the period from October 14 to The con test is open to all school students of .both public and private, schools and Is divided into three groups. Two cash prizes will lie awarded the winners of eacli group and the prize essays will lie published shortly after the close of the con test on October 25. . Plaonlflod Advertising frets results half play, lucked put tho ball over. LAWISRKNCK, Hans.. Oct.' 1!). ihah aerial play wns good for an-1 Wi'lvlng thru the University other touchdown. Fullback Marsh attempted .the try for point but it wus wide. With the Huskies leading by HI points It. looked like a hopeless task for. the slut'ei's to catch them but tun 'dynamic Buckley, KUIng sen and Schwartz refused to give K SUll Slfll'tefl .11... u-ivo ny uushlng back .26 yards with a punt nnd Loin's, accurnto passing produced the score. Averv 1 took one tr.uu r,.n n ..i 101 tund Norlnn. nn.l iu,,..A.i , ' - , "e.i 111K11, ai aid. from the goal, to grab u 2.1 Jfard toss from Loin und fell neross tho lust line. This tlmo Burr mlssf ed. (ho try for the extra point. Uillfornltt put on tho most sus tained Parade, of the imu ,... In the final qunrter, taking the bull, 72 ynrdii to Penn's throelynrd Hnq, In ten plays, featuring short passes frqm l.om to Blsun. Tho Honrs bud a first down on Ponn's 7 -yard mailt but the n.h.. climaxed a great defensive stnii.r wlion (Junrtorback Wllner Itnncit- ca.uown q pass over the goal line, Ashlnnd . Pl)S Mbnlo .iverson K ' , Tod "Mcflod K I'lver 1 Moo T Niirgnnrd Ayres T Wright Snndholdt (1 Neff Orr , O Tucker Whltnlter V flihnelderinnnn 1 Poato ..'..,' Q' , . ciilluu Campbell lift nines ' llromidka .. . . Hit Burrett : Pnrslow , Kit I'rowse Officials: Young, referee; Hend ricks,, umpire; Baker, head lines man. '.!-, GAVEBOYS MAU BY- LED 390 IIMACA, N. Y., Oct. 19. (P cor tne urst tlmo n !9. ur. a Cornell football team today de feated tlie Tigers of Princeton. The score wns 13 to 7. "OAMWRinOE, Muss. Oct, I9i W Army nnd Hnrvnrd buttled to 20 to 20 draw In the stadium here todny before 67,0110 frenzied spocltitors. After seeing the Crim son gain a 13 to 0 lend in the first half Cagle and Murrell ran wild for throe .touchdowns, only for Harvard to tie the score, win. a 40-yurd forward pass In tho Inst iiiuiuio 01 play. ANNAPOLIS', Md..' Oct. 1l ioJ) Navy shot Its regular's hack Into the game In the third period of Its gnme with nuke' nnlvrsliy today u inin up a 40 to 13 victory. 8A.N FRANCISCO. Oct. 19 11 An experienced Olvmnlc ctnh eleven led by Morton Kner defeat ed Sanln Clnra university here to day, 20 to 0. . NEW BALL CLUB Starting the second period the Cougars , pounded . the Washing ton teiim backwards until they reached the' Husky eight-yard lino, where Schwartz pulled tho old' Statue of Liberty play nnd skirted left ond for the first W. S. C.. score. KUlngsen received tho bnll and held It buck as If bo was go ing I to puss.;. Schwurtz raced orpund- behind him and grabbed the pigskin and, carried It to tho goal , lino, Buckley placo kicked tho extra jiolnt. Washington Stnto put over the winning touchdown In the lust period when Schwartz .crossed up tho Husky defense on a fnke-re- .vorso play and run six yards for the score. Tho Husky dofenso crumbled under the crushing u,t tack of tho Cougcrs. The Cougars addod another touchdown for good mensure Just before tho final- gun when Mask ell, W. 8. C. end. Intercepted a long. .Washington, forward pass and raced 20 yards to tho Husky six-yard line. Washington was penalized five yards for unneces sary roughness nnd Schwartz bolt ed through left guard for the yard and his third touchdown. Buck ley missed the try for point,. Score by periods: Washington ...13 0 0 0 13 W. S. C. : 0 0 0 1320 of Knnsns Juyhuwkers In the ec nnd period . the Kiiibus State Wildcats defeated their rivals C to 0,, In their 27th annual gnme here today. ., .'.' LINCOLN, Oct. !).-(IP) Pills liiiigh advanced a step nearer the national fotollnll' title by defeat ing Nebraska here today 12 to ,7. The . Cornll'uskers' rallied In. the fourth, quarter to score after Park inson had twloo crossed the goal line! for the Panthers, In the blv ond . quarter ... .i - 4; iind been ; bad ,. .rnjen , secured county court. .! been advised I he right'-of way by the , Lane bout would- be given In November. 4. Carlton.:' -'Snider Shingle com. j ..ui-u icumu piuuuciiun HALF SIZE BACK peak. GRIDIRON FRAYS ? (By the Associated Press) NKW H.WRN. conn.v Ocft. 19. :lP)--V:.le-.' unloose'd a .- smooth-' running1 'attucir.'tm!:ty.toi defeat Brown 14 to 0, ln a well-played g:vme; before a crowd of- approxi mately 40.000. . . ' Little Alblo Booth, Yale's half pint bulfback, who was rushed in as n substitute, scored both the ale touchdowns and added the two extra points with sure footed dropkicks. i WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 9. (P) Assistant Secretary Insulin of the navy will leave next woek by nil for the Pacific const tp Inspect all nnvitl nornnautlfnl ac(lv!!les. vt?ir vnpLT rt m' ' iir a "'"n? .1,?.,;'T' "."i" !":!".d. tnh'town scored In the opening five minutes of play grew Into mountainous proportions as the minutes clicked by to give New York University -a 7 to 0 victory over Pennsylvania State college on the Yankee stadium field toduy. generally perfect) woittherl fotltlinll yesterday drew "n' million and moro" funutlcs'to college fields. Ohio State-Michigan uo.ooo Notre Dame-Wisconsin 85,000 Penn-Callfuriilit , 70.000 Harvard-Army 57,000 Illlnols-lowii 10,000 Northwostern-MInn .. 40.000 Yale-Brown j 40.000 Burtmotith-Columbia 35,000 Princeton-Cornell 2S.O00 Oeorgia-North Dakota 24,000 OHl'tSACIO. Oct. 19. (fl) Mlz pah, yacht de luxo owned and skli.-pered by Commander Kugene r .McDonald. Jr., was declared winner of tho JtO.OOO round trip luce to Milwaukee today when I he Doris, sienm yacht piloted by Captain ,ltoy Alle, struck a sub merged, obstruction off Kenosha and .was forced to dock. . , PITTSBURGH. Pa., Oct. 19. (IP) Battling Carnegie Tech to a score less tie here today, Washington' and' Jefferson served nntlco that it has returned' to Its former high place,-. In, tho cplloglnto . football world.. - NEW , YORK, Oct. 19. (IP) At Mnrs'ters. "the human Jack rabbit" who leads the country In football scoring, swept Columbia off Its feet, todny with a .pair of touchdowns In tho first few min utes and a powerful Dartmouth eleven went on to win by the onc slded count ..of 34 to .0. ... . : . ..AT ' '' V THE SILVER ; GIFT STORE ' - ! OP; 'Vr.'v ' ..... -. , Larry Schade : Your Favorite Jeweler J Since 1918 Next' to Crateriari Theatre COLUMN "WOuld. fn m a 1- ; theq ever JicuL r cL qaarrel if : : they'd gather ' : a-rou-ricLaL . - RADIO- f Rom 4j ;'.".r.' Radio Service Laboratory "ELECTRIC WIRINQ CO." 22 S. Grape Phone: Office 335; Ret. ,1442 it4llMiiiQ, Title p :u ' " t 1 i i : i ,..: :" " i Quite subtle and not easily t apparerit to the uninformed, there are countless mistakes in conveyancing; property, causing title faults which A are far reaching in ' their effects. When we issue a title policy we assume'all the ' risk and pay tor any suhs'e-. quent trouble or loss! Jackson County Abstract Co. i 121 E. Sixth St. Phone 41 ' - th' OrtlnW. -Pa high school w' ijefeatf dV at 'Aslilnlnd . today hv tin" Ahhlnnd' hlgk-snhooli jn-hr il. ' The 'nvboys' offered sennt re sistance, to tho -varied nttnrks of tho l.lthlnns.. . who showed und -used everytlilng tboy possessed in thri y. of ploys, m nn effort to "run up high score. (Irants I'nss showed nothing In the way. of defense, nnd less in the wny of otf.mse. (Illicit and Jbnes were held to minor gains. .Thru- out the one-sided contest, . they played listlessly, and with none of the. vim and dash that marked their game with tho Medford high .school a week ago., ... The eooro at the end of the first vlinlt wm 10 to 0 In favor of Ash- Mand, and the Ulhluns went Just as strong In the second hnlf. . .' i ' e . The first geld mined ' In tho Vnlted Slates cam from Virginia; it i-i, " '.?' ' . v- .-v.s i. ' - HKATTIik, , Oct. m .-.(nFohr "us. Mentlie Port and.' Hnnknhn and Vnniimver. n:- c:. i,.,ii n,,i franchises hero today nt tho or ganisation meeting of the North west hnsebull league. Tho rolls will be held open until soma time In January when It Is expected Hint two moro chilis will Join from nmong the cities of Tiicoma, Viiklmn, tlruys Harbor, Itelllng bam and Kverott. Tho circuit will be a class D league and will probably piny five games a week, opening early In .May and closing labor day, Fin al plans for organluitlon were held In abeyance until nrter the .Innunry session. .1. Col Kwltig. president of tho Onklnnd club In the lnelflc Toast league, who pre sided nl today's meeting, will con tinue to head the organisation unlll final nrrnngemenls nre made. SAI.ISHIHtV IM.AIN'H, N. Y. Ort. t i . A)wjns Turnesn of the Klmstord country club trim the open golf tournament today In n 3-holo playoff of u tl with Mas- sle U. Miller of Norwloh Conn. Turnrsa won by a margin of sev en strokes. , , . Russia, which led the world In wheat exports before the war, now barely proUucea what It cimsiiiucs i i A Gas heated Home 1 to be to -date j -v . la. 'fHP I c" GAS JJfc AH Clean and Serene . 11 1 " 11 4 4' , . For Estimates on the Cost . of Heating With Gas Consult SOUTHERN OREGON GAS: CORPORATION (209 West Main St. "' ' Phone 626 j- . K. I. DAZiY.'Oeh; Mgr.:-? ' ' ' A daify nuisance to self H and ne ig h b or s At Harvest Time Put Some Money in Our Bank .When the crops nre in, anil the profits of the farm can be counted, in money, tho time to start n bank ac count is ripe; by doing so you may conduct your farm as every' kooiI busi ness is conducted. (ffipn "Partners in Commnnity Development'! v Close' study Under,' artificial light , causes,, serious". In-"' ' jury if the eyes 'are unaided' by cor- ' ; rcc.t glasses. ' ' . ', May we serve you?. 'I m2. WE USB HAWKISON ULCANIZINQ 8Y8TEM All Work Guaranteed Phipps Anto Park . Highway it Jackson . ' ' Phone' 1037-R S s, Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 "The Pood Is Better" ; At the Medford Ore and Bullion Parchasecf WII.DBERG BROS, RMKLTtNO ft Rt F1NINC CO Okt74: Slmkn Si.,!Us I'nMa , '1"'.' Sah Sy trarKivn j u K E PA f R I N 6 .4...' '. '... ; w . i .; ; ; ;t ' tf-.ti tt...; a,, .; ' . iti iViiwv!, .'. ..1 , .'i