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Annual Homecoming Cele
bration at College Will J
1 Have Many Attractions
Festivities Open Tonight
With Dances.
i OREGON STATIC COILKOK,
Corvallis, Ort. 24. (Hpc-iul.)
While the foothnll ffnmfl between
Oregon Stutn rolloKO nnil tho Unl
r voi'Hlty of Idnhn 1h th hendllno
nttractlon fnr O. H. C.'h nnnuul
homecomlnK nelcliratfon hero Hat
nrday, Ootohnr 2(1, many nUwr
oventH ' have linen arrariRed to
moke It- a full week end of enter
tainment for tho thouHundH of
vlnitorH who will return to the
rarnpiiH.'
The festivities will got under
way' Thursday evening when the
nnnuul rally dunees will he held in
fraternlty nnd nororlty housefl. The
trndltional notaa parade to he held
Frlduy venlnK hun ruuned unusual
lntere.st this year hecaune all par
tlcipantH nre required to wear pa
jamas or be roHtumed. Following
the parade, a )Ik Htudent pep rally
will he held In the armory. Hllrrlnw
talks will he mado hy Coaeli l'aul
J, SehiHer, Dean A. B. f'oidley
and Ktudi'iit hotly offirers.
Those In chin-fee of the rook hon
fire h a ve p ro in Ised
hlnze ever oen hy
ernwd. The old I'i Kappa I'll!
house whleh wai partially ;hurned
recently will furnish the material
for the freshmen hnve planned n
ft 0-foot stack for 1hls feature. Tt
will he lighted directly after the
pep rally.
Itetcnlta Kalnnlny
Other events Include the Inter
el a ss reun I ( a on t h o W 1 1 1 11 in e 1 1 e
river Saturday morning and the
nnnuni rook -sophomore Olympics
which will he held at homecoming
for the first time this year.
Evidences of the elaborate deco
rations nre already showing them
selves. A largo UO -foot lower on
the campus will he the center of
the decorations. Homecoming" signs
will decorate the tops of all the,
buildings 011 the campus ami also
all the fraternity, sorority and eluh
houses. Prizes nre being offered
for the best signs.
Editors of the state ngaln will
be the officlnl guests of the colb-ge
tind the department of Industrial
journalism at n luncheon Saturday
noon and at the yumo In (ho after
noon..' ,
, A radio pep rally over station
!OAC for those unable to attend
ihe festivities has been arranged
by the alumni association. The
program will ho held between ft
and 0 o'clock Thursday night. The
game will be broaden t over OKAi'
Saturday afternoon as usunl.
r American manufacturers spend i
nearly S3&.no,ooo yearly in re- f
search work.
' Commercial Fishing Forms Problem
Mouth Klamath River; Remedy Sought
Investigation to the end that
commercial fisheries conditions at
Ihe mouth of the Klamath river
nmy he altered to conserve the
salmon and steelhead trout fish
ing nnd egg taking In the river
Was to begin Wednesday with the
visit of the committee from the
state legislature headed hy Henry
McClulnness, assemblyman from
the first district.
The commltteo left Sacramento
yesterday to go to the mouth f-f
tho Klamath, where its members
will visit the cannery there and
Investigate the activities of com
mercial fishermen.
Tho legislative committee is net
lng on complaint fmm resldwnts
of both Siskiyou and llumbobll
counties to the effect that the
run of salmon and sleelhead trout
Is being lessened each year by
tho cannery operation.
As the Klamath Is the last nf
My you look
lovely to night
SHE knew the compliment to bo
true for the Inst pimple had
Vanished.
If you are one of tho embar
rassed and men are not excep
tionswith akin blemishes that
linger, and sometimes leave scars,
you must realiro that the logical
cause may come from the blood.
A clear, smooth, velvety skin
bespeaks loveliness. Men admire
it. Women praise nnd secretly
envy. Hope, joy, happiness, and
even love, may depend on the pos
session of a clear, unblemished
skin.
On tho other hand skin erup
tions are outward evidences of
the condition within. Authorities
state it is an indication that the
body's power of resistance to dis
ease and infection ii low. Mean-
ilifr, that there
is ft deficiency
of red blood
cells.
Without
plenty of rich,
red blood, there
could be no
olroiiu, sturdy,
M
:jmss.
i i mm Ann i rrnn iin nri m i it w i w,' ..... m .u at a j j . . m m fsia
01 viuiuiy uve, dUd..U. ' ' V ?7 V . . X!t W ' X M I
I Lewis in Hectic Bout i; ... yimtOTQ loacn r! t V 1 '
i Both 'Off-Side' Ruling Byj X "' IV '0
Referee. hi v CM??- vZXTV -.mT 1
I.OS AXGKhBS, Oct. 24. (JP)
Some scribes "wild today ius Son
nenberg won his wrestling match
with Krt "St rangier" Jxnyis last
night: others said Heferee lion Mc
Donald mado a most pecnllur de
cision in awarding him the bout,
while the camp of Lewis claimed
he .should have been given 'the
heavyweight championship. Mc
Donald says Honnonberg still is
champion.
The controversy arose over the
third fall, which went into the rec
ords ns the second Sonnenberg bad
won, and came after a double dls
qutilification and a flying tackle
which found Lewis facing the
wrong direction.
The fontballexque action which i
led to the first fall, won by Son
nenberg in "3 minutes, 33 seconds,
and the headlocks which squeezed
the champion into-submission and
unconsciousness for the second fall
In 14 minutes, 35 second, paled be
fore the prelude to the six minutes.
2i second third fall.
Lewis Kducaictl.
Sonnenberg found 1-e.wIs ed li
Somn scribes' snld today (Sim Son-! . Stw4 - m. K3Fi B-. fc,K -1 '
nenbenc won his wrcHtllnK match ( lSW f , jS?" f f J
wnn r;n wrnnKiei mwu insi JTKv ' - , ; mm,' V V V ::;. 'S . I vr.A I Jf : r
the largest 1 .Med to the ways of a flying tack
homecotnlng i hr, and In possession of a defense
in the form of n straight-arm. The
tackles missed repeatedly. lMnally
Lewis si might -armed Sonnenberg
out of the ring, and the champion
finished a flying tackle on his face
In the press box. He remained
there for 17 seconds, and Dr. R A.
Mllllkun, his second, rushed to him.
This action was sufficient to dis
qualify him. Lewis' seconds, how
eve r, apparently believing t h e
match over, drilled to the side nf
their minion, aixl McDonald ruled
both sides offside and no default,
fie km id further that Sonnenberg
stuck a foot between the ropes a',
the count of 20.
The champion lunged at Lewis
before the latter had time to re
cover his composure at the unex
pected decision, and felled him. It
was the end. J. Sandow, the con
ender's chief second, portested vig
orously for Lewis, and still was
protesting when the crowd had
gone.
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ttKVUXK StT'If
riTTHlU'KOll. I'n., Oct. 24.
fiT) The Scotch nf Carnegie
Tech meet the Irish of Xntrn
Diime Sfiturdiiy. Among the !
leading Scotsmen are Kurds,
Verlna, Itosenweig. High-
4 berger nnd a pair of Klann-
guns. Carldeo, Sa vol ill. V!tie
and SchwnrtK are inur the f
4 head of the Hibernian parade.
4
! Impiii-tiint California rivers re-
niiilntiiK Hupi'i'me fnr sportsmen
jaml'ii valuable asset on that ae
i rnynt, le; islat Inn is being sought
; that will protect rish lllo to the
j limit.
One phase nf the question to be
' taken up will be tho relative value
to the enmities tbrniiKh which the
, K In mat h river flnws nf the ile-
strut-live eiiniineri-lnl fishing' on
Ihe const and tho sport offered
I thousands nf vlsllnrs In the state
, nn' the upper river,
i The take of the commercial
J fishermen has been IncreasliiKly
large In the last few yearn, with
! the benefit going directly to only
thnse few engaged In the Industry,
j while the Increasing tourist busl
, ness and Investment nf weahhy
men In the reKlnn Is declared to
! mnre than balance any less tile
; eninnierelal fishermen might sus
: ts'll. SlsUiynu New.
powerful men, or beautiful,
healthy women.
When you pot your red-blood-cells
back to normal, that sluu
Rlsh, let-down feeling, loss of ap
petite, boils, pimples, and skin
troubles disappear. Vou itet hun
Rry again nnd you sleep soundly;
firm tleh takes tho place of that
which was once llabby. You feel
stronir. Your nerves become
steady. You aro resistant to dis
eases. S.S.S. is Nature's own tonic for
iniproviiiR the appetite, building
strength, and clearing tho body
of so-called skin troubles, by In
creasing the red-cells of the blood.
S S.S. Is made from fresh vege
table drugs and has stood the test
of over 100 years.
All Drug Stores sell S.S.S. In
two tlws. Ask for the larKer titc
It is more economical.
cimm ims.is.co.
MEDFORD MAIL
liKf-lilfH of the Top WnriKT and Itmviml Jours limnils r ffiotliiill arc modestly nilmidiiig' tlint the gtvntcxt game of Ihc 14)29 sea
son In the. west will be. thiyel lieaveen Miinroiil immI Kunflieril Ciilirui-nia at Tulo Alto. 20. Tlierehy California's claims nre
waved fiffl with an airy gesturo lint Ihe winner of Mils skirmish must heat the Golden Hear to ohliiin a eleur title to the conference
'I'own. (AssoclatPd Press I'hoto.)
RED M'DONALD (INI
CASUALTY LIST 0FC
O.S. C.TEAM CRASH
ORKtlON STATU COM.HOK,
Corvallls, Oct. 21. (Special.) St.
Martins cullcgc will furnish the
nppn.Hitlnn fnr the Oregnn State
college .rnnk fnntball team In Its
fifth game nf tile seasnn Krlday
aftei-nnnn at , LtH-ey, WiikIi. The
i-nnks have won every game playetl
sn far this seasnn but they cannot
be too sure nf the game Kriduy.
Several nf tho rooks best line- j
men are out of the game fnr Ihe!
time, being because of injuries
sustained last Krlday when a bus
In which they were returning j
hnme from iM (Jrnnde turned over. ;
Although the hoys Injured lire
nnt in a serious condition, many I
of them will be out of the game ,
for some time. Amnni; thnse 'hurt ;
Is lied JleDnnahl, nf Medfmd, who !
waa crushed about the chest and !
ribs. !
Results of the freshman games !
played so far are Kreshnien 25, I
Albany cnllego 0: Freshmen 111. ;
Chemawa Indians 7; l-'reshnien 112. '
Kaleni IiIkIi II; nnd Freshmen Is,
lOastern Oregon Normal school II.
After the game l-'rlday. at Iaoey,
Wash., the rooks will have two !
more finnics on their schedule '
one with the Oregon l-'rosh No-i
vember D at Medford. and another
Willi tile Oregon Krosh at i'oi vul- :
lis, November Ki.
POltTLANP. Ore.. Oct. 24. i,V)
A court airing of the activities ttf
the municipal boxing commissinn.
Instead of n public bearing hefme
the city council, appeared likely
today after American Legion mem
bers, who audited the books, said
they would demand an explana
tion of why four' newspapermen
were paid substantial sums for
publicity.
Itoxlug commission books, ac
cording In legion leaders, showed
that three Portland newspapermen
bad been paid weekly sums and
the payments had beenentered on
I tin l.itnLfH ii u alM1lifl.. I., i.Ulni.1
timekeepers." l
Disabled veterans, who renllited
the most from the boxing card re
ceipts, mid Ihnt If the commission
thouiiht the payments were proper
they should have entered Ihn puy
meutH tij newspapermen on the
hooks as publicity nnd not ns
"assistant timekeepers.'1
TEO ME DISPOSES
I'OKTI.ANl), Ore.. Oct. 54. Ml
Ted Thye, 1-ortlanil wrestler.
defeated Andre Adnree, French
chnuipinn, two falls out of three
here lust night by shnwhiK better,
form over his French contestant
than he did over Howard faiilon-!
wine earlier In the season. It
took Thye tittle less thnn a minute)
to pin Adnree' shoulders to the
mat (or the deriding (nil,
TRIBUKB, MEDFORD,
Battle of Giants When
0irr8feELERfc
Ily O. II. Kceler. .
MuyJa hath charms to soothe the mind In the manner known n.-
tho savage breast, and also, ltj "tune -haunted." Nearly e v e'r y
would seem, to comfort tho com- I body knows that It Is to be tune-
petitlvc golfer and keep his mind
off some of his troubles.
Woody Piatt, engaged n a quali
fying round, invariably hums the
air, and not infrequently sings the
words of "Abdul A bulbil 1 Kmlr,'
and Jess Sweetser last year asked
me to tench U to him.
"I'm qualifying with Woody nt
lhae I'.urn." said Jess, "and I want
lit leum the tenor nart so wo can
! have a duet."
When Hobby Jones Sets Out fnr
the rourao fnr n bin competition,
I am always glad to to hear him
hummliiK or whistling one of a
quartet nf favorite songs, all of
which, I am sure, have had a part
in winning golf championships.
Tho way 1 figure it out. the In-
tense prenecupatlnn of enmpeti-
tlve gnlf finds a grateful relief im
Ihe ninnntnnnus repctitinn nf n fa-1
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FALL CLEARANCE
L. &H, Ranges and Kelvinators
We Must Make Room for New Fall Stock
of Radios and Fixtures
RANGE SPECIAL
i ' ,
WATER HEATER
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
Morris B. Leonard
PRECIPE. THURSDAY,
Cardinal Meets Trojans
6ou Bag
miliar air. going over nnd over In
haunted.
Anyway, I know that just before
liobby went to Merlon for the i
amateur championship of 1H24 he
saw an English revue in New York I
nnd heard there n song, "l.ime-
house Jllues." with a peculiarly j
wicked and snarling kick In the
refrain, lie was tune-haunted :tt
Merlon: he hummed that refrain
at the hotel and In the mntnr car:
nnd he said It ran thrnUKh his
head on the course, all the time.
GEORGE DIXON LOSES
DECISION TO MALONE
OAKLAND, Calif.. Oct. 24. (7P
Jock Malone. St. Paul, outpointed
George Oixon, Portland, Ore.. In
their 10-round bout here last
niulK.
With every
Range sold
in the next
week we
will give one
S12.50
maSSt
One Week of Real Values
Southern Oregon Electric
PCTPBER 24, 1929.
AS II LAND, Ore., Oct. 24. (Spec
ial.) Ashland will play host when
Otto Klum, former Ashland boy.
now coach of the University of
Hawaii football team, brings Ills
squad ot men here on n visit to
the states In November. This word
has been received by John Knders
in reply to an Invitation to tho
team to stop off here as the team .
passes through the city on their J
way north, lo Portland. Tho visit :
will Tall on the afternoon of No-!
vember 20. I
Local booster organizations wilt
undertake tho entertainment of the
visitors although the plans are not,
yet definite.
Mr, Klum Is well known in south-;
ern Oregon, where he grew up. IK-1
was nt one time the coach of th j
Ashland high school nnd later serv- j
ed in the same capacity for the ,
Medford high school. '
We are making DRASTIC reductions
on all Models of the KELVINATOR
because we are over
s to eked. This is
your opportunity to
make a huge saving L-J
on the oldest Electri
cal Refrigerator
5COME IN TODAY
HUSKIES WILL
PLAY HARD TO
Vow to 'Play Heads Off
Against Oregon Saturday
As Good Turn for Bag
shaw Stage Demonstra
tion After Practice.
SEATTLE. Wash., Oct. 24. 0P)
-One of their last opportunities to
do a good turn for their couch,
the University of Washington foot
ball players have pledged tnem-
j selves to "battle our heads off
in the gridiron game against the
University of Oregon here Satur
day.
During practice yesterday Coach
Enoch W. Hagshaw informed his
! men that he had resigned but that
lie had ottered his services for the
remainder of the season. And
when work was over for the day
the players swooped down on their
coach, hoisted him on their shoul
ders and yelled "We're for you,
Huggy, for yon to a man.
Tears filled Hagshaw's eyes as
he told his men that he appreci
ated their spirit.
"But forget what has happened
I today," said the coach. "Forget it
and remember we have some hurd
j games before us. We play Oregon
Saturday."
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct '24. (A) 1
VlifW-h W nnvoheur liuirtin r..'w.h- I
ing the I'uiversity of Washington!
football team out of klndnes to-t
day. Yesterday the dynamic little
(ridiron mentor resigned as head
coach for the Washington eleven
but offered his services for the re
mainder of the presen season.
The student hoard of control last
night accepted Ragshaw's resigna
tion and also his offer to remain in
the position of head coach until the
conclusion of the Washington-Chicago
game November Hag
shaw's contract had two more
years to run and he will be paid
off in full. He will receive ap
proximately $16,000 for the unserv
ed term of the contract. The resiB
nation ended a year of strife on the
university campus.
Colorado Golfers
Find 'Rattlesnake
Hangout in Rough
RTRPwLIXG, Colo., Oct. 24.
(Pi Kunny noises from the
rough were not golf balls cnll-
ing for their owners, a lot of
golfers learned while playing
a small course in this section
Sunday. The hum and buzz
came from rattlesnakes.
! Golfers out In foursomes,
reported from three to ten
4 snakes killed by several
fr groups, the rattlers measur-
Ing as long as four feet.
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TO GAIN REVENGE
The Corvallls high school foot
ball team, as big and husky ns
ever, nnd with a flashy backfield
star In Adams, who carries on the
battle slnglehnnded, will tangle, '
with the Medford high school
football team at Van Scoyoc field
Saturday. Like every foe of the
locals this season, they nre coming
looking for revenge, for one artis
tic tifrfnnt unil n fnnnla nf fivm' 4
whelming lacings. Also they are
chanting: "Poor Old Medford, She
Ain't What She Used to Be."
Since the. Grants Pass game,
when the Into "Black Tornado" '
ran out of wind and had a terrible
time winning, the charges of Coach
Hagen have been drilling hard.
Reports have reached Superinten
dent E. H. Hedrlck, that four or
five of tne important cogs have
ignored the theory ot the leading
athletic experts of the land, that
training Is an Important part of a.
winning team and have been stay
ing out nights, devouring delicates
sen dainties, and dancing. These
players have been under surveil
lance for some time, while they
thought they were putting some
thing over on their school, tho (
coach, and their well wishers.
Unless there is a disposition to
follow the fundamental rules of
training. Home stars and near-stars
will be conspicuous hy their ah-;
st nee, school authorities hint.
The' Corvallls team will arrive
tomorrow evening by stage, and
there will be the usual rally by the
students.
The game will start at 2:3
sharp, and it is expected to have It
over ere twilight sets In.
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Non-Stop Record
Seekers Busy in
Memphis Trials
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (VP)
Memphis has a plague of en-
durance contests.
No sooner had an 108-hour
bicycle riding contest ended -than
two young men started .
out on a non-stop refueling
gum chewing endurance con-
test. They gave up for sleep
after 14 hours of continuous
jaw motion.
Then Evelyn Walker, Ifi,
started her non-talking con-
test, and set a date 24 hours
away as the time for break-
Ing silence.
Murphy Gray, a typist, was
confident he had done some-
thing or other after pounding
a typewriter for 31 hours,
with a total of nearly half a
million words.
.And then. Just ns It. np-
penred the endurance contest
germ had been routed, a
group of boys started out In
pui suit of the 108-hour bl-
cycle riding record.
H. 0. Frohbach
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