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MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFOTiD, '. OTtEflOy, TITtTRftPAY, fiTiTO'DKtt 31, Jf)29.
MARStERS HIGH MAN IN SCORING
STATERS NEED.
V . Ar.
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FOOTBALL STEPS
OF FAMED DADS
SOL'TII IiBXD, Iiid., Oct. 31.
Flue
&-m Dartmouth
.Medrord householders are warn;
ed by Fire Chief ltoy Iilliott to use
caution In building fires in family
heating stoves, as a precaution
against flue fires. . The majority
of heating stove flues havo been in
iIIbuso for the past Beason and
overheated stoves, explained Chief
Klllott, can easily cause fluo fires,
especially if they havo not been ro
contly cleaned. Itoprlut from Mail,
Tribune, .October 29.
t. , - . . ...... I(P) Knute flockno is grooming an-
SClllSSler CreW in Tie With ; other "horBeman" for Notre Dame.
Blue and Gold Backfield
-Holds Possibilities Is View
Offensive Tactics En-
' larged Confidence of
"Team Encouraging.
are impossible
with the
The prospect Is none other than i
Washington State
JOT Ms son, Jackie, now years old.
IVilli' iliirini' llm fnnlhnll Hnnunn
Sixth Place in Conference !Jakio oots a pigskin about the
p uru. . ieieruciy lie wuh uuei veu
of ; kicking high ones right in his dad
"'idy's sick room.
Win Gives 'Shot
Northwest Title. '
"lie s going to have tbe build,
I too," remarked Knute.
SONS FOLLOW IN li1"8 mw iiibhb
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IN TROJAN TILT
COUGAR TEAM
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BERKELEY, Col.. Oct. 31. (iF)
llbady to tackle tliolr nioHt for
mldiulo foes thlH season, tho Hears
lit California will entrain' tOniKht
fqr their battle Saturday against
the TroJan clan, of the University
of Southern California In Los An
geles. ' '"' 1
-.Without dotlbt the Benr aggre
gation this season Is a much better
orEatitzatlnn thnn that which hold
Houlbern California to a scoreless
tie' 'a year ago. Knowing tho
strength of the Trojan eleven of
last year, observers declare that
the present California squad would
be a favorite over the last season's
team, irowover.upscts will occur,
despite the efforts' of "rivals In foot
ball, and the California Hears may
show a strength an yet unrevealed,
;'Tlie present California backfield
holds many possibilities. Coach
Nibs Price has worked long and
hard to bring obt new offense tac
tlcB and new strength in first call
rssfervos, and It Was believed' he
had accomplished his purpose. Ed
Griffiths, ft fast man and a real
urniiiiio, a . iani uiaii mm a
j cpmpr, haa been groomed for
service. Clarence Garrity, atr
full
strong
defensive' Btarf Joe Hlckingbotham
nttU.. Jltisty qill. wore other new
stam.'ln tho malting. . ' ' 5
'Aiitli of coltrse, there were tlioso
Veterans, Stan Harr. Benle Lorn and
Ellis vTlioritton, the latter star of
the .Pertnsylvunla game. . :
i.The-Hears were confident today
they . 'had a ' chance In Saturday's
contest, and a - hopeful sign was
r, C9S
1
ie excellent condition and morale
the Blue and Gold. "Slop the
Trojans" has been a byword at the
practice sessions. . ,
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PR.!("HT(!. X..J()ct. 31. (Pi
Plnyhm host.to thuilHrjigo siiundjl,"t
at dlnni:,r .lomomiwihlght. Pi lnciu I
ton s fU'olbn tenm w' rev vo i
customauguratod l.ys, guot
more than 20 years ago. Amo
roacn. inuouucen ino.iuca' of. lav-
hiff-fhtunuiV. roaUmlt .lvnlii. ,,(
l i Ing Snturdav's fooUiall llvnlB'imoot
Pffoi'Vi. frldny nlgM' lilnncr
.me brM..nni.nw.... -i .i 'i 1. i'..
li'-miHA.: ',' . ' . (.and
ut- if ho' custom hal on uhfiivOrnhlevt""' manimed t.. win through'
roccpuivmong .W, rival' j,,'c'"!"n- Wh.t J,,., hold h grudge
.ooachu,-'Thev l.olleve.i ih.l-,,e'Hir alnce and plans to knock out
J,, a' mooting might, soften up ;thelr I
"i'rlvnii-uon ihii riolrf. i ". ' ' ,!
I !j Another'nttempt to cdnttiuie th
' jcustom when Cornell vMtM'it'lil
ij'icago In lull met wJth a aiirprsl;n:
failure. , t was discovered that tho
Cornell , phfyers wore rou'esonted
by subiUttlias while ithey dlnod
pi ivatoly. : I' . I ' i ' ..
MtagK and lllll Hopcr, t'rlnrtnn
couch, have no, stjch fears for next
rjaturday'a game. ,,V i i " i
5 WESlWlUSES
ft. '' ! WAHlilNdTON, 'Oft. ,8i.-i-(I1
Se'orotMry 'AflnniH Haiti tnilu'y1 Mnjur
fi General William It. Kinltli, military
iioailomy ' Kupoiiiilendrnt. hiid ro.
I fUtlod, tU;. ugroe to throe euuipru-
urise-jrfrors made by lteiir Admiral
a Snmue! It.- ltiiblKunl havnl nrud
H liny Hupcdntnmlunt.. .looking ,to-anl-
roHumptlun of utltlctlc rola
C tlbns ' -between tho' two . service
. schuuls.
it The naval secretary also wild
tlenernl' Smith hud made no cum-
iroinlie..oftiirii of bln 4wn.
I tliat tlie last pimple is goite"
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EVERY cvcninc thousands en
joy themselves nt dinner-parties,
dances, theatres, games,
clubs. Many thousands more are
denied the joy of such merriment
and happiness. , "'
Maybe this denial Is dud to a
akin trouble. . First Impressions
cannot be good without a clear
skin first, impressions are
Juickly made and aro not soon
orgottcn. . Oltl friends may ex
cuse pimples and secretly sympa
thise, but new acquaintances may
not be so charitable. . Skin blem
ishes are not inviting. Neither
can they be covered up. They em
barrass. Hold people back. Btcal
way joy and happiness. '
A lorely clear skin is within
the roach of all. To thoio who
have lost it, hope is offered. You,
v-v . ' 'too, may havo a
.f tfik M beautiful skin.
rose - petal 1 n
texture, pretty
as a picture and
.without a slnijlo
- phnple. if
VMmtvy th
sands havo I
wm
a-
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1 A Martters, Dartmouth's crack quarterback, has taken a ling
lead in the race for individual scoring honors by piling up 90 points
In hia first four games.
SEEKING REVENGE
K. O. 'White, Chlcniro colored
llKtit-henvwelKlit flKlitcr, in ox-
pected i(in'i'lye In MedforiJ .tyinor-
rdSfN VkM Amul iiiu at
tho Armory with Ciono O'Cirndy,
vyutkern ,pre(fona furmer hoy
flfihtvr'.pjltjn.' wii,Wicdled to
meet'Leo liOtiiHUl, Alienlcen Ahhuh
h(m, In' n imilir.rvent jiUSenttlo thin
worl);(1i)iM)tjrjiriln(Uired hand,
flroniHkl could "not k on Avlih tha
While? had Jut completed n
strenuous., training' program ,in; tun
wti.mh """ nu.w -
tho . ofudl-
iV1'"" ' n.m iiw
..." " 'f. """v ' ".,
Ashland marvel ever Blnco they
Ashland.
fought In
klniniill. tft.ll..' ir
lit) (tmi V AVII klidi: end ( lin n twii'P i.
,-,ly W knocked jM-n twice
HiuifiiMi iiirfu iirunni iiiih ami
O'araily, n thing whUb has never
baou done, niMMr'tlto nwUrM can
uu ir, sumo tan wn oo - nai iiioy
have boon a c h I n'g'Vo 'oe fur
months
Oeltti ha 1mmjv nfthtlntf Only two
yeui'H, nnd during that time has
iH'ver loHt a bout, hut reallzinr:
thO HtM'IOUHMOHH of tll( OtH'OnillUI
cncounti!, ho linn koiio throimh u
luMivy tralnhiK program at a Ash
land headiiitartorn. He has a small
army of Hpunlnt, partni-rs, none
of whom are anxious totstuy tn the
rintf with O'drady for any lonmh
of time.
Promoter Tex lllckendaff ex
peetH ono of the larieHt crowds of
thn .KcaHon and Ih .spending today
lit Mend, atlviMtlMlng tho bout, and
yeterday ho wdh In the (! rants
Wkhh nunitry. Tip eiird is eusthiK
him over $MiOU, nnd It has heeti
years slneo Mi'dford fans have had
such hiuh-elasH entin'tainipent. The
inn In event expense alone Ih be
tween JtiOU and $700, and the teml
wlndup Is jiald on n rate tlmt is
usually paid tn main evelitei'M here.
Thtt. reinuindur, of. the .curd, is
wfll baltiK-vd (nd preei some
of the Ijent Jto.n' In the porthvfest
In pre)lpilniuv event. TicHl'ts are
on mile -lien- nr ItrownV-and in
Ashland t nlnKer's. They are
uNo on sulf-1u "Klnnmth !sntl.
tnlh tkisi
T Ittlirouthltifhlood.
SifoHH. bra It by
blood nouiittiti tha
body ind liihu
ifilntt iofecliM ud
Vm
pained their strength and charm
by taking S.S.S., It is Nature's
own blood tonic for raising tho
body'a power of resistance to dis
ease, Improving tho appetite,
building firm flesh, and clearing
the skin.
S.S.S. is made from fresh vege
table drugs. and has a successful
record of over 100 years back
of It.
Tako S.S.S. at nical-tlme. You
will bo detlRhted with its blood
building and tonic effect.
All Drug Stores sell S.S.S. Ask
for the-larger site. It is mora
economical.
'CvwiUaUMiB.ts.C4,
LOSES MAT BOUT
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 3 1 .
Ftrawn and hralnn tanh
night In a" heavyweight wrestling
cbainplunHbip match nnd the'-ltmlus
which iivi'i'sbudowcd hiawp; af
forded Ous' yemnunberg !aii .ojiiiwTr
tlllllty to deforid successfull his
h(,avywplgbU;chirft.pliin.Hhlp ngalnHt
II o w n r'd - CiiTtonwlno, roughing
Fur 3;miniltH.rona 30 seconds
j v,:,.i h,i 'i,ii. ' .hii,...
"X" "pSZi
th wrnstWu hn' nf iflrkM It
two or three si-cbii when' Sun-
.'"", 01 1,1 .0 wcoiin -w "
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C" ' flhUi j.l
'
(l) Hnnv'tM'rlbvs toda1', sajd ,liwas
.
''Z ver w uU"d
M..1oh t t iunn i"at evi .uituossqu
a wrostlinK match here, that cost
him the first fait and. a bid for the
title. , ... : M ,
I The Itiwan strode almost care-r
lesuly onto the mat in the second
'stanza. Son nen benr displayed h is
taeklintf ability Ralnudvwlttf '.an
eastern football team, nnd pinned
Cantonwiii with a flyins tacUle.
'untoiuvlne, dazed by the sudden
ness of the ' Httaok, 'NfU tor Home
minutes In the center of tho mat,
wouderliiK what It was all about.
' A half down first wiring mem
ber of the- Motlft.nl high Hchool
football team are on tho bench,
or out for the Heanon from lnjn
rle, but' thoHO HtlU niiHcathed went
through a red-hot nerlmmaga hit
night. In preparation for the game
wiih the KuKM.e IiIkIi iiehool next
Saturday. The HtudentB will hold
a rally Frldny.
The K 1 1 gene team has preten
sIoiih towards the Htate champlon
Hhlp toga, nnd for no mo reason
have itatued the impression that a
victory over Medford will give
Ihom p'restltio.
The kio 8atrda will bo the
second meeting between the two
schools on tho gridiron, Medford
won tho opener, 10 to 0, In n driv
ing rain. Two other games wched
uled wore cancelled on account of
feur of Infantile paralysis, etc.
This year tho . Kugene tomh has
east off Us usual reticence about
invnding totulhern Oregon, nnd niv
romliig loaded for bear and vic
tory. '
The khiiio will be railed at S:T.0'
o'clock. Aiirt.lt 'In hoped that the!
fans who did not go tit tho Karnes
last year "hcttUso, the gurnet were
so nne-stdt d," will appear, n their
objection, as far an one-sldcdac;
Is concerneAl. has been rnidlcated.
11 ought Xvt be one of those hectic!
stniRKten, -nnlrss the JluV Is not (
satisfied with the damage done)
to dale, '
OREGON FR0SH TRIM
' SUPER VARSITY 19 14
Kl'OKNK. Or'.. Oot, 31. (AV
Thr Tnlvontity of Oregon Fresh
football ton in nnd tho Orison AUpor
vurMty hail It out on tliiywant fh'ltl
ltNt ttlttht, niiil i ho Fi'ohIi won, lt
SQUAD MEIERS
COnVAIXIS, Ore., Oct. 31. (P
Now tied for sixth place in the
conference standings by virtue of
a 27 to 0 victory over Idaho last
Saturday, Coach Paul Schisslor's
Oregon State coIIcku Orangemen
will endeavor to climb the ladder
at the expense of Washington
Btate,
The 6ranRemen clush with ,tiio
Cougars .Saturday at Multnomah
Htadium, Portliind, in what prom
ises to be a real football tussle,
Washington State collcpo holds
fifth notch. A victory will give
the Orangemen that rung, while n
defeat will relegate them to sev
enth place.
A victory means more than jual
that, however, for if tho Orange
men win they have u chance ai
the Northwest championship when
they meet Oregon in the crucial
battle( November 16, at Eugene.
The Cougar hurdle has to be clear
ed first and it Ik not the easiest
thing in the world. -
Washington State held Califor
nia, second place holders, to a 14
to 0 score and easily defeated
vMashndtort. I Jab Collin!berry's
charges took Whitman into .camp,
68 to 6, and Lon Slincr, who cout
ed tho gamo . for tho Orangemen,
said the Cougars were replete with
power.
Cnmiuirlsnn of .weln-ht ..irtv'na
Washington State aidlstlm4 ad
vantage., :Tlie Cougar .linb, aver
ages 3 83 while 4ho Orange forward
wall averages but 17!).
CHICAGO. Oct. 3 l.P) Charles
A., Comiskey, haM (re(i,uned to, CJhl
cago to bujld plansiii'or rctnaklng
nts into hoxi as a; cotuoniier, t;or
the American league champian-
Blllp. i t
Tho first movo of tho "Old Hu
man" was to call JJumo-JUuwh; nuw
manager or tho poit toiva1 coti
ferenco next week .to plan-lor ob-
(alnliiT material. Vomtukey Vix'.U
the. numtner at hl farm itt)AV(y
consln' because ,ot ijlnvsii whlt'h
forced him to 'retire. frtrm ' active
participation .Jn.' oasebftlt 'nfiaU-s
Aevoral years .ago. " : -tic health ap
parently ljj.itnproyoU.'but not fully
recovered. v. ' .. ;' 1
Oomlskey will discuss the case
of A'thur (The Grout) Hhlres, and
k -l's'expeoted the recalcitrant first
baseman will bo retained.- Hush,
shortly after ho signed to manage
the Kox, expressed udmiratlon for
Shir oh ball-playing and al(l he
expected no difficulty in handling
tho Texan. Uush also' him plans
for trades which ho will present
to Comlskey.
Fights Last Night
(Hy the Assocliileil lrcs.)
KAN l''l!A.ClSt:() !lol liub-
InKun, llt'iiver negro,"1 oiitpoinleil
Kiunkie Warnekn, 1 "ortla ml. ( in) :
Mblney "White, Kan Friiuclhco, anil
l'Jdillo Ctrahani. 1'uitlainl, drew,
110).
OAKLAND. Kay 1'edkry, Oak
laud, mitputntcd iii'd Uhlan, Oak
land, tlU).. . ,
r.ll.I.I.VC.S, Mont. AI Webster.
lllttlngK, knocked out Howard twill,
I'ocutello, (S).
CINCINNATI. Vincent Hum
bright, Cincinnati outpointed Snug
Meyers, Pocatello. , Idaho, (10).
, 15KEAT FALLS. Mont., .Fred
Icuhart. Spokane, outpointed
Charley Arthuia ot Newark, N, J.,
12.
ore throats
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BOXING
MONDAY EVE.
NOV. 4th
10 Round Main Event
J'Our Own Boy"
Gene O'Grady
vs.
K. O. White
Medford Armory
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CHICAGO, Oct. 31. OP) Aftor
a lapse of 40 years, another Stagg
Is to play against Princeton on
the gridiron. ! '
Back in 1899, Amos Alonzo Stagg,
then a star end at Yale, wound up
his competition by playing against
tho Tigers. Next Saturday his 18-year-old
son, Paul, will lead tho
University of Chicago against
Princoton as the Maroons' quarter
back.. ,- , . ;.
Tho senior Stagg was a star end
at Yale, being chosen on ono of
Walter Camo's "all r American"
teams.
1.. ; 11 r .:. t
CHICAGO, Oct. 31. (Pj Tony
Cr-.nzoneri, former featherweight
champion, lant night won.a 10
round decision over Stanislaus
Loayza of Chile, but found him
self an unpopular winner.
Boos and 'jeers greeted the ref
eree's decision. Loayza aiiparent
ly had won the admiration of tho
crowd of 7,848 by his courageous
stand and' willingness to -trade
punches.
Irish Jackie Pilkington' of New
York, won another unpopular dc-J
cision over Tony Herrera, Mexican j
lightweight, in the 10-round semi-l
final. In the other 10-rounder,
Louis "Kid" Kaplan, former feath
erweight tltleholder..stonned.Eddio
"Kid" Wolfe of New Orleans, in thol
seventh round.
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