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MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QT?EnONT, SATURDAY, XOfBER 2, 3929.
P.-T. A. OF ASHLAND ?I)VITH IN FRONT' SIX BACKFIELD GEMS TAKE SPOTLIGHT "1 FAVflR SMS
HONORS TEACHERS BY SIX STROKES 0SPl3l . X '. " lOVER COUGAR IN
,., ASHLAND, On-.. Nv. 2. -
(Hpeclat) Junior high Kymnimluiii
wua t ho, ureno of one of thu hi
plant llfuliM of tho Benson Friday
vnlnit. wlii'n Clio affiliated I'ar
nnt. Teacher circles of tho city en
tertained Iho toucher", "f Aalilnnd
oily hi'IiooIh. Thn reception wan
Won nltendod, iiml n program, va
ried nnil onlorlnlnlng wan pro
snntod, A trio, the Minxes Hiinleo lln
r, Luclllo :rew und Vom
WVlKht. from tho Southern Orormi
Normal, minn; Mm, Wllmur J'oli'y,
roqd two niiinlioiH; 11 ilno dance
whh given hy the .MInboh Harriot
Hmlth mid Clara Aitorbiiry of A.
II. H. n folk dance, hy little flor
Iriido , vvennor and Jean lluwen,
of the t lit I'd grade l.lnroln, mid
liliino numbers were plnyod hy
Miiw l.olt Tutlle, mimlii Btiper
vlsor. The iirojjrnm was received by
n most iippi Iiillve mnlleiiev, A
stunt hy the teachers, end 11 "lion-
nei Parade," In which Iho honnots
worn mode hy Iho guests end worn
for Inepeoilon hy the makers, fur
nlshod much niiium'ineut. 1'riws
were nwnnled lo .Mrs. Vorno Cnry
fur tho hel, und lo II. Walker
for Die moHl becoming headgear.
Itofrcshnicnls, Nerved In the
cafeteria, (doHed the evenhm'H en
tolnlhlncnl.
AHULANP, Oro., Nov. 2. (Sto
plal.) Mi-h. Ilnlllp Iimlo, inolih-nt
of tho Hluto aHHi'inbly of ()nHn
UohokaltH nuitlo hoi urrirlnt vlwlt
to thn Ittoii I Itidiro TufHtluy m'onlnir.
Tho lottKfl atmt hnnnml Mth, Loii
Ihu 1Vi'ux1, ptiHt pnHliltnt of tho
Ktuto nMmhly timl Oourau W,
Trirrtn, pitHt Bi'unU duihIim of thn
irnintl IoIko uf tnKon. iMomhoi'B
of tho Htilicliuh litdKe of .Imkmtn
villo und MiMiTonl met with tho
AMhtitml IoiIko to hnvo a part In
thn hmmi ceremony.
The dt'Kit'c louni iroHntol un
iixmiHy yout) woi'U ii n (I woro highly
coinpltmnntnd hy Mth, tnale, who
Iri hnr tatlc MtrtMHPtl the nlnin uiul
jmrpuneM of tho ui'Kanlxutlon.
mN!ih. lnwlo whm proHi'htoil with
hnnilHotun Ririrf hy the Anhlund
nntl Mpctfoi'il IimIrph.
' On WVilnnmhiy, Homo 40 locnl
Women loft for .Clohl Mill to intend
n Ulntrii't convention for untitViern1
OreRon Itettekuhs. ' 1
'A Invito number of lornt Logton
nid Auxiliary mo in be V8 tire plan
11 1 nit to ntteml tha district con voli
tion of the AmerlcAii I.eKlon which
Is lo take place at Anhlutul Mon
flay. U'Kloiiniilrt'H from nil iHRt8
District No. 4 are expected to he
present lo take part In the buM
nes Reunion which will occupy the
moM of tho afternoon. In the
cvenlnn a joint banquet of lcitlon
mon and women will be hold at tho
Klks club. Several state depart
mont orrictnla from Portland are
expected to he umoiiK thone pivy
ont both arttriioou and evening.
J'ost Commander lVml umos a
lame attentlance from Medford
lKWt.
TLKVKLAND, Nov, J. t-T The
lftte Senator Theodore H. Hurton'w
will, dhtpoytnK of an vut esti
mated at fi.'iO.oon, wait fiud io
pro lull e court here today.
The hulk of the e!te, rcordtn
to tho will, In to be divided In 1 4
purtu to be held In trust for nleev
and nephewH of the menator. The
InracHt bIiikIo beoucHt nmeOB the
eelfltlve (Eoe to Mim tirait Hur
ton, who wan in conHtant attend
ance At the bedside of the senator
durlnx hi last til new In Vah
In at on.
Smiling Billy
at Isis Tonight
t
Pllly Sullivan will he seen as a
sailor lad, fatnl to the hearts f
fair women, nt the I wis theater to
ntkht, 8-.tur-.lsy. "Smiling Hilly"
laftt show that will hold your In
terest to the very end.
, d There plenty of amusing ;t
tta'ilon and a gumi ef ood-tookin
sailor1 lads who make "wheepee"
In port. A good suppoi tins caid
wilt be en in tonight how.
i "The Kit e lHlevtlYev," a rlever
. fomedy Is an hdded attraction,
POTATO GROWER TO
OPEN LOCAL DEPOT
R. n. Plnnmxun of Klunmth.
Falta. ban tawd tor man In
III I'RMorlum hulhllnn. sixth nnd
llolly, and will open a potato
dtiwl. Mr. Ktnnanii I, not only
a hlr of IMilatom, hut Brows
nulla a lm aereag m tha MkIIii
dlMrK-t. 11a nan mada arrane
menta with tha City KeUvary and
nlfrra tha tiuyinf public rrv de
livery on all polatnra to any part
ttt I ha city.
VALLEY REBEKAHS
HONOR IS. INGLE
FOR FINAL TEE
:'i .,.. ''I
Young Misourian Cuts Five
From Par in Each Round
to Distance Field in Ore
gon Open To Play 36
Holes Today.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2- (P
With xix important Htroiti'H hcu
nitlnK the loader from IHh neareHt
rival, th third and final round of
the annual Oregon koII' champion
Mhlp waw to wet under way on the
Columbia Country club coutho hero
at H a. m. today. KlKhteen liolcs
wort) lo bo played by the 51 re
niainhiK conleHtanlN In the morn
Iiimt and 1 X after noon.
.11111 McDormlri, Heat He; Oeeil
VanlJeii'ord, Portlund, and William
PnlmberK, Atorla, Ore., were to
teo off fHHt. They were to be fol
lowed at flve-mtnitiu Intervals by
Hie rest of tho field.
In rune of tloH, t ho champion-
ulilp, fut which caHh prlKCH total
Idk (ll'OO have been pouted, will
bo played off tomorrow.
Morton Hmlth, young prufeHHlon
n I from J oplln, M o, fo the nhot
nitiker who ban found the liaxardn
jind traps of the Columbia rouoo
mo much to hi lilt him. Hmlth, In
two brilliant performance, circled
the lengthened championship
emirne In C7s, bettering an iiihihu-
nlly difficult par by five stroke
on each occasion. Adtlnl to the
physical hanmU of the course yeit
lerday were a hlih wind, which
took other conteHlantH1 whotf every
where nave where they hcloiiKCd,
and ut times a virtually Impene
trable tok.
1nitjr lrlvoM,
Smitti'a powerful drives, many
of which carried over 300 yard,
defeated the wind, however, nnd
hlit cautioiiH advance study of tho
course nerved to nullify the fog
handicap.
Tho young professionals ap
proach nhots and putln added to
hlit HUperb vame. Ills putting was
described by many as perfect, and
on putt greens for him were the,
rule rather than the exception.
Next to Hmlth In low scores were1
Mortio Putra, Tueomu, and AValter!
Ilagen of Detroit, with HO's. l)u-j
tra nhot a CD on tho first round
Thursday and "1 yesterday, while
"The HaiR" bagged a 71 first and!
a l yesterday. I
Uirththttrso Harry Cooper, Tint-1
falo, N. Y., with 141, was two un
der Olln Dutrn, Ios Angeles, Tom
my Armour, Detroit, and Kd Dud
ley, Delaware, all with 113s,
Frank Dolp, Portland, led the
amateurs with n 145 and was fol
lowed by Dr. O. K. Willing, also
of this city, with M.S.
YEARLINGS "GAME HERE
HAS SPECIAL INTEREST
One week from today, Saturday.
Nov, it, fooUmll fans from all
southern Oregon will gather here
to witness the best grid Iron clash
of the local season.
Thru the efforts of Mcdford post
No, 15, of the American Lesion,
the annual name between the
Pnlverslly of Oregon nnd O. S. C.
frosh teams has been secured for
this city and a record crowd is
already assured. Doth teams are
pointed for this big game nnd a
real battle is promised.
Of special Interest to local funs
Is the fact that several members of
the Met) ford state championship
team will be in the line-up of the
l of O. Krosh, while Red McDon
ald, star end, will play with O.
S. t
The ttdvunce sal of tickets has
met with a fine response and It is
anticipated that every seat in the
Krandstand will be sold long be
fore next aturdny,
GRANTS PASS GOLFERS
(Ivor 1 Boltera arc expected to
arrive tomorrow from tlianlM 1hss
io play a i-vturn match v.Uh a
picked team of Medford ulayei-!,
at the KoBiie Uiver Valley links!
lomoirw lorenoon at 10 o'ekx-k. t
Local members, wishing to be on
Iho tram, are umed to call Jack
lliioston at the coir link before
o'clock In the mornlnit.
MtsKciM defeated the (Irani
Ps men by a scn-o of S4 1, to
l.i, at tlrnnts Pas a few Sundays
aro when one or two Medford
players made exceptionally Rood
scoi-es. A iviiy of (tram rss
women i-e also expected tn Med
ford to play the UhwI Indie.
BODY OF BABE LEFT
AT PORTLAND DOOR
IHiKTI.AXD, Ore., Nov. . iiPt
The boly of a day-oM boy. wrap
ped in tntteiv,t nevtvaukr9 and
left nt the nimrtment door of Mr.
and Mia. ank Kaltina. IVrtland,
was burled today but pollca rc
walnr.1 aa mystified as ever.
; Kaltioa. middle aired real estate
dealer her, found the baby at hta
d,Hrtep a hen he tnveathtaied
tootstepa which ntre,l tha apart
ment hall and then receded. He
told p,)ll-a that a. he opened the
d,Mv he heard an automobile drlv
away.
Imam. m a m m m mmm til " l, - I wtAJKur'''. . II MMf-W.M v 1 K .iWSW Tl
Kvcn !! Doblc would smile If he
Ky Jay Vessels
(Sports I'M It or Associated Prnvs
Feature Service)
M-:V YOI'K tfl't This ' week's
star In football may be next week's
dub.
That's (he way it 1h for most of
tlx back field performer. Put for
men like lied Caglc, Jack Kbler,
.les.se 11111,'Al Murslcrs, Hilly Dan
ker and "Dutch" Clark, one week
Is the Hiuiio as tho next.
That much has been proved the
first part of the season,
WEBFEET FACE
DAY STRUGGLE!
Oregon Favored to Win
McEwan Will Experiment
With Reserve Material in;
Preparation for State Tilt
On November 16.
rNlVKKSITY OK IORROO N
KVOKXK, Nov. 2. Tho Voir
verslly of Oregon Wehfeet and the
Hruins from the I'nlverslty of Cali
fornia at los Angeles were match
ed here today In the annuel .'Dads
Day" football game. J
.? Odds heavily favored Oreson to
win, but Coa eh J oh n' J , M c K wa n
was prepared to s-;ii. in his first j
team. He planned to experiment)
with his reserves In preparation j
for the game with Oregon State!
coUcko her on November IS. should j
the opportunity present Itself. J
The I'clans were here In full
fore with the exception of Don
Jncobsan, who was Injured In the
first :me of the aeason, and Dob
Itamus, who has been out of the t
last two contest! with a severe;
cold. I
Doth teams held lijiht workout i
ii.iviv,tr.i rt.i.i ui.ir.ir n.4 n:i ;
pmj era w ere weciaini wieir it;
s.pectlve coaches to be in excellent
condition.
The probable lineup:
PCl- Pos,
Wellcndorf ......l.K ....
Drown LT ...
Noble I.U. ..
Kr'nch C
Lloyd U1....
Nelson .UT....
P.ishop Wi ...
Aivherj
, Coltvert (
Shields!
Forsta !
i.iiu!
Chrl!tensen
Kntleyt
Simson yn Maini'ic j
Itu.ssom . A. Pnwne
Thix ...15H Masi ,
Duncan KH Halt on
A hlchly confident Kusena high
school football team, tn charge of
Skeetor Manerud, arriveil In this
city yesterday alternoon for their
same this afternoon with the Med
ford hlith school football team.
Taenty flve ulsyers made the trip
and the vlaitora plan to use plenty
of reserves. They held a Uitht
worhiut at Vq Sco-o fiehl yes
terday and thi niorniiiK.
The locals ara badly wrecked hy
Injuries and haa nrt trservca. Kn
Kene Is slven the edge a In. The
Medford team is not in the best
condition ot tha season and hard
tralaluK haa boon tha ordar anions
th not Injured.,
t'hiK-k Thouma;hiU ben shifted
from tho end to Iho backfieid for
this same and his place will be
taken by Archer.
SONNENBERG TAKES TWO
STRAIGHT FROM. ADOREE
liKU.IXGHAM. Wah Nov. r
lT Uu cnnenbei-t. world's
heavyweight wreetlina champion,
defeated Kenee Odoree of France
In two atratKht full here last
pitsht. "
BEARS IN 0A0FAY
.CONFIDENT EUGENEANS STOFFSi i
Hp Wr f-iiw l-Kll l i. u r N
III 111 I III lllllll IlKallalll
IIL.I1L I Ull UIUL UJimu
had these boys on his Cornel!
So the assumption then is . thnt
thin sextet of scoring nccs carries
plenty of material fop the All
Amerlcnn nut hors.
Oanh, who was a unanimous
choice In liiS, is going great. Yet
the Army's master halfback hadn't
ft irrent deal on Al Marslers when
it comes to keeping the experts
tuned up In the eastern zone.
Al has a lot of enpable company
on that crack Dartmouth outfit
nnd ho seems likely to land n Job
on that high-powered mythical
KRVE players
LOS A NO KLKS. Nov. 2. ()
Two seasons of gridiron supremacy
remain to he settted today before
the 76.000 football enthusiasts who
will gather nt the Coliseum to wit
ness the clash between the I'nl
verslty of California eleven and the
Trojans.
Por when the men of Troy line
up against Coach Clarence "Nibs'
price's proud Golden Hears, the
play will have direct bearing on
the scoreless (,raw wntch lurks in
the background of a year ago.
Moreover, the winner of today's
classic stands in good stead to fin
ish the. Pacific Coast conference
season with the championship
honors, -
Smart, deceptive backfieid com
binations are boasted of by each
school, while the two conches are
blessett with an imposing array of
reserve material. On the substi
tutes may hinge victory or defeat.
Coach Prince has indicated that
his K-idrs are In excellent con
dition, while the Trojans are aUa
in top form. .
AGS IN NIGHT GAME
ASADENA. Cal Nov. 31.
A fast Ixyola college eleven
turned bit ok the heavier California
Asxieut'.ure college team, 6 to 0
In an afterdark stwolalty in the
Pose Howl last night. Strutel,
star Uon halfback, scored the lone
tally two minute after the fourth
opened. A disheartening bobble
vame in the final period when
Finn, who hd turned in a credit
able game at hatfoaek, propped
the ball on he l.oyln '16 -yard
line when the' tying touchdown
wemed but a few plays away.
Pocky Star," lltallo
Janet tlaynor and Charles Fat
rell are bvers ai;ain reunitel un
der the direction of Frank Pir
toge In their first talking picture.
'"Lucky 8tar." whleh makes its
local premiere tomorrow al the
Klnlto theatre.
The trio wht gave ' you "Tth
lUavfn" nnd '"Strevl Ansel" arv
said to surras their previous tri
umphs In this spoken tlruma of a
couple that wins regeneration inru
suffering.
, Dear the voies of filmdont's
beloved swethearts as they enact
the nuvii tender loviy svnes they
have ever played together. You'll
be enthralled.
The directorial genius of Frank
Portage has unvlonbteHy reached
an artistic wnlth in "l-neky Star,"
Fo Movietone talking pivturv
Ninnl on TrtHimm Tupper's story,
tluinn WiHisma and Dtdwisa Kol
cher have shaking prts in sup
port of Karrell and Mjss t-aynor.
Itk-hanl IX v Sumby.
Ilerahle.1 by motion picture eri'
ics and audience throughout the
country a a more emertAininti
talking piciure than "Nothing but
the Truth." Rlrharfl IMV new
Pictures "The Ieve IWtor." openw
a one day engagement at the tr
leitan theater tomorrow, Vt rive
IN CUASI CLASSIC
team. That behijs the' case, ! ey
team, whose members have noth
ing to do but keep tpjiet and look
wise.
Out In the Kouth nnd went, where
they rear them fast anil smart,
some of the nominees also appear
Indispensable to any expert's All
American lineup.
There is "Chuck" Clark, fttill
doing a one-man job of putting
Colorado College on the football
map.
In the. same general direction
from the eastern lookout stations
are Jack Elder, the Notre Dame
lix ample opportunity t-i make
use of his nbilliy as a l:ght come
dian as woll as practice the art
of love-making, which he does so
well on the screen. He Is cast as
a young doctor whose theories
about love involve him In many
ait embarrassing situation which
must necessarily bo explained to a
certain young miss. The star has
been surrounded with both blonde
and brunette pulchritude who keen
him busy throughout the picture.
June Colly or Is seen as the bru
nette leading lady. Miriam Seegar
is' been in the role of blonde baby
vhmp.
'i Two Hlack Crows. .
.'Moran Mack, "The Two BInck
Crowds," known to radio audiences
all over tho world ns "Willie and
Amos," will be seen nnd HKAKDl
for the first time on the All-talk-'
Ing screen next Monday, when!
their initial moving picture comes'
to the Craterinn theatre for a ,
three days' run. They tiro rated i
as Nie foremost blackface come-1
dlans of stage or screen'. j
' Tho plot of their picture was'
written by Octavos Hoy Cohen, au- j
Ihor of the renowned "Darktown ;
Blrmlnghnm" stories in the Saturj
day Kveningi Post.
SIATERSFEARFUL !
LOCAL GAME WILLI
OHKCION STATE COULEGK.
Corvallis, Ore.. .Nov. 2. tspeelal)
Due to the four consecutive tri
umphs in the last three years, the
University of Oregon freshmen
hold a four - pa me edge In the
Kook-Frosh series. Vlth the
Hooks so badly weakened with in
juries It Is expected the Frosh
wilt Increase this margin to five
games this year. In the game a.
Melford November 9.
Couch Dick Newman has a hope
less task in rebuilding his squad,
but may be able to present a
semi-regular first string if the cas
ualties continue to leave the wreck
ed list and return to practice.
About a third of the Injured nrx
in suit, but It Is not known if
they will be able to play or not.
The llCMitt.
Year Hooks Frosh
- o ;
lil3 7 T
191S 12
IS Hi ft
131 T 7 0
IMS 0
IS20 0 13
IJ2t - 0 . 0
IJ;2 0
1S23 3 a
13 11
x....... ! 7
1926 14
191?
1!28 .. 11
128 ,.:M
AND DARKNESS 73-0
TACOMA. Wash. Nov. i(.v.-l
The I'ntversity of Washington foot- j
ball team defeated the College of
I'uget SSound. T to , In the first j
after dark football game ever!
staged In the northwest here last i
nigbi. ' . j
Ttt night game attracted J
fana to the Titcoma Maditim and
Ute experiment waa considered a i
iucecsa, although a fog that rolled!
In during the closing periods con-1
sldernhty Inlerfecea wlih visibility. "
must be rlpht good, ,
flash, ond Jesse Hill, the South
ern California wizard. And the
south has a nominee Just as good
In Hilly Banker, Tulane's blonde
terror.
If these won't do, It will be an
easy job to find substitutes. And
this probably is ,the first .time
such men as Lorn, of California,
Thomason of Georgia Tech, Phar
mer of Minnesota, Saunders of
Southern California and Clbisgow
of Iowq, ever were referred to ns
substitute choices, even on a
mythical team. t
GOOD TICKET SALE
Tickets were reported to be sell
ing fast for the big K. O. White
and Oene O'Grady fight here next
Monday night nt the Armor.
where Promoter Tex Uickersluff
expects the largest crowd of the
season. White was to have arriv
ed in Medford yesterday from Se
attle, to train here . a day or two
and then rest for southern- Ore
gon's farmer boy fighter, wha- la
determined to win by a knockout,
nnd have -nothing less than a de
cision.' If O'Grady can detent the negro,
he will be given a chance to meet
Fred Lenhart of Seattle, recog
nized as the northwest light-heavy-weight
champion.' Lenhart has
never fought In this section, and
demands a stiff grauantee to come
to Medford. . ,
White still remembers w-hat he
considers was a bad decision when
O'Grady won from him in Klamath
Falls, after White had broken
three of his rib and knocked him
down twice In the first two rounds.
He was a most surprised colored
man when the Ashland boy was
given the decision. As a result.
White has been anxious for a re
turn match.
The semi-windup, between Billy
Breedlove ot Bend and Teddy Mis
ke of Los Angeles, Is expected to
be as interesting as the main event,
nnd is of top spot material. Breed
love recently fought a main event
in the Klamath country and won
his fight. The remaining prelim
inaries all present good boys and
the fights will begin promptly at
8:45. Tickets are on sale In Med
ford at Brown'.
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Nov. S.
(P K. O. White, chlcaso. y.111;
meet Willi Feldman. Aberdeen.'
Wash., fighter, in a bout here No
vember s. four days after a fisht
In Medford between White fcnd
tlene O'Orady of Ashland. Fans
raised the question why the boxing;
commission allowed Whlto to be
booked for a bout with only four
day elapsing.
a
Fights Last Night
(Hy the Associated Tress)
l.t.risVIIJ.E. Ky. Bushy Oni
hm, I'ltca, N. .Y-, and fecll Payne
Louisville, drew (10).
MlNNftAroU!' Harry Dillon,
WinnlpeR. Man., ontpolnteil Oeorsy
Cook. Australia., fill).
IUTFALO, ,. Y. Lou Scozra.
lentfato. knocked out K, f. Urown
New York ;.
SAN T-RANVISCO Jock Mnlone
St; Paul, 'outpointed Rildie Burn
brook." lt.-tflimre..ni.
HOLLYWOOD Joe Schlocker.
New York, outpointed Frankie
Forbes, rasadena. (la).
VANCOWKlt. B. C Tod Mor
gan Seaitle. work! iuntor light
weight champion and Hilly Town
send. Vsncouver, drew (IO.
SAN Dl EGO Hajrmond Mon
toya, San iego, outpointed Charlie
"Kid" So Ml van, I a Angeles ll.
Kl ENK. Ore, Nov. 5 tyv
Taking two falls In shurt order,
after losing the first Ull of the
m-atrh. Texas Teddy Water. Jun
hr mtddleweight champion, won
hts wrestling match here last nigh:
from Jim UmN Canada.
PORTLAND TILT
Washinoriv' College ft Has
Only . Exception '.tp j. Pre:;
Game View1-Three-Team
fief Hinges On Result-
Expect Torrid Contest. ;
Hy Frank G. fiorrle.
Associated I'ress Sports Writer.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2.
Te football championship of the
northern section of the Pacific
Coast conference was tho object
of both Washington Bti.to college
and Oregon State college grid elev
ens in their annual batlle on a
neutral sawdust field here today.
The Oregon State Heavers were
considered slight favorites by vir
tually everyone In this, ctiy last
night, except the hand of Conger
followers who Journeyed down
here from eastern Washington. Tho
visiting Wushingtoninns could see
nothing hut a Couger victory. . '
. Three teams Oregon, O. S. C.
and! W. S. C- are tied for first
place in the northern division and
the Oregon-University of Califor
nia at I.os Angeles contest at Ku
gene and the lieaver-Cougar battle
here today made up the senii-fl-nals
of the title race. All three
eleven have lost one game each.
Oregon and O. S. C, both fell be
fore the onslaught of the Stanford
Cardinals, and V. S. C. dropped its
first conference tilt lit California.
Victorious for both Oregon and
Oregon State today would result
in the two elevens battling- for the
horlhern championship at lOugene,
November 16. A Cougar win tills
afternoon would give the Pullman
eleven a claim for tho title in the
event that It hurdles Idaho ' nnd
Montana later this month. "W. S.
C. and Oregon do not meet this
year.
lloth the Heaver and Cougar
combinations were In good rondl-
Dollars Buy
Peace of Mind
For valuables of all
kinds, by far the safest
place is in your own
Safe Deposit box in our
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IfEMnnR I 6DERAL RESfiRVB SYSTEM
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O parking trouble exist t The Manx.
1 1 he doorman takes vour car when rnn
rnve and place it in a
me nuia. j ust nana mm your key u you Irt
the car thati all. Located in the heart of tha
Gey near everything.
S av ice, Qualify Hospitality-
fMAJNA HOTEL
SAN FRANCISCO
lion for the trams iind a torrid
buttle wan predicted.
Dry weather waa forecast for to
dny nndin 'laree crowd was ex.
pected to witness tho B""o
Probable' lineup:
O. S. C W. S. C
McKapll IK J- Hurley
a,,,,,, lT . Ahlskoir
.Knclestad j.-.xa... Wocka
Oeddes Jl01n
Thompson RO E. Hansen
Hylnfiton RT Kdwards
St riff -HE - Hill
p.uerke Q Buckley
Kerr ,jH Ell..inBen
fi.epn R H Jone
.Ollmoro f nciiwariz.
KCOENB; Ore.,': Nov, 2. UP)
Scoring four touchdowns in tlvj
second period, the University of
Oregon Frosh defeated the Ccn
iralla Junior College here yes
terday, 2" to 13. The Oregoninns
used second string men through
out the second half of the gonje.
The Centralians took tho lend In
the first period, hut. tho Frosh
stampeded shortly a flor tho sec
ond period begun nnd sewed up
the gnme. The . visitors scored.
1,., in lh. third nerlod.
NOW THEY'RE IN
THE TALKIES
And They'll Be Here
MONDAY Nov. 4th
FOR 3 DAYS
WUMHACK
Fox CRATERIAN
ill take
yotiK car,
garage conneded witl