Medford mail tribune., November 06, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

MF.DFOTIT) MATL TRTBTTNlv MEDlOR-P, OKEOOy.i WEDNESDAY,' NOV KM V.EU 0 li):?!)
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Arthur Miller, Star Tackle of
Staters Out of Game With
Ankle Injury-Delegations
to Accompany Teams to
City.
Thu Oregon Stale- college rooks,
nunilicr 3li players and couches
will arrive In this city Friday
cvcnini; at seven o'cluci;, hy South
ern Pacific Irain and will bo quar
tered at the Motel .Medford.
Thu University of Droison Fi'otdi,
headed by Coach l'llnk t'alllson
and assistants, will also arrive
Friday, probably In time for a
workout on Van Seoyoc field.
AVItli both squads will come a
Iiu-rc deli-Billion ot southern Ore
eon students attending the. two
state institutions.
Word received this morning:
froni the Stale cuIIcro said that
Arthur Miller, tackle, from The
Dalles, will nut be in the Kaino as
Aril i m- .Miller
he hurt his ankle anin last even
ing during practice. Miller is the
hip boy who played against Med
ford high last iS'uvcniber nt The
Dalles.
Assurances have also been piven
by the State CoIIcro football
heads that "Kcd" McDonald 1
Jl Jiaek In a suit again and will see
T'lictioii in tile paino next Saturday
if ho is In physical condition. Mc
Donald. If he enters the game, will
be uppeslte Dill Morgan in the
line-up.
Along with the Fresh squail will
be the Hughes brothers, Al Ktoehr.
t'llfton (iarnelt, I'd 1 1 J lower man.
Dill Morgan and Clifford Moore.
Am the Oregon and O. S. C.
teams are both idle Saturday, th
I'rosh rooks game Is the leading
gridiron event in the state for that
day, and the contest is arousing
statewide Interest.
Ten former Medford players will
be In the line-ups, and it will be
(ike a ic-uiilon of former Medford
stars.
Fans throughout southern Ore
gon are manifesting interest in
the game and there will be a large
attendance" f r o m out - of - town
points.
tificials for the game were
named today as follows: Referee,
Wade Williams, I'ortlaipl; umpire,
11. (i. Maisnn, Salem ; head lines
man, Alex. Donaldson, I'oti land ;
timekeeper, K. C. Jerome, Medford.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. ('. T)
The first boxing exhibition
staged here, sdnco the rect nt de
cision of the I'ortlauil boxing com
mission to permit' private promo
tion, drew a fair sized crowd to
the armory last night. Frisco Me
(hlle, Seattle, and Rob Jubb. A'
bina, sharel lienors In the two
six roil ml main event. McMab'
winning over Jimmy Dolan and
Juhh over Johnny Tram hit. -is.
Mefiale was Ihe nurcHsnr fli his
bout with Dolan and the decision
was margined by his: toppling of
Dolan in the second round.
The highlight of the evenim;
was the four-round ball le. which
Mickey Dolan won from Jtrninv
Kelly. Dolan had Kelly woo.
In the fust reiind with a terrific
i
1 .niMge of head blows and knock-
I him down in the ?econd for a
innt of nine witb a right to tl"-
chin, but K'lly wns tugh and
citme back gnme'y. Charle
O'lary made ?1hhI work ef Terry
.Mi llnuh.
The fights were promoted by
Ralph (iruinap. well known n-f-
mm ITCHING SKIS
PoothinR, healinj and tremendously
cflicient, invinihlo Zemo tiring cool
relief to Itchinx Skin. Kven where
skin is raw and petting, thousands
have found that Zemo quickly ro
ut ores comfort. It helps pmooth awny
blemishes and clear up Pimpii-s Rash
and other annoying itching skin and
scalp irritations. Keep clean, anti
scrjtlc Z.Tno always on hand. Use it
frly. It is safe, pleasant. S5c, 60c
and ?l-Wh Pold everywhere.
Oh! What a Muff
pjp?w ? r & II
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JOE LAFFREDA
Dl-.. mi. lt') It lotked like (1.y- AI n;ul KCOreu lyy points. Jlis
just mi ordinary muff of k punt performances nKainst Yale and
that Joe Laffieda. HckIs collet;? Harvard were especially brilliant,
halfback, made in a recent Kimi" I He was one of the outstanding
against the Colorado Agtsics nt,bn,kon fioUi runners, a preat for
Denver. (ward passer and a good punter.
Dtit it became a classic when an i - .
ilcrt photographer snapped Joe in
the act.
KKUKELEY, Cab, Xov C
The fur will fly thick and fast heie
Saiurdny when the bone -crushing
Hears of California I'nlversity and
the hefty Montana Grizzlies tangle
in Memorial stadium. At least thut
was the indication on this end of
the competition today, as the (inM
en Hears, unbeaten this season.
prepared for further triumphs by
limberiiiK up their gridiron ma-
chine.
Coach Nibs Price ran his suuad
throufrh a s-ries of .sicnal tactics
and drilled his men on plays to l.e j
useu r-aiuruay, iouc.-uhb in up i:s0 and alteration of commer
here and there with n new idea orl cial llilttol.n8 wi )0 amonK t,0
two, namely for speed or to make
tlie puzzling runs more baffling.
K I. AM ATI f KA1.I.S. Ore.. Nov.
(i. (P) Tiger Hob Uolilnson, Oak
land negro, ami Willie I'Yldman.
New York, will fight 111 rounds
here Friday night instead of K. .
While and Feldman, as formerly
announced.
While was 'refused the match
hi re when he would not figlu
Oene O'tliady. Ashland llglit
heavywelghl, in .Medford, Monday
niglil, ltecauso he had a bom
scheduled with l.eo l.omski No
vember 14.
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SALKM. -rr.. Nov. (!) At
a ni-eting of t he Marion t-ounty
liani'i pi'"te't ive assoiat ion last
nig hi , considerable sentiment
shown in favor of a cha nge In
the deer hunting season to get
nway from the forest fire period.
It was believed tlie season might
be opened In August. iovernor
I'atterson was criticised f"i clov
ing t he season because of forct-l
fire:, several no mbers deelarinu
th.it hunters an' not a fire men
are. A sj lit hunting reason was
oppo
I.
Fights Last Night
( ily the Associated Press)
M 1 1 AV Al'K U'U King Til',
.si. Paul, outpointed Lope Tenoi -io.
New York, (10).
l ol"ls! tVnin.- t:!iv; IMiila
delpbla. knocked out Jimmy Men -
do. Pittsburg. ( 1 ). Kddie Shce
Chicago, outpointed Johnny Kai
ser. St. lnis, (Ml), Dnvy Abad
Piinama, outpointed Andrew Ron
tin, France, ( I'D.
SPIilXCjKIKI.1i. .M". Jimmy
OW.'IIS. of Sprillgl'h'ld, outpointed
Clausine Vlcent, Stillwater, Okla.,
(l').
.lA'KSONVII.l,i:. Fla. - Dick
Coi e. Jacksonville, Fin., nut poin'
cd J.iumy l.iecapua. Flint, Midi..
(10). -
I .OS A.Nl'.KI.i:S Igliacbi l'i
nandez, l.os Anm-les, nut point' !
Weld Sparks, San l-'raiuisci (i'n.j
i s.Wli IM.i.NT! Ida. Ktn. rv Ar-1
In-it. Sand Point lu.-litucmht.
L I...I mil Hon Klewart. ,,,s
i Anyelii. ( (i 1.
r.cnri.-1-t
Ix.xif-v.
SANTA 1IOSA. fill. -
nraxelt'.n. and Kattlln
both of San l-'runetseo. drew, t!2.
WARNER SQUAD OFF
" FOR SEATTLE GAME
STAM'ollll rXIVt'llSI TV, '..l..
Nov. Ii. (it'i Thlrlj -line t coach
pop Warner' fast .teiiplna Car
dinal had Iheln bnKltaue i(i.kedj
lealay for a tour toXeattle. where
they expect to defeat the t'niver-
sliy of Wnshlnnton eleven Satur-
day.
niitTHiiniiTii nnn mm inr n n iTrtrill nnnwinmtl ft I HI!
UAKIIVIUUln olAK Fill II, h VA K NfK V . NA lll
OUT OF FOOTBALL
BY
i UANoVim. X. 11.. Nov. tl. (! i
;A1 MarHtct-s, .star Dniinuuuh hack, !
1 lay in a hospital rot Iuto today, I
'his C(tlU'tro fmtthttll Katnt-s a iIuiik i
uf llu past. lh' ivrt-iviMl ii fr.u- ;
turt-tl vertobni Kattmtay
the 1
Yale paini'.
Dr. John R 1 UiU said that the
injury would havr no pennant-nt
oi'foft on tho.plnyi'i' hut lt will
keep hint uitlu-r in the inrii mary
l,la'M Ih own, t'ornt ll and tlu
.Mivy. j in? uor.-or sain ne wjus
i'isiin ionifoitahty anil would he
allowed to' resume his classroom
work soon. This Ik thu star's
senior year. -
Two years ao Miir;ters flashed
on the gridiron h oil .dm as a half
hack. A hin year was looked for
ward to for lltL'K, hut an aulvle in
jury ki-pt him In-low pur. .
Tliis year Alarsters was the basis
of thu entire Dartmouth attack,
lie was shifted to (j uarterhaek.
In the six K-'imes Dartmouth has
i)l:ivril thii vent'. "SiM'cl.il l)itiv.
urn
ARE SCHEDULED!;
A clothitiK meeting will he held
at the grange hall in Central Point
by Mabel C. Mack, home demon
stration UReiU, on Friday, beKln
ninR at 10 ti. m., at which Miss
Elsie .laeohson. clolhinir inslructnr
of the O. S. C. extension service,
win also l)o present. The women
of that community are rojiuested
comP Wth ,,eedle thread and
ta,,0 Iln(1 Uiie nloiiK their clothing
problems. ,
matters taken up und tlie notice
of the niectins also advises the
women as follows:
"The styles of 1!W0 you cannot fail
to make.
Bring your dresses, hats, coats or
suits, ... .
We'll plan a rcnnVatiun Just to
suit; , ... ,
Or bring your gooclsra Sew dress
to cut and tit,
You can make them wllh chlc and
style, lots of It. ' "
The kind that makes you wear a
smile.
As Ihe wintry days you do beguile,
funic early; come with your lunch.
You'll find t hem all there so meet
the hunch."
Mvk. Muck attended an all-day
meeting of the Applemttc nnd Rueii
community clubs. Applegntu, today.
Miss .laeohson, who arrived in the
city thiH noon at once departed
for Applegate to attend Hie after
nou Hession.
Mrs. Mark and Misii Jacohsun
will conduct a similar class to
morrow with the women of the Val
ley View community.
ASSIST REFEREES
S A I .MM. Ore., Nov.
ctiit .Indue Oeorue !
of Kugeno, Fred V.
ii'ich -Skin
worth
Wilson of
Tlie Dalles and II. D. Norton of
Medford, were today appointed by
the supremo court as referes t i
take testimony and report findings
in th" disbarment proceedings In
volving Ooorge V. Joseph lllld
Thomas Man nix of i'oiil.ind. in
whb-h each seeks the disbarment
of the other. Skipworth will pre-
si'1p;
The bcarinKs will ho in Salem,
by order of the court, on dates
to be fixed by the referees.
The Older reiUire thu! the ref
erees report ihe testimony and
: their
: court.
findings to the supreme
GIVES UP CHESTi
Meniliers of tliu Ja( ksnn t:ounl
lliunann sucicly iiniKiunciu loday
i Hint tlm r.minlz.ulon hud with-
lirawn IIOIU ine loiailli.ili. .
iTIte chest allnlmenls tailed for
j $750 (or tho humnne rudely work.
l.tideiH In the ciinuminlly chest
drive hail no Klulcrrieiit to make on
Ihe withdrawal.
Humane aociely workers explain
ed that, Inasmuch as there hail
lieen some rimipllnt reKisleied at
the umane society helm? a henell
clary of I ho chest find, I hey had
d Med to withdraw.
While no slatement to Ihe effect
was made, it Is thought that the
action was prompted hy tho asstir-
lance this morninit from the counly
court that an appropriation would
be maoe in tho county hudeet for
'Ihe work. j
spineinjuky;DANCE pATR0NS OF CENTRAL AVE
in 10 RURB GIVEN OPENING EARN
A feature of tin routine busfne-is
f tiu cily i on m il mectiiiu last
niht was that l ouiuilman Ch:uUs;
A. Wing brought up the publli'
1 dance regulation uuestion by stat i
i lug that he had received a number j
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others to the effect that following!
jnicli d:iuces In the city, a uumherj
oi iiruiiKs are seen in ine vicum.
of the public dance halls, and h"
therefore had decided to bring the
matter before the council for in-1
vest Igat ion after discussion. ,
Mr. Wing stated that he under-j
stood that the fty had an ordin-j
anee, passed some years ago, which1
required a matron, under pollc" !
department auspices, mid who shall
be paid by the owner of the dance
hall, to hp on duty a I .each public
dance, and that ho understood it
had never been enforced.
The council and mayor briefly
discussed the ordinance spoken of.
and thought offhand it should be
resurrected and enforced. It was
decided to further look into the
public dance regulation matter, es
pecially the matron feature, and it
wn s vo t ed t o h a ve M ay o i I ' 1 1 es
look Into the matter and act on
appointing a matron, if found feas
ible. Forego Dog Question.
llecause tin owner of a camp
ground located close by the city
dog hosptial on North Riverside
avenue, who had complained about
the noise made by the dogs at the
hospital disturbing the sleep of the
cam)) patrons, was not present to
in person set forth his complaint in
detail at last night's meeting, ns
he had been invited to do, although
Dr. D. AV. Stone, head of the dog
hospital, who was also Invited, was
there, the council decided to pay
no attention to the camp ground
man's complaint at present.
Minor ordinances were passed,
ratifying contracts for street im
provements, and a resolution was
adopted authorizing installation of
sewers on Oten Oak court.
Hear Mis. Swanton.
Mrs. 1''. V. Swantonof Portlnn.i,!
manager of the Oregon Humane
society, accompanied by Mrs. Sid
Rivhardsnn of the local Humane
society, addressed the council, de
tailing the humane work among
children, dogs and cats by that
organization, and strongly recom
mended that the council enforce
the dog license fee ordinance, col
lect the local license fees and turn
the proceeds over to the local hu
mane society for use in Its work.
Mrs. Swanton strongly condemn 'd
the state dog tax law as n vicious
measure; said that various county
courts throughout the state for this
rca so n refused to en f o rce it in
cities, nnd declared that tho. city,
council could have Its own -lng :1K
cense ordinance and enforce It in
dependent of the stale dog license
'law, without causing a double tax.
is she said the county court, could
not compel Medford owners of dogs
tji pay the state tax, even If it
wanted to, if they had paid the
local tax.
FOX OFFICIAL GUEST
LOCAL MANAGEMENT
W. II. I.ollier of l.ox AngclcH.
assistant to the vice president of
I'nx Theaters throughout Ihe coun
try slopped over in Medford Ibis
morning as a guest for tnc day of
Jules Uelsman, inannger of. the
t'raterian and Kiallo theaters. Mel
at the noon train by Mr. Itelsniau
and former owner (Jeorge Hunt,
the executive had luncheon In
Meiirord, was taken for a short
motor, trip around the city and
spci the day studying the local
situation.
Making a tour of inspection of
Ko.x Theaters situated in towns
on the I'acifle coasl, tlie purpose
of Mr. I.ollier's visit Is to discover
led Improvements in Ihe varl
nus houses and managements. That
be was pleased witb the reception
given the Fox theaters locally und
wit h tlie situation in genera) nt
Medford wan n statement made by
tho Los Angeles man this noon.
.Mr. I.ollier will leave for the rort:i
on Ihe Southern Pacific tonight.
Crcgoi Wiillii-r.
Oregon: Fair tonight and TIiuin
day; colder in the Interior tonight
with freezing tempera! un-M can:
port Ion. Moderate northerly winds
on the coast.
GALLSTONES
CAUSE TROUBLE
Don't uic home treatments
I Km l.aliiH in your l.aek or idde,
i.r if .v.. ti think you have stoma, h
i.r liver li.iul.le. try Mtl'ITOI.A.
One de.e sIiiiwk l-'-Mllls. I'i,r liver
twelilv year l''ltl 'ITCII.A lll.H been
UM'd l.y many sufferer who have
thereby been snvefT from the pa In
and t l-k of an iitierut ion. Th-'
ritlTI'oI.A fnrinilbi is Ihe wime
tii'lay h. nlwiiys rnd often brlnu
I relief aft-r the first dose. Many
ie.iile Mlate they Kave up hoie 'if
ever beina relieved, but one done
of I' KI ITOI.A convinced tlieui thai
they need no lomrer suffer pain
from KalHtiines. (iive KKI'ITOl.A
a chanee. Voti can hl.ve the smile
experience. Kor sale, recnm ineti'l
eil and Kllaranleed by Muulll llnm
and mi her leadlm? ili iiculwl
New Comfort for Eyei
See
Dr. D. A. Chambers
OPTOMETRIST
404 Medford Bldg.
City Council Votes Improve-'
niPnt if 1 ft VGS t ICI lt 10 tl OT j
Petitions, Statements and
Figures Prove Correct As
Submitted.
After hearing a new petition
read from I'enlral avenue propertv
owners and figures of tlie footag"
slgncd no. which were presented!
by a i inilttce consisting of Por
ter .1. N.'l'f. .latnes l. Hell and
Larry Schade, chairman of the
city planning commission the cllv
council voted lasl night lo ap
prove of the pending plan lo
convert South Central avenue lido
a through thoroughfare by extend-
lug It from l!oyd street lhroto;h
the .lone Khrhart property to tli
Pacific highway, if after investiga
tion the petition's statements and
figures as to signatures, estimated (
cos. el-.. are found to be -reel.
It will be remembered lhal the;
'first pet t ion for this propose.!
Improvement was automatical!:.' :
nullified some lime ago when i'
was found that Ihe number of
signatures on it lack the required;
majority. i
The new petition lias more than1
the reutilred number of signatures i
of properly owners, till of whom
between 1'ifth street ami lioyd
street have signed, except three.
The mini footace between these
two streets Is R411S. and the sign-1
ers on the new petition, who nil
OS'i per ent of all the property
owners, represent a footage of
57118.
Cost $7200.
The estimated cost of 'the pro
posed opening of Hie street is
$721111. the majority of which cost.
or 7:1 per cenl or II, ui!IS. al J
a' fool, will be borne by tile signed
foolugv between l-'lfth and Ninth
streets. 1'Yom til ll street to the
end of the old paving the cost per
foot front wiil be tin cents, and
from the old paving to lioyd street
will be 20 cents per front foot.
Tlie details are being worked
out by Porter .1. Neff and others
of! the committee of leading prop,
fitly owners favoring th" Improve
ment, nnd will, when finished, be
in tlie cite council for
iiellon at ouce bv that body. lt
Is understood that Miss Khrhart
has iioiue down much In the asked
purchase price of the way through
hil- properly, nnd now will sell It
fijr 2r,on.
IThe new petition presented last
I2ht. to the council 'reads, that,
Vtt i-hereby 1 petition lhal . you
cilrtsil Central avenue lo be opi ilea-
up1 Ihrough the Khrhnrt prop
erly' and improved in accordance
with the plans or the city engi
neer and lo assess Ihe costs there
of upon the property fronting on
Cenlral avenue benefited thereby.
'This petition Is ninde on the
unilerslandlng that the nssessmenl
is "hot lo extend farther north
I tun Fifth street nnd Unit Hie
amount of the assessment is not
to exceed $2. no per front fool for
property between l-'iflii and Ninth
streets: fine per front foot for
property between Nlnlh streets
and Ihe end of present pavem-nt,
and 20c per front foot for prop
erly between the end of Iho pres
ent pavement and lloyd street. "
I leppiier Pacific Power K
Light company will rebuild power
line en .Main street between Center
and May streets.
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