MEDFOKT) MATT, TTCTTiUXE, MEDl'-OKD. 01,'i: i(M.
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TODAY IS
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SEASON'S TEST
MEDFQRD TEAM
Ashland Here to Renew An
cient Grid. Rivalry Fan
Support Heartens Locals
Injured Players Re
X" covered Will Play.
Touchdown Aces
i liy (Ik Anciutctl I'ivos.
I AllhouKu iiijurJi-K Jmvp ended
bin football career. Al .Uai'Hters,
I Dartmouth iiuaricrbaek, continues
to lead ihi nntioh'fi players In in
illvlilual scoriiu;.
Figures compiled by tin- Associ
ated i'ress friim thi ellu major
groups or conferences in tin' eoun
try hov Mars ten he.idnu: the
: procession with 1 us points in six
Kamivi. In second place with U 1
' is (ioiio M-i:vtT of Tui!uctc ,: wijo'
sat in the ,-rnnd.stnndM, while his
team crushed (.'arson Newman,
i 73-0, on Saturday. MclCvei' .and
other Tennessee regulars werx.! kept
out of that contest to insure their
beintf in condition for "the . Kahio
jwilh Vamlerbilt on Saturday. ,'
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As the major sport attraetion of
the Armistice d;.y program, the
football teams of tho .Medford and
Ashh.nd hlKh .schools ancient riv
als are unit II m this afternoon ft
Van i-'coyoc field. In the first of
their annual clashes.
The t'iiinu wll be the supreme
test of the season for the locals,
who despite earlier reverses and a
run of hard luck, are confidently
determined to win.
Ashland has not played any team
outside of its own district, save
Marshfield, this year. In the mean
time, the Med ford team has tan
gled with state championship con
tenders and near contenders.
The locals are fired to a hish
lHeh by the recent enlistment of
i business men and football fans,
who pledge themselves to support
the quad to the limit.
The Ashland attack will center
around Hitchcock, a backfield star
Lwho has been in harness for four
years.
The Midfn-d team is In the I test
condition of the season, with many
of the injured list able to set into
the same.
The probable starting line-up
will be:
AFTER CLANG OF GONG
YHKKA. CL. Nov. 11. (Spe
cial.) Ity what was considered
mischance, after lieiie O'Crady, I
Ashland battler, hud carried the
fihl t 'Tom Corhctl" throughout J
(nine munds of fast I'ilutn, "Cor
i betl" was awarded the decision
I Saturday night at the American
i Legion boxing contests at the fair
I grounds.
j 'Corbet t," it is stated, was
knocked out clean at the end of tho
ninth round, but it was after the
gong had sounded, it being de
clared that. O'Crady was guiltless
of intentional error. Hecause of the
knockdown, the only one of the
light, after the bell, "Coibett" was
given the decision.
A capacity crowd witnessed the
fights, the audience being aug
mented by many o'Orady support
ers from Oregon cities.
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OREGON WELCflNIE! HAVE BIG BOUTS
Bears Point for Final Hur
,.(, dies' to Coast Supremacy
vOregoh' Entries Meet in
Annual Battle Saturday
'U' Is Favored.
O'GRADY WILL FIGHT
Ashland
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Napier
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Cene O'Crady, idol nf Ashland
! pugilistic fans, with a host of fol
i lowers throughout southern Ore
gon, probably will fight Kny I'el
key jn the main event of a boxing
card at 1'ortlainl Tuesday, Novem
; ber 1!). It will be O'Cirady'n initial
fight outside of this district. In
1 'el key ho wilt be handed a hard
nut to crack. The sporting section
I of th" Sunday Oregon ian contains
I o'tirady's record and his picture.
Mauling in I'm Hand, O'Crady
I will get a chance to show
wures against top notchers.
SAN FltAXCISCO. Nov. 11. Mi
A crowd: of 1.0(0 spectators saw
St. .Maiv's fiaelw take a hard
earned 6-0 victory from their old
time rivals, Santa '.'larn, in their
"annual; gridiron strcggle In Kezar
stadium here yesterday. Victory
came to St. Mary's In the last
quarter on n. long pass, after they
had been' held on the line for three
iiuarters. Mack Sennett, left half
back heaved a 3 "-yard pass to
Tuscan), right half, who ran 30
yards to score. The try for extra
point failed.
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VICTORIA ICE ARENA IS
DESTROYED BY BLAZE
TO TEST SUPREMACY
l'OUTI.AXD. Ore., Nov. 11. (Pj
Kor the prep school supremacy
of roil land, two jindefeated high
l school football teams with varsity
'tactics, will meet at Multnomah
st idiom tlrs afternoon before an
anticipated crowd of 20,000.
Uncertain enough in elements,
Wahington hih school will buck
up against the Commerce eleven,
considered the strongest line in
high school clrclea nf the state.
VK'TOltIA, H. C, Nov. 11. (T)
Kire. believed to bo or incendiary
origin, destroyed the ice arena
here with a loss of ST.o.OOO, anil
definitely nynoved tills city from
the ncifie coast hockey campaign
for the coming season. T!u
toria hockey team may be trans
forced tu Vancouver or Tacoina.
NEW ARMY AVIATORS
' ARE SLENDER LADS
Ity Ittisscll ,i. NcuLtnil
Assoi'iateil l'ress Sports Writer.
SAX FltAXCISCO, Nov. 1 1 .
Far western football teams took
up the practice grind today for the
closing weeks of a cam pat gn al
ready bulging with spectacular !
victories or reversals but still pro- I
mising some mightly hand to hand I
encounters before u championship
is decided.
Two jumps away from the
throne, California's Hears -mapped
out their battle plans in the hope
of overcoming Washington's Hus
kies next Saturday and Stanford's
Cardinuls a week later. The Hears,
are the last of the undefeated in
the -ranks of tho 1'aciflc Coast con
ference. In turn, they have van
quished Washington State, south
ern California and Montana, the
latter bowing to 53-1S defeat last
Saturday,
Favored by right of record. Cali
fornia Is expected to add Washing
ton fo its list of victims' and bid
for the conference title against hs
traditional foe Stanford.
Oregon Favored
Two other conference clashes
next week end will pit Washington
State against Montana and Oregon
against Oregon State.
.Loser of but one conference
game, Washington State figures to
brush aside Montana which has
lost twice and tied one contest.
Oregon likewise has been defeated
but once and will take the field a
pre-game favorite over its State
rival.
Stanford, conqueror o Washing
ton f(-0, in a hard fought game last
Saturday will take on Santa Clara,
meanwhile 'pointing" for Califor
nia on tho following week end. Ht
Mary's Gaels, undefeated and tin
scored upon so far this season, will
invade the home grounds of the
University of Caliloruia at Los
Angeles Itruins. The U. C. ,.. A.
eleven has lost three conference
gam.es and failed to score a point
in any of them so supporters of the
independent St. Mary's team look
for it to add a conference scalp to
its collection. Kaiiicr In the sea
son, St. Mary's and California's
J i ears played to u scoreless tie.
In another, non-conference game
Idaho meets Gonxuga. The Idaho
delegation took a 41-7 trimming
from .Washington State last Satur
day. Southern California's Trojans
will journey lo Chicago to tost the
power of Notre Dame, one-of the
few umlefeatco:, . united teams in
the country.
Al. the halt way mark ihcc coat ht
mouth;- I lock no. Node Dame; lho):in. I
tootl unbeaten. II icy arc
ii nl no; Neylund, Tennessee
upper, Iclt to right, i iinncii. Dart-
Lower, bit to right, Sutherland,
I'ittsbnigli; Spent s .Minnesota; Jones Southern California.
liy Jay Wnm-Is t paper but lit the big time coaches
Sports LMitor : particip;iting in (his parade it
(Assoilzied Press Feature Service means that milch more hard work
NFW YOKK iPi Setting the :
pace for the first half of the foot-
: Southern California, Spears of '
i M Minnesota, Neyland of Tennessee j
'and Sutherland of 1'ittshurgh. facet
ahead. another month of serious effort
The.se mrnlnrs, notably Cannell and then when they relax, their I
of Dartmouth. I'hetan of Purdue, loams may he a few notches lower
Pi;TI..XI, lire., Nov. I I.
tSpi eial.)-- To in.ik,. plans fur a
:-.lla reception tu li ii rinded the
i'aiver.-ily of Hawaii f.H.tb.ill te.mi
and to MiJtmlMe ni uimI.i nee ,il (lie
.MuHnoniiih M.tdium w in it Hie i.l-
anil eleven liieels (he t ' II 1 Vers i t y (1f
iivi;nii a t;w relation N"Vtniier
Mayor George L. ISaUer has a..
pointed a coaimitiec (f lii rih
i.eiis, uf which he will act as th. air
man. An exi-cul ive grtaip, under the
vic-f hairmanship ,.f II. C .Mi lien
aid of the MalSnn line, has beer,
ileleatcd by the mayor to work
out the tietaMs of Hie entertain
ment of the vlsillnu Hawaiian., and
to promote Interest in the contest.
The suit -group consists of H. C.
.McDonald. Jack Deiieliel, pnrt. r
Vet t, .la iocs J . liichard-ou, il -ham
P. Merry, Lester Adam. L.
W. I Ian man, Geori' Deri'. Wal
ler U. May. A. J. Fanner. Ki lc V.
Ilauser. Jr., Philip V. W.. l-'ry and
Charles V. Stringer.
It is the hupe uf Mayor Paker.
.Meliotiald and others on the coin
mitlee, that the visit of the foot
ballers from the mld Pacllle will
act as another link In the frbndly
relations between the state f Ore
gon ami Hawaii, and, according to
the mayor, it offers an opportun
ity for those who made the trip
from Portland on the "Malohi'' a
year ai:o, to show the people of
the islands that Oregon appreciated
the hospitality accorded the north
west party while in Honolulu.
NKW YOIIK. Nov. 11. (A)
M. db-oit Square Garden and Jack
Detitpscy's tlthd show at the Chi
ea.o Coliseum provided the hlli
spois of boxing this week.
I'Mday night at the Garden there
will be a New Vork-New Jersey
t on rna men;. Maxie Jlosenbtotmi,
veteran New York light heavy
uciuht, iind James J. Itruddock,
youn Hugger from Jersey City,
meet in the in-round main bout.
Leonard (Young I Zazzarino, tho
1 mi-. 11, JUIII'U llM IM eifnlll. vitu
built up a great record on hia own
side of tlie 1 ludson, only to loso
his first metropolitan battle to Al
Singer, returns to New York for
the lo-round semi-final, meeting
Dominie Pctroue. Another Jersey
city Gift -pounder encounters Don
Valemi of KiiL'land In the firut ID-
rounder.
Dcmpey has obtained Dud Tay
lor, Terre Haute, lnd., feather
weight, as his principal attraction
for the Friday program at tho Chi
cago Coliseum. Taylor meets San
tiago orilla of Panama In the 10
round final, and the other ten
brings together My, Sullivan of St.
I 'a ul and Vinee Dundee of Ualti
niore, who !s after the weUorwcight
crewn 1nother Joe once held.
- vn ail
V! OVEfJV
ball season may look good on Cocluie
Noire Panic, Jones if in the standings.
again wins honors with her inim
itable clowning , and acrobatic
dancing ns well as participating in
novel song numbers with Polly
Moran and Marie Dressier. Clilf
(L'kelele Ike) Edwards wins fresh
laurels ns a screen artist and Karl
Dane and George K. Arthur lend j
voice to the festive film.
Jack Denny, vaudeville star, nets'
as master-of -ceremonies and intr-i-'
duces Conrad Nape I as a singer.
A tit Iii Page shares the act with
Conrad, and Charles King of
'"Droad way Melody" fame again
croims lyrical ballads. Stan l-iair-'l
and Oliver; Hardy join the show
us magicians am) the lirox Sisters
'again burs: forth into song. Gus
Edwards sings one of his origin. I
numbers with an appropriate cho-
Joan Crawford docg a neat songj
ami dance turn with The Jtounl-t
lei's lending n tuneful background.1
i The Albertina Kitsch ballet is I
; charming in a technicolor scene
ami tho Xattova coniany thrills
i'with a daring adagio. William
I Haines and Duster K eat on ad I
i merriment with featured skits, and
j Gwen Iee Is included In the ehili-1
1 orate cast of fun -ma kern.
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THRILLING
MYSTERY
ROMANCE
tStaHido Twelfth Avon no bridge
nctoss W'ahanna river repaired.
WASHIXGTOX. (Olaybe It Is
due to Undbcrgh. ' The average
Yi-- ' fleilgling army aviator is a slim
erect young man. J-rom the study
of characteristics of cadets the
army air corps visualizes the aver
age ns ira pounds, five feet ! and
'J i years old.
lloN'ot-l'MJ Wi lolnni J'alace.
I the home of the last nmnarchs of
Hawaii and the only building with
a throne room under the American
riag. is being reconstructed. Tho
structure has been ' used as. Hie
Capitol of the territory but Mu
ter in lies ha ve routed the govern
ment dc).u-t moats.
The interior will be eulirely re
built I nil steel and concrete will
replace wooden beams ami ftoor
in. The destructive insects have
drilled In hi the old wood until a
finger could be poked throtig:)
mot tif it.
Tin- palace originally cost S:j,"n,
(moi. it wjjs ChrX occupied by King
Kiilaknua who reigned until l.SJU.
Then Queen Lilitiokalatil took pos
edon for two years. Since ISIiy
the building has been the home
successively of, I ho provisional gov
ernment, the republic of Hawaii
and the territory.
SWISS VILLAGE GETS
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PainT
Don't bo ii martyr to unnecessary pain.
a of suffering is, indeed, quite needless.
Headaches, for example. They come with
out warning, but one can always be prepared.
Bayer Aspirin tablets bring immediate relief.
Keep a bottle at the office. Carry the small
tin in your pocket. Then yiu won't hava
to hunt a drugstore, or wait till you get home.
And don't think Bayer Aspirin is only
good for headaches, sore throats, and cold!
Read the proven directions for relieving
neuralgic, ncuritic, rheumatic, and other aches
and pains. Remembering, of course, that the
quick comfort from these tablets is not a cure;
for any continued pain, see a doctor.
Bayer Aspirin is genuine. Protect your
self by looking for that name. Always the
same. Always safe. Never hurts the heart.
M.UiK.S'-l'.AIIIC.V, (ifiiiiMliy. Nov.
II. iV ' city nf niH'thwrHi
Swllcrl:tnil. w;tH ,'hMHi'n hm 111,
mIIi. T.ii- th, ii'-w lunik fnr liiti-rnit-
tiimul K.-tl liini'iitx 1,y (In nrKHliiz-"
UK rommiUrp lifn ti'iliiy. 4)
Thr chuhe miih nmtln uftrr ilc
l;itc nml tllpt'iiKlitn Hint bt'Kim
to l.o iHTltnimliiim nt thn I lim-ii'-ii'l'nratiiniM
cunfir'-nrrt in Ahkuki.
Tho ili'lrntrM tln-tl finilMl till.-i-iiilrin
iiT the Imllk'K site ho
ttinrny that they tunu-il It vi-r tn
h .siili-rnnimllti. f lianki-rs. wlin
lnivi. Iicen tmorfnu In Ittulrn-
liaili-ll Hinin , li'tit,.t' Z tn fitrln
tin Htnltll.'H anil charti-r nail
hitMHp i lie Mil.-. ' '
VBAYE1I AS PI UI IV
ApiHn b th trtdf mtrk of Biyft fanufcturr M Mnooarrtlmridi'vi rr ot PlicylKiwiJ
Hollywood Revue at
Fox Craterian Today
Th j:iih te.it cast of celfbrltl-'s
ever t AMemhedl on any stage jr
before any motion pbture camera
are to .be een In "The llollywoo I
Ili vue." which npeioi today at th
Craterian thenter, an a bly special
xtrnvaganz-H. -
.Marlon DavloM m.iken her bow u
a Kunf and Unco comcrlinnn in
the revue hm "Tommy Atkinn on
faradi," with a mnle nwmbln o.'
id.T-footern An it dnncine iMMiyminrd.
Norma Shnrer and John Gilbert
co-Mnr In a Biortmiwl "Komtn
.ihd Jiiltct fkit nnd l:i-ie tovc
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STARTS
MONDAY
NOVEMBER
"IITEIRD experiences crowd Peggy Prescott's thirty
day stay at Mohawk Pond lodge from the . first
moment she crossed its threshold in obedience to a per
emptory clause in heruncle's will.
She went entirely unprepared for the stirring adven
tures and the determined efforts of unknown enemies
to drive her from the place and thus lose her inheritance
and certainly she did not expect to find romance in
this sinister Connecticut mountainside.
'The Secret of Mohawk Pond," a smashing mystery
romance of one of America's most popular authors, is
being serialized for the first time.
18 MAIL TRIBUNE