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lUitllo.
!y the Associated Press
V a 1 c Princeton National
ilcaitlng company
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OREGON RR1DSTERS I
SIMIi HE AS
IViiLiv. November l.'i.
M'dford and vicinity: Fair to-,
night and Saturday. No change In
temperature, i
Oregon: Fair tonight and Satui
in tcmperaiur
west portion Satu
Notre Dame, Pittsburg, Tcn-
t hessee, Purdue and Yale J
T, Figure As Favorites in!
i Saturday Clashes Sol- j
dier Field Will See Huge
Crowd Bears Favored
On Pacific. !
liy Alan il. (iimiIiI.
Associated Spoils I-:IUim I
. NKW VOUK, No. 1 5. OI' j
Tho odd 8 arc with the homo foi'c'H j
In the big eonflk-iH of tin grid- J
iron tomorrow, If Soldier Field i
1m considered n h "home" for Not rot
Dame In Uh clash with the Tro-'
JaiiH of Southern California.
In tho flvo games of most Hlgr
nlflcanco, ho far uh the champlon
Kh.p situation Ih concerned, na
tionally, tile , llooKioi-H figure !
start with an advantage over
Southern California, Pittsburg ap
ltcai'H to huve'the edge over Car
negie Tech. Ttimiensoe In u Hlighl
favorite over, ' Vandcihllt In ihe
outstanding southern fray, l'Ur
due HCeniM primed to wtop' Iowa
and Yale looks loo strong for the
1'rlnceton Tiger.
It will take lomorrow'H fray to
determine whether the Hearliih
movement among the favorites Is
Ktlll on, with tho underdogs again
enjoying a field day Htich an they
had lout week.
One. of lh; contrasting featurca
of theau outstanding games to
morrow Ih that while less thun
K0.000 spectators will witness the
Tennessee-Vanderbllt and 1 iii-il it
Juwn, games, because of the lliu
Ited fae lilies, approximately L'.Vi
OOO will aee the other three game
Close to 120. ouu fans nre ex-!
potted to park huge Soldier I'ldd
for the Noire Dame-Southern ViJ- j
ferula conleHt, with TS.oao In the.
Vale howl mid more than ;t,ih)a j
In l'Ht stadium.
In nearly every sector of com
)mt tomorrow promises to vv.t-
r ' - f
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twf ..... . n j i
J I li 2 L. I 1 M I II LI I L ri.rn;:i. .Salii.mil I ;i.!iil;.t- rj'innilflP "'l'K"": 1''all'ft'
fflli TUT TRRAYi -S I B!G CAME LOBilSS
'VZlrVU,,,, KPO. X .'N'VKUS.TV OK o.tK:oN.j Looa. .;ata.
(l'TI
Injured Veterans of Rook
Lineup Will Play Against;
Frosh Coach Is Confi
dent Will Repeat Med
ford Performance. '',
ion
KusMiif, Niiv. 1'nivcrsily
e : uf OR'giiii Ki'iflfiTH luu'lU'il time j
' lutl'iy, awiililni; tliulr final l'.ll'a ! x,rn"i iiratTne" ( iH ii vvvsS.
ounl'i.'ViMu'c liattc with tiiu Ilt'uvora ! HiKlu't lla.-t 1 -' lira.)...
', I'n, m Ori-son Stnto cullctie lieri- tn- i l-uwust (last 1 hr.).'..
ilvi. nuiiiuiny
i Precipitation (Iwhus)...
I " I Lowest temperaturo
: n iianoie a ruparuy nunii lor I lit j jnj, (tiieos
annual lionieconiinK Kaino between
I I
, morrow.
ArrantrementK we
lielnf; jiiutle
COCVAI.I.IH, Ore.
-I'lie sOiond pp.a.i
j w ar between t he
eollcgt' and tin- I'nlversity of ()tv
gon will he completed here today
(with the .State Collece freshmen
j primed and nady for the -inva-1
tdon of the Ui'et;on Hooks.
Finishing touches were put on
the Kooks last nlfiht and Dick
j 'Winan. coach, saf.l he expected
' to see them s-ally forfh with colors
j I'lying at the end of Hie fourth
quarter with enough points to as-
' sure victory. He declared thev
, were In the 1; st of shape
would make a good a ttliowing
iiH they diit In .Med ford lat Ha tin -1
day.
I 'Ihe Orange babes hrive been
'. KtrengthPned ntateriaily by the ro
il urn of all the vetraim who have
been silting on tho bench since the
bus accident four weeks ago.
Newman has paid .special uUen
f timi to the defense of his rnuad
as he hopes to slop the whirling
and slaving line plays which en
i abled the Oregon infants tu , pound
, Nov. 1.1. (!'(
of the c'vll
o--gou mute '!'f 'H'-V"UI of 'V3t ba;
ties til iiie season nginst me wasn
! . ! ij'aie.s of Wayward field
opened at noon tomorrow
;i:KK!,KV, Cal., Nov. iy? the yrame will not sfart until 1:30
li. in.
Despite rumors which have been
' freely circulated that in furies
lngt..n Huskies here Saturday, the j might handicap the Oregonians 1q
Cnivcrsity of California eleven was , lhvir most impol.iant battle. Coach
gaining treiigth in its offensive john-J. .MelJwan declared that
tactics today, hoping for the htsi. j prulfitlily all regular Webfeet with
p.nd preparing for possibly llK;the exception of George Stadelman
worst. ; center, would dart the game.
i;vid iues that the Hears c on-; stadelman was lost for the balance
slder the Hu.skies a serious threat f the season when ho fractured
to their 'conference standing could his ankle in the Idaho game at
be M-en in the vim and vigor wuh j Portland several weeks ago.
winch tney tossed ami punico an-i i
i' Total orecioitatlon since Heptem-
the two Oregon institutiony. The j ,.., i tr"t i t a inches
win
altho! " .
nignesi, :u; lowe.-ti. -i.
Sunset today, 4:.0 p. m.
Sunrise Saturday, 7:0:
Sunset Saturday.
Observations Taken at 5 A,
120th Meridian Time
and .
In
sion
the
ed the pigskin around the fiebl
csiorday's practice. ' The i-'os-did
not end until long after
regular dlnrfer. hour. '
CLIMAX
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liismarek So
! Hoise 4ti
I Denver -IK
I Des Moines 40
Fresno US
SPEC!! CHICAGO RED'-Pi
('UMAX, Ore., Nov. 15. (Spe
cial. 1 Mr. McLean of Shalehurst
; was a visitor at (.'Umax Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Spalding suent
eek end at Azalea visiting
W . Wert:', delivered some
K. O. White. Chicago oofoivd
fighter, arrived in Mo.lford yesiev
d ty, and will go tlirouh workotiiH
I his evening at the A rmoiy a t -"i
o'clock when he will box fix round
wilh two or' three local fitihtcr.
, There will he no charge to wat
1 him work.
I'romoter Tex Mlckerstaff tledaf -j
ed this foi-cnoini that White is m
' j great form and with a couple i.f
J days of training will be In the pin;
or condition to met Tom (oi-b.'!f
of San Kruncisffi next .Monday
night. Corhett boxed )i.iie o!
the bet men In Cnlif.iVnia and I;;
declared to have a T. N. T. wallop
In both fln!s. A k lim -lit, u i I. us
poi ed when these two men nice:.
nnHK alone and exelllnu- ,.,.li, he. I 1 "' ' 111 ' Has
...,., i.i ri.i. i ,i, ! as Turfy Orirrille
Jiell utilkeH an tmheaton reeoril
iiKtilllht 'Dartmouth with at least
n uulHlde ehanep of vlelory. ol
l,nto Ih (ho favorite aKalnsl Wyra-
niHe, but th'B nneleut rlvaliy Im re
plete with the evMonee of lipsela.
.Ill the lllff Ten. Willi Iowa anil
I'm ilue hohlliiK the himiIIIkIii, .Mln
nexota anil llllnolH will atieinpt la
keep within ntrlUhiK dlnlaneu of
tll(3 top hy neeklnit the HflilpH of
Mle.hlKan null t'hleau'o respoe
IJVcly. Defeat for J 'mil lie will
Hcrniuhle tho entire altuatloii. I
NelmiFlut will uiovo a lioleli
lawnnl tho II k Six tlile If II ul
llmphH over Oklahoma, allliouuh
tho t'ornhiiHkei-H mill have the
KansaH AKfrleH nml Iowa State lo
meet.
. "After an epidemic of Keoreles,
battles, the Soulhwestern t'onfer
enee hopeM to produee more ile
c'IhIvo netlon when Baylor meets
Southern Methodist anil Texai
tekle Texan fhrlsllan. All four
nre 111 Ihe ehamtitonslrp nerap.
Callfornla'K tusKle with W'ash
Invton takes on aihleil - Interest
hJuw the llllsklea held Stanford lo
H. U(l margin, hut t'allforula's
Heara f nine to win and may al
lotop of the eonfereuee serap. j
lenlown Joe dans. Waleotl l.hll-!
! ford, t'harles Ilellnrer. Ited I'lilaji.;
1 Walter I'leKliorn. lied Stanley. Ileue.
D'Oraily, and otle-rs. lie priil."V
himself on walking riht Into a ;
.i fluhl and swappint; hlows " i-ve'y
, ': StteOlllI Willi Iti.S OppiMllMlt. Ill
1 llieetin t'lirhett. While meets til.''
..(same tyjie of fighter.
Ill the si'llli-wiliilllp, I. new f:t'-e
will alipe'ir when .loe .Martinez of
Sin I-'rani-'vi-n, a e::irl; lie hlwi l lit
who has won'his last II flk'hli hy
klioelioais. will meet Hilly Dreed
love of I'.elul. Till- Hind hoy and
Teddy .Mislie of l.os Anaeles. In the
lest eard here, nearly stole the
show Willi llieir lest and seientifie
lni.viie.r. fuller preliminaries are
promised to he as eend as those
.e.ei no iifevliue: e'riis.
! their way to ;
i fiuinh ipiarir
! The prol.aldi
Krosh-
! Hare
j lillllllKM ,
Stoehr
1 I!, lliinhes .... .
i .1. 1 1 turtles
. Alor;;an
Ileeker
Oarirlt
Walls
fiirrle
I Km-lilow
totlehdow'n in Ih
of the Medferd tilt,
startini,' lineup:
I Cook.-
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dressed h-irs to Medford Tuesday.
ai ! A. .1. (liissom .shipped some fine
111 . Nov l-'-1'"--: dressed, turkeys lo San r'rancisoo
the t niversity of , n Xucs,,.lv.
Kiant fimlhiill eap-: ,,. ,,,, w ,.. , ..,.. ,.
O Sleep with ull , , m. , .M,.(1f,.,i .-ri.iv on hosi-
1 ness.
Miss Vera Kershaw Is tlikiiiK ad-
j vantage of the late fall hy having
: her farm plowed and heeded lor '
: winter. fc !
; N". V. Hanson Ik clearine; land i
' on his nomestead. !
The Lit
in il e Ii ii' "I
foul ua
Imiv.-i of Ih
si"
ill
nine; del
:-raiaiiy 1;
arranged fi r tin
Matililleim eluli.
fllK'AClO.
Jtastip.
Washington's
tain, "will lie able
M Donald nf his ti feet 7 inches stretched out
.. Miller dui'iii? his stay In Chicago for his
Dunn tet.in's K.inie with lha Itnlverally
I.el'ei: 0f chieaao on N'ovemher 2:1.
Daev , Hi.eelal hell, ti feet 8 inches
I larnj jo,,.- "inside," has been prepared
Twins tur Jessup hy the hotel where. Ihe
"avis, Washington team will stay. i
lianipi'mi; RQCKNIEfuRNS" TO i ROGUE RIVER COUPLE
DIRECT GRID TACTICS'
.'elotiniQIll 1
; a leiini
Helena
J.os Anueles
Marshfield
Phoenix
Portland
Ited Muff
Hoseburg
Salt Xtke
San Francisco .
Santa Fe ,'..
Seattle ....
Spokane
Walla Walla ...
Winnipeg
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Kill
that sparkles;!
No one can deny thu importance s
of having the hair arianynju' in thu .
style best suited to the individual ,
type. Much of tho effect is lost,
however, unless tbs bail; is kept: j
soft, abundant, lustrous.
I"- i A million busy women and girls
" '"' I know the easiest way to keep tho
I'- m- ! hair in nerfect condition is with
Dandenne. The nrst application
will show you how niarvelously it
removes excess oil from the hair;
cleanses it; makes it sparkle with
new life and lustre. It's so simple
to use Dnnderine. All you do is
put a little on your brush each
time you arrange your hair! The
consistent use of Dandorine will
dissolve the worst crust of dan
druff; soothe, heal the scalp; stim- .
ulate the growth of long, silky
abundant hnir.
Dandorine isn't sticky or oily;
doesn't show. It make3 the hair
easy to manage; holds it in place
for hours. "Set" your waves with
it and see how much longer they
stay in.
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Clear
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Cloudy
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Cloudy;
Clear ;
Clear !
p. cdy. j j,e One Minute I lair Beautifier
l l''"' i At All Orun Storei - Thirty Flvo Cents
Cloudy. aamm
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Clear
P. Cdy.
Daoderine
W. J. HUTCHISON.
Meteorologist.
JACKSONVILLE LEGION"
CLUB TO GIVE DANCE ;
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Complete training in theory and .
practical routine for medical and
hospital technicians. Only orga
nized medical training In North
west. Established 1 1 yours. Cor
respondence invited.
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3!M Yamhill St. Portland. Ore.
ANNIVERSARY HOSTS;
ball
Nov. la
o nulas ; rayifoii, (b-oi !a Toch
:idioinoi'C. vlu has been on th
fnhired Hid. Is back in a fo.dliall
unit or:n. He gained fa nio as n
high t-huul javelin hurb-r at UUle
Peek. Ark.
Koi-Tn m-:v. iid.. N.iv. I :. ' H'KK'K lilVKIl. Or
bl't Knute i:.ckne. k-en Mudfiii of j Spo-a 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyd- j
f,,oi: all ycl!ub.gy that he is. has " n-re.-ui eclehrated tneir sitn
I'durnod to active direction of bis ; weilding anniversary Sunday with
Nntre name forces a the psy:io- ' a dlnii'-r at their limine. Thos"
Ioli' il moment. ! prcrcnt were Mr. and Mrs. Kay,
Ibiekne will make the trip in an Mr. and Mrs. Claudij Hurkhart.j , Missouri siends more, than
hiinrovt.-u'd atnbii'stuce ami direct, Air. and Mrs. Dick Kiclunan and i Srin..(ino annually for ' protection
lii-i l-:-n fne a wluel clmir. ' ' tN- host and hostess. and propagation of gam. '
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. Nov. U"i.
(Special.) The club formed by
members of the American hegioa
of Jacksonville will give u dance
Saturday evening. November Hi. at
the 1. S. hall. Dancing until 12
o'clock. Proceeds to 'be used for
improvement of Jacksonville mu
seum. - . . ;
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KMurewarT.in( hclprmlumelfjur 1
y.vr rYrrplcsk-i nndpnmtred ronca J
F W(':crfnl n-j t-i To'.lnvr thoro'jh I
J rolon r Icrtnr itiir. TakNR J
i Hf.T'.'RE'S KEMCDY-torecittBto J
itI Btn.jrlliP.i v.iti.-Pliminaovoor-
rj. v::it h tiin tr'iaiornii Hon. '
Tiy KTl fritc-d of mens Is.allcs.
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For Your Old Tires
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' SUAN'C.IIAI, Nov. i:1.0T)-Th.
battle of Teimfemt between 111"
Nationalist government troops and
tlipt rebel lloun KuomiiiKhun "peo
pleM al'tny'' ha begun ;md the
fighting Is mtwt Hovero, aid dl
laitehea received heru today from
Honait province.
. Hankow mcHages si Id that
many thousands of wounded Na-
tlonallst troops had aitlvctl frm
the front with ?i like mimli. r i f
Kuomlnchun prisoners.
Thene developments are taken t
Indicate that the present hoMd
It lex are Die mot ko ire of thl
year. M Hilary censors are at
tempting to block all press dis
patcher which explains the la k
of details.
Chinese pi-csh dispti tidies front
Hankow averted thai the Kuomlu
ehun reheU lost 4n.noa killed dur
ing the paid week and the Nation 1
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TIRES
Our Stock of Used Tires Is So Low That
? We Must Buy Now!
WE ARE
and Givins? You
PAYING CASH
the Benefit of
A New !
Shipment Just' In
Look at These Prices
1'.
Fights Last Night
Fresh
OW SALE PRICE;
New-. Tires Every One .Guaranteed
Fresh New Top Quality Fisks
With Non-Skid Tread
29x4.40..$6.95
30x4.50.. 7.85
$11.30
11.65
(fly Ihe Astoelaled PieHf, ;
! Kanwan Git v. Mu, Kildb- Ander
non. Cat per. Wyo. outpointed Steve
Hmlih, itrhlgepoi t. Conn., tin):
Lddte Hhea, Chlfag". outpointed !
Herman Kitverbeix. Phlladelpltta i
(10). '
Duluth. Minn. Sergeant Sammy .
.taker, New York, knocked out :
Angelo PukIImI. Duluth. il); Spud
.Murphy stopped Krnle North, of
'terhm. la., 3.
J'nsHdena. Calif. Tom Hughe.!
Cleveland, mid Krnle Hood. Puni- !
denn. drew, HH- . I
Andemon. Ind. Joey - Thomas
outpointed Charley laipica. uui. '
Tnconwi Jimmy Duffy. Oakland
tiutpnlnted 1'nul DelMiiey, 16): j
To mini' Jeffor. I'e Kll. nutpolnied I
Jimmy PamMc. ol u.pi.i ii i. 'P
COME. IN. NOW! DON'T DELAY!
Jeemegs
H SAM JENNINGS, Prop.
ire j
Across From Nat
OUR SERVICE
We clean and straight
en your rims and prop
erly rnount new tires.
After we sell we
30x5.25.
31x5.25.
30x5.00.. 9.75 32x6.00... 139
31x5.00.. 9,9 0 33x6.00... 13,99
AH sizes on sale. If your size is
nrd abrkurr -tbn-. ' . 1
m V 1 uuu,c tume in, tney
J have been reduced also.
Lighter and Cheaper Tires
Proportionately Low in Price
SEES
IIMI 1 a, M By 1
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