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FiifetwiifomibileDelifored by Airplane
COMMAND U. S. SEA FIGHTERS
FObTBALL COACHES RSIG
A BUDGET ITEM
Five Thousand to Match
Federal Sum Oil Ma-
chine' fos "County Roads
ancr Removal Shops From
Jacksonville Provided.
DIAMOND LAKE
ROUTE SURVEY
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The tentative budget of Jackson
county, as approved pending finul
acceptance, provides tor two sig
nificant BtepH the coming year, viz:
Approprlatlns of S5000 to be add
ed to a similar amount furnished
by the U. S. bureau' ot roads for a
siii've'y of the Diamond Lake road.
Inst summer declared a forest sei
ice "road.'
Appropriating of $10,000 for the
purchase of an oil machine to oil
county1 roads under heavy traffic.
"Approval of $12,520 for the re
moval' ot the county machine shops
from Jacksonville to a more central
file.
It Ik expected that the Diamond
Lake road survey will start as soon
as weather 'conditions will permit
after the first of the year.
The oiling machine will pay. for
Itself in a, year, it is said, and will
Ire used in tho preservation of new
and old roads from heavy traffic.
Ily oiling the roaals they will be
saved, from disintegration and the
maintenance costs reduced. Among
the roads upon which the oiler will
ho used it purchased will be the
new Medford-Sams Valley highway
and the .Jacksonville Ruch road.
The latter road is now badly rutted
unit, worn from the heavy traffic
ovor. it last summer, an will prob
ably bq.ropalred before beiug sub
milled to oiling. ......
Standard Method
' Oiling is now accepted as the
standard method for road prescr-
vatlon and, in the opinion of local
road authorities, . "the applying of
3300 worth of. oil In time will save
3000 in repairs later.
'Tho removal of the. machine
shops from Jacksonville to a more
central location is necessary, the
county officials say. because, of the
cramped quarters at presant nnd
distance from. tho center of .'opera
tions. : The road fund, for 1930 provided
for' ft total of Jl'f&.OlO. In 1929 the
road fund amounted to (131,840.'
'"ito road building program for
19,00 has been definitely decided
upon except tfiht Twbrli will con
tinue next year 6n the Dead Indian
and Lnko Creek market roads, now
unifier way.
The outstanding highway bond
Indebtedness now Js (400.000, the
.juo as last year.
li'Ians Ocean Flight
?0tL.. I 1 lfllT"VVV V I VJrV't -' tvZm"-,- k " ' Georg' Bonier (left), head football eoach ot the Afabaml Pol ,
It ti A X til I f rX l Vfli'', ' Admiral William V.' Pratt ()' Is the new commander In chief v' technic institute, and Enoch Bagshaw, head coah of the Unlvenltv''
mtmxmTr- i f VftW W8 SIPsJsSifi',!'' of the United States war fleet. He is shown with Vice Admiral L. N 'of Washington eleven, have turned In their reelcnatlont. "Ti
Tgy!)r-tt )gS f fnilJ- 'fT , pf-i , Nulton, whocu.eceeds Pratt as oommander of the-battle fleet. ,,. ,. ' '
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Siz hundrod pounds of miniature automobile .was delivered In an'airp'.rns to 1lio pirport rt Ornton, O.,
from Akron, making the first dolivery of a completely assembled car by airplacc cn rrcord. Tlie little car
h?.a a record of better than 30 miles an hour on tiio ludlanano'in specdws;-. pvc:::'.t lire cquipri'-ent to
a ces of Goodrich airplane tail wheel tires. Kenneth L-. Iloorehoucc, vrho upm', tliroo ysars in buildln 1 tiio
oar f.t Detroit has ordered a set of spccisliy liutl, si"-ply lrcs from GsaarJci rn'trlile trtycdr, ti cirki
1S9 miles an hour at Dayrbna Beach, F!r, this win'.;.-. Mcorohott-e rtrnf; to t'JO .isfct ti ;t3 yilo of tta
.At:ron .air service rlano
Spoi?fc
i Slants
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Alan J.Gould
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: 'VCrace Lyon, wealthy New York
Jf Veman has announced that the is
- having built aA airplane in which '
':hehops to fly from. New York to
-.'Btt tiyt year.'
rSoreiThoat?
D6n't Gargle
Tliis Doctor's Prescription
Oivei Quicker, . Better Belief
boat miffer th- tmln .ml din
comfort of Kor throat. t"ie o doc
tors prccrlutliin callocl Tlmxine
suaranteecl to relieve with the very
first wrtllow. (iamlev and iuilve.1
are Um Iiw and If they do relieve,
it J Ufiially only temporary.
. Thoxine hu a double action It
rellcvei the iorenesi and govn dt
r.bft to the Internal catme. It con-tiiln-
no harmful drug nnl I Ffe
and pleasant for the whole family.
There. I, nothing better to ton
7 counhlnc due in. Irritated' throats.
' Jut nwk for Thoxine. put tin ready
for it, in 3'.r. r.cie and J I. on bot
tles. iMnney tutck X not relieved.
Pold y Jurmiii & -Woods,
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COATSTOTHiEF
AT EUGENE FRAT
Tin Inns of Al Mar.Htei'H to Uarc
momh for tht rest of t Sfiuion
is not only a big blow to tho Green
team but n distinct loss to the sport
that expected to list the Arlington
Antelope amonir the preat and
near.-great in its All-America nrra.
The spine injury that has put)
Marsters out of competition for the:
rest of tho season takes away none:
of tho lustre of his ureut perform-
aneeg npalnst Columbia, Harvai d ,
and 'Y&le. Al left a mark that only!
ftuch super-stars as I tooth and '
Sasle may shoot at, yet he4can
hardly be rated in tho mythical ns-i
gcmblaffC' of alt-stars1 at thr close i
of the season alove the rival who '
has Konc through the whole cani-j
paign in the thirk of battle.
Itruce Caldwell of Yale two years j
ajjo experienced the 111 fortune to;
be declared Ineligible on the eve 1
of tho Princeton and Harvard1
frames, at a time when the Kii nrn;
was an odils-on choice tor All
America halfback.
Fly in? Frank Wykoff. the great
Southern California sprinter. Wy
koff strained a tendon just before
the 1928 Olympics. .Hp was oik
of competition much' of: his year
because of illness.. IJecently, in a
fraternity house fire at L". S. C. he
was forced to leap from a third
story window, injuring an ankle,
when It would have meant, much
less to him to have landed on an
elbow or shoulder. .- Wykoff baa
just entered Southern California
front a junioV -vpilcte and is
npfiorf in Iteln -tho TroUns romi) i
off with thcjl. C- A. A. ti-Ue next KL(JKNM,. Ore., Nov. IS. UP)-L-sprinK
in the east. j Inabillly to dl.-tinmuh an old xad
i fraterlty brother from a thief, re
j suited in loss to a group ot "old-.
I timers" celcbratm? home-coming
I day here. .Members of the bach-,
telordom fraternity are snti; $11.3.V
in cash, three valuable wriat watches
and an overcoat, is the result of
mluiaken hospitality on hoine-com-Inir
week end.
, ,. j The man who played cards wilh
j the oltl rads most of Saturday
SAUKM,. Ore., Nov. 18. jfp niht finally announced that he
Stage companies operating in Ore- Was not ono of the "brothers."
son have paid to- the state appvoxi- Whereupon the card jrame ceas"dj
inanely. a tola.,, oi! ,52.ri,900 n taxes land the man went to tfet hi, coal..
the slate lias Do lisht to collect, I it was later found out that the.
but which cannot be refunded un-j pout he had taken ws not' his own
tiio the legislature passes an act and that his. pockets were, cram -authorizing
the refund. ed full of money and .Jewelry he
This is the opinion of Attorney had picked u.in severa.1. rooms;
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After 22 Years
Announcing.;.
IS HELD ILLEGAL I
f! en mail Van Winkle to the nuhlic
ir.ervico commission, following a su-1 pJJni CowfcoV Held
j weeks mko iu which it was held
i that the state, in collecting the per
! nassencer per mile tax from stages.
Xo All-America contender anv ! shall hot Include- the- dVtver of the i
where faced as severe n test , as : stage.
did little Albie Hooth of Yale m j
taking the gridiron on successive !
Saturdays against such starts as I
Cagle and Marsters. The Ulue Uolt
came off. with first honors each
time.sbeforo something like "."i.UOO
wild-eyed spectators, to make him
self the most talkcd-about sopho
more ball-carrier since Kod Onincc
raeod into .tho spotlight at Cham
paign. Albio still has Harvard t
deal with, but if his I4u pfiunds
it r I ess ca n sta n d the st ra In. the
Crimspn Is in for n busy uftornoon.
INSURANCE
"Among football coaches there
exists a sharp difference of opinion
as to whethrr recent efforts to
'open up the name by the us' of
the forward pass, the h.tcral pa; s
and tit her such innovations tend
to reduce or increase the hazards
of football." Fays tho recent Car
negic report.
Tho pass is not the innovutlon j
that the Cnruefsio investigators i
might hiippo.se. but there scrms lit
tle question that the "pace" of
modern football has Increased ls
hazards. In other words, the
strenuous efforts to win at ulmost
any cost of physical endurance;
tho nervous strain of the big-gam;'.!
spectacles" contribute extra drain
upon physical resources, ..."Witness
such exhausting struggles as the
Yale-Dartmouth or Stanford
Southern California game.
Drown had an "iron man" team
that went through several games In
succession without a substitution.,
starting with Yule, but It's a head
line now when a ph.yer lasts the
full 60 minutes. Most teams used
from 20 to 30 men in a clngle
gitme. Tho Idea of having the reg
ulars held as shock troops, orig
inated, by Knute Uockne. now has,
beco me w 1 des a . - I
DKNVKi:, Colo., Nov. IS. (P
The Woodmen of the World lodge
with headquarters in Denver, to
day wrjs enjoined by order of the
district court from putting Into
operation an 'od line" system of
insurance. Judge Ceorge I Dunli
lee. in handing down his decision,
held Illegal and void certain con
slitutUnnil amendments adopted at
a input! n lit (J;cklnd. Cal., last
sunwner, subst it Tiling an old line
system Tor- tho' fraternal policy
of the order.
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MUTE DAUGHTER
Tin- rumf Jinx r Injury thni iiur-
hihmI Al .Mar..tPi-s .fcni
TWO IIA(tHOI(S, Minn., Nov.. 18.
IP) Willi liullel holes In tlilr
honrH. the lioilles of Juhn A. Har
ton, 51. president of the First Na
tional. Iunl of Two Harbors, anil
his 17-year-old rrlppled . mule
! tlntiRhter, UetrU'C wcro found to-
lay iu an automobile on a road a
mile and a half north of here.
Harton and his (laucl.tcr had left
their home Sunday mnrnlns to at
tend church. A I.Veullher revolver
was found In the rarv ;
No nnparenl n'iniive uuld be ad
vanced by relatives for the appar-
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hi.ra4"int''niiirder and suicide.
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HEADS OF BANK ASSOCIATION
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At the San Francitco eonvntion of American Bankers, Amain
WcLaiurian, (left) waa chosen pretidenl of tho Savings aiik divi-
ion, Martin A. Ciacttinjcr, prmlcnt ol the stJto cccljuej -nJ
hn ?, tsnsdale, prddsnt pf (he national anoci.it. on,
Isioctatcd rreffl rhnlo
Art Acord, known on the screen
for hie cowboy roles, as ho ap
peared In Los Angeles police sta
tion after arrest on suspicion of
robbery.
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Hnriitlo NVIiMin hud tit prove
tljjit Je wfi nut, (leiidtH'I'yre h -yi'ti
'fierWldert to .voir lit he !!')
ton1 ifflnfl' lml electlufi. The itaslh
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bloro, t-or. Mal and Central.
ONE
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Closin
g Out Sale
Of All DRY GOODS and L ADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
Together With Store-Wide Reductions in all Departm'ts
Prices Will Be Compelling
rg This Side, Will Be lhe Tdlfoi iheJTowmq
Sale Starts Tuesday, November 19fi 9 A.
CONTINUING DAILY UNTIL OUR GOAL IS REACHED i.
READ Our BIG CIRCULAR. SHOP at OUR STORE
Women's and Misses' Coats
, - Values to $29.50
Womens' and Misses' Fall Coats in
Tweeds and plain materials with fur
collars and cuffs. The fur is worth
moro than the price. They sold
up to $29.50. Now very
special in close
but, only '.;-:.J2..:Xi...'&'
Women's and Misses Silk Dresses
Women's, Misses' newest Fall Silk
Dresses in Satin Back Crepes, Geor
gettes, Velvets . and Prints. . Nicely
made and trimmed. Thcso sell
regularly to $19.75,
Close out, r . ..
only .v';'.Li.l..uw..r.
Women's Leather Hand Bags
Values to $4.95 , . ,
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Womon's Leather Hand Bags, New
shapes ; lovely for gifts and regular
$1.98
value to
to $4.95. .
Now only
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Men's $30 Suits Only 1 Cent
Men's, Young Mon's Suits. Curlee
.and Hart Schaffner & Marx, worst
ed and serge suits and pants worth
more than the price. Now
These sold hero for $30.00
Now tho big surprise. Buy
one suit $9.99, then get an
other suit' v ' "'"'' ":' :'
for only
'Bring a friend or get 2 yourself
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Boys' $18 Suits Only $1.98
Beys' Knickcr Suits, all wool. Nice-'
ly tailored, While these are not the
best style,, the .ccats are "worth six.
times what we are giving these to
you for now. . These suits sold here
up t q t $18.00. We are aa ,
clcsing these out , ' r I v0
for only . . .
Hiirry They cannot last long
Men's, Young Men's Suits $11.95
", Values to $30.00 ., ,
Men's Young Men's Suits. All-wool,,
hand tailored. Made by Curlee,
Clothcraf t, Classmate .. and Hart
Schaffner & Marz, in fine worsteds,
, serges and fine range of patterns. .'
These sell regular
to $30.00.
Now only . .
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SAFETY.!,'"'-! ;;' "T"
Radiator Alcohol Installed Will Save
, Freezing Ydiir Radiator
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Make Your Car as Warm and Cozy as Your Home; . , v f f '
Drive inand let us equip your car with a real hot blast heater Double
radiation type. Twice as much heat and warmth as any other heater
onthemarket.
i BE COMFORTABLE AND SAFE " 7
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9th & Riverside
GLDfcR TIRE SERVICE Inc.
Stop at the Firestone Master Tire Station
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Phone 520