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Med FORD MAIL TRIBUNE Second Section Six Pages Second Section Six Pages DNr Tmntr-fnurtb Y.tr. H'Mllj Kiflj-tlhlb Itu. 11EDF0RD, OHKOON", TUESDAY, XOV10.M BKR '26. 102!). Xo. 2-18. Smalling Heads Drive Which Crushed Bears Hip Flasks Much in Evidence at Big Football Games, Is Charge B -ATTURKEYSHOOT! Attracting gunners from all : KUC1 KXK, Ore., Nov. .2tl. P parts of southern Oregon, the . T,Jo Hlim nf a jouin. Inlo th1 Med ford (5im club save out over- ,. , , ... , , . . 4tt turkey aMlH 1k shoot last i ?ul1 ;-nd 11 made todayby H.,,,,iv. ih,.!v Tn hi,iKw,,,1"le University ot Oregon football evenly divided among the pnrliei- j panls of tho contest, the shooters j being placed in squads u( six each . according to their ability. t Men who had never shot at traps I before were placed in the same MU:id and those of fairly good ability ( were placed in other squads. Kach snot at five traps and in case of a tie, the tie was shot off. The shoot was so suc cessful that it is probable another will ho held shortly before Christ mas. , Winner1-' of turkeys are as fol lows: Or. Hunch, K. I-:. Van, 11. A. Hlnnley, W. Saunders, William Mates (2), C. Petri CM J. Uenning toji, J. Urn-roughs, il. Mathews 2). V ft-.JHai Watson (2), l li. T.owd. W. iams, II. Tan in, A. I'erry, K. Weeil. O O. Ahnderfer, . li. Ilonn, .1. Mrl'heison (). T. Itithiuoml. II. 11. Morse iJl. li. K. Taylor. W. L. Stevens CO. I. L. Furry, William Miller. A. L. Hoger, I'.. M. Criggs. C. Kads, K. W. Win kle, Siil Xewton, Hnlnnd Hubbard. II. Ilull, ll. Hates. C. W. Wood, S. C. Memlrnhall and M. Morris. BE ST. MARYS FOE' (i HAND KOrtKS. X. D.. Nov. 2. j Toledo. ().. (: K.ldk' Anderson, (Pi The rnivi-rsily of Xorth : C'hiias". milpolim-il Mike Dundee Dakota footnall lealn. north een- ISdi-k Island, 111., (X). tralVonferenee ,hiunion for th-,. t.xt.,XXAT,.,w.,ril mt,.Ml. sidered as the Christmas day op ponent nf the St. Mary s (Call iornia) team. Coach Jack West of the '- f the No for lerms. mads has been Risked und is willing to accept. The game for the American Legion's benefit j fund for crippled children, would ..lie played at los Angeles. OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 2fi. Cfl'e ters. IP', executive vie Heed '. 1 ,.1-esiacni o, uH-riMn, ..u,. u,, .,,,, ,,, .,u - tlie aircraft carrier Lexington a pany, which was declared insol- (i,.ec n P-.y, drew. ( 1 0 ) ; Mel T Ipton j fln auxi1 powor lll(intt secr; vent. yesterday, died today of in- Flint. Mich., knocked out ( tiiry AftlimH today informed a dele- juries received in three suicide at- Spencer. Pes Moines, la., (u). , tlon from the two cities, tempts yesterday. , ....... I'- Senator Jones and nenresenta- Poison, of which he had 'gulped. .i li-itKtfnl" tiitfoi-A ho threw him self beneath the wheels of a truck. was said to have been the direr tause of death. He failed in hi first attempt to get wheels of a truck. under th TUSCALOOSA. Ala.. Nov. 2fi. (A) Tony Holm. Alabama fullback, has gained nearly a mile a pa Inst Alabama's foes this year. Latest records credit him with 103 yards this season. Only MeKvnr of Ten-in-fsee has oiltgaincd the Crimson tide's fullback in any one game this year. MeKver gained seven more yards than Holm but was in the 'i Cnnessee-Alaliama game four minutes longer and carried the ball oftener. DEMPSEY WILL PRESENT HOFFMAN AND MARRINER OHICAOO. Nov. 2ti. !P)Fea- taring a in-round bout between George. Hoffman of New York, for- j mer national nmuteur heavyweiiibt I champion, and Less Marriner. for mer University of Illinois athlete.1 Jack Dempsey will present an all- J heavyweight card Rt the Coliseum j tnniuht. ! Fighter Does Not Succumb to Cold! Army mpn learn hV r.tr of. flieniMrlres, und Ci-rv d'iiit jani!! eoldn like nmny civiiinii. TUtj knoek them out between morni6t jiai eight, with a compound fen v . .. s:, L TO BATTLE GAELS varsity when it entrains for Oall- ! fornia, where it will clash with ' St. Mary's Thanksgiving day, fol- lowed by an interseutional game j with" i'lm'idi., December 7. ; The battle w!ih St. Mary's will h the last coast contest for i lie Web fu,ots tiiis season and also will be the last game in which he team I will lie intact. When t he sipiad ! Ie;.ves California for Florida after I the game with the CJae'.s. Austin Colbert, tackle; Irvin Cehulz. sub inckle. and Charles Spear, stib half. : will come hack to Kuyene because . their scholastic .standing will not ' fvllow their absence from the uni j versity for a too long period. Fights Last Night l!y ! At-m-lali'tl I'rc.HH) PIHi,AlKi.PHiA Johnny Ja il irk. PhilnuV iphi.:. stopped King 'int. Minneapolis, n); Hy .Dii "luond, Host on, defeated letiri De Wiiiickrr. foul, c): I':. bio Ulamn. Cuba, defeated Vidal 1 ngorlo, Spain, foul CI). I lu'FKAl.o .limniy sliitfry. j I'.ul'fal ulpninti'il .Mnxie Uoscn- i lilonm. .N.'W YoiU. ( III). ' CIIIOACO HiUlie Slion, ChlciiKo knocked oul l;;iho ivleeo, Newark. j X. .., (2): .I'.himy ! Knineh-C", iiulpointcMi Iturns, San Joe Packc I Cinciunat1. knocked out I Smallwood. Terre Haute, lnd. Chet (5). OMAHA. Neb. Men real Wright, Omaha, knocked out Tom Sayers, Detroit, CM. J.OC1SV1I AK, Ky. .tackle Co- hen. New York, detcatcrt Kranltlt ( iraham. ltie N. Y., foul, (S).' . INDIANA POIjty Lou Terry, St. .mi is. Mo., knocked out Jack Ma lone, Augusta. (In., CI ) : Moan Haumgarlner. Ft. Wayne, lnd-. knocked out Al McCoy, St. Louis, 12). BALTIMOKK Al Boston, outpointed St. Paul. (10). Friedman of i Hud (orman. , OliKKX BAV. Wis.- HUTCHINSON. Kas. Wildcat Monte, Drumright. okln., outtioint- S.unmy Wa.,1. Chicago, (10). MIAMI. Flu. Hartley Miami, knorktd out Oeor Americus, flu., (4. ladtlen. Avery. Emotion Caused By Bad Tee Shot Cause of Death $44 44444 . Tt'LSA. Oklrt., Nov. 2(1. (A3) Nathan C.reenberg. Tul sa businessman, dropped dead on the first tee of the Mi Fi.r lin Country club here yester ilavftftera bad drive. Death was attributed to "a heart at tack caused by strmm emo tion." 4444444 4 444 COOS BAY CRABS MUST BE EATEN IN COUNTY SA LKM, Ore., Nov. 20. Neit her salt water crabs caught within the boundaries of Coos county nor those brought in by deep-sea fishermen from beyond the boundary can b legally trans ported ouMtle the county, says an opinion by Attorney General Van Winkle to t he tate fish commis sion. comes in plain, ifteanant'tattinff tab lets. Js'o trouble to carry, and to ra.sy to take; but fltrazingly olll cient, yim'H find nut! I';' he's (old (oinjvHin'I work m miiokly ymril think it lurk the tlmt time. 1 liat neh fcverinli ftpIinjT simplv,4iiii-he-; dyrffc," U"-" nnL thrrtui art lomfyrt. .; ,(;.. hre ii'noi ai;l h'Mitbnf bftri&fx riuv. All (liitLoji jive it. Ait-ncrous paik.ige ItK . , , . '.rm . BY TIGHT DEFENSE LOS AXOKLKS, Nov. 2G. A) A defense against tho hard-hitting attack of the Washington State Cougars with Klmer Schwartz th" leader in these ground gaining tal lies, is the ' problem which fared Coach Howard Jones' University of Southern California foothall team today. The Trojan grid master has a hard dummy scrim mr.ge outlined for ibis aftei noon, determined M place the second conference defeat in the record of the invaders as a parting shot at the Pacific coast .standings tills season. Defeat for either eleven will eliminate it from the present five cornered tie for top honors, nmM a victory will give I. S. C. squad I a superior percentage over the other contenders by virtue oft more conference games. R'B PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. lifi. (JP) Kldnn .lenne, coach of the Wash ington high school foothall team here, was hurling his squad thru elaborate final training this week in preparation for the "Intersec- tional" game hero Thanksgiving ulny with the ilend , high school team. The game will be plnyed on the Multnomah stadium field. The Ilend Lava Bears are snid to have the highest scoring average in the state. In nine games they scored $29 points against 24 pofnts made by opposing teams. Washington has made 173 points against lit. The Washington team yesterday was awarded the city trophy em blematic of the city championship. WASHINGTON. Nov. 2fi. (P) Seattle ami Tacormi must cut the'r I consumption of electric power to an absolute minimum if they wn:it , . ...... live Johnson, Be publicans, of Washington, and representatives of the two cities, said the mayors of Seattle and Tacoma would be call ed by long distance telephone Im mediately and .sited to furnish the navy with assurance that -'ill un necessary light! tig would be dis continued. rcSNKN; Germany. Nov. 26. (P) Kight person wne injured se riously ami four others hurl slight ty in a terrific explosion this morning in the nhlfe market Hal Ion Weberplats. The blast wan attributed to gas linkage. It was f a red (here might be other vic tims in the debris. The market Jiall collapsed in the explosion, burying shoppers. There was considerable vaterial damage. , " KEROSENE CANCER CURE TRIED IN NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND. N. Z. P Kern sene injections have been used iih a treatment for cancer In the Auck land hospital. A resilient of Frank ton wns brought to the hospital two years Hgt suffering fmm what the hospi tal uutboi ilies diugno.sed as'cancer. He was given the kerosene treat ment for a year and discharged, apparently cured. Since then, the doctors cla lii, there 1ms been no recurrence of I be d Isease ,n ml a recent exa ml nation by the hea lib department revealed only a cavity where t hp 'growth existed. The kerosene was Injected nt a high temperature and allowed to cool to bland heat. The process wan up pbasant and painful but the doctors believe that the cure was worth the trials of the treatment. FULLER COMPANY HAS $10f000 FIRE DAMAGE UOIITLAND, Nov. 2fi. FN Loss estimated nt M0,fafl wan caused hern last tilght wlif n fire swept through the Klass beveling plant of the w. P. Fuller I'aint company. Luildinp, machinery nnd Ptnck was damaged. There w.i.i no fire In the boilers and the plant wus closed or tho wefk-end The fire had pained considerable headway before the nlarm was wounded. Tho AsMMdutcit Press cameraman caught Smalling. Stanford's pcwerful1 half. Martini; tin scxnukI of two long runs, on consecutive plays, which brought the ball to ( alifoi uiaV 4-anL line and made possible the Cardinals fiit touchdown f it 21 to fl victory. BERGHERM IS LEADING BIG JEN GRID SCORER CHICAGO, Nov. 20. &) Rus Rergherm, Northwestern fullback, finished the season at the top of the scoring In Big Ten competition with 3S points, a three lioint mar sin over C.len Harmeson, Purdue star. Art Pharmer, who tied with Rergherm nt 03 points, for scoring in all games, ' finished third with 28 points. The increasing popularity of smoking in the United States exactly parallels the growth of Camel Cigarettes. Camel has given smokers a cigarette of genuine quality ... a marvelous blend of choicest tobaccos . .,. mild, fra grant, satisfying. This is the quality that smokers depend upon, and they can rest assured it will never be sacrificed. Taste in smoking, as the real pleasure of smoking is experienced, leads directly to Camel quality. ' ' ' ' :'- when they learn the difference they C IM. R 1. Rm.Mi T.kww p.r. 1. in.rra.S.l.n. N C i TALENT CAGE TEAMS ' WIN AT'ROGUE RIVER i TALK XT, Ore., Nov. 2fi. (Spl.) The Talent basketball tennis play ed liOKiie Illver teams at- Uogue 1 liver, November 2 2. Talent va victorious In both bames. the girls' score being 1 7-24 und the boys' score 17-io. Burns Liberty Theatre opened to public. re- . pleasure flock to PORTLAND PUCK TEAM TAKES LEAD IN EUGENE j YAXCOrVKR. It- C, Nov. 2(1. j (Pi Displaying speed aplenty and a superb defensive against the Van couver Lions, the Portland Iluck aroos boosted themselves into the leadership of the Pacific coast hockey league here last night hy n 1-0 win over the champions. It was another overtime struggle be tween these teams but this time Camels made a national ! TURKISH "llZf)ME$ 1 II rfM -V Gamriels I . Y XX . M a ss., Nov. J i; iP) Mayor ltnlrh S. Ilauer s.nv .s( much drinking at the Harvard- j aJe rootball game at the Harvard stadium Saturday that he has ord ered the Thanksgiving day high school contest here to ho b'.tie dry or be stopped. Twelve thousand persons at the j stadium, he estimated todu, were ; more interested in quart bottles and hip flasks than anything else. Many women "took a puM out of the bottles the same as the men," he said, and neither police nor tho faculty interfered. ! The Hev. Garfield Morgan, pas- ( tor of the Center Congregational ! church, according to the mayor, j was approached by some one in a I big fur coat who said to him, "You j look like an old timer, have a drink." "Can this,' he asked, "be the ! same Harvard of 'which the late; President Kliot used to boast 'the i factor tlVat made It the dominant educational institution of our land was that she had been building men for nearly 11 (HI years?" On the mayor's order,-the police j chief will station fifty patrolmen iiiiii Ht'iKciiiiiN on ouiy i tmrsiiay ai the I .y ii it Knglish-Classicul high the bucks snntebed the victory be- i tore the ndded period wns it min ute old. ' JACKIE FIELDS SIGNS i FOR BOUT IN CHICAGO! CHICAflO, Nov. 20. (A1) Jucklo Fields, world welterweight chum pion, and Hilly Light of St. Paul, have been matched by Promoter Jim Mullen for n 10-round hout at tho White City menu December 2. Kugene Construction being ( rimiieu un i t ,uuu i l im n u. i Campbell memorial building which I will house, fine nrts murfoum of I Cnlversity of Oregon. have .' 'v i. smoking With years of steady growth be hind them. Camels continue to grow. They are smoked today by moro millions than ever before. school game with orders to nrrest nil persons who drink and to atop tne game ir drinking demonstra tions become serious. DKTROIT, Nov. 2G. It whs learned today that "several" stu dents of the University of Detroit have been expelled as thn result of disorders which occurred In lOast Lansing a week ngo last Sat urday folTowinr tho nnntml foot ball game between Michigan State college und the University of Detroit. The Rev. John P. McN'Ichols, president, declined to give the exact number expelled or their namer. saying "the boys are dis graced enough now hy being dis missed, und I think that is punish ment enough." Coach OharleB IS. Do rain of tho University of Detroit had attribut ed the disorders following the game to drinking on the part of followers of tho Detroit team. JACKSONVILLE, Kin., Nov. 20. VP) Soft UrliflcH must bo norvoi In pnpnr cuw nt tho ThnnksRlvinR fciulmll jtnmo between Klarlila nnd : WnslilnKion nnl. Leo. Anybody neon ilrinkinc fiom n bottlo Is to lie ejected, tleket money lieins fe fumled. THOENIX, Ore., Nov. 26. tMpeeiai) aeverai nuntors of this vicinity hnve tried their lurk In the Klamath country and nil re port fair bugs' of ducks. Among those reported uh returning with birds lately were Jack Allen, Ken neth "Watenburg, Leo Furry, Delno SJoan, George ., Drake, Arlett An demon, Bill Tnrnbough, Buy Bur leson nnd .lack' Mnrtln. ' v ' PHOENIX GUNNERS GET
