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Newspaper Page TextHlJUU'lUlU-JUUiJ llUHUiV.lLLDMJlT1I..HIin'.l.l IAI" U.IJ I I.LI. v - Villi u' PXGE FOUR MEDFORD MATL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD7 OREOON". FRIT) AY.' NOVEMBER 29. 1929. ASHLAND TAKES GAME OF FINAL SEAS0NM2 Locals Weaken in Latter Part of Battle Rulings ; and 'Breaks' Costly for Medford Best Form of ? Year Displayed. f The Medford high school foot IaII learn lost Its annual Thanks giving same tt it ancient rival. A j-h land, yesterday, IWore a lars jioliday crowd, J 9 to I- The locals outr-layed the foe fn ihe first half, held them even In ihe third quarter, and weakened (lightly in the final period. They Idayed in the lret form of the .nr. Th y Buffered a severe jolt early In the firm half, when John ftprcKue intercepted an Achland forward pas, and raced for a was made on a forwurd pan, andj ; the score wax 13 to 13. f t Anhland Increased the margin when Spier caught a forward pa; from M'l-eod. The whittle Mewj jand Medford player (r;ive up thej rhane. Th refere reversed hlm-t self and the touchdown wua al lowed, aftr an inclination to di--; allow it. j CfHMl ConUM. J It wan a wvll played contest, with Hitchcock perform ins in his ' ufual style and iJlck Apiil'-tfut'' ' t-ark in the game, for Medford, ! the h.-st ground nainer, until t haed by the referee for sluifin.'-. Th official at firm cautioned A plefate and th-n hearing th shnutM of "put him out." did . Medford wbh jenaliwil half ih distance to the linul. Herrinston also played a ftronR pme for ih- lorrln. Medford made 12 firtt downs, and Afhland six, hut Mdford ould nt none of the "breaks." and decisions put them in a hole several t fines. Most of the unfavorable rulings came when they hurt the mom. It was a pood pame to watch.. The Ashland hlph athletic fund netted close xn f 1 noa fur their ; athletic fund. 2500 Northwest Boys Studying Citizenship touchdown. The referee ruled M-dford offside, and the ball was brought hark. The same fate over took the .local in the Armistlcv lay frame, after H 4 yards through The Iine-up: M edford - I nomas White Green Cave Kprague ... Cunningham ... An her Harrington A pp legate Wenzel IN. tier Ashland I.KJJ Spier I.TR Howell UH ... Winkhnmn Squire lit'.L .' Taylor .1,TR.. Keaton LK.i Simpson Q Mcleod H f,il H Header V Hitchcock Medford auhstitutinns: Davis-' rington raced 'win for Sprague: Hughes for Ar- broken field. , rher; Zumhrunn for I'otter; Mor J Is r L u N r A V-nt CONFERENCE LIST Km:. WhiBton IV. ( l f Oivmpj, Wjuhinyiofi IK, (i UcMiontiil. Orervn IS la 1 Mtiifcrd. Orroa - LV. (M I hiio. Wahir.ctmi 34r. hro'r. Wahint.n IS to IS Svokan. Wuhiasioa IV. 4l liakrr. Oregon r. flour. It-'bo - D;. Buhl. Idaho , IW. 6 t k B.jckf, IiiaSo . FK FTa cofrce wi!J b- by in the itr.-e ?w t icn of th Kortitrfs? Cvirrit of tS Y. H. r. A. Kir Irrrr.r t ftitar '.m f' up. Tfcr i fwa otrwr iic. ir Mill rcf&rn to tr,tir hcn s .ir to mke of thfir tr.t.j ly rftr c t k rcAp oj trxj ' : 1 11.1 I IIIU I LI M IWI I l FLORENCE STREET! Th loya altendinif these NjrthwMt ConfTfn9 rume frum ufiward of 260 ritmmumiM in tt.r ihrr Kort nwwt Statt-. In t&l yen thi community hi) Lwn ivprcft.Mi at in cnlf rneci. Kap S yur tHrf t j t h-r in a dotrn N' fihwii e:i- N-ar.y zi0 fine Iy4 in llM-r !:'' tontfrvnet-i. liirtctfil by th I..-n.rtoi rour.ril ,f th- V. M. C. A. In rirh c.f th- emttrrfnetn. which m. y raily I lursttl on lit nii.;j a'jv. I These are if finify buyft mhcnntt&. irr iK Iw- urt irMw: m irnp'r ami ' Uy (iri-rnote atf-fulnec . bcyi adie as train olr Ixty an4 liaucru in Christian ! lo th' program ; buy pride; buy arleet li.iMT In ra'h nt.ftr-nc. the ljy will .nd dlruss prjl.m of living. lJi.fr-j.akn h bn.'jjnt (tc in fjre wilb itrobitir.s of aruat. are the heart of ihe&p conferences, siirrn citicrnsliip. . ) and txre the b"y are supreme. The senior- open TfidiT rrenin- ii earh conference ci:y. and clu? Sjfdy aftfrnoon. eiving th boy a U r-un 11 prvicrtm for ih d;opir.ent of m'ru! n I body and will send them heme nrvnft. for having aitr.dd. C"-oixrjiinj vt the ,Wihv,H! Cojncil in lht rrui vx -n rt are rt.utchei. Hich A?hno: an I k-c-il V M. C. A.'s. Parent deirinj ir-forniaiu-Ti mf secure it from the Peat:! r I'nr: land oifice of tbe N.W. Ccunci:. V il.C.A. paKs nt the hands of the wime referee, iris for Apulegaic. 3 hi did not dim the fighting Keferee. IXnhart; umpire, Cas rpirit of Coa'h llagen's proteges,' sidy. though thy lot the vantage of - .. Urs, marker THROWING AGAINST BARN ,;,nh:i GAVE SHAWKEY CONTROL from Hitchcock. j Tied at Half. Sir.KIV F'n. Rob Shawkey. . In the isecond ftuarter. Just le-! new manager of the New York j f..re the gun jwunded. Herrington vankee. learned to pitch a ecu r- I Wked arrow, for a toUch4own. j aH , IhrowinK at a target on a ! umbrunn rushed from the bench, i harn .....ru 10 hiik me goai, ana in. Harry "Juddy" urr ..fa at mx-an at me m(nor league player. !, .... ! genei-al merchandUe .n'iiiiru m rerona core came in he third quarter, when Morris raught a forward pajw, and raced 10 yards for a touchdown. Zum hrunn failed to kick the extra point. Hitchcock earlier Intercepted h forward pan, and raced 65 yard tor a touchdown. No Medford flayer could catch him running up' State league I ho yonnr hmide. The extra point I "ready " H j n,Hd news to Medford people ; who have occasion to drive on j Florence street, leading from Kant I ,Miii street to the Aicred Heart! 'hospital, w the rtiwrt today at ' the city engineer's offu-a that a ; iet:iion is being u;ade for the ; ' construcii.n of pavement, 1C fee,t j j wide, improving approximately 300 1 . yard of street- - - j ' This section U said to be the I trou.est in Melford and ejtpecialiy i . lad . for patients who have been moved over it, chuck holes and bumps making it hard for car drivers to drive up or down the ;hill to the hospital without causing i discomfort for sick persons. Its has been far from a pleasure for : a mo isi. in -good healtii to drive over this street, which has been i the cause of adverse comment for j years, it is said. - - " I Sisters of the Sacred Heart hos 1 pittil last summer completed pave- ment around the buildings at their i own expense in the thought that jthe city would soon construct pav i ing frttm the hospital to -Main I street. This bit of w ork is pointed 'out as being ono of the most need- ed street improvements in Med ! fnrd und now that u petition is j about to be circulated, it is-possi-J b!e the street will be in fii-si class jcomlitions within a few months. ! In addition to leading to the hos- p:tal, Klwrence freet also leads to -quite a number of residences, j The pavement is to be conftruct- ' ed in such a manner that it may be widened when necessity dc- i mand. the "Hroakuway." were much ap preciated anil the 'stunts" by the clever comedian of Jlnwring's dance band made a decided hit. i.,n.i...i-a nf the Jllt'dford high school foothull squad were guests of the local U'Kloll post inn "broke training" with evidence en- As announced at lnt night's party, the next nig legion affuir will be the annual fhrlHttnas hall on Wednesday, JJ'-c 25lh. : Laurd Hill traded a radio, won for j cotton and corn projects, for a ' purebred Jersey bull. Klmiiuth ml 'Klumlilh Iti-nrP-j ntlon I'uiniMiny'H t-KtuliliKhment i!-; tux will oi.Ml for liujiiness nbout i ncvernliiT "til. In firlnn-s hiillclInK j !U Sth und Klumnth iivnucn. I TAU.AHASSKK, Klu. (P) Stll I dcniK ar the aKrlciillnral c-ollno at 'EL DIZZY 0 ' Headachy, billoua. eonstlpaUd7 J Take Ml NATURE'S aemedt - r tonight. This mild, ufe. veireta. r ble remedy will havo.you feelintr una dj morning, ion h eniov ' iree, laorougn powei action with- f out the slightest sign of griping I or diBcomiort. -. Safe, mild, purely vegetable' at druggists only 25c FF.EL UKK A MILLION, TAKE 1 1 f fATi ii i ii-rvTr-rii i rnnn n n ri i rnn r rrnT iiinruniiT a a i i i i i v iiiiiiKiiaiinuniivv w 1 1 ir in ii a Mil I IWI Nl IWAIII-rJlH unrtl nnilMP Htm , lllMM;0Uiy!MU U:Wbl ullu ii ii iu ,,muL.iuun. UtHH 0 ANU j ' I Truman, a for- who ran store. thought young Shawkey, then a boy, could throw well so he in duced the youth to throw each day at a circle painted on his barn. He hired a clerk, not for his sales manship. but to catch Shawkey. After three years of target throwing, and sand lot playing. Truman tipped a friend in the Tri- that Shawkey was was. BACKFIELD ACE I FULLBACK GORBETT OPEN UPi I(I:TI-AN'0. Ore., Xov. 2&. V All markeis were listless today, j fnllowini: the activities preceding j the Thanksgiving holiday. j No report was issued today by r ihe department of agriculture con- i Tex likkerstalf materialize, south cerning the fruit and vegetable si:-! ern Oregon boxing fans can look BY LEGION SUCCESS Medford Post No. 13 of the j Am erica u Region staged another If the expectations of Promoter ; successful hojiday dance at the oriental uardens. a large crowa from nil parts of the valley attend ed the affair and enjoyed -the music and entertainment features until a late hour. Specialty dances by pupils of the Benson Dancing studio featuring Piggly Wiggly Do Away With Marketing Worries PIGGLY WIGGLY solves that problem for you, with its attractive displays of varied and tempting foods so conveniently arranged for your selection. Yoy may hurry or take your time, and best of all PIGGLY WIGGLY prices are the lowest you will find anywhere. It's the modern way to shop and save money. Features for Saturday and Monday CORN Lindv (iol.len. Ain 3 cans ' JC SALT Morion's plain and iodized, OK.r 3 i.kirs CLAM CHOWDER - f Underwood's 1UC Pet Milk 649c Matches 6 J 15c WASHING POWDER White Kim 44c CATSUP ( nlifornia ' Homo. A C n large ISoy. hnules. 2 for iOC HERSHEY BARS-j.lain and nut. Qc MALT Blue KiMx.n. lipht and dark. 3-lb. ean 59c Van Camp h Deans 328c Vegetable Margarine 3 49c WHEAT HEARTS Sperry 's, large ykg 23c PRUNES-X .1 lbs , 29c DOG FOOD Calo. eans 25c COCOA llersliev 2 for ' s. Vrb. tin. 27c y , liliru. ifiiiiKify . .,,. rvi- w;n enm mil rnru-arH lrt a knnrknnr in Ihp main A.KucUte.1 l'r ."port.- Wrller. , aft(?r co o th(. markMs ,.ievenl of the big boijng card nex. CHICAGO. Nov. iili RumwII day. : Mondar niKht at the armory when i Bergherm. Northwestern's work-j r.uttrr and eggs were steady. . Tom Corbett. tow-headed Sacra- hor)e backfteld ftar. i placed at wiih a slight weakness in eggs. : memo fighter, and Kid Denni?. rulllmek n the 19J9 all western j j Denver. Coio., fighter, meet in the conference football team, picked majn event of 1U rounds. Dennis for the Associated Press by nine TUT llinirTO carries tiyoamite iu both fists. Die Ten coaches; and to place him I UL MAWKr I "The to star light heavyweights there, the coaches elected to switch IIIL IllnlllvLIU carry a punch."' declared Terf this Bronko Xaguski. one of the Min- afternoon. "If they connect, some nesoia's greatest stars, from full-1 . one is sure to hear the birdies sing. hack to tackle. ; """"'x. ,ii..'Kld Dennis is anxious to win over The first team, as selected, fol- ; POHTI.AND. Ore . .Nm. -? C0Tben , show local fans he is a : liunrr- milk 'hu"prf""- real ton-notcher. as he ha, won all Wesley Fesler. Ohio State, left poultry, counlry mea!.. onions, po- 19 fights hefor. showing I enJ- l!"'" nU'S- T f ke against Gene OC.rady. rto'r . p r , TrnrmnnQ Hronk.. Xagurski. Minnesota. b"k and hops, steady and had a luckv break and floored him 1 DrUgff1813 Report Enormous leu tackle. changed. in the eariv pan of the ftght. ! Sales of New Pepsin Elixir Kre.l Hoherts. Iowa, left Kuard. , Livestock ' "llennis says it was a lucky j ' Milton Kn.k,n. Northwestern.' poRTI.ANO. Ore.. Nov. 29. (P) i punch." continued Tex. "and he! u you take roai pepsin and take i . , , aille and calves: vucnauiy as ne is sure to win mis lime ( Henry Anderst.n. No. -..western. s,eadv Soibint soUS earlv. Re-. by a knockout. Dennis has a long ' -imB.e r'i'iih, n.,,. ceipts. cale I). IncliMinK 112 . list of clippings and he declares Klmer sleight, rurdue. r.gh t . thu(h ., f1,m , i Corbett will be sadder and wiser "Ur, Tanner. Minnesota, right ! Hogs-Steady. Receipts -75. '' -hen he gets through with his en( , Sheep and lambs Voak. quot-;11'11- , ahlv a-nund steadv Reeint 5o i Reports receivetl in Medford in ;ienn llamiowm. Purdue. quar-iaiM? ouim sifau. nt-ipis ov. ' ,,u,, hna terhack I " ! "'cae "a Corbett has never " i.-IIii " .i r'miH'o Itiiticrfat. 'worked so hard for a bout as this hack ,1"M"fow- lowa- ,"'t h"!f- ! SAN kraxcisc. Nov. 2!..- 1 one. The tow-headed fighter Is anx- r.uu-nai. i o.t. r n rrannsco, ' ions id ueicai me uepro in now lie will be able to meet O'Grady. Ted Miske of Klamath Falls. 135 I-ounds, will meet Joe Martinez of Sacramento. Cat. who will furnish i the action for the six-round semi- I wind up. following three Rood Welch, Purdue. ripht 1 ICalph hatfhack. RuMeIl Hereherm. N'itrthw-t?rn. fulll.hrk Amos Atonto Stacu. T-year-old coarh of the Vnivi rsiiy of Chicago eleven, adhere, to his lwihcy of not naming flayers for "all-teamy," ftaylng that he ft-lt qualified only to ile i a team from lh rquad with whkh he worked during the Brown's. I - Tickets are on sale at BEST FOR BAD STOMACHS - Brings Instant Relief ; It iri liquid form" your ftuhlorn in digestion win noon be a thing of !the past and you will be the owner i of a good healthy stomach capable i of digesting the heartiest meal ; without distress. i Among pharmacist just now a I new improved elixir of Pepsin call ed Dare's Mentha Pepsin is creating ja sensation tht ?alos are enor ' mous. "I think." said one pharmacist ' the other day. "that everybody is i deserting the old-time relievers and turning to Dare's Mentha Pepsin which L delightful to the palate and ends indigestion, gas bloating I and that near feeling of suffoca tion for good not just for a few pre- hours. INSTITUTE OF TEACHERS MEMORIAL SERVICE BY TAKE PASSENGERS Medford flying enthusiasts will havf the opportunity next Sunday of flying in a big TrnvrUire cabin plane from the new Medford air port at one cent per pound. The hip hs room for six pas'nger. in piloted by Mai old Sander, well known here, and will probably be in Medford three We kit to a MH'Ilth. , The ione rent per pound rate will be in effect over the weekends only, the airplane Wing nt the field during ihe werk to make speelal taxi trips nt $12 per hour per passenger, with iYater I-ake trim a spenaliy. .Since September 3". the ship ha taken up ?7 1 3 I.iitb rs on the ).rnny per ixmnil bast and has never experienced trouble of any kind. The ship, of the monopbtne type. ha a Smo horsepower Wright whirlwind motor, capable of pull ing the plane through the nir at a high i ate of ppeed. The cent it pound service will begin next Sun- 4tl y. SOUTH APPLEGATE HAS LARGE BLAZE The latent forent fir to Occupy the attention of the irter nation al forest official ii one of ;on acr which has been burning for several day In the- iMffodil mine vicinity in the oouthern Applepate wtlon, over the California line and which had up to late this fore noon refused to com under con trol. Supplier for th crew of f is litem at thin fire erf pent out this morning to the location, from jthe forest headquaiter off my here. All the other fire which bad been burning in the Crater Nation al forest during the past ww-k were waiil thin noon to te either extin guished or under control. Are You "Hitting On AUSix?" Liver Stomach Bowel Nerves Brain Heart Are They AH 100? Folks, the human body is just like good car, everything must be in good working order if you expect to get the best performance out ol either. You can't expect to feel loo if your liver U out of order, your stomach upset, nerves jumpy or bowels tied up. ou must build up your vital forces nd you weak, wr.try despondent men and xmen who have teen doctonne li.r ages trying to get back the vim and enduranceof earlier years will beaston. ished, delishted and amared to see how quickly strength, energy and vital ityconw back thru the use of Tanlac Cto to vour drugirist now ,-uid get a bottle of Tanlac. Milliorisol loiksliase started luck on the road to youth, health and happiness with this world famous tonic and there is no reason hv you, too, cau't begin today to re build your worn-out tissues and re vttalire your entire system. Vour money back if vou are no j pen!i!y helped by a lair Uul of that 1 morld-Umous medicioe. Wll.I.lAM.-: CI'.KKK. Ore. Xov. (Spl ) The Willianu scho'il 15 progrewirur nicely with Ml-l i Thelina Wilkinson as principal ami ' . , . M. lionnie 1'oilard and .MIm The annual Elke memortoi senr-. Smith a grade teachers. Hecau j iU be ne,d npxt Sunday after- : of Thank-giving and the teacher' "0 at tlie K,k9 temple Bt 2 p. m. ; institute, there "wfji school only on , Hev. Claude B. Porter will pive the Monday of this week j memorial address and the program ThoV neither absent nor tanly!'111 interaerRed with musical! during thi month are Hazl I-ai .-' numbers by the Elks band and the j more. Jerry Sparlin. Jame,. Var-I qnartet. nor. Omssnnce Hennett. ratrlci.j llennt'f.e. Jackie Mootnaw. V.-.rner. lloyat r.ennett. l-inwoil Varr.er. Itomie llolthauser. Wilma Imni'in, Kay llolthatiser. t'harby .!.Hm; v . lniline Varner. Iiern.ce Va lire n wild. M.trion M Her. St a:-l "ehr-nwald. I.bind iirreL, Kdn:: Miller, Kvrn T;l)r. Itoscoe I.e.i-. men. Kathleen Ixmmon and t'ttn-ft-ime 1'inmun, New pupil who camp in the la?t month are Teddy 1'eckh.im. Olar enre Cant well. KveSyn I'antwe.l. I.-rrel Tiller, (sifford Tiler, llolrt Sellers. iMvid t'antwell, Owen T.I !t -nd Warn Tiller. There's plenty of real pepsin In Dare's Mentha Pepsin there's" Menthol and other stomach cor rectives and it is sold by druggists in every city and town in America with the distinct understanding that If It doesn't do your distressed stomach more good than anything you ever tried money back. Ileath's Drug .Store always has a big sup plv on hand. 666 la a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flue, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It la the most speedy remedy known: JONES Across from Craterian EVERYDAY PRICES Coffee Hills' Red Can. One of the beet. Any size can. Buy as many as you want. Per pound .48 Oyster Shell Sperry's Surelime fancy re cleaned shell. Buy now. 100 ib.sk .85 Rolled Barley Extra quality Klamath grownj Recleaned and 'rolled. 75 ib.sk 1.45 8 Lard. Fancy Leaf Fa,t. It's pure, and it's fresh. Bring your pail. pounds.. 1.19 Roasts , Apricots 2 large 2y2 cans 3 9 per pound California ripe fruit packed in syrup. Young, tender pork. Cut from lean shoulders. .19 Pineapple Fancy full slices of ripe fruit. 3 large 214 cans. 69 Corn Extra standard lowa white kernel corn. Boiling Beef .15 Cut from young, tender beef. The kind you will like. Per pound.. Bologna Extra quality. Made under United States government in specticn. cans .. 25 Per pound...... .20 Stamped Goods Sale You'll Find Ideal Christmas Gift Suggestions at Our Shop CAIJD TABLE OOYEliS. Koiiular price 9Hf- to f:i: - 9SC These covers, in a variety of colors and stamped to embroider, are made of linen and Duvetyn. STAMPED APKOXS Beular price ."?V. Two for $1.00 Made of unbleached- muslin; bound in colors and stamped with attractive de signs. . -COLOIiEP BORDER PILLOW CASES Eonnerly 1.19 $1-00 12-incii cases with yelktw. peachor green borders. BKDROOM SETS Vanity, scarf and pin- cuhion. Regular price T5c 49;, ONE LOT LVNTHKOX SETS Up to f."0, One-Third Off Regular Price. These Linen sets. 44-inch cloth with 4 napkins, would make lovely Christmas . ijifts. Handicraft Shop 42 So. Central Phone 702 DANCE SAT. NIGHT AT JACKSONVILLE Jacksonville Museum Benefit Orchestra Dance Till Midnight Novelty Dances EVERYBODY WELCOME Auspices Jacksonville American Legion Club Admission $1.00 REMEMBER THE POPULARITY CONTEST 1