P'AGE SIX
Mli jitifiAta&dffl ATHLETES iRljT m "W gg
ninrn i i n n i if Ui msjaxm inn nurn inn mi 1 -- 1 - 1 1 . rzL- .1-
iii 1111 n iff iva " iiiv 11111 1 1 ilium mr jr-f.. &ra . . .. ..
BAOtDflLl IflAI , s DI UVUfOIKHin ifttfift ftCTj .i
BEUJPTED r-KMS' j JOFCOMPETITION! p
American League Magnates IO Survey Shows Increased! j
Will Discuss Question of ';'::'N!a"T': xSilrf,. Blood Pressure, Strained 1 If I , !
Following Phil Ball Edict '71 8 iW&M" Hearts. Exhausted Tissue, I ; , I Vp:
-Pays No Revenue Is '
View. :jti:
' ' Hy C'liiirlc V. 1itnliU'y.
'AsAofiatrd l'mm Sports Writer.
' C'l-KCAUO, Iec. C Ai The Im
portant queation of uilowlnf,' nulla
UriitidcusiinK of baseball kihh:h in
the Vmerli-un leuguo will cwine up
for, conHlrtcriition when the uuU
uwhtira moot In the Ilnti'l ('onimo
lorif( Now York, next Tuiwluy.
i'C, Jiurmml, proHldent of the
louifiit. Indicated today that th
own era nilBt decide to follow th
decision of 1'hll Hull, owner of the
Hi. ! ,mds Urowim, In denying ,thu
Mii'HoKu f liroadrnHllntf frnm tlm
St.ouls iark for iho liiKO w.-a-Kon,
.
4- TreKident Itainanl uid broad -eatlnK
of baseball "hud become a
IniKlneKH an adverllsliiK IniHliieMH.'
with the broadcasters reaping the
infipefal reward and with no fl
uan'eliil returns koIiik to tho Ijiko
hall claim which provide the enter
lalhment. ' "When he brondcastliiK of bano
Jj.'il'l : Kanien first eame up for dln
cifHslitn," i'renldent. J laniard Ha id
lod,ay, "ItaMeball nnn were opposed
to 'It for the reason ijiey believed
it would hurt the ein-uinlion of
newspapers. I.ali-r on, some of
the flub owners figured h would
hurl the atlfiidanee at thelr kunioh.
"Now We need dfsellMH neliber
phase of 1 his uiiesl Ion. Itndio
bcoadeastiuK has bwiime a busi
nessan advertJ:diJK bunlness. Ma
jor lea k ue baseball has afforded
tho liroadi astlnK company the op
port unity t o sec u re a la rnv ' flu -d.'enee
for such advertising for
which they are lavishly paid with
out cost to ihemselveH.
"In other words, the broad
en st( rs are reaping n golden har
vest from tho major league club
without any financial return to
tho clubs which provide the enter
tainnieul."
ItepnrtM have reached I'resldenll
Jiarnard that one broadcast. ntt
station, giving a radio description
of 'gatneH in one American league
l)i i r It, has ailverllHing contracts for
1t,t'0 totaling $90,000 for baseball
it lone.
Webfoots Take Light .Work-:
out in Jaqksonville Before
Boarding Train Florida
Loses Veteran End Thru
Injury , t ? ,
Aotlateil iMcMS Stuff Wi-ilor
ATLAfNTA, Oil., lH-o. 0. A')
The KlurUlu ami Oregon foutUall
inarhtin'M (,'hwh totnurruw in Uu'
Alutiimiti'H'iunio (iaiiitn bowl, Mi
ami. 1 . ' ' y
Tho Orouun 'etifuotw imikhkou
In h Huht worltout in .liu-ksnnvlMt
yi'Htonluy hefo'ru liciutln Houlh
wiinl. Vttti AtliKatuiH pnlleil out
of thilr (laini'wvllln tmlnhm uninp
lUHt'nt(;ht and JoIihmJ the On-Rnn
Kquail at I'alutka, lu romplotis the
trip on a Hpi'rlal train.
l)uk' Van Sirkli', votorun Florida
tml, injun'd In tho South Oini
llita Ruino Hevi'ral week nno, will
hot play tomorrow.
"Monk" DoiMi'tt. tho sophomori
who flit mIi yd drill luuily uMuintii
'ahlnRiiin nnd U'o ThankswlvlnK
day, will takv ioiHlhri-ml'rt It. ill'
hack pout on the flrnt oUvrn, with
riutilN nit hiK running nuK'. t'ap-
tain"' Cuwthnn and Crahiife will
round out the hark Hold ituaiiel.
Tho looiu:ia TiH-h Yellow .lack
HH (0-.pP( oir their training pi'o
fiaiTi with u hard notion yostfr
rlny In Atlanta in pt oparuliun tor
tholi annual lilt with Georgia at!
ftthon.
"Stumpy" IUmovoi.
Trainer Hunoiineoil ' Stumpy"
pi'JtiuiMon, Tech' r at ha If hark,
vjni was hurt In xi'-rluuiumo earlltM
lu tho week, would ho In shnpo
for tho fliml irutuo.
.VAt AlheiiH, the HulldoR eonehrs
.worked overilmo peiTntlni; a d-1-f
cniio to halt the' uorlul titlark
that Toeh U oxpoeled to offer.
Jli tho laHt HrriinmuKO the froMh
inhn wiund, runniMM: Terh fui-nia
tiitnw, neored twteo on pusm-n nnd
throw a real maro lain the vandly
uihk8.
North Carollnn nnd Duko moot
at Dnrhiim.
Although two valuahlo rrrveii,
I'nti! Moydrlrk. hulfl.irk. and Ku
Rohe Mayor, Ruard, havo horn
ruled invlltflhlo, tho TounoBnon
Volnnloom nro ot fnr their final
ItriiHh of tho your with Kouth
( nrolinft nt Knoxvlllo,
The old HnorH of Maryland ox-
pool to tnln WtHtorn Marylnnd'M
perfort record whon tho two
oIovoiih ltirot, nl Haltlmoro. Vot-
rrt Mnryland lend thfl natlon'R
toamh wllh 1 fi vlrlorlef nnd no
V.". : ' I
nnrnnu iir nn
FOR SATURDAY
GAME IN SOUTH
defenia or tic fianica,
I Vmfm I ! Tnrn I inomonto . rinnn ' V .1 !
IvJ i I Wuffjf I I " ' waoiiiiw I .1
I h Vm ll' Used to Stimulate. ' I i
Uy ()t II. Keelcr.
All the trick shots In golf aren't
done by Joe Klrkwood though' I
hitve Illtlo doubt Joe has picked
up this one by this time. I saw
it first t the JilliH national open
championship at WIn.e-ed Koot, and
it was A I Ksplinisa. eventually llu-runner-up
In that event, who show
ed It to IIK'.
The Idea is to lake a puller,
bidding It six Inches from the end
of the shaft, as if you were going
to pult with it, and place the ball
In the usual position, and then
stoop over and hit the ball with
Iho end of the shaft.
That doesn't sound hard, but Iry
and do II.
Al inanayi'd ll easily enough.
First Gridders Barred Nothing;
.. Nine Fatalities in 14-Hour Clash
Hy Hh'hanl Miassork
(AP I'Vaturc Service Writer)
' xi:v .vtnt'rc itoporU of
foothall'ri coin iiierclullKn lion nol-wilhHlandlnff,.-thoro
i roeonl ovi
donoo. Hint tho old fighting Hplrll
of n nclont plKMkln timnors Ht 111
IIvth.
When it -firry end named Lai'oy
Weslerweller turned, on hi way
off Uio field, and made a llyltiK
tucklo from tho KldcllncM to down
tin oi-OKon halfhai'k at Seattle UiIh
fall, 11h ilk'Knl play was Hcrlhhled
oil tho report era pad as a l-'rod
Merklo:
Wwterwoller prohahly knew tho
iuIon well enough to preclude any
Idea of dimlnlHhliiR tho score
fmalnsL IiIn defeated team from the
UniveiNlty of WushliiKtuu. It may.
therefoi-e, huvo heeu tmtt ho wiim
actuutod by tho name luliorn ln
Mlinnt which influenced tho bloody
bottom' of Old l-JnKland. 1
At any rate, tho football contents
of GOO yours hro eaiiied tho name
of "piiviikc camp," so oiithiiHiastlo
wore the ptiKllUllc pluyoi'H, who
bov(il and Rnipplod, iik well uh ran.
Tho Ramc'H iiamo ORfrlnatly wiih
"camp-hull." That was hack in tlm
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
Dr. Krank II. Izciidly. the lel-('ORi-nphor,
ha' found that rohIs
were pitched I (Sit 'to LMM1 yardH
a part, bohiR formed of tho clothes
thrown off by tho coiiiptdltorH.
First Call for practice Finds
Record Number Out for
; Suits-rOpening Game of
Season in January With
Grants Pass.
At the first call for Ihe hltih
I't'limd basket hay kcmsoii held last
cvcnhiK, hy t'oach 1!:ik;mj, 7(1 hoys
reported, a record. 1'rnetloo will
officially Ntart tonight. In previ
ous yearn, the lilMh water mark for
the fltsl eail lias heeu around
The laiRo numher of athletes to
Mlect from ma It cm live chances for
a team bright, despite the loss of
inoxt f the experienced playerM hy
Knuluat Inn. A mopK (ho Tti there
oiiKht to he a couple of Mars, and
a long distance shooter of uncanny
ahlllty somethiiiK a Med ford
I cum ha never had, hut always
neeih'd,
The first conference Kume will
l)c played with the (irantx l'ass
tih;h sehoiil tn .lunuary, and iH'Ho
tlatlons are underway for Kiunes
with the Orcj-on Krosh, Salem,
i:ut;ene, and t'orvallis lilith scltotiW,
Thomas, (i. llimliFi and (Irecn
are amniiK the veterans who re
ported. (Irecn will not he aide to
(day after (he end of the sementer.
Moultftimery, of I'hoonlx. n secop
ditry Hchool otar last year, is ttmotis
the new recruits. Zmnhmtin, ller
rltititoii ami While of last seasou n
juidt.r hiuh sclioot squad ar nlho
a vailahlc.
only two Kamen will he play d
this year w'hh th,. Ahlatid niuh,
instead of th four Kames of pa!
years. Tho first name will he
played Kehruary 14 and the second
i-'ebruary us,
76 CANDIDATES SEVEN LOCALS
FOR HOOP TEAM SAW ACTION IN
FYFfl RY HARFN FROM llfllPl
blLU 1 I I II IUUI 1 ; I IIUUH LIMLUI
1 ! ' .
1
MEPFORD-MATTi
jfgCM $1 liHiM'collcKiiuo nnd intnrscholaHtle J J V"Jk
JfBI&Wm ' l,"1't comnnltion Is accuHed by a ' 'V s ifA ft
jitWJ1 I 'r'lf'rk Hand Honors ltttodJ- - V'j "j'.J
j The trick,' hi; explained, was to
! "cock" the wrists mo the head of
j the club was pointing us siraight
j up as possible.
j "Otherwise, the head of the club
niiH ine grounu mnure you vu-i
bring the end of the shaft against
the ball, and that byiinces 'the
shaft upward and oyer tho ball,"
: Maid Al.
1 Vim are supposed, of course, to
, keep your knees as nearly unbent
j as possible, and to strike the ball
' fairly with the end of the shaft in
the direction in which you would
pult ll, if using the club. In til
usual milliner.
Al had a hit of celebrated pros
'trying the little stunt, at Winged
I Knot, hut I didn'l see anybody do
' It' at the first attempt.
! Much toniii, 10, 1 2 or 15 a sllo,
j stood iii line midway hotwoon thn
jffiyHls and a historian named Spur
doim rocorded that an Indifferent
spectator (ansu tiling there was'
j Kijcu a one) threw tho ball midway
I between the players Mlrlpped to tho
iskln, whoso object was to hoIzo and
convey it to their own goal,
j "Tho shook of the first onset to
! catch tho fulling hall," Spurdens
j staled, "Is very great."
Tho contests, especially when
j the players loft thuir shoos on,
1 were not infrequently fatal to
many of tho combatants and Spur
dens wrote, that ho hail hoard of
! old person:! speaking of a colehrtit
I rd Yiimplug' of the county of Xor
: I'd 1 1; against Suffolk with 300 on
j each side.
; "Itoforo Iho hall was thrown up"
ViKotolly says, "tho Norfolk 111011
'taunted those of Suffolk by lnquir-
Iiir if they had brought Uielr cof
i fins, and as was naval i' cases of
jthis kind, after 14 hours' play, the
j Suffolk men completely defeated
tho Norfolk hoys.
"Tho result of tho contest, how
over, was disastrous, for nlno play
ers died within two weeks after
tho (tamo. So violent was this that
1 ultimately t.io content was railed a
j 'fighting camp.
"The same died away in Suffolk
in consequence of two men having
been killed at lOalon In their strug
gles at a grand match."
rNMVKJtHnV.SKi O It K O O X.
Knuene. Uetu ,(U (HpU) -Hm'n
I Med ford men, Ml members of th"
! frtshman football team, played in
j football Karnes this year. Alfred
j Stoehr, Kuard, and ex-member of
(he Medford hluh .school cjiam
! plons, played longer Ihdn any of
ibis s(Uitd members, constiminji n
l total of U4N out of a possible 3
j minutes In five Kaines.
llernle I lughes, center, and an
'other member of ihe l!'-'S Medford
i eleven, ranked second with il
minutes. Hill Morgan, tackle, was
I on tho gridiron for Oregon during
4 minutes. Jack Hughes play
led 1'iti minutes: rilff tlarnett was
In the g;,me I'-'S mlnutcN I'dlt liow
erman, 10 1 minutes; (Miff Moore,
"U minutes. liarnett and Moore
were backs, while Itowerman ht-ld
down a guard position.
I'rlak Callison, frosh coiu-h, ne.l
30 men during the season and lo.t
but one conflict. The' defeat vas
administered hy tJie . S. (.'. Hooks.
7 to (1. The game wa played M
Medford. However, In the return
match with the northerners, the
WehfooU evened the count with
their traditional enemies.
TA Til. t: lUii'K. Ore.. Dec. .
(Spl. )-At lh laat meotlnR of !
Community club motion pictures
wore enjoyed With films howtn.t
! local people "nnd scenes.
A committee was appointed lo
get prices on a late model pro
jector for Iho school. ConimllliM's
were nlno appointed lo r.rrange fo.'
the nnnual Christmas entertnln
ini'lit. .
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
.; .XI5W YORK, Doc. 0. (P) -
Intercollegiate nnd intorscholastle
port competition is accused by
Frederick Hand itogers, state di
rector of health education of Now
Vork of injuring the health of uth
letes. In his report of a survey pub
lished today through Teachers' coir
lego, Columbia university, he
charges that intensive competition
frequently results In permanent in
Jury or Impairment of health of
contestants.
. "rncreased blood pressure,
strained hearts, exhausted tissuo,
torn ligaments permanently weak
ened these are typical of the more
obvious penalties extorted . from
adolescent athletes in any honor
tournament," he says.
Ah an example of I he serious
malpractices to which Athletic
heads resort In efforts to stimu
late nthletes to supreme efforts he
mentions the, use of .strychnine.
Ho stiggostH for secondary schools
in athletic association with a con
stitution which would Impose dm;
tic "limil tat Ions on Iho powers of
couches ami empower a physician
to remove nny player frmn the field
or stop a contest altogether.
SiikiII schools wo u hi be forbid
den to play larger ijik-s unless thev
rouhl prove that they had an ov;-ti
ohiineo of winning.
Mr. Itngci-H condemns champion
ships fts tho stimulus for.mosifcf
t he evils. lie cites a.s examples
tho Kast-West football games, the
P.oughkeepsio rcgu Mas and the
championships in track and field
athletics organized by the Pacific
Coast conference, the National Co1.
loglato Athletic association and tho
Intercollegiate Amateur Alhlo'lr
association of America. . j
a. m. . " r
6 to G:ao lnterworen Pair XIK
ucrvico to KOO, KIKJ, KOMO'.
KOW, KKI
( : :i0 to 7 I'hilco's Thcutrc! Mumn-Hob-NBC
Bervica to K(iO, KHQ.
' KOMO. KOW. KKI.
7 to 7:110 A HiiBtronK Qiinliers '
NBC Hi'rvlce to K(iO, K11Q,
KO.MO, KC1W, KFI.
7 : ;t0 to S Armour Pronrnni NIK'
service to KCO, HK(J, KOMO,
KOW, KKI.
8 to !i::iu l!oi, p-oTnmNitc
ncrvlco to KMQ, KOMO, KOW.
UK), KM, KUA.
to 1U I'nlnn Sorvicu Station
Four NBC bpi-vIcb to KOO,
KHQ, KOMO, K(iW. KPO, KKI.
10 to 10:30 "In tho Parlor" N 110
HPrvIre to KOO, KHQ, KOA.
10:30 to 11 "Tho Nomads" NI!C
service lo KOO, KHQ, KOA.
11 to VI .Mimlcnl Mtiskeloers
NBC Borvhe to KHQ, KOMO,
KPO.
II to 12 Lnuiiliner-Hiirrls Hotel
St. KrnnrlH Dnnco OrcheHtra
M'.C Korvlce lo KOO.
Fights Last Night
"( My the Associated Press)
TACOM.A. Vash.-J)ode IUmtuU
Monroe, outpointed Hay Mcljull
lln, Denver. ().
CIUCACH) M.Uo Dundee. Hock
Island, 111., outpointed It u s t e r
lirown, Kaunas Clio;, (10); Jimmy
Mnhonoy, ('hhagi, stopped 'Joe
Miller, t'hlcago, (0); Harney Hoss.
Chicago, outpointed Al DcHose,
lndlanapollH. ( il ).
oiiK;o-ri.ouiiA
HIU icst. k;v
POIITUAND. Doc. Pi
(fV) A play hy play radio re
port of the Oregon-Florida
football game In Miami to
morrow will be broadcast liy
KliW. The game Is ex
pected to start at 11:30 a. m.,
Portland time.
STECHER-VICTOR OVER
BROWN IN PENDLETON
1'KNHLKTOX. (!.. Per. (!. (,)l
.l.io Stirhet'. (ornirr hcnvywelHlit
unippltim chamnUiii, . il ( mi r l
Aittly lliitwi) nt Niv Yiuit hori
lust nlKlit In HtralKht fullH. taklni;
Imth with tho"l'iunnits clmrH.
WILLIAMS CRK. CHURCH
HAS WEEKDAY SERVICE
WILLIAMS CUEF.lv. Ore.
(Special. I Rev. John Heelehry of
Winters, California (father of ltov.
Phillip Heelehry) Is holding a
series of meetings nt Ihe Melliodlst
chapel on William Crock known
ns the Kennedy chapel. These
nieelinifs will continue for two
weeks or more. Services begin At
H i. m. each day.
IK
OKEOOX, FRTDAY, DECEMBER fi, 3929.
- ;.. .
Robert Maynard Hutchlnftj 30, as
which marked hi inauguration as
Chicago.
Man-Made Levy on French Undies '
Stirs Request for Kick to U. S.
( Asoclalcil' Pim'kk Stafl' Writer) j cent. Oennany leu tlioni in wit ll
PARIS' lPj .'Hip BOveinnient o(.'nn ;S per eent duly,' ):clf:lum ' 1 I
I'i'iinee hits li(en fished lir all 'iu;- pel- rent and lt;(ly..'(i.
nes'liiess to open ronverwil Ions Kreneh produeers , fear tlint 'I'
with the government of the l'nlte-1 : ennj:reHs Hhcmld . .I'llse the tiirifl'
Ktntes cm Ihe Bubjeel of women's j n ny higher the luxtiry-lovinjf d:tn
tinderweiir. 'fillers of Anierlen mi'ht not he
11 e, ins tlmt American women able to wheedle ehoutth money
buy fin per cinl of rhe entire nut of dad to keep . oil wearliii;
lingerie production of Fraliee", French iindor-Kiirmetit's.-wlih
h IncllldcH such Nilk''n and ; The I-'reio h do uo care a twirl
lacy ihlns as ni!;hlles. hlnuses, ; i.f the Inuslache lu,w: much IliKher
yt'-p-ins. cctinhiiialiens, slips, pa- ', iho dresses and nuderarmenls
jamas. ncKhKccs. panties antl liras- are worn, for that oiViiunnizes ma
slcres. , I'-rial. hni they most emphatically
France produced Jin.fitiO.n'Hi da not want th? tariff to ko any
Worth of tliesc articles last year, higher.
of which $0. nun. 000 worth went tn. The his chemise and nightie
help comfort the American KlrF men R-ot together nnd sent n dele
and her mother and her aunt nud! Ration to see Arlstide Brland, at
even her grandmother. i that time prime minister and min-
Thp American, woman sot thoi.ster of 'foreiKn affairs, to ask him
lioness' share at the finer French j m take up the question with Wash
underwear, despite tile fact t hut j injton.
all toirments trimhied with lace! .l. , liraind, who Is u bachelor,
pay 7.1 per cent duty on onlerliiKv received the delegation iind lim
ine, tinted Ktales. ami all tliose:
havliiK embroidery are taxe d at lie1
per cent.
' i:y C(imi:-arl;ani
'
F.tlKland la:es
igiHKK, Idn.. Dec. 0. -r W , r j
Sixty of the 150 student itZ tho .
Intci'inountalii Institute, an n -(lowed
high school here; wtrc un
der cure of physicians today as the
result of an undetermined malady
that emi-sed them to eolhipse in
cIusn. Several instructor were
a Iho taken ill.
The ailment, resenihllnR pto
maine poisoning, developed y enter
d;.y shortly after hrenkfast was
served.
SILVERTON NEWSPAPER
BOUGHT BY MONTANAN :
SILVICUTON. Ore.. Doc. tl.
Following completion of negotia
Hons .which had been under 'way
for a week, sale of the Hllverton
Appeal, weekly newspaper,
to II. J
T. Allen, formerly of Deer Lodge,
Mont., was announced today. The
sale was made by John T. Iloblitt,
editor and publisher of the Appeal
for the' p:. st 1 .1 years.
Nature Man Has Cold.
NIIW YOHIv IPi Hurt M. Mc
Conncll, who spent nine weeks lu
the yuebee wilderness, living al
most Adamlike and doing such
things as sleeping in snow, is
back in New York with a cold.
He caught it on a train.
Laugc llei';)vci ins.
Dt'ULLNCAMK. Cab. Doe, 0.
(William A. UUll) Lange, San
'Francisco insurance man and for
mer star outfielder for the Chi
cago While Sox, was recovering
from a gunshot wound accidentia
receiwd during a hunting trip
near Fresno.-
Dam Contract Awarded
(Kidkn; rtnh, Hcc. (yi
F. Smith, Kcho. Ptah, dam ongl
noer, announced today that tho
contract for cnnfltrucMloii of the
Weher-Provo diversion canal has
been. awarded to the S. It. Newel!
company nf Portland. On., with a
hid of 9U1.:M4. IS...
Itjiilln l'riliy.
I.OS ANCIHI.KH. IW. C IIK'
MpivIv ilcioimlvi. ailviM-wnrc
10 lmw Kimp mil of ilat,. a fm -
use as uolf trniihli-s. Tin- winner
STUOENTS STRICKEN NEW JAPANESE CONSUL
v BY STRANGE MALADY.,NAiV!ED-FOR PORTLAND
: I L' ,- ' ' '
t llu- einwnl P. tl. A. linnney Is ;." imismnon nn n ix un
to reiflv n vailln sol. ! "unions worker
, j ''Paillampnt -without dolay
' Autoist Dies I shiitiltl Institute a luxury Inn nn
HOOD RIVKlt.OiB., lire. 6.7-(,THi.lliMi.'ss.n
I 11 in dlil II. llanlsrn. Urt, I'lirnn'i'
IMrtlaml ri'sliU'itl. tllvil hi n hoa-
! pital Imro frmn Injurlvn sutloreil
whon his aiiloinnhlln Hiiiihlt'tl titr
the Cnlumhlit hluhway.
Sentence Indian -1'OKTI.A.ND,
Ore.. Doc. ll. Wl
Warren Ituff, Klnmnlli Indian, wiik
sentenced to HO days In lull nnd
fined J1P0 yeslordny msin pica
of HUtlly In possession of Uinior nt
Clilloiiulii.
. i
KI.AMAT'I FALLS, me.. Dec. 1.
(,V Dr. Frederick I). Strlekc".
Kioto health officer, was In Ktaiu
nlh .Falls yesterday Inspeetltm the
ciiy' hew j;iaa.iHHi sewage system.
Just completed.'
iv - Asttooitttctl Press f'ftofo
he appeared during' ceremonies
president'ot the University of
. ...
tened lo wlat, they liad t) sav
about wtfiuen'.'; underwear and
America's inan-mtide tariff. -What
be tt I il was not aiinouneed.
SALKM,; Ore, Dec,i G. (ff
Asljlno,. secretary to i tho -Ju-panosu
embassy jit Herlin, has hcen np
polnjted JUpaVicsp consul at Port
land, says a letter received by fce c -,
retary of Ktate Hums from H. Ta
na ka, who hits been the acting con
sul nt Portland for the last four
moiuHs, Ashlno vill arrive from
Herlin to lake charge of the Port-
lai.d office the latter part of this
month, lit which time Titnuka will
resume his pot ns vice -consul at
Seattle. ....
AITIOCH WILL ELECT
NEW SCHOOL DIRECTOR
AXTIOCH. Cm, Dec C -(Spe
ia!.) The Antiocli Parent Teach-
ci s ay;ociatioti will hold Its regular
mce;ln at tho ychonlhollse today
at !l o'clock. A Kood attendance i-"
hoped for as there will he impor
tant mailers to discuss.
Mrs. Sanderson, the president,
will lie out of iiiarnntine hy that
date anil will conduct the meeting.
The matter of Christmas program
and tree will he tljr chief topic, It
Is presumed.
'.KM AY KXlti MOItK
C.WI.Ml THAN AMF.KICA
ASTIIA K II AX lVI Dormnny
has supplanted the. I'nited Slates
as the world s Krcatent consuiner
of Kusian caviar, soviet Rovem
unnl statistics reveal.
The citizen nt tho German. Iter
puhlic this year consumed more
than half fit Kussia's entire export
of caviar. The railed Slates,
which for years was Russia's heat
customer for the pionant.tastlng
roc of the sturgeon, ate only one
liiirii the Hovlet output,,'' f. wi
l ltlXCII t i l'Y AVOI'I.D
ITT 'l'VX tX Ilil.EM'.SS
ni.V.XX. France iP) Idleness!
should he taxed, thinks the city '
council. It thinks no stromily on
"" simji'i't tnui 'i l"'ii i"'"
ll'SOIUlKin.
"1" n"''r ' l" nn rn'1 '" " s-
.' lal Injwmliv anil m Iuhrit id put
pioiniuni nn laBiiu-ss:
i lnwnw M-w l.niiRtiiiso.
COPENHAGEN. DellniarR - UV
Another "universal language"
has been invented by Prof. 13r.
Olio Jasperson. author of several
lextlttiokR on ' TTngllsh.' lie calls
it "Novlal.". and says ll sounds
much better" than n Dane s Eng-S
! lish, ni- an EnglHhnmn'H Danish
l.U.VDUN (J'l Tho IlrliUh ln
slllule of Industrial Art has open
ed nn exhibit designed lo prove
that an humble beer bottle or fi
kitchen 'iuk can ha.'niRdi n thing
of beauty. Lolling pins, stew pois
and sluilhir ftrti les nre on show
hut (alt iiasseil (esi of beauty as
well as technical Ulneu. -v.
CMH AUtraM Co,
tflUv Suwt CnfM AimimJ
Miirrluxc. Utviisi's.
. Angoiu OtumeUo and Velum n.
Ilice. ' "
Floyd G. Helms and Violet M.
.Mullenlx.
AVillis U. Greer and Ethel A.
punlava.
Edward T. Staples and June
Clark.
i i i,.,lnit'i 11
.1(111.1 n. i..w.
Illl-KK.
.Myron .M. Downey and -Maril
Anna :. Koepsell.
charlxH H", llanning and luc.
K. KushcII.
Melvln K. I'.orah nnd lsaliel I.
1'ryor.
Clayton K. Knelund and Isnliel
A. letclier.
Dawoll Xavia and Dorothy P.
Head.
Alphuos W. Finloy and Harriot
It. Siovenson.
Fred(rick Jj. Jiortrum nnd Mar
jorie 1. Ingram.
William H. Hoopcs and Belle A.
Cray.
Nicholas 11. Ilcherilo and Iola
K. Packard.
Louis Zeiss nnd Caylo Williams.
Amnio" M'. Cheever and Kath
arine Nichols.
ercv II. Simons ana j-aium-
N. Johnson.
Itobert L. Allison nnd Emma
,1. Hermetet.
Frederick (1. Tinrnes nnd Myrtle
A. Wolfe.
Circuit C'oiicr.
.Q. I,. Forgo vs. Cioorpe
Hrewer. l'or inoney. .
Schuler-Knox Co., Inc., vs,
J.
Jacoby, et ux. Kor money.
A. A. Madden vh. A. I-'. llnrrK
rhatti'l lien. ,
Lewis Hnper-Kcrvice Station vs.
Art"' Littlefield. Ohaltel Hen.
Jackson County Huilding and
Loan Association, a corp.. vs. J. K.
Lyman, et al. To foreclose mort
gage. -
W. J. Jones vs. Peier T. Howe.
Kor noiiiey, (
Uosa Knopf vs. Michael Ccf'gc.
et ux. To tie lare conveyance nun
and void. 0-
Martha L. Xorris vs. Sterlini?
Mining Co. To foreclose tax lien.
Spratt Well vs. Herbert H.
Waltermire, et al. To foreclose
motuage.
Jackson County Building &Lonn
association vs. Fred Brown, et a.I.
To foreclose mortffagc?. ;
Community Hospital. Supple
mentary articles of incorporation.
fluy S. Conner, Maty W. Con
ner, Porter J. Neff. ' Articles of
inrorpoi-ation "Medford Fruit com
pany. ,
Joseph "L. Shaughnessy. Can
cellation, of assumed name "Forest
Products Company."
F. H. Oeffort. Martin Heitkamp,
Alfred Meusel. Certificate of as
sumbd name, '"Medford Sausage
company.
Arthur F Tucker. Dorothy
Tucker. Assume business name
certificate, "Ashland Hlack Silver
Fox Farm."
' Iloill Kshitn TriliifcM.
' J. T. Brooks et ux to Aernon A
Turpln: V. V). tho of Xl'j of
XW'4 of SEU of Sec. 27, Tp.
S. U. 1 V.
lanra K. Burson to llanistor
Chrlatner; W. D. Lot 11. IHk. 1.
Tultlo's Second Add. to Medford.
Frederick L. C'hamplin et nl to
n. II. Kerry; deed In Hcc. 2, Tp.
37 S. 1!. 4 V; part of the NK'l,
of NWli, Sec. 12. Tp. 37 S. R. 4 AV:
the KM of XKy. of Xli;, Sec. U.
Tp. 37 . 11. 4: the 8KH of Sec. 2.
13. II. Kerry et ux to ItoKue Itivor
Oold Co.; deed in Sec. 2. Tp. 7
S. R. 4 : part of the XYV'.i of
N'ttl of Sec. 12. Tp. 37 S. IS. I
W; K'.i of XRK'of XK". of Sec.
11, Tp. 37 S. It. 4 V- SKV; of Sec.
2.' except the of N'K'4 Of VK
4 I. the Els of SWVi of Sec. 2.
Frank W. Streets ot ux to Em
mott AV. Snider; AV. D. In Tp. 38 S.
It. 1 E.
I.. Alvin Tollefson to AVilllnio
Kacklam et al; AV. D., also (lov.
Lots 5 and 0 and NIV", ot SE'4
ofSec. 31. Tp. Sit S. 1!. 2 AV.
William Eaclam to I.. Alvin Tol
lefson; W. D., also tlov. Lots ii and
0 nnd NW of Si :1', of Sec. .11.
Tp. 31! S. n. 2 A'.
V. M. Horn tn Willnrd F. Horn
el ux; . o. I), to AVVi of SHU nn I
SV; of NE',4 of SV"4 of Sec. 3.1.
Til. 33 S. It. 1 AV.
lien Hilton et ux to F. A. Tefloy
ot al; W. D. in Tp. 37 S. It. 1 AV.
Lamar H. Hunt et ux to Kuliy
Freer, W. 1)., 120 acres, lieinK the
NVj of NKS o "ee. 5, tp. 3li. S. It.
2 V. and tho NYV U of SE,i ot
tec. 32, t). 35, S. K. 2 V.
t'has. S.' Xcwhall to Adaheile
Storm New ha II, V. 15.. In tp. 37,
'Hi R. 3 W.
F.dilh II. I.ooinis lo Ailahelle
, Sturm Newhall, W. I In Hi. 37,
S. R. 2 AV.
Sylvia It. Hill et ux to Adaliellc
Storm Newhnll, V. 11., In- tp. 37,
S. It. 2 V.
A. L. I.oomis et al tu' Ernest O.
Schollander, V. ll.. In tp. 37, S. li.
2 W.
AV. T. A'ork et ox to' AV. X.
rnnip'iell el nl, Q. C. U., In tp. 37,
s. 11.
L. P. Hubbard el ux to Edith H.
Loomls, W. D 111 tp. 37. S. It. 2 AV.
J. A. Klsor et ux to L. P. Hub
bard, W. D.. In li. 37, S. R. 2 AV.
J. A. K'lser et ux to Adabelle
Slurni Xcwhall, W. 13., in tp. 37,
S. R. 2 AV.
Sarah A. Frit ley et vlr to Charles
Floyd Fraley et al.. W. D., In tp.
an. s. u. l v..
Lee lleubleln et ux to Xorn
Frances McNeill Hare ot vlr, Q. C.
I).. In tp. 37, S. It. 1 AV.
John L. Olson et ux In AVitmor
Backache
Disheartening - exhausting.
For ft strong, limber, pain-free backj
men and women everywhere are us
ing and recommending Foley Pills;
diuretic. They satisfy; cost but little.
Foley Pills
, A4iunttc illmuUnl for thekldneya
gefrf hMiy mfcl
For sale nt Jarmm & Woods Drug
Sturo, corner . Main and Central.
I
3 1 lit et ux; W. D. in Saxman'i
Pi'nnsylvuniu AtUl. lo Ashluml.
The Iomollle County Savlnira
Hunk Tra.t "o. lu ('. A. KnlKht:
dped lo Uiih 1, ii. 3. ". 0 and 7,
8, 9. lfl. Jl. U. 13, H, 15 and JO,
of Alu Vlula Ol-chMUln.
II. .U. Johrwon t ux to Dwlslit
L. Plilpiw: AV. f). the K'i of Lot
of l!lk. 3 of riruy'K Add. tu .Med
ford. t
Karl S. Tumy et ux to Frank 11,
Madison; W. J). to llov. Lot l and
2, .Sec. 8, Tp. 35 H. It. 1 V.
Oku Lindhjem et ux to KaiJ S.
Tuniy: W. T). to Cov. Lots 1 and
in Sec. 8, Tu. 3B M. It.' 1 V.
Kenneth V. neetie et al to (Jen-
erat reirumunt l o. , . w. jii i tru
lru, ,,,,
C. A. Rhodes ot. Ux lo Cent rul
Pacific Lumher Co.; W. i). to XW
Vi of SW'A of Sec. 15;, X H H (.;
J XK of Sec. 2; MM'i of WU, ,
the AV'4 of VV4 of SI! '4 of Hoc.
'Sil: and SV H Sec. 31. nil in Tp.'
'.33 S. li. 4 V.; S'.-i of XU''4, Hie.
NM.of SW'4 of Sec. 4; thn U(4 ot"
SKK, the SU'H of SE'4, tho SK
of HW!4. and Lot 7. Sec. li; and
SW'A of See. S, Tp. 34 S. It. 4 AV, .'
Aledford IrrlKalhni District to
David A. Iliiofl et nl;,V. D. i tt Tp.
37 H. It. 1 AV.
The Kistel-s of the Holy Xamos
of Jesus and Mary to Walter Fra
zer lirown et al: W. D. to Lot 11,
lilk. 1, Euclid Park Add. to Med-,
ford.
Elmer Harris et ux to llert S.
SUHicllff et ux; W. )J. to Lot 7,.
Hlhlntter Sal).
John F. Cole to Alice Colo; AV.
13. to the :. 2.22 acres of Lot'l'l
in HIlslnBcr Soli.
Wni. .Al. JlrlRKH to I3rlfel Inc.; AV; "
13. tn the S. 40 ft. of Lot 4 nnd X.
15 ft. of Ltd .1 of J. 11. Itanium's
a. i.i I., vi.ir.,,.,1 k
' "
l' C.. Lucas et ux to J. 11. Thomp
son et ux; AV. 13. lo Lot 1. IHk. li,
Hie-hland Park Add. to Medford.
AVilliam L. Miller et ux to F. C.
I.'uoas; W. I). to Lot 1. I III;, li.
Highland Park Add. to Medford.
Ell XV. Davis to Ed I. liner et it'.;
W. I), lo (lov. Lot 4, Hoe. 17, Tp.
411 S. 1!. 3 E.
J. J. Ossonhrugge et ux to ITarry;
Dunt'ap' et ux; W. .1). to Lots 21,
22. 23 and 24. in fili:. I I of l.nurel
hurst Add. to Medford.
J. li. liarnett el ux to C. ens
lave liromnier; AV. 1). in Tp. 37
S.. I!. 1 W. .
Willi: in L. Mill.-r ot ux to Paul
A. Smilh; W. 13. in Siskiyou Heights
Eextension to Medford.
A. E. AValdron ot ux to Tt. C.
Mulhollund et ux; AV. 13. to Lot 17
of the Oakwood Sub. of J.'.tk. 2 of
the extension of Siskiyou Heigh's
Add. to Medford.
J. il. Keene et ux to AA'llllam L.
Aimer; AV. D. in Siskiyou Heights
Extension to Medford.. ;'
Leon 13. llaskins et ux to O.scar
It. Ferguson et uxi W. 13. to tho
SWVI of SWVI of Sec. 27, Tp. 3'i
S.. It. 4 AV.
jc. w. .nurrny to A. i;. l.yon; tj.
C. 13. to Lot 5, P.Ik. 22. Medford.
M. S. Murray to Lulu M. Wctucl
et vlr; Q. C. D. to Lot 4, lilk. 22,
Medford.
Lulu M. AVotzol et ul to It. S.
Murray;. Q. C. 13. to all of Lots
4 and 5, 111k; 22., Medford.
Everett G. ' Trowbridge et ux to
Tl. E. Harder- AV. 13. to Lots lv 2,
3, 4. 5, 11. 1(1, 17 and IS of lilk.
47. Orig. Town now City ot Med
ford. : : .
Glendale Iunl.llel Co. to. P.. E;.
Harder; AV. I), to Lots 7. S. 9, III,
11. 12. 13, 14 nnd U, in lilk. 47,
Medford.
William I-V Grinstead et ux to
Delhi M l"ndL..i- V 1 l I l ;t
Hlk. I ot Dodge Add. to Medford.
I!oy It. Sloper et ux to AVnlter
Jackson Clay et ux; AV. 13. ' in
Short's Add. to Medford.
.Allnie R.i Meeker et ux tn Roy
It. Sloper et ux; W. D. In Short's
Add. to Medford.
C,. H. Skeate et ux to Elmer Her
rled et r.i; W. D. in Tp. 3.S, S., P..
1 AV. ;
KLAMATH LOGGERS
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Dec. (i.
(A') Fred C.ieke and Clyde John
son, logging camp employes, were
given treatment here today for
bruised hands, after they had been
found tying along a highway near
here. They said they had been
robbed and their pay checks hail
been stolen.
National Forest
Timber for Sale
Seated bids will he received by
Ihe Dlsti'lct. Kovesler, Portland., Oie
gon, up! to and 'Including Jaminr'y
(I, in:!o.' for all-' tho merthantalilc
dead timber standing or down, ami
all (lie live limber marked or ties
(limited tor cuiiIiik on uu area em
brncini; about OOU ucrua wllliin tho
Willow Creek watershed, Crater
National Forest, Oroitou, comprin
inp: -ISd acres In Sees. 211 and IW, T.
35 S.. R. 3 10.. W. M... to be. known
as I'nit 1: and 1211 acres In Sec. II,
t. :u; s.. it. ;i e w.. m m bo
known as Unit 11: estimated to lie
on ( nit I. I.src'.noi) feet II. ,M., ot
western yellow and suitnr pine and
3.724,0(10 feet U. M. of DoiirI.is fir
and oilier spades ot timber, and
nn l ull 2, 7S0.OO0 feet U. M. of
western yellow and siiRar plno nnd
lO.tuio feet H. M. of DourIiis fir
nnd other species of timber, more
or lesn. No bid less (ban $.1.50 per
M. feel for western yellow nnd
suKiir pine on I nlt 1, nnd $3.00 per
M. feet for western yellow nnd
stiKar pine on t'nlt 11, nnd $1.00
prr M. feet Tor HoiiRhis fir nn,
other species on bolh units will 6n
considered. J3.000 must he ilepos
Hod with each hid to be applied $p
lm .""i Miine puce, reiitiiiied or re
tained in part as llquidnteuVdnni
nses. nccordir.B to. cnndlllons of
sale. Tlie.rlsht to reject nnv nnd
nil hlds reseived. flefore bids nro
submitted, full Information concern
InR Ihe timber, the conditions of
sale, nnd the submission of bids
should he ohm hied from the Forest
Supervisor, Medford, Oregon, or tho
Ulstrlrt Forester. Portland, Oremm.
Electrotherapy Chiropractic
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Tenth 8uccenful Yer In Medford
Treatments by Appointment
Natural Methods Food Science
Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965
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