PAG 15 FIVE
' Ambling Alp Gets Close Decision Over Uzcudun in Spain
RFFFRFR VIlTFlWifh M anri finnllMT nQiniMN'MicJvigan's Midget
By Pap
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFOKD. ORKCQV, MONDAY, 11 EC EM I5ER I. IfKlO
With Rod and Gun
By Ernest Rostel and
Olck Green
All-Pacific Northwest
Gridiron Team Selected
IIU LULL J IUIL
ENDS DEADLOCK
OF TWO JUDGES
Crowd Excited As British
Arbiter Rules Against ;
- Compatriot In Ten Round
Battle, . ' i
HAltCEI.ONA. Spain, lice. 1.
OP) -It took an ICnglish referee,
Moss DyonR, to nettle the box
ing war between Italy unit Spain
In which I'rlnio Curnora and
Paulino Uzcudun were the armies.
Dyoni; east the deciding vote in
favor of Camera yesterday and
ruined the exeltemont of the
crowd of ao.Oou to He highest
liteh.
' The two Judges disagreed after
ten rounds of closo battling and
they stuck to their opinions to
day. The Spanish judge, Ousa
novns. said that he believed Paul
ino should . have been given, tile
decision by a very slight mar
Bin, wlillc the Italian judge.
Muzzle, cave his opinion not only
that Camera had won but that
he should he matched with young
Stribilng. Jack Sharkey and Max
Schmeling as foremost contender
for the world's heavyweight
I rhamplunshtp. Dyong raid he
"saw a future world's champion
in Camera.
Paulino Ilatlercd
Although Paulino appeared
somewhat battered at the end!
cf the ten rounds, neither boxer
suffered any serious ilamase from'
the battle and both were able,
to attend various entertainments
afterward. Paulino was bleeding;
freely, taking severe punishment ;
In the closing rounds. His best
rounds were in the middle . of
the fight, when he. staged a fine
rally. The Associated Press score
sheot credited Paulino with win
ning ' the fourth; fifth, and' sixth
rounds -and scored the third as
even. "' The rest were given to
Camera. The' Italian weighed
263 3-4 pounds, Paulino 206 3-4.
The crowd paid about 1,001),
000 pesetas, about $1 10,000 to
see tho strugglo and although a
" few of tho spectators tried to
settle their disputes with flK
rights nfter the bout In the rfhg
was over, a police detail of 1.000
had little trouble In keeping
order.. - -L
EAST 1ST GAME
, Kirc.lONi:, Ore Dee. 1. VP)
Johnny K t.mlller, ticurge Chris
tensen and Austin Colbert, Univer
sity of Oregon football Man, who
played their final game Thanks
givimt day against St. Mary's, have
accepted the invitation extended
them to play In the annual .jcast
wesf all-star game at San Fran
cisco. Announcement of their accept
ance wns -made here today follow
ing their return yesterday from
San Francisco.
" SI. MllffFEAT
PUKTI.ANIl. re. Dec. I . T
The l:nger. of SI. .Marlins col
lege, frum near 1 nipla. Wash.,
defeated the t'ohlinli a eleven here
yesterday In the final fuotliall game
to he played in Multnomah sta
dium. The score was 27 to 0. the
imprcoslve offensive of the visitors
uutshadovvlng C.enc .Murphy's play
ers throughout tho entire game.
i KKATTI.i:. Dee.
-iVl
-The
"rucific Nurthweft Invasion by
the Olympic cluli fouthall team
of San Frani lsco proved n tUs
aslroHM trip for the fallfornlaii".
The San Kl-Mnclseo eleven hew
ed to the West Seattle Athletic
cluh team of Seattle here yes
terday 13 to ii. after losing to
flonwiga university at Spokane,
Thanksgiving day.
phoenIFbasketeers
turn out for game
I'HOKNIX. tire.. Dee. 1. Spl..
The hoys' liaskethall Icimi tins
commenced lirscticing for the sea
son. Scvernl hoys have tinncd1"t
In an effort to nmke tli team. The
llrst (tame will lirohnhly he a"""-'
tlmi ihls mnn:,i.
Don't Endure Slipping
FALSE TEETH
Do your false teeth drop or slip
when you talk. eat. laugh or
.neeze? Ihm t 1h ann iyed and
embarrassed a minute longer. Kas
t"eth. a new powder to spr.nkle
your plates, holds teeth fiim. liivn
fine feeling of seeiir.lv ati'l cm
fort. No gummy, georv. pa'v
tste or feeling. Oet Fssl-eih to
day at Jarmln A- Woods or any
other drug store.
Tho reociu visit of an up
state editor to this section is
roen y local -sportsmen us an
effort to Kain further Informa
tion on the UoKtie river and
Its fish wTcens. It is reported
the editor learned of a num
ber of irrigation ditches up the
river that were unscreened and
that lie saw trout swimmlni;
around in the ditches. AnKlers
fear that charges will be made
that puch ditches were unscreen
ed the entire year, hut explain
that the screens were removed
upon the close of the irrigation
season and the advent of hinhor
water in the river, to prevent j
the screens from being washed i
away by freshets. It Is said that1
while fish may find their wuy ;
up the ditches, they always find
their way- back to the liver.
and is not a condition that exists;
the entire yenr. Kish are always
protected from the ditches at
the lime when they are in use j
and the water Is led over fields i
to irrigate crops.
Charlie JJerwert visited t h e I
Chetco river reRion over the!
week-end and returned with five:
lai'Kc tnlnion. The fish fought
hard and one pulled him toward
the ocean. Kerwert reported
upon his return to Med ford. The
commercial canning season Is
closed lit the present time, bring
ing improved angling conditions
at the river's mouth. The water
wai , ton clear for good steel
heud . fishing yesterday, anglers
say, and only a few were caught.
However, a visit to the river
last Friday by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ovulman of Med ford re
sulted In the catch of four good
sized steel head and several cut
throat trout. Tho steelhead were
caught by tho former and the
trout by the latter. Egg bait
was uwd. Salmon. eggs .were
eatjerly nibbled by th steelhead
but when steelhead eggs were
placed in the water, the fish
refused to bite.
A few mo nib h ago two mallard
ducks found their way to Kogue
lilver Canal company property
on the Agate desert and mnde
friends with domestic ducks. The
mallards flayed on the prcmiws
and have hatched AH duckH as
a result of their M.ty, an argu
ment for the propagation of wild
ducks in this section.
Wild ducks must be plentiful
In old Mexico whore Carl Shoe
maker, former .game commis
sioner, state they are celling for
five a nd ten cents each. At
Aiua Ciiliente wild ducks are
on the menu of two dollar din
ners. The birs are shot by the
thousands and "are plentiful and
euy to obtain at five cents
apiece Tho slaughter of the
birds is expected to ruin the
duck population there in rhort
order. Heavy killing of Hie birds
It hliuit"d for a decrease of the
game miled In this section. ,
r to 7:30 p. m. Stromberg Tarti.in
program. K!0. KHQ. KO.MO.
KG W, KKI. KKSD. KTAIt.
7 ; 3 0 to 8 p. m. Kmplre Hullders.
Kflt). fCIICJ. KO.MO, KOW, KK
CA. KKSD, KTAJt. ,
i to S:ir p. m. Popular Tunes.
i;i).
8:15 to :30 p. m. Sportshots,
KtiO.
to H p. m. Itudy Seigcr'a Shell
Symphonies. KPO. KKI; KIIQ
KO.Mo KtHV 8 to 8:30, R:I3 to
It i. m.
8:311 to 8:45 p.m. Amos 'n' Andy.
KtlO, K HQ, KO.MO, KG W, KM
CA. KKSD.
8:43 to !i p. ni. Southern Har
mony Kour, KtlO.
II to 11:30 p. in. World Wander
ings. Ki, KTAli.
1 : 3 11 no 10 p. m. Paclfk1 National
Singers. Kflt), KSU KOA.
III to lii:30 p. m. Musical Helloes.
Kill). KLX'A. KOA : KSL 10:15
to 10:30.
10:3o to 10:13 p. m. Yir Fiien'
S Jtly. K10. KSI. KOA.
10:4.1 to II P. m. Walter Fcrner.
Untarj' Meets Tiifxluy !
I An intprestlm; ePion .of thpj
I Mclforrl li'itary club i fchciluiol
! fin- tomorrow non t ih Hotel
! Mfflfiml. ThP pronrain wil p In,
Ichiiw of 11. i:. Harder and n larKj
turnout i- Hir.iciiuitc'l. Final plnrmj
j for the Uotary ilMncln pwrty Fri
day nlaht w.ll tc announced by j
1 ,1,,. Lively, chairman. ;
I
Mnyhooil ! ricml- Frjof Vilt
(i. Arthur t'lwrke, an oitlcinn
' t Pi.rilnnd. Is ft KopKt of H I
SmiiPter Smith nivi aitk
It
T.
el...sh and d.iuBhtr .loan, n
rout- himf from a himinnur trip
o the r....i-i. M'i'- CUrke an..
Smith wpre cnniooy t.renir n-i
rhuni in HI Hr:di, Kan
and
nlwivn nj-y a chance t" viit anil
review !d time. T-ureth'T.
SAW UPH EAVA
OLD FAVORITES
California Teams Swept
Aside During Season As
Washington State
Marched To Title.
lty Russell J. Xewlaml. ,
Associated Press sports Writer.
SAX FRANCISCO, Dec. I. W)
Football h.us run its course in the
far west, except for a Tew out
standing Intersectional clashes.
The season of 1H30 saw an up
heaval in pacific
coast conference
circles, with
such establish
ed favorites as
Stanford. South
ern California.
Washington and
California, be
ing swept aside
while a power
ful "Washington
State eleven
marched to the
championship.
'W ash inston
j sevljvo State claimed
the title with
six victories and no defeats and
last Saturday in Philadelphia,
rambled over an intersectional ri
val. Villanova. 13-0. Accordingly.
Washington State has been named
as the team to represent the west
In the annual Tournament of Roses
game and will face Alabama at
Pasadena, New Year's day.
Schedule Kiulcri.
Games last week cleared up the
Coast conference scheduled. Thurs
day, Southern California swamped
Washington, 32-0. to move into
wecond place in the .standings,
while the University of California
at Los Angeles lirulns tumbled
Idaho's Vandals into the cellar to
the tune of 20 to 6. On' the same
day, In a non -conference game,
but of considerable importance
nevertheless, St. Mary's defeated
Oregon, 7-6. Stanford finished
third in the coast conference.
The first Intorseetional clash of
any consequence on the coast took
place Saturday at Palo Alto, whore
Stanford battered out a 14-7 win
over Dartmouth, one of the best
teams in tho east.
' Southern California Trojans will
meet Notre Dame's Ramblers In
one of the greatest gridiron classics
of the season Saturday.
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MACO.MM. 111.. Ifc I. uV An
' a lleed petty hurKlnr. docile flp-
pearinK in hln actions. nUfJil:nly
turned into a denperatf Riinmnn
yesterday, killing two policemen
and wounding two other (Wore
h himself wan Alain ' one. of hln
j vletimK. He nnn Identified m Kd
wln Veril, 2. of Canton. III.
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GRANTS PASS AND
MEDFORD SEEKING1
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Hot It the Medford and (.rants
I'uhh high Kchool fofllmll RquadH
have nui'ecd to play a poflt-Hiiaaon
Hume to decide tlie chaniplonHhip
of the Southern Oregon conference
the proceeds of the game to ko to
charity.
Permission for the rjiiiio Ik
nought of the State Athletic asso
ciation and a decision Is expected
tomorrow. Rules of the state as
sociation prohibit the playing of
post-season games, . Thanksgiving
being the closing date. The state
association Is also considering a
request for ;i game between Iong
view. Wash., and Commerce high
at Portland.
If permission Is granted, the
game will he played the coming
S'tturday, or the week following.
The Medford high school has
k:pl in light training since the
Turkey Jjay game In expectation
that the game would he played.
A 44-pound salmon, the largest
taken from the Chetco river by
hook anil line this season, wnh
caught yesterday by MIm Km m a
Jenkins of this city. And It's going
to make a lot of people happy for
Miss Jenkins donated tho fish to
the Volunteers of Amorlen, who
are dividing It among the poor
families of Medford.
Miss Jenkins was assisted In
landing the flh hy Victor John
son, oiher members of tho fish
ing party were Miss Corn Itureaii
and II. C. Sims, The fish wilh
caught' a few miles from Urook
Ings, which is becoming one of the
most popular resorts on tho coast.
POLICY IS UPHELD
WASHINGTON, Dec. l.lPi
President Hoover's oil conservation
policy was upheld today by the
iJtstrlet of Columbia court of ap
peals. The couVt sustained the order
of Secretary Wilbur In March of
Inst year, that pendinK applications
for permits to prospect for oil on
government lands be rejected.
Wilbur's order was issued the
day after President Hoover enun
ciated his conservation policy In s
brief statement to newspaper men.
raylnir there would lie "complete
conservation of KOvernment oil In
this administration.
I
MEDFORD WOMAN
LANDSGIANT FISH
GEORGE EADS OF
ELK: BOWLERS IS
LEADING LEAGUE
1eoro Kails of the lClks bowliiiK
team ia Icaillnie the Oily league In
Indivlilual score, having amaHxcU
an average uf IK7 iln in the three
Kilmer In which hu; lias parttcl-pa-ted.
'
Al HaKen and Ceo. (Jates are
tied for Keeond honers with aver
ages of in'.'.
AveniKeB for all local team Mem
bers follow:
Name Team. O. Ttl. Av.
Kads, t!co., Klk 3 160 187
llaitcn. Al. .M.-T. 3 540 1X2
CatcH. !.. :aten Auto 3 516 1X2
IIhkvii, ;lllll, T.Viu 3 B3I 171
Kalikill. II.. IJIkH 3 MS 173
Hahn, Al, Nats 3 SOU 169
I'rultt, Hoy, Elks 3 505 1BK
Pattnn, )., M.-T... 3 504 16
Murray. Jim, TypW... 3 50 1 16H
Kubrick. !.. Med. O.I,. 3 503 !X
Noud. Tom. Nutu 3 501 1117
Del.l.Mle. A., Tclcon 3 497 100
LounHberry, l., M.-T. 3 47 1S2
Heath. II.. Meil. 1). I,. 3 47" 1511
Newlalid. ,. M. I). U 3 475 15X
llallerk. II. W., Telcus 3 173 l.'.S
Anile. W., (lutes Auto 3 lfi:i l.'iC
c S ill. Jack, Klks 3 467 UK
Price, 'II., :ate Auto 3 459 153
Andres, I. P., .M.Ward 3 459 153
lilinberry. i,N'ats.. 3 453 151
HKylor, C, ;ates Auto 3 452 151
I'arey, K.. M.-T 3 4.H 149
Klllott, V., Typos 3 440 147
Coffin, l, A.. M. W 3 421 140
New-land, Hill, Nats 3 421 140
Cannan, M., finlcs A... 3 11 1 13K
Carkln. Ii., Elks.., 3 4115 135
llateman, I,., M. Ward 3 401 134
Muorc, Jim. M, J. I,... 3 397 132
Johnson, H. A.. M. W. 3 394 131
Satterlee, I,., Telcus.... 3 3S7 129
Ulyth. !,., Tclcos 3 3 HO ISO
(Ireene, 0,, Typo 3 373 125
Watson. .1., Med. 1). ),. 3 369 1 23
Murray, K., Typo 3 342 114
Ilarrlck, M. K., M. W. 1 8 9
Flnley, H., M. Ward . 2 17 9 1
.
Brisbane's Today
(Contlnutd from Pais One)
cnnrontratlnK now on the bid Stan
dard Oil units. Standard Oil or
California, of New Jersey, Vacuum
Oil and a few others.
(ilant dinnsnurs became so blK
they couldn't stirvlvo when stranxe,
savago creatures began ullauklhit
them.
The Industrial dinosaur may have
the saino trouble.
President Hoover appoints Wil
liam M. Ixiak, of Virginia, secre
tary of labor, ilcsplte the objection
of Mr. (irenn. president of the
American Federation of Labor, and
one of the best, most sincere labor
man In the country.
The nation will not agree with
M Green's Idea that the Presl
dent must appoint only a member
of tho American Federation.
y. M. C. A., Heil Cross, or Knights
ol Columbus, might as well say
the President must always appoint
as secretary of stnle someone from
their organlzatioD. Sailors might
.ti.A.r-Aniu,.s.nW--'
as well Insist thnt a sailor bo np
pointed secretary of tho navy.
it is emphatically desirable that
members of tho cabinet, represent
ins;, the entire nation, should not
bo tied up. mid not CONTHOU,KD
by any organization whatsoovor,
labor, temperance, rollKlotis or fin
ancial.
Unforlunatoly, n mujorlty of:
them uro so controlled to n large
ex tout.
111 London, to euro an epidemic
of garrotlng, ovory crlmlnut com
mitting a robbery on tho stroot wan
ImprlsonRil promptly, hut first lash
ed severely as part of IiIh punish
ment. Tho garrotlng stopped.
Winnipeg, remembering It. re
vives the Innh for bandits. Joel
Wyrozup robbod a 'bank. Fifteen
years In jail, with 18 lashos at the
start or the term was his sentence.
His assistants, I'awak and (Iwynn,
had shorter sentences. Only one
was lashed. Members of a drug
store bandit gang went to Jail for
12 years. 111 lashus each.
We are loo humane o try tho
last on any extensive scale, hut it
will bo Interesting to watch results
In Winnipeg.
The lashing' experiment In Kng
land showed that those willing to
choke others are ipiHe unwilling to
endure pain.
Mrs. Keith-Miller, plucky Auiitra-i
Hun, tired of walling for good ----:
weather, started nlono in a small
monoplane rrom Havana to Miami.
Klin had no blind Hying lnstru-:
moots, radio or "turn and bank"
dial. And probably coiild not pump
up, after falling Into tho water, hcr,
little rubber rail.
Tho unfortunate woman is, prob ably,
dead.
However, courage, oven reckless
courage. Is surely not wasted.
The world has hundreds r mil-
lions that aro timid. Horn and there
Is one really coiirugeous, llko Mrs.
Miller, who said: "I'm going to
trust to luck that everything goes
well." Is
Kven to keep alive tho example r:
of cotirago Is to render public ser. .7
vice. I
Professor Kiusteln complains that
business lacks conscience, having
offered, him "fortunes to wrlto tes-!
tlninnlnlH ror all sorts or nrllclesj
whleli ho knows nothing about."
Hclcnco, 1000 years he.ime, limy
decide thai I'roressor Klnstoin
knew about thoso "articles" as
much as he did about the sl.o or
tho universe, tho llmltutlous of
Dpaee, tho day on which "tlino be
gan," ami lite tialuro of tho con
tinlus, replacing old fmhlonod
other, through which things move,
lr they move at all, . .
In llrltaln, unless MacUonald and
his government can armnge some
agreement Immediately, 3H0,UU(I
men will K- on strike, and all llrlt
Ish coal mines will bo Idle. The
situation may lie complicated by a
railroad strike.
Minors demand tho right to work
unveil days and a hall each week.
They can't make enough to live In
less time.
Mine owners say they can't sell j
as much coal as would no mined
In seven and a ha'.f days, which Is
true.
If the governing brains and work
ing hands do not agree. It will be
bad for (ireat llrltaln. Standing
too much "on your rights" Is iluo
geious In some emergencies.
Classified advertising gels result
lly Frank U. fiorrlo, AHMiclntetl Prom SmrlM Writer
following Is tho Associated Press All-Pacific. Northwp-.it football
i Player School Home town Position
j Hill McKallp O.SC Oakland Left end
ililenn Kdwards W.S.C. Clarkston Left tackle
; Charles Lappcnbusch Oregon Ituckley L-cft guard
! Melvln Ilein W.S.C. liurlltigton Center
! Austin Colbert Oregon 9 Kugone Right guard
j Paul Schwcgler Vashir.gton Raymond Right tackle
hyle Maskell W.S.C. Portland Right end
John Kltv.millcr Oregon Harrisburg, Pa. Quarterback
Curl Klllngsen Oregon Vaklmn Loft half
Merle llufford WnHhingtuu Milton, Ore. Right half
Flmer Schwartz W.S.C. Tucoma Fullback
I KANSAS CITY, Dec. I . IO HiX
of the players nameu on tho Ahso
eiated Press 1930 Rig Six confer
ence honorary foolball team nfter
a poll of coaches, sports writers
and officials, gained their places
with little opposition. For the
other five, the vote was close, and
many good men failed to place by
small margins.
A final tabulation showed only
Iowa State without representation
on tho first eleven. Tho selections
follow:
Macaluso
(By the Associated Press)
AdiliiiK nine iioinls to Ills total
last week, I-eomwd Macaluso of
Colgato easily held his lead in tho
strugglo for natfomil football scor
ing honors. Thursday's nine points
bruught his mark up to 144. Moo
ter of Southern California, holder
Player and college
Kast Macaluso, Colgate
Pacific -Mohler. Southern Cal
Hocky Ml. Christenson. Utah
Houthern--Splccr, Kentucky
Missouri Val. Van Koten, Drake.
Midwest O'Ncil, Detroit
Southwest l.elnnd' Tex., Christ.
Wg Ten Hussell, Northwestern
Big Six Battsch. Kansas
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1 The Christmas Spirit l
There is more pleasure in
giving than receiving
during this season
Yet, genuine happiness is all the greater
at Christmas if you have a Thrift Ac
count. It gives you the consciousness
that you have something laid aside
which need not be spent. You realize
that you have something to count on
even if your personal funds are depleted
by the Gift Season.
The Jackson County Bank
ESTABLISHED 18 ' S3
Medford, Oregon .
Commercial Savings Safe DcpotU 55
MBMBGR IBDIM. SESBRVB SYST1H '55
At Geary and Taylor the San Fran
cisco viiltor flnds San Francisco's Anest
hotel. Here, those who appreciate an
environment of quiet liveliness are
to be found each year lees
travelers returning to enjoy
his atmosphere, rortu
Cllft, physically one of
yet oiu wnn its yesri
located in ins very a
Itan San r ranclft;
hrelheCliftg
Shops. HiaJ
t lis
from i
Outitsm
to every
manage tnri.l
the beautiful
the ttructure
nerhsns San Fr
live hotel re;,tai:
teen floors above
decorated amj richly
mhetent room where
a la carte servlra is to
the diner a far Aung vie
rum's multitudinous hill
ahin-itrewn Bay. the teenv
Oakland and Berkeley surgi
iha hills on the opposite shot'
The view from here Is
marvelous, a sedative to tired ne
a delight to Jaundiced ere, a pick-
Knds Steve Ilukuf, Nebraska;
Hubert CaiiiplKll, Missouri.
Tackles Hugh Rhea, Nebraska,;
Henry Cronklto, Kansas Aggies.
Guards Leonard McOirl, Mis
souri: Hilary Lee, Oklahoma.
Center Charles Smoot, Kansns,
Quarterback Colonel Mills, Ok- ;
lahoma. ' '-.
Halfbacks James Haunch, Kan
sas; Alex Nigro, Kansas Aggies. -
Fullback Robert Young, Ne
braska. S-
Swells Lead
I of second placo, also improved his
. position, scoring two touchdowns
i to bring his total to 108 points.
I Christenson of Utah, tallying 12
j points, passed Spicor of Kentucky
- and took third place with 78 points.
The leador in each of the coun
try's nine major groups or confer
ences follow:
Position Total
Fullback 144
Quarterback 108
Halfback 78
Halfback 75
Halfback 73
Halfback 6G
Quarteback 60
Halfback 49
Halfback 48 '
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