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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1933)
PXGE TWELVE KEDFORD ICSm TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933. T TO BE FEATURE AT FT. Famous Alaska Musher, Scotty Allan, Taking Out fit to Site Snow Carnival ski-Jumpers Practice BfX CVOB HEADQUARTERS, Fort Klamath. Ore.. Feb. 17. (6pl.) High-claw talent will toe represented In events next Sunday, opening Klam ath's seventh annual winter sports carnival. This la especially true or ski Jumping events of the afternoon when group of star Jumpers, recog nized as among the best in the north west, will participate. Included among them are Bend Slcyllners, veterans In the Jumping art. Bandar visitors will see John Ring In action, as well ae Olaf Bxjer sa. Ole Amoth and BJorne Paulsen, whose names are well known In the skiing world. With snow conditions expected to be favorable, new Jump ing marks for Port Klamath are ex pected to be made. Stars to Jump. It la probable Arvld Iverson, alio of Bend, and Dick Barnum of Port Klamath will take part In Jumps the same afternoon. Prise competition for club championships will be held on the following Sunday. Klamath Tails will be represented on both Sundays by the expected entry of Alf Ostmo. who has never failed to make a good showing In past carni vals. Always a popular event, the three mile race for ladles promises to be hard fought battle, Including Inge borg Skjersaa and Dorothy Lovgren of Bend as entrants. They are ex pected to offor atrong competition for Doris Noah, Port Klamath, and Vtnnle and Ida Briscoe of Malln, all . of whom have taken part In ski events tor several years past, Gcotty Allan, famed Alaskan mush er, and his dogs, are expected to ar rive late this week for racing events against one of the best dog teama available in the west. A special track la being prepared, offering Klamath eounty Its first dog race on record. Many Events Ltsted. la addition to other Important faces for nigh school boys and girls, grade school students and for the "Future Defenders of the Klamath." prise trophy for the 83-mlle trek to Crater lake, club officials have pre pared Interesting novelty events, de signed to keep every minute of the afternoon filled with entertainment. Another new attraction will be the presence of the amallest yoke of oxen ever placed on exhibit on the coast. The animals, already well trained by their owner, F. 0. Bishop, do not ' weigh 200 pounds each and will be hitched to a special elod. It Is pos sible the miniature oxen will provide youngsters at the oarnlval with sleigh rides. Oarnlval vlsttors next Sunday are reminded to come prepared for snow conditions. Club officials will pro Tide visitors with bonfire and are making preparations to make them as comfortable as possible for afternoon vents, beginning promptly at 1 e'olock. ' Plans are also completed for the entertainment of the alx Klamath Falls candidates for "Princess of the Snows." whose election Is now being carried on countywlde. f ROCKNE GREATEST SPORTS LEADER OF DECADE IS BALLOT Fifty Experienced Sport Writers Polled by A. P. 41 Put Late Notre Dame Mentor' at Head of List OUTFIT TONIGHT Coach Darwin Burgher's baaketeers left this noon for Klamath oounty, where they will play Klamath Falls tonight and Ohlioquln tomorrow . Bl&nt In the final Medford Invasion of Klamath county this season. Russell Brown, forward, did not make the trip, due to an attack of the flu -and Coach Burgher's desire to keep Ms men In the beet possible condition for the game with Ashland next Thursday. Due to the size of the floor at Chlloquln. the second string will play there. Burgher aald, to prevent possible Injury to play ers. A better slant on the comparative strength of Mc-dlord and Ashland will be available after tonight's game, as Klamath Falls and Ashland split their recent aeries, with Ash land defeating Klamath Palls by a larger score than Medford did. Ash land's sudden spurt to power, under the able coaching of Don Faber. has caused Coach Burgher and the sled ford fans no end of uneasiness. To ' night's game will either relieve, or In crease, that feeling. 1 will appreciate your votes in the Medford Merchants' Popularity con test. ROSAMOND WALL. Tel. 73S-M. SAVE your health and teeth. At these prices you can afford to have your dental work done now, Extractions as low as s .ro Silver Fillings as low as 1.00 Cement Fllllnri as low as- I.VO Porcelain Fllllnca as low as 1.00 Oold Crowns as low as 5.00 Pistes as low sa15.oo DR. R. D. 0OE 404 Medford Center Rldf. phone 340 By ALAN OOLLD. (Associated Press Sports Writer) NEW TORK, Feb. IT. (AP) By a margin so convincing that It leaves room for not the slightest doubt, the late Knute Kenneth Rockne atands out as the greatest sports leader over the past decade, In the opinion or those who have most closely scanned the whirl of events over that period. Of the 80 experienced newspaper sports writers and edltore who cast their votes at the request of the AS- eoclated Press. 41 put Rockne's name at the head of their list of those con spicuous for their coaching, organiz ing and leadership ability. His aeain nearly two yeara ago in an airplane accident has not dimmed the lustre of the genius of Notre Dame and his accomplishments In Intercollegiate athletics. Rlckard, Mack Minority. Rockne's total points In this poll, on the basis of five for a first place, four for second place, and so on, nearly doubled the combined fig ures for his two nearest rivals, the late Oeoroge L. (Tex) Rlckard and Connie Mack. Rockne, elthor first or second on every list, finished with 341 points. Rlckard was next with 137 and Mack had 110. In the following order were these other Illustrious figures: Fourth, the late Miller Hugglns; fifth, Howard Jones, football coach of the University ofi Southern Cali fornia; sixth. John LI McQraw: seventh, the late Edward Klmbell Hall, for 30 yeara chairman of the national football rules committee; eighth, Edward O. Leader, rowing coach at Yale university; tied for nonth, Carroll (Ky) Ebrlght, rowing coach at the University of California, and Amos Alonso Stagg, former ath letlo director at the University of Chicago. ' Dempsey Aided Rlckard. Aside from Rockne. the - poll dis closed numerous wide differences of opinion. Rlckard was omitted or put In a lower ranking by many who fig ured the success of his boxing ex travaganzas was due to fortuitous cir cumstances and a stellar attraction, Jack Dempsey, whose retirement was followed by the big decline in fistic gate recelpta- Othera credited the one-time Ooldfleld gambler with a rare showmanship which made the most of Its opportunities. Connie Mack's dramatic baseball come-back with three straight pennant-winners, was considered more noteworthy as a managerial achieve ment than the elx-tlme triumphs of the Yankees under the leadership of Hugglns. McQraw received consider able support even though his career, as measured by successes, was psat Its peak at the opening of the last decade. Football, with seven, and boxing, with six, contributed the most names to the poll. REDDY INJURED INCAGE PLAY GONZAOA UNIVERSITY, Spokane, Wanh,, Feb. 17. Jbhn Jteddy, sopho more forward wplrnnt on the Gon znga hoop squad, Incurred a broken ankle In a practice ttlt Monday night and will be lost to the Bulluog outfit for the remainder of the season. Reddy had but recently returned to Oonnaga, arte? a term's absence, and his Iom will be felt keenly down the home stretch of the ennaba campaign, both becaune he had been showing good ball and because hla Injury marked the third suffered by a Bull dog basketeer this month. When you're HEALTHY you're HAPPY a HArror days ar usually healthy days. Why not add to these sunshiny days I Poor health and constipation go hand in hand. Get lid of common constipation by eating delicious cereal. Tests show that Kellogg'i All-Bran provides "bulk" to ex ercise the intestines, snd vitamin B to aid regularity. All-Bran Is also twice as rich in iron as an equal weight of beef liver. The "bulk" in All-Bran is much like that in leafy vegej tables. How much better than taking pills snd drugs so often haimiul. Two tablcspoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. At sll grocers. In the red-and-green package. Mad by Kellogg in Battle Creek, Features Found in These Coats: Leg-o-Mutton Sleeves -Inside Pocket Under Arm Shield -Wide Facings Silk Crepe Linings -And th Expensive Loose Bottom .A J TWT- fmf PmT Y II i i l If fy'''u&l ( I I I 1 m' ( t .wvf via i i rioor vr MEDFORD'S OWN STORE NEW SLIPS for Mother and Daughter Introducing tomorrow the Mother and Daugh ter Idea In slips. These are of fine quality "slip sheen." Beautifully lace , trimmed and, - In the wanted, spring shades. -Mother's slips are out bias. 34 to 44. Daugh-. ter's are fitted with built UP tops, 4 to 14. Mother's 98c Daughter's 89c New Collar and Cuff Sets You'll simply love these new collar and cuff sets for spring. Wat silk: crepes, waffle crepes and' organdies. These sre cut to fit high or low noclcllnes. Some hsve metal trims. llllllllllllltllltlilMIIMHHIIIlA $100, tacular Sale of Spring Coats Mann's - Medford's Own Store -Scores Another Triumph! Another Fine Example of the Values. Given by This Store. On Sale Tomorrow at 8 o' Clock 1 00 Coats to Select From and Every One a New 1933 Spring Model With Drop Shoulders, Wide Effects, Interesting Over Sleeves, Backs that Intrigue with Detail and Intricate and Unusual Cutting -Capes -Scarfs Fabrics from Famous Mills Juilliard - Stevens Botany - American - Pacif ic and even a limited amount of Imported English Yardage - and Sherry and Kaufman Holland Wools that include Monotone Tweeds - Harris Tweeds Dressy Plain Crepes and Chic Novelty Weaves - A complete range of sizes. SHOP EARLY TOMORROW FOR BEST SELECTION . SALE OF WASH FROCKS 1 00 NEW SILK DRESSES Men Are Telling Us That "CLUB SUITS" KM for Spring, 1933, are the greatest suit value we have ever offered Men are handing us compliments right and left and why not. Club sulta for spring. 193S are the Jtnfst examples of tailoring we've shown In yeara. , New wool ens. New shades. All sizes. m $1950. Extra Pants $3.00 M Holeproof Autogarts These are Holeproof Saving Days at Manns. Genuine Hole proof Autogarts at 3V pair or 3 pair for 1.00. every pair from our regular stock and real SOc values. Autogarta are the famous self supporting socks. They always atay up. 35p,3for$lP Holeproof Saturday the. Wash Drew section on the second floor offers 100 new spring hou and street frocks for only 79c each. These are smartly made from fat color percale and are real $1.00 values. Your choice 79c. Children's Wash Frocks at 45c. at 79c each Saving Days Again the dress section offers these lovely new Spring Dresses for only $3 95. Real $3.00 frocks In smart prints and solid shades. Featuring the new Ideas In sleeves and necklines-. . . and only $3.95. Other new frock at $5.75 and $12.50. All sizes. at $3.95 each Imnnlno HI Famous Holeproof Hosiery . . . style-rlgHt. color-right . . , celebrated lor long wear slid quality ... at these low prices! Coming at this time, when economy means moat, thewe HOLEPROOF SAVING DAYS, are really an Important event. And .since good things never laat long, you can't blame us lor limiting this unusual opportunity. Tomorrow wilt be the laM day so Bviy Now I Reg. 79c Hose 66c pair 2 pair for $1.25 3 pair for $1.75 Beg. $1.00 Hose 85 c pair 2 pair for $1.60 3 pair for $2.25 Reg. $1.25 Hose $1.15 pair 2 pair for $2.10 3 pair for $2.95 IIHIIIIItltlHHIMHIMIUIIMIIrilllllMtMMIIIIMMIIHMUiMIMIMIItlMIIIIMMIIIIIIIIUII HOLEPROOF HOSIERY SECTION MAIN FLOOR Women Tell Tell Us that Our New SPRING STRAWS Are Very Easy to Wear! Because the brims are youthful without being "young" because they take all the new high trims so becoming to mature faces because they have a shallow look but depth for comfort because we have head sizes to 24 Inches. $"595 Sale of Silks 39-inch Flat Crepes A very unusual value tomorrow In 39-lnch all 311k Flat Crepe. This offering consists of 15 shades Including all the newest spring tones . . a fine quality washable crepe in Just the right weight for spring wear. Regular 0c. Yard C yd. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY 49 2nd Floor The New FEDORA The new "Fedora comes to you In the popular French Softee In white, black, brown, beige and blue. $295 Filet Net Panels From the Curtain Section comes this Panel special 44 Inch Filet Net Panels in tailored style with 3-Inch hem on bottom snd wide hem on sides. 2H yards long. Attractive floral patterns. Special 79c each Children's Department on the Second Floor htMMItlHtlMMIMtltMtMMIIIMIItlltMllltlMMIIIIIH MlllllltHMI Jtandsipantmud(6tmt MEDFORD'S OWN STORE Infants' Department on the Main Floor
