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SrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1933.
DARING OFFENSE
L BE TAUGHT
STAN
'Tiny' Thornhill, New Men
tor, Plans 'Take Chances
That Will Make Alumni
Dizzy,' He Declares
By RUSSELL 9. NBWLAND
(Associated Pres Bport Writer.)
PALO ALTO, Cl.. Sept- Wr
Clsude Earl Thornhill, J30 pound of
brawn and good humor, and miaep
proprlately nicknamed "Tiny," la go
ing to try to coach Stanford out of
the football bluea thla aeaaon with
a daring atyle of offensive play he
haa eherUhed during the 11 yean
he served aa mutant here.
Big "Tiny" know It la men-slae
Job If for no other re won than he
la following in the footsteps of one
of football' moat famed mentor.
Glenn "Pop" Warner,
Few Veteran Left.
When Warner moved on to Temple
univeralty. he left Thornhill with a
handful of experienced player, a
wealth of brilliant aophomor talent
nd a aystem of football that haa
been tried and tea ted over many sea
sons. Stanford's new bead coach doe not
intend to tamper with the funda
mental aa laid down by hi pre
decessor, but the modifications and
offahoot In yard gaining methods he
will Introduce this season mean the
0 Iterance between conservative foot
ball and a stunning all-round at
tack that probably will aurprlse fol
lowera of the big red team.
"We're going to get right out and
co after the touchdowna," aays Thorn
hill. "We may not win all of our
games, but nobody will be able to
rule u out for not trying. We have
to take plenty of chance If we expect
to oore.
To Han Scoring punch.
"You can aay for m the team la
going to have punch Inside the
five-yard line. That's been one of
our troublea In the paat. It Is not
first down we want so much aa
touchdown.
"The basic principle of our offense
will not be reverses. That's why I'm
o sure w will continue to move
forward after we hit the five-yard
line.
"We are three deep all around, but
the chief problem will be whether
or not our younger player hold up.
Four or five sophomores will be In
ths llnsup at all times, so It will
b ea question a to how they per.
form under steady fire. But no mat
er how the score board reads, Stan
ford I going to contribute It shire
of thrills this aeaaon. We'll take
chance that will make some of the
alumni dizzy, mark my worda."
Stanford meets Washington at Se
attle October 28-In It only north
ern game.
Indian Outfielder
Undergoes Knife
NEW YORK, Sept. 18. (API
Chalmer (Bill) Clssoll, lnflelder for
th Cleveland Indians, underwent an
appondlcltla operation early today at
New York Postgraduate hospital.
Afterwards, an announcement at
th hospital said his condition waa
"very good."
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BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
Coast Leagiie
San Francisco 6, Los Angele 9.
Hollywood 4, Missions a.
Sacramento-Seattle, rain.
Portland-Oakland, rain.
American Leagut
At Washington 4, Detroit S.
At New York-Cleveland. (Postpon
ed, rain).
At PhlladelphU-St. Louis.. (Post
poned, rain).
Only games acheduled.
National Lenin.
At .Chicago 4, New York a. (Second
game postponed, rain).
At Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia I.
(Second game postponed, rain).
At Plttaburgh-Boaton. Postponed.
rain).
At St. Louis-Brooklyn. (Postponed,
rain).
OS
HOW THEY
sum
By the Auorlatrd Pre.
Coast.
W. L. PO.
Lo Angeles 103 07 .004
Hollywood , . 09 70 .SUB
Portland 05 71 .073
Sacramento 80 77 .Ms
Oakland St 87 .4M
San Francisco .. 73 09 .433
Missions , 71 08 .430
Seattle 80 07 .382
National.
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago , 1
Boston -
St. Loul
W. L. PO
. 83 S3 .810
. 80 81 .587
. 70 81 384
. 77 88 M2
. 73 85 AM
. 58 80 .413
. 53 80 .808
. 53 87 an
W. L. PO.
. 07 47 .883
, 81 54 .800
, 71 88 Jlta
.IS II 111
, 80 78 .488
, 80 78 .488
. 88 83 .411
, 53 88 311
There' a busy Business Collegs In
Med ford ready to help you auoceed.
Winter term (day or night) opens
Monday, Sept. 18. OWN. '
ELKS AND FRIENDS
ENJOY BIG PICNIC
By special permission of the weath.
r man, th Slki' stag smoker at their
picnic ground on Rogue river waa
enjoyed by evral hundred members
and their friend last evening. There
was enough autumn "nip" In the
air to aend the. hungry dinar back
for second and third helpings of
teaming hot dogs whloh were oon-
oumed along with cneese, ontona and
other high-powered trimmings, and
washed down with copious draught
of beer.
Prank! Monroe, Klamath Fall
lightweight, and Ad Cadena, Califor
nia flash, went all fast round to
a draw In the main event of the box
ing card prepared for th evening
Kid Pellowa chalksd up a technical
knookout over Young Bruggera In
the flrat round of their aeml-wlndup,
and Ruby and Artl, a pair of Klam
ath Falla battlers, went to a four-
round draw. Rex Oallnskl, who
stepped out of the amateur rank In
hi curtain raiser with Young Luh
man, waa on te losing end of a
second-round technic! knockout.
A stirring program by the Elks'
band and a huge bonfire, prepared
by Chairman Bill Hammett and a
corps of helpers, added to the en
joyment of the evening.
Young Corbett
Teaches Police
SACRAMENTO, Calif., Sept. 15
(AP) Champion of the welterweights
six months ago, Young Corbett 3rd,
today prepared to become physical
Instructor In the California highway
patrol.
Corbett, who recently announced
his retirement from the ring after
being knocked out by Jimmy McLar
nln, waa recommended by E. Ray
mond Cato, ohlef of the highway pa
trol, for the post.
MEET THE MERRYMAKERS!
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fhrk ... if j
21 GRIDIN GET
After they had learned at finl hand about the remarkable performing
ability of the Ford V-8 (pictured above) Frank Gill and Bill Dorm ling,
Joint Masters of Ceremonies of the new and greater Ford V-8 Merry
maker, returned to the studio of the Don Tee-Columbia Broadcasting
System ready to broad rait a whole new line of fun and wisecracks each
Sunday night over the Don Lee network 9 to 10 o'clock.
WOMAN 'KILLER'
JACKSONVILLE, Ark., Sept. 16.
UP) Tracked down by bloodhounds.
Helen 8pence Eaton, who has killed
two men, was back In the state pris
on farm for women today, after an
other short-lived escape.
She was caught four and a half
hours after ehe fled from the farm
last night.
She Is serving a 10-year sentence
for slaying Jim Bohots, - a Dewltt
restaurant operator.
The first prison term five years
was for the' spectacular courtroom
slaying of Jack Worl. while he waa
on tria lfor killing her father, Cicero
Spence, on a boat.
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Real estate or insurance leave It
to Jones
Phone 606.
The high sc. A football squad,
held It first football practice of the
year yesterday afternoon. Light ex
ercises, relay races, and punting were
engaged in by th 37 players present.
Practice will be held Saturday.
The first gam of th year I
scheduled with the Weed high school
Saturday September 33, 8 week after
the opening of school, and Coach
Burgher la trying to get hi squad
m shape for the opener.
The first full turnout will come
Monday, as many of the squad are
atlll working.
India Iced Tea
Withstands Melting les
An Interesting and rare collection
of old coins, chiefly pennies, was dis
played at the Tribune office yester
day by J. 0. Robinson of th Shorty
Hope mine on Wagner creek.
Among th pennies, one of which
date back a far a 1778, an copper,
bras and nickel coins. One bears
the words "Etchanga Insurance, col
lection and U. S. War Claim Office,
Ion. Mich.. James Kennedy, 1863."
The oldest, a oopper coin, bears the
coat of arms on one side with the
date 1778 and the word "Our Coun
try" on the reverse.
Another coin carries th Inscrip
tion "I. O. U. On Cent," with the
date 1863.
In the collection are 31 of the once
popular large copper pennies, dated
from 1808 to 1880. one-oent piece
mad of nickel and dated 1887 and
1856. pear an eagle, patterned some
what after th present poppular bird
of the N. R. A. .
Other Interesting oolns In Mr. Rob
inson' collection Include flv-oent
piece of silver, dated 1848; half-dime
piece; there-cent plec, dted 1860;
30-cent piece, dated 1830, and a large
collection of Confederate currency,
ranging In fao value from five eents
to 8100.
VI '8 WAVE SHOPPK new location
Hotel Medford. VI Corby and Edna
Brcwold. operator. Tel. 1430.
OPEN HEBE SEPT. 20
Announcement was mad today bj
Dr. Arthur S. Taylor that th Cm
veralty of Oregon extension claw is
'modern social problem." which ni
will teach her thl fall. wU start at
7:30 p. m Wednesday, September 30
at the Junior high school. Prelim
inary plan will be mad and th
class organised at Wednesday meet
leg. According to Dr. Taylor, tho ours
which will ern colege credit, it cre
ating considerable Interest and
large number hav signified Intention
of entering.
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If you ui gf)
uln India Ta(
correctly browed
for five minutes,
moiling Ico will
naver weaken tho
flavor of your Iced
tea. To get India Tea for your Iced tea
make sura to look for the Mop-oMndlc
trademark (above) on overy package of tee
you buy.. .In addition to the brand name.
td fff j k"' vot" i"'('u'',io"'
IT'S here! Exactly what you've wanted exactly y, hat you've tried so many
other gasolines to find! A new Fire-Chief '-n Greater Fire-Cliief with all
the snap-and-dash of the original Fire-Chief . . . Plus 100!? "regular" anti
knock smoothness . . . And at no extra price!
The Greater Fire-Chief is everything that Fire-Chief was, plus much more!
It surpasses the official U. S. Government specifications for use as an"ciner
gency" motor fuel. It delivers fire-engine speed and power at all engine
speeds! But there's this difference. The Greater Fire-Odef is 100 "regular"
anti-knock in action. And you know what that will mean to your car!
Do this Just this! Give the Greater Fire-Chief a try. Stop at any Texaco
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The Greater Fire-Chief is Flame-Tinted for easy identification for your
complete protection. Ask for It by name.
THE TEXAS COMPANY, A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION
TEXACO
AT REGULAR GASOLINE PRICES!
HOME OWNED
Phone 9 Tree Delivery
Plftly Wlggly price are ilwaya
"Right." Not on a few Items, but
right down the line you enjoy
lower food costs when you shop
at these Home Owned Money Sav
ing Stores. Try It tomorrow.
Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs. ...... 19c
Water Tumblers, 6 for ...... . 25c
Swan's Down Cake Flour 29c
Seedless Raisins, 4-Ib. bag 25c
Argo Corn Starch, lb. pkg. . . . 6V2 C
Clorox, pint botttle, 2 for ..... 19c
Welch's Grape Juice, pint bottle . . 1 9c
French's Bird Seed, 2 pkgs 25c
Grape Nut Flakes, 2 pkgs QC
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
Lb. tin - 26c
Carnation Premium
Wheat flakes
Lg. pkg. -19c
DTTRKEE'S
Mayonnaise
Pt. jar - 24c
EXTRA SPECIAL
Beaver Lobster
Every Can Guaranteed
Finest Meat
Can .... 25c
Rainier Beer
2 for 25c
Watermelons, good
ripe, large
19c each
FLOUR
GOLDEN BELLS
49-lb. $1.79
Piggly Wiggly Best Grade.
Every sack guaranteed.
49-lb. $1.89
Liberty White Soap
5 bars 12c
Dr. Ross Dog Food, 3 for 25c
Schilling's Vanilla, 2-oz. bottle . . . 22c
Wesson Oil, one-half gallon .... (J3c
Nucoa, 2 pounds 25c
Peanut Brittle, V2-lb. cake 10c
Pen Chief Motor Oil $1.29
100 Per Cent Pure Penn, t ial. can
Del Monte Red Salmon i uu . . gc
1 cans Me
Fels Naptha Soap, bar 5c
California Home Catsup, 14-oz. bottle 1 5c
Royal Chef Minced Clams, 2 for . . 25c
(One-half Size)
Crisco, 3-lb. tin 53 c
19c gpatul FREE wl.lle they last
Sea Breeze Clams, Nectar, 3 cans . . 29c
IKKIKyiMIYri
MEAT MARKET
206 W. Main.
Free Delivery.
Phone 46
Well, At any rate we know where to
get good Beefsteak and other First
j Quality Meats. The Economy Market
cuts only the inest prime Steer Beef.
And another thing they take the NRA seriously.
Picnics, Su8ar cure(1. lb- - 11c
Cottage Butts, lb. - 13c
Pork Roast ShoBl,ler cuts. H. 1 0c
STEER BEEF, Pot Roast, lb. 10c I R- RED HENS
stffr rffp cLrt c;u n, o ' and FRYERS
PURE LARD, 3 lbs! . . 25c
CHOICE RABBITS
FRESH FISH