Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 27, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRTDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1933.
Oregon State's Iron Men
Take On Cougars While
Callison Crew Faces
Uclans Cards Huskies.
8AM FRANCISC, Oct. 37. (fl)
Hsadllnlng scheCils of five Paclflo
Coast conferenos football battlea to
morrow, Unlvsralty of Callfornta'a
Basra and the Trojana of the Uni
veralty of Southern California will
meet In a content expected to attract
a capacity 81.000-peraon crowd to
Berkeley's Memorial stadium.
Determined to resume their string
of victories, rudely Interrupted by
last Saturday's acoreleaa tie with Ore
gon State college, the Trojana were
3 to 1 favorites as game time ap
proached. Backers of the southern
team were onvlnoed laat week's sur
prise setback was nothing more than
a temporary halt In the triumphant
march which carried the men of Troy
to is straight victories.
fleam Uw Prestige.
The Bears, hailed only a week ago
as the greatest slncle threat to Tro
jan supremacy, lost some of their
prestige when they likewise were tied
In a bitter 6 to a battle with Wash
ington State college.
Bill Ingram, California coach, sum
med up his vlow of the situation in
three words: "We can win."
Journeying to Seattle with 33 men
three full teams of Stanford uni
versity cardinals, coach C. B. Thorn
hill studied ways and means to pre
serve his squad's record of no defeats
In five starts this season against the
menace of the University of Wash
ington's Huskies.
Cards 10-T Favorites.
. Favored by 10 to T odds, the Cards
have been polishing up the brilliant
passing and running offense they
used last Saturday with telling effect
In defeating the University of San
Francisco, 20 to 10. Reports from
Seattle Indicate that the Huaktes,
beaten 8 to 0 by the University of
Oregon In their last major engage
ment, have shown Improvement both
In morale and organisation.
Oregon State's eleven "Iron men,"
who beat U. S. F. and tied U. S. C.
on successive Saturdays, wll ltake on
another stiff assignment In Coach
Orln HolllngBery'a Washington State
Cougars. Thirty-three points better
than the Cougars, on the basis of
comparative scores against the Tro
jans, the Beavers are rated no better
than even money against Holllng
bery's rapidly improving eleven. The
game will be played at Contains.
Oregon Meets limine.
At tos Angeloe, Oregon's big crew
will attempt t otake the starch out
of the stiff defense of the University
of California t Los Angeles Bruins.
A heavier line and a heavier, more
experienced set of backs make the
Sucks favorites.
For the first time in a number of
years, little University of Montana
will be practically an even money
bet to beat the University of Idaho
In their traditional battle at Mosoow.
Idaho.
SALE OF GROVE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 37. (AP)
The Washington Post said today that
Robert Moses (Lefty) CIrove, star of
the Philadelphia Athletics' pitching
staff, has been sold to the Boston
Red Sox. ,
While details of the trade were
lacking, It was said to be an out
right purchase by the Boston club
with reports that Max Bishop, vet
eran lnflelder, and another pitcher
will be Included, Manager Connie
Mack In shipment to Boston, The
eash return to the Athletlos was es
timated at e300,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 27.
(AP) Connie Mack today denied a
report thafc he had aold "Lefty"
Grove to the Boston Red Sox for
1300.000.
"You know, that's the kind of
money I've heard about but haven't
seen lately.
"No sale has been made."
Football Schedule Oct. 28
EAST 1333
Teams Place Score.
Amherst vs. wesleysn, ,,. Amherst 0
Bstes vs. Maine Lewlston 0- a
Bucknell-rs. Temple.- Lewlaburg 0-13
Boston College vs. Boston P. , ........ ..Boston 31- a
Carnegie Tech vs. W. at J Pittsburg 8- 8
Colgate vs. Lsfsyetts..- Hsmllton 36- 0
Columbia vs. Penn State.. New York
Fordham vs. Alsbama. New York
Hardvard vs. Dartmouth Combrldge - , ,' 10- 7
Holy Cross vs. Brown Worcester 7-10
Manhatun vs. villanova..-....New York , ... . -
Pennsylvania vs. Navy -.Philadelphia . 14- 0
Princeton vs. W. ft L Princeton .
Rutgers vs. Lehigh ; -...New Brunswick 37- 8
Tufts vs. Wllllsms . Med ford
W. Virginia vs" Davla-Elklns. ..Morgantown 3S-12
Yale vs. Army New Haven 0-30
CENTRAL
Chloego vs. Michigan...... .......Chicago ..,... ., 0-13
Cincinnati vs. Butler. .Cincinnati 13- 7
Detroit vs. Marquette .Ames 0- 0
Iowa State vs. Missouri Xawrence 10- 0
Kansas vs. Kansas State. ...Eaat Lansing 27-13
Michigan State vs. Syracuse Minneapolis 31- 8
Minnesota vs. Iowa... Lincoln o- 0
Nebraska vs. Oklahoma ..South Bend 0-13
Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh .-.Columbus . 30- 8
Ohio State vs. Northwestern.. .St. Louis .. 0- 8
Washington U. v. Drake Madlaon 8- 7
Wisconsin vs. Purdue... Cincinnati 7- 0
Xavler vs. Centre.. Detroit ; 7- 0
FAR WJST
California va. U. S. O Berkeley 7-37
Calif. Aggies vs. Fresno...... .. Davis ..... .jt-.. 3- 0
Oregon State vs. Washington Stats.. . portlsnd . 8- 7
Santa Barbara vs. Pomona......... Santa Barbara 0-13
U. C. L. A. vs. Oregon.. Los Angeles ...-. 12- 7
Washington vs. Stanford Seattle 18-13
TO TAKE F
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Oct. 37.
(AP) A record crowd waa predicted
for Modoc field Saturday when the
University of Oregon freshmen meet
ine Southern Oregon Normal school
from Ashland. It will be the first
college football game ever played In
Klamath Fans.
The froeh were to arrive from Eu
gene tonight and the Sons will motor
from Ashland Saturday morning. The
Sons were strong favorites because
of their one-sided victory over the
Oregon State Rooks last week. The
froth had difficulty in beating the
Beaver yearlings.
f ;
The gold reserve la about four bil
lions. That Is why the best money ex
perts in the government wanted
actual reduction of the reserve gold
content In the dollsr now. They
believed that the theory of gold
price purchases would not work out
to Increase commodity prices In the
long run.
That view Is NOT shared by msny
astute economists such as Profes
sor Warren and those connected wlta
the commlliee for the nation.
Time and only time, will tell,
ELK'S ALLEYWIEN
TRIM PEERLESS
Dropping the first game to the
Peerless Meat Market bowlers, the
Elks sll-stara csme back with a bang
in their City league match at the
Nat alleys laat night, taking the two
remaining gamea by decided margins.
Ill and Rankin of the lodgemen
shared Individual honors, 0111 taking
high match score of 688 and Rankin
high gams of 318.
Copco and the Offloe Boys roll
Monday.
Elks.
R. Prultt - 100 153 184 BOO
J. Olll 170 105 101 588
H. Rankin 149 300 315 884
R. DSVorS .......... 184 187 180 530
Hugo Ouenther.... 138 170 138 435
Handicap .......... 38 38 38
801) 081 818 3715
. Peerless Meat Market.
A. Stoehr 187 113 100 478
R. Clsncy 171 142 172 485
A. Potter . 158 95 103 354
H. Meusel 144 99 138 879
Dummy - . 135 135 135 405
Handicap 108 108 108
879 889 881 3419
Harpers Visit Here Rev, and Mrs.
E. J. Harper were guests In Medford
weHnnsrlKv of Rev. and Mrs. N. D. Wood
of the South Methodist church, hav
ing stopped here en route soutn
"Dad" Harper, as he is known to
hosts of Oregon State college stu
dents, also visited several college
friends while In the city.
I You Can Imagine
JAMES 0AQNEY M
'LITTLE LORD
FAUNTLEROY'
Yon Know What Ijitighi to Expect
from "Little Caesar" In Society!
Krtw. G. Rohlnsnn Coming StinrfnT
In Ills First Great Comedy, "The
Little (Mailt."
CORVALLIS, Ore., Oct. 37. (AP)
With Pierre Bowman, Hawaiian right
halfbaclc, captaining the aame lineup
that went 80 minutes against South
ern California last week, the Oregon
State college footbsll team will open
with Its greatest strength Saturday
when Washington State college comes
here In an attempt to add to Its
string of five straight victories over
the Beavers,
Several - offensive plays In which
the Oregon Staters have been drilled
probably will be seen against the
Cougars for the first time, as the
Trojan zero-tie game gave O. 8. O.
little opportunity to open up with a
scoring offense.
Collision on Thursday Automobiles
driven by Virgil Leslie of 1405 North
Riverside and O. ft. Dunham of the
Salvation Army collided at Main and
Holly streets at 7:43 Thursday even
ing, state poitte Investigation the
crash.
IHIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllll
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The Favorite
Fall Costume a
Snyder Knit
Two and three-piece Suits. Some
with Smafger Coats. Others with
xlpper sweaters.
$16.95 to $35.00
Adrl
rtenne s
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(Continued Irom page one)
pect fully, and not that they took
It and ran away with It.
Bpeculntors
Mr. Roosevelt U aupposed to have
had the caae of a certain Wall Street
er in mind when he talked about
driving out apeculaton.
This fellow aptly fits the presi
dent's description of one who would
not know a kernal of wheat If he
saw one. It la said In high places
that he dropped seven million late
ly In the wheat market. The eatl
mate of the amount la probably
exaggerated.
Market Insiders really believe the
president's drive to kill off the spec
ulators may work this time.
They say no speculator would be
illy enough to bet very much either
way as Ions; as the president can
ruin him by changing the price of
gold the same day.
Controversy
Skeptics protest In whispers now
that the program Is an effort to
make a fifty million dollar tall wag
a four billion dollar dog.
The annual output of domestic
gold has run around fifty million.
Flight 'oTime
(Medford ana Jackson Uouotj
History from the tiles ol fhe
Mali Irlbane of to and 10 Keen
o.
TEN YEARS AOO TOfAY
October 37, 1923
(It waa Saturday)
Native Armenian will tell Sunday
audience in local churches how bis
people sre starving. -
Below f reeling weather prevails ev.
ery morning, ut the afternoons are
sunny.
Greater Medford club to hold a de
bate on the Income tax measures.
Farmers to demsnd "square deal"
from next congress and "atablllzo
tlon of farm" prices.
Medford high defeats Roseburg, 18
to 13. Coach. Callison outsta another
star wfto insists on going to Satur
day night dances and not getting his
spelling.
Search for the Siskiyou tunnel
bandits continues and offlcera think
they are hiding near the acene of
their crime.
TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY
' October 87, 1013
(It was Sunday)
While Charlie Young was visiting
friends in Ashland Sunday, Bobby
Hammond, a nephew, 3 yeara old,
climbed into his auto, released the
brakes and the machine started
down hill. The auto was stopped
when It hit a tree, after traveling
three blocks. Neither the boy nor the
machine was Injured.
A stranded family from Utah, who
have been traveling by team, were
placed on the train yeaterday and
sent home. A Front street collection
gave the family $36 after the tickets
were paid for. T.hey have been liv
ing In a tent on Bear creek.
You've Gotta Have 'em
Prime To Bring The Top Price
FATTENING
Don't Delay Start Feeding Now
See Us Before You Buy
It Costs No More To
Trade At Our Conveni
ently Located Store.
Come in
Use Our
Drive In
Feed Room
I "YOUR SEEDSMEN SINCE 1910"
GRID HEROES POOR SIMPS
DECLARES LADY TEACHER
PALO ALTO, Cat, Oct. 37, (CP)
Dr. Margaret Bailey of the Stanford
university faculty directed a crush
ing blow at co-ed Illusions today
when ahe aald:
"Football players are poor, unfor
tunate wretches professional slaves
pushed aside Into disgusting suits
and shoved on the field."
Dr. Bailey, professor of English
told a startled reporter for the Stan
ford Dally, atudent publication, what
she thought of modem football.
"Football nlavera are Roman slaves
who make our holidays," sold Dr. I
Bailey. "Football Is over-emphaslsedtles and sororities.
all right for the poor simps thst
plsy, but the rest are quite bUnd."
Football baa gone to pot at Stan
ford for three reasons, the teacher
said. The reasons: (1) Pseudo-so.
phlatlcstlon of Stanford studentr,
(3) the successful "Pop" Warner re
gime when games developed Into a
matching of the genius of coaches
instead of a display of skill by stu
dents; and (3) the fact that junior
colleges and smaller Institutions are
stressing the university games too
much.
Dr. Bailey recently flayed fraternl.
A CHILD'S LAXATIVE
SHOULD ALWAYS BE
A LIQUID
Let a socialist tell you why)
f-::V ' fV
Doctors urge the use of a
liquid laxative for children;
preferably one with senna. A
liquid laxative can be regu
lated as to dose. The natural
laxative action of senna does
not weaken the bowels.
Druggists report increasing
sales of liquid laxatives.
Mothers are rapidly discover
ing the advantage of the liquid
form. Thousands of cases of
ill-health and half-health
in children are being cleared
up by stopping all use of laxa
tives of adult strength.
Parent), Take Notice!
Did you know a laxative that
works just right for you, can
work havoc with a child?
That the laxative habit can
be contracted at the age of six?
And that the wrong laxative
can give children chronic con
stipation before their tenth
birthday?
You wouldn't give your
children a powerful headache
powder! You shouldn't give
them a violent cathartic.
The Laxative Habit
can be Avoided!
The preparation most
favored for child use is Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs. It is a
fruity syrup with the right
amount of senna for gentle
stimulation of a child's bowels.
It gives the right kind of help,
If the bowels aren't moving
regularly and thoroughly,
don't give any medicine that
drains the system dry. Give a
liquid senna preparation like
California Syrup of Figs. A
little every day, and reduce the
dose each day. At the end of
one week stop. You'll be
surprised how long it will be
before the bowels need any
further help. It may be months.
Be sure you get the real
California Syrup of Figs, with
"California'' on the label. If
you get the right preparation,
and use it the right way, you
can absolutely -end all worry
over constant sluggish spells,
bilious attacks, constipation.
All druggists keep California
Syrup of Figs, ready for use.
It is highly recommended for
regulating children, and to
undo the mischief done by
habit-forming laxatives.
Ltfoesrty Food ttoi?es
Alexander Grocery, Inc.
PHONE 143
FREE DELIVERY
E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr.
Battle Creek Health Foods
Richlieu Canned Goods
Buy Home Grown Fruits
and Vegetables. You
will be getting Better
Products and helping
Rogue River Valley
Payrolls.
No. 2 can Out String Beans, 3 cam
1 qt. jug Mellow Drip Syrup, fine for
waffles - 21
Campbell's No. 1 can Pork and Beans, 4 cans 23
Sunny Monday Laundry Soap, 10 bars ....2I
No, 2 can Solid Pack Corn, 2 cans 19
Large site bottle Catsup, 2 bottles '. 25
No. 2 can Fresh Lima Beans, 2 cans '2l?
Large pkg. Gold Dust Washing Powder 17 f
Large pkg, Pillsbury Pancake Flour 23
Beans, white or red, 4 lbs 19
New Currants, Raisins, Citrus,
Orange and Lemon Peel,
Figs and Dates
SATURDAY BARGAINS
HATS-HATS
100 more New Hats
On Sale Tomorrow
95
Every hat looks like three
times the price. Another un-1
usual buy passed on to our
customers.
Other hats including Gage
models. Sale price Saturday
&i sy- . p
- ' 'h
$1.29TO$3.95
COATS SUITS DRESSES SWEATERS
BLOUSES SKIRTS SHOES HOSIERY
AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES
The Band Box & Shoe Box
"The Store That Saves You Money"
223 E. 6th St. Phone 080
QALE of TOILETRIES
eeds ' J
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Savings Check Your Needs
Here you will find many of the finest toiletries some of
which are close-outs others at our regular
every day low prices
DEPILATORIES
50c Ban Cream llo
$2.50 Karma Hair
Remover 49c
NAIL PREPARATIONS
35o Outex i.31c
SOo Beute Modern 33c
25c Nail Scrubs 19c
DEODORANTS
$1.00 Everdry Liquid 89c
$1.00 Heck Liquid 69c
J. & J. Vemo Powder 27c
$1.00 Bon Odor Pow. 39o
Close-Outs
Face Powders
$2.00 Shalimar $1.29
$1.50 LeTrefle 25c
$1.50 Asurea 25c
$1,00 Amelita 25c
$1.00 Tangee 25c
75c Colleen Moore....25c
$1 E. W. Hoppers....25o
50c Pussywillow 25o
55c Luxor 25c
$1,50 Elmo-Raylo....98c
$1.00 Elmo-Margo ....63c
Mme. Rubenstein's
Cosmetics 1-3 Off
Leon-Navar Creams
$1 val.. close out, ea. 29c
LIP-STICKS
Large asst. Each 10c
ROUGES
Dry and paste, lge. asst.
Close-out at lOo
FACTORS
Theatrical Cold Cream
1 lb. can 69o
Vi lb. can 39c
$2.00 Isabey's Perfume....98o
$1.00 Three Flowers 39c
Perfumes 65o Evening-in-Paris Perfume 29c
-of Distinction $2.00 Renauds Flower Odors 98c
Dr. West's Tooth Brushes, in glass case 39o
Dr. West's Tooth Paste, full size tube 12c
Ipana 36c Pepsodent Paste 39c
Life Bouy Soap 5c cake
Palmolive Soap 4 bars 23o ,
Pebecco Paste 32c
L
OUR BOX CHOCOLATES ARE ALWAYS KEPT UNDER REFRIGERATION
ALWAYS A SAVING FOR YOU AT
JARMIN'S for DRUGS
(Between Mann's and Newberry's In the Heart of Medford
LET Us Fill Your Prescriptions Phone 73. Free Delivery
WHEN you WRITE Your FRIENDS MENTION MEDFORD S DIAMOND JUBILEE
STAR MARKET
314 E. Main
We Deliver
Phone 273
pma Hallowe'en Meats
Beef Short Ribs, per lb.., 7c
Lard, 3 lbs. for ,. ... .25c
Shortening, 3 lbs. for ... .25c
Picnics, per lb. . . .12c
Fresh Side Pork, per lb. . 10c
Frying Size Rabbits, lb. . 16c
Sirloin and T-Bone
Steaks, lb 15c
Steer Beef Pot Roasts, lb. 9c
RHODE ISLAND RED HENS, FYRERS