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JrEDFORD MAIL TRIBlCE, BEDFORD, OREGON', FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933. PAGE ELEVEN Pigskin Prophets Face Difficult Problems in Saturday Main Events , By HERBERT W. BARKER. Associated Press 8 port i Writer, NEW YORK, Nov. 17. (AP) Another banner array of blg-tlme gamea, complicated by tradition and all the uncertainty that traditional rlval ies bring, preaonta the pusaled football fan aome nice problema thla week. un me oasis 01 wnat nas occurred ao far, the prospecta for the major clashes line up something like this: Fordham-Oregon State A alight leaning toward Fordham can be ex 'plained by the Rama apparent super lorlty on the attack. ; Southern California-Oregon There .la no tougher one on the llat. The weak offense the Trojana have shown ao far glvea the northwest outfit an all but invisible edge. Michigan-Minnesota The crucial hurdle for Michigan's undefeated and untied Wolverlnea, who rate a narrow edge on the rested Gophers. Pitt-Nebraska Their own national aspirations ruined, the Pitt Panthers hope to wreck Nebraska'a perfect record and look slightly stronger In this clash of evenly matched elevens. ? Georgia-Auburn Moat football ob servers are content to atrtng along with Georgia's undefeated Bulldogs. Princeton-Navy Prlnceton'a un beaten Tigers rule pronounced fa vorites, and deservedly so. Purdue-Iowa The Bollermakera should win. but Iowa undoubtedly will put up a Btrenuous argument. Duke-North Carolina The record point to another triumph for un beaten Duke. Louisiana State-Mlsslsslppi Louis iana State ahould keep in the south ern conference race In this one. Tennessee-Vanderbilt Tennessee seems to have the stuff to eliminate Vfmderbllt from the same race. Penn-Penn 8tate Penn the Indi cated winner. Army-Penn Military Army's re aerves should take care of the cadets from Chester, Pa. Georgetown-Carnegie Tech Carne gie Justly favored. . Kansas State-Oklahoma Another toss-up duel with Kansas State per haps a little stronger. Kansas-Iowa State It's doubtful whether Iowa State can pierce the Kansaa defense and a tie seems pos sible. Boston College-Western Maryland Another tight atruggle Indicated with Boston College a slight favorite. Stanford-Montane Stanford. Oklahoma A. and M.-Crelghton A. and M. apparently much too strong for Crelghton. West vlrglnla-West Virginia Wea leyan West Virginia should win its first victory here. St. Louis-Marquette A vote for Bt. Louis. Xavler-Indlana Indiana picked but the margin probably will be close. Colgate-Syracuse Syracuse haa been too Inconsistent this season to warrant any prediction for a victory over Colgate. Chicago-Illinois The Illlnl look far superior. Tulane-Kentucky Tulane has played winning football since It stop ped fumbling and the Greenles are favored. Washlngton-U. C. L. A. This Wash ington outfit beat Stanford at home and waa trounced, 83-0 by California at Berkeley. The U. C. L. A. game at Seattle, Inspires a timid ballot for Washington. Dartmouth - Cornell Old rivals these, with Dartmouth apparently the better team thla season, Northwestern-Notre Dame A tie looks like the best bet In this match between fumbling, uncertain elevens. Notre Dame's running attack, at least aa far as the 10-yard line, la more powerful. Harvard-Brown A close game In prospect, but maybe thla Is the spot for Harvard to begin to click. Georgia Tech-Alabama Unbeaten In the south, Alabama rates the fa vorite's position. Denver-Utah It doesn't look now as If Denver could stop the cham pion Indians. Texas-Texas Christian An Import ant clash In the topsy-turvy south west conference campaign with Texas rated slightly ahead. Rice-Texas A. and M. Another of the same kind, with Rice Indicated unless that victory over Arkansas waa Just a flash. Centenary-Southern Methodlat Chief annoyers of aouthwest confer ence teams, Centenary'a gentlemen should win or tie this one. Columbia-Lafayette There's no choice here, but Columbia. Ohio State-Wisconsin Wisconsin's improving, but the Badgera appar ently are In for another defeat. William Powell in Holly Hit y jjin0& ii Hit hi awii ilii TI"Tliii iPia'''ia(' William Powell, who thrilled movie audiences about three years ago with his clever characterization aa Phllo Vance, debonair gentleman detective, will be seen agatn In the same role in another 8. 8. Van Dine detective myntery story. This time Powell is failed upon to solve the Wnrner Bros, picture. "The Kennel Murder Case." by S. 8. Van Dine, which comes to the Holly theater Saturday. A dead man sitting In an arm-chair In his own bedroom, the door and windows locked, a revolver in hi hand and a bullet wound in his tem ple. That was precisely how the au thorities discovered Archer Coe, wealthy bachelor, bon Tlvant, author ity on Chinese ceramics, the morning alter his mysterious death. Sergeant Heath from headquarter was posi tive that It whs suicide. District At torney Mark ham was almoat equally convinced of it. But Phllo Vance suspected murder and set about to unravel, slowly and ristiently, the method of the crime and that's what make "The Kennel Murder Case" the most baffling, and yet the most engrossing, murder mya fry of the year. Double Bill Coming to Craterian v ,4si ,',v''-ait -v. . - v . vvstk"o.ee .- -i k iff , ' If ' r , " - hi . , - " .. ' I JPV Mr ! o - ' - J brJ . I' ' I - I 1 Ed Wynn, "the silliest man In America," star of radio and stage, be comes a star of the screen in "The Chief," playing today and Saturday at the Craterian theater. For those who have listened to the Fire Chief on the coast-to-coast broadcasts, this first screen appearance of the fa mous atar will prove a revelation for It so happens that Wynn looks as funny as he sounds, and when he giggles In his silly falsetto his facial expression Is every btt aa funny as the sound which emanatea from his goofy looking "pan." Tomorrow only, for all shows, the Craterian will have as an added at traction, the Godlno Siamese Twins, appearing in person on the staRe. The twins are the only male Siamese twins In the world, and with them In their act, they have their beauti ful dancing brldea. It is hard to real ize two people handicapped as the Godlno brothers are, having mastered not only the game of golf, which they enjoy In their apare moments, but also having mastered the art of danc ing, doing difficult gymnastic atunts, playing musical Instrumenta and all In all, living as natural as anyone. They would be popular blg-tlme en tertainers even If they were not world features by reason of their Jolned-to-gether bodies. All kiddles attending the Saturday matinee at the Craterian will be given an Ed Wynn "Fire CMef" hat besides being Invited to watch the Godlno twins perform their various specialties. Morton's Mother Passes In South Word . waa received here last nliht of the death In Pacific Grove, Cal., of Mrs. M. G. Norton, 93, mother of Judge H. D. Norton of thla city. Funeral services will be held in the southern city tomorrow. 1 Male students at San Jose, Cal., State college have organized a "date club" to fill orders for male companions. A Kansaa City resident arrested for speeding failed to get off on the plea he waa "hurrying home to keep from catching a cold." The Colorado beetle or potato bug has made Its appearance at Tilbury. England, after an absence of 32 years. Members of the Civilian Conserva tion Corps at a camp near stephen vllle, Tex., publish a newspaper called the "Blue Eagle News." i Explorstion of arctlo regions to ' fill In blank spo'.a on the map and . open up new trade routes la being unrtcrtakrn by the soviet govern ment. ' " Waste crank case oil. diluted with 35 per cent kerosene. Is recommended by North Dakota agricultural college as a cheap but etfectlve dose for con . trolling mites in poultry houses. J. E. Resner. Lodl, Cal., farmer, . pulled a carrot In his field and found It encircled by a gold ring, through which the vegetable had grown. Hunters report wild turkeys and deer are unusually plentiful thla year . In forests bordering the coast of Georgia. 1 . , RADIATOR ALCOHOL per gal. $1.00 Hubbard Bros. Inc. East Main Street Grocers headed the list of bank rupts In the United-Kingdom In 1D33. ' Compared with 1931. the total of all bankruptcies was 4403. or an Increase 'of 2(3. The corn crop In North Carolina this year haa been estimated at 43.- , 550 000 bushels. Prince Auto Electrio Armature winding, starters and generatora exchanged and re paired. Complete auto electric repairing. JiM No. Riverside The 1933 TTl-State fair at Amarlllo. ' Tex., which chargea no admission, had 3000 cah left alter paying all prem iums and other obligations. I'laned or Big Koustt BLOCKS At ftnmmer Prices Medford Fuel Co. IIIl S. Central. Tel. 031 SEEING IS BELIEVING Iron Intn the LIBERTY MARKET and see for yourself mir appetizing display of fine, fresh meats. We carry the choicest ruts and have a modern system of refrigeration to keep them In first-class condition. VERY HIGHEST GRADE BEEF PORK VEAL LAMB AL STEWART'S OAPONIZED FRYERS ROASTERS SPECIAL HENS -each .... 45c HENS - DUCKS - TURKEYS ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY NOW The Home of Good Meats Swift 'i Gov't Inspected Meats Thrilling Drama at Rialto son wmm PROMISED JOBS INiff?K. .pfl iirwr tiiia uirrin I f - A. , -a 4r ffl 4 (Continued from page one) Vets' Bureau to ray Under present plans, there wlli be no general allocation of funds for this work. As money for payrolla and material la needed, vouchera signed by state civil worka adminis tration .heads will be paid by the United States veterans' bureau, which will be the disbursing agency. Advlcea from Washington, D. 0., quoted Harry Hopkins, federal emer gency relief administrator, as hav ing declared: "Don't ytalk dollars. Provide Jobs, and the wages will be forthcoming." Most of the work will be done by hand labor, It Is believed. Wages will be 60 cents an hour for common, and $1.30 an hour for skilled labor. Regular Jobs will be provided first to men now on relief, and then to men registered In employment bu reaus. No civil worka Jobs will be given unless the men are taken off relief. Mostly Road Work C. C. Hockley, atate engineer for the public worka administration, aald he believes most of the work will be on highways, but that any Job where hand labor Is applicable probably will come under the provisions of the government's order. Such projects would not Include ! sewage disposal plants, he believes, or water and power developments which would require extensive en-1 glneerlng and construction. The state highway commission. Hockley said ha haa been advised. Is awaiting Instructions before start ing on a program under the lateat developments of the public worka administration. Twins Get Tickets . For Siamese Show Several sets of twins from various sections of the Rogue River valley lost no time In getting to the Trib une office, to be first to register for the big twin party to be given Saturday afternoon at the Craterian theater, with the Siamese Twins, Slmpltclo and Luclo Oodino, as .hosts. Free tickets were provided for each set of twins and where they were too young to go alone, an extra ticket was given to the mother or person who will accompany them. Simpllclo and Luclo Oodino the Siamese Twins have sent word that they are very anxious to meet twins In this section, and hope to have at least 100 sets of twins at this party. The party will take place after the matinee Saturday afternoon, and after the prellmlnarlea a flashlight picture will be taken, with the Siam ese Twins In the center of the group. Those who have not called for your tickets at the Mall Tribune office had better hurry along aa this Is one party that you will talk about for years to come. Just think, the chance In a lifetime to have all the twins In the county together at one time, simpllclo and Luclo will also present each twin an autographed picture. This alonela worth many a mile to travel, as we understand that the brothera do not give any pictures away only on an occasion like the above party. A amall boy yeaterday called for one ticket. When told that he would have to have two tickets, one for hla brother, he explained that "Brother died thla winter." He re ceived his ticket and will be made welcome at the party. If you know of any twins, tell them about this party. We want to have at least 100 sets of twins, so hurry please, and register for the big party. The Oodino Siamese Twins are the only Boy Siamese Twins In the world and will appear with their beautiful dancing wives. ' 1 ,- f';'. 'vwv. ff 3 i MI K MB J S W.t-v-. .i . .; .... ' .fl ."I h XT- "Midshipman Jack," playing at the R.Alto theater today and Saturday has Bruce Cabot In his first starring role and Betty Furness as his leading lady. It la a story of a middle's life at the naval Academy and waa actu ally filmed at Annapolis. A submarine chaser craxh. a spectacular war drill Involving airplanes, warships and submarines, and Ilk) thrills are em bodied In the film. For the regular Saturday night pre view, the Rialto will ahow John Wayne in "Somewhere In Sonora," a fast-moving action drama of blazing gun play, knife throwing and steer wrestling. 1 The national average for butterfat for each cow under test la 310 pounds. The Rev. W. I. Abbott of Pasadena. Cal., assisted in baptizing his great- granddaughter. At a recent meeting of the state board of engineering examiners, held in Portland, P. C. Dlllard of thla city was appointed for a six-year term to succeed R. R. 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