Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 01, 1933, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1933. LOOM AS FOES IN PRO GRID PLAYOFF CHICAGO, Deo. 1. (AP) Tn Chi cago Bears today were In possession ei at least a tie for the western di vision title In the national profes sional football league, and needed only a tie In either of their next two games to oppose the New York Olants in the championship playoff. The 1083 champions yesterday gave the Chicago Cardinals their regular Thanksgiving day beating, 33 to 0. The Olants, the eastern leadership safely stowed away, defeated Brook lyn 10 to 0, In the only other game on the holiday program. The Bears had almost no trouble In whipping the Cardinals. Joe Kop cha blocked on of Dick Kesbltt's punt In the first period, and Bill Karr recovered and ran 35 yards for a touchdown. In the second period, Francis MeNally, Card center, passed poorly to Mike Koken, who was back of his goal line to punt, and Ray Richards threw Vie former Notre Dame star for a safety. Bed Orange did most of the work In a 87-yard advance In the second frame, topping It off with a five-yard drive through the lint to score. The final Bear points were made In the fourth on a 31 yard pass from Bull Doehrlng to Joe Zeller. The Cardi nal scored In the last minute. The Bears meet Portsmouth Sun day, and tackle Oreen Bay at Chi cago a week later. E NDPIT NEW YORK, Deo. 1, (AP) Bill Terry, manager of the New Torn Giants of the National baaeball league, today announced through the New York office the purchase of Joe Bowman, right-handed pitcher from Portland of the Pacific Ooaat league. Gilbert EnglUh, reserve lnflelder, end a large amount of cash went to Portland for Bowman, the Olanta aald. Bowman Is 33 years old, als feet two inches tall, weighs 105 pounds .nd won 93 games and lost 11 with Portland this year. TIM McCOY WESTERN AT ROXY SATURDAY Silent men, ' like still water, are hard to fathom. Tim McCoy proves decidedly so In llent Men," which comes to the Roxy theater tomorrow. In the role of a cattle brand inspector, Tim has reason to suspect any or all of a group of seven men of tampering with cattle brands. Just how much he has on them and what he's going to do about It keeps the siupeote ever alert, with several unsuccessful attempts being made on McCoy's life. The picture closes with a spectacular fire scene and thrilling rescue from the flames. INJURIES FATAL FOR SANDLOT FOOTBALLER BALTTMORB, Deo. I. (AP) In jured November ID In a aft nd lot foot ball game, Thomas D. Jonktns, 30, died here today. He received a dis located cervical vertebra when players piled up during a scrimmage. PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) Bird lov ers were puzsled when an American egret found Its way to Portland, thou sands of miles from lta native south land. The snow-white bird made Its home near the Portland airport, along river-bottom lands. Phone We will haul away yout refuse. City Sanitary Service. Double Bill On Holly Program '.", y & y v ,, t 11 3 ij jr , . t t V- r 1 1 . - ,1 A double bill la In store for Holly fans, starting Saturday night. Two outstanding features have been se cured by . Manager X. E. Marsh for this special program. "Skyway," a thrilling air drama, a scene of which U shown above, features Ray Walker as "Flash" Norrls, hot tempered avi ator; Kathryn Crawford In the femi nine lead, and such artists as Arthur Vinton, Claude OUUngwater, Luclen Llttlefleld, Tommy D u g a n, Jed Prouty and Alice Lake. "White Woman" starring Carol Lombard, also on the same bill, Is a story of a girl Who, shunned by society and the victim of malicious gossip, seeks a livelihood as enter tainer In a questionable Malay dive. I Circuit Judge Harry D. Norton Is rapidly recovering from his severe oold and is able to come to his cham bers In the courthouse dally for transaction of minor routine business such as signing orders. Judge Norton expects to be able to hold court next week, but as yet has not decided, whether to hold the de ferred Josephine county court, or re sume cases docketed In this county. In any event, the Jury will not be called for the local circuit court. Only civil actions occupy the docket. Judge Norton mapped out a course that would have cleared away much of the litigation that has been pend ing since Inst spring, due to the tur moil trials. His cold, that followed a dental operation, deranged the cal endar, 4 at Mrs. Alice Nichols' last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kline called at the Holman home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stowell and Mrs. Alice Nichols were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Botts Sunday. Howard Oold left for Cllnax Sun day after spending several days at the Holman home. Mrs. Thelma Short returned from Klamath Falls Monday evening after spending several weeks vlaltlng friends there. June Stowell spent the week-end with Gladys Nichols of Eagle Point, T SALEM, 14T00.IN PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 1. (AP) A fast and powerful Washington high school eleven, champions of the Portland lnterscholastlc league, put a dazzling display of football to defeat Salem high school, 14 to 0, in their Thanksgiving day game at Multnomah stadium here yesterday, played for the benefit of the Shrine hospital. The attendance was of ficially given at 10,029. The Senators from Salem kept the large crowd cheering as they turned back the Colonials several times then, after yield ng two touchdowns and a safety, staged a strong last-minute drive that carried them to the Wash ington 23-yard line as the final gun sounded. Hadley, Colonial half, received Nicholson's klckoff from a safety and behind fast forming Interference dodged through the entire Salem team to score a touchdown and the final points of the game. The try for extra point failed. " It was shortly after this that Salem launched 1U fruitless drive from ite own 34 yard line. ' Max As Star BURNS, Ore. (UP) A coyote came off second best In a, fight with a train here. Blinded and confused by the headlight, the animal leaped at the light. Bits of the body were found scattered over th errant of the engine. 'A Special communication of Medford looge No. 103, A P. A. M., Friday, Deo. 1 at 7:30 p. m. Work In P 0. degree. Visitors Invited O. W. DeJARNETT, W. M. ALDCN, Secy. feiu "The Prizefighter and the Lady, with Max Baer, Myrna Loy, Walter Huston, Prlmo Camera and Jack Dempsey In featured roles, plays un til tomorrow night at the Craterlan theater. The big surprise of the picture Is a naturalness with which Boer falls Into the role of the young bouncer who rises to the position of leading contender for the world's heavyweight championship. There Is none of that awkwardness so notice able In most actors In their first screen appearances. Saturday night la again "preview night" at the Craterlan and "The Good Companions," a musical com edy-romance with Jessie Mathews in the leading role, has been chosen as the extra feature. Those attending the 0 o'clock show are Invited to remain at no extra charge for lie preview. SALEM, Dec. 1. (IP) A car driven by Alonzo T. Denn of Roseburg col lided with a car driven by C. T. Hoov- er of Salem here yesterday. Hoover received lacerations about the arms when his oar overturned. His wife suffered a broken arm. TURKEYS EXCEED the storage holdings In the past have kept down the price. A number of valley turkey raisers held their birds for the Christmas market. Indications point that the buying will be brisk. The Christmas shipments will begin to take shape within the next ten nays weeks. County Agent Robert O. Fowler said today that he figured the turkey growers of the valley would get around "16c or 16o per pound for their San Francisco shipments,1 and that this would be better "than they expected and better than the price last year." Full returns are not ex pected much before Monday. Valley growers shipped 12 refriger ated express care, totaling about 200, ooo pounds, to the California market lost week and this. They received a down payment of 60 per cent, the balance to be received after sale, and cost and commission deductions. The Frisco price was around 20 21c. Agent Fowler said that "unlike last year, the price did not drop the day before Thanksgiving, but held steady." He said this was beneficial to the grower. John Anderson of Central Point, who took a load of turkeys to San Francisco last week, said that there were few birds in cold storage, and that from what he could learn, the storage butter and egg supply was low. This Is a good sign for the producer of the two commodities, as CLEAR lBREATIHNG Open the nostrils. relieve Irritation by using Mcnfholatum nifiht and morning. rn two BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Edsall of route 1, Medford, are the parents of a son. weighing 8 pounds, born Thursday at the Sacred Heart hospital. Both mother and son were reported today as getting along nicely. NELSON, B. C OT Dr. B. B. Shaw and J. M. Gordon were hunting. They fired simultaneously at a big brown bear. Shots if both men took effect, so they now are conrlderln? flipping a coin to decide whose floor the bear's pelt will decorate. RUNDOWN, LOST WEIGHT Mrs. L.n- rcn oi Route 1, Jefferson, Ore., aid: "I became in a run. down, exhausted condi tion through hird work and bringing up my fam ily. My appetite failed, I had frequent Ick-head-aches and suffered with paina in my back, ioat weiaht and was very weak. A few bottle of Or rieree s Medical Discovery soon had me in perfect health." Sold by druggutt everywhere. New aiie. tablets 50 cu., liquid $1.00. Largt 4ze, tabs, or liquid, ?1.35. 'W. Do Our Pari.' I,,!1 PRICE 92.00 PEE GALLON Union Anti-fteeze fmtectt to 406 btUm It is most economical. One fill lasts alt winter. Non-corrosive to metal, rubber, or lacquer. Does not evaporate. Will not clog radiator. Guaranteed by Union Oil Company. Service includes tightening hose connections, cleaniog radiator, repair ing minor leaks. At all Union Service Stations, Inc., and hundreds of Inde pendent Dealers. ONE FILL LASTS ALL WINTER. FILL UP TODAY! Willsw Springs WILLOW SPRINGS, Dec. 1. (Spl.) Willow Springs Thursday club will hold Its December meeting the 7th with Mrs. R. W. Nichols on the Pa cific highway. Mrs. Sam Anderson and Miss Rose Jones will have charge of the program and request that each member give some uaefxil hint for a clever Christmas gift to be made at home. The meeting will open at 1:48. Sunday morning, A. V. Carlson slipped and fell on the Icy steps, breaking two ribs. Ho Is doing well under the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Langford of Texas have rented the Willow Springs Ser vice Station and have opened It for business. Miss Leah S. Parker arrived from Klamath Falls Wednesday to spend the Thanksgiving holiday at hor home here. Long Mountain LONO MOUNTAIN, Dec. 1. (Spl.) Mrs. Nevah Holman spent Monday with hor aunt, Mrs. Meda Budge, In Medford. Odls Swearlngen left for Drain, Ore., Monday after visit mg his stater, Mrs. Alice Nichols, several months. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stowell called wJ'New Low Rates on Fruit Shipments Now cornea tha pood news materially reduced expresa charge! on shlpmenla of applea and poors. Send aoms of the choicest orchard pickings direct to your friends with tha knowledge that they will bo delivered with apeed, safety and economy. We give a receipt and we take a receipt when we deliver. Nw Railway Sxprttt Cfiargss to Ststlons- In th following Statasi 10-lb. Package SSo Standard Box $1.00 California, Idaho, Montana, N.vada, Or.gon, Utah, and Washington 10-lb. Packsga SBo Standard Box $1.20 Arizona, Colorado, N.w Mtslco, and Wyoming 10-lb. Package 40o Standard Box $1.40 Minnesota, Ntbraika, North Dakota, and South Dakota 10-lb. Package 4Se Standard Box $1.00 Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tsxas, and Wisconsin 10-lb. Package 4So Standard Box $1.80 Alabama, Indians, K.ntuckr, Louisiana, Michigan, Missis sippi, Ohio and Tsnnesss 10-lb. Package SOo Standard Box $2.00 Connecticut, Dslawars, DIsL of Columbia, Florida, Qsonrta, Mains, Maryland, MassachusstM, N.w Harnpahirs, N.w lsrasy, N.w York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhods Island, South Carolina, V.mtont, Virginia and W.st Virginia WtiiM . Srnd.rrf Bos Appta. IS SO lb. Mil 43 lb. Proportionately Low Wefae on Smallot Packagaa. Rata Include Pick-up and Dmllvry Service) Within Proscribed Lfmlta SERVING THE NATION FOR 94 YEARS RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY, Pnc. NATION-WIDE RAIL AND AIR SERVICE I Get Holiday Gifts with S. & H. StampsFrom This Store" i trC7S:- 'Js9TVyMLI i UJSr CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS Sewing Set This handy set especially appropriate as a gift for Mother, contain nrlnsors, thimble, needles, sewing silk nnrt darning silk. Put tip In ft nice gift rn bluet. Sets 98c and $1,65 Powder Jars and Mirrors This rnmblnatlon (tlft net lina a lance powder sjnr nnd mnke-tip mirror with adjustable han dle. Complete for 59c Linen Lace Chair Sets These aet.i protect nnd beautify the chair and davenport nnd will he especially welcomed at ChrlMmnfl time. Net 65c Bed Spreads What gift could be more acceptable to the h on sen ITe than a bed spread? we are espe cially featuring Colonial spreads In all shades with attractive, scalloped borders. The size Is 80x1 OH. $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 Toilet Sets Children's brush, comb and mirror In an at tractive gift box. Complete set 59c Pajama Bags Mere's an unusual girt, yet a very useful and appropriate one bcautlrul silk bag In rose. Nile or pent'h $l.QO Pequot Bed Sets Colored hems with sheet Hlif9 and eases 4Vc SKt In a smart appearing girt boi. Complete on our main floor $4.5Q Tie Racks and Brushes Here's a handy set In colors complete with rack and good serviceable brush, ftpeclnl 65c Compacts . Here's an Inexpensive and appropriate gift completely filled and exceptionally smart com pacts. A fine selection. 59c and $1.00 OUR stock for Christmas has never been more complete our prices never so moderate! Jint see for yourself how economically yon can shop here and what lovely (rifts yoti can selert from our fine assort ment for every memher of the fnmlly! f 1 1 One Special Group of OATS l2 PRICE Tesl We are cutting a special group of our very lat est winter coats to Just half-price so that M. M. Store patrons may enjoy an up-to-the-minute cont RIGHT NOW at a substantial saving. Be sure to see this special rack or coats tomorrow. You'll be delighted with their loveliness fine fabrics, luxurious trim mings and quality linings. Sale of Wool Dresses .Clever wool dresses specially grouped for your shop ping trip here tomorrow, and priced at one amazingly low price. Be sure tc see these wool dresses tomor row at . $595 WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR Every style every slue. In smart dress and clever sport oxfords for women are Included In this spe cial group that we hare set aside for Saturday shoppers at the rery low price of You must see these shoes to fully appreciate the remarkable rallies they represent, lie sure to visit our Mnln Floor Shoe section tomorrow) SLIPPERS Ton will be delighted with the smartness and beauty of our slip pers and mules Just arrived for the Christ nns season. All shades, all shapes and lovely plumed trim mings, at prices as low as $295 A, 98c Corsets Reduced! We have set aside ft bargnln table of corsets In our main floor ready-to-wear department prices hare been cut In two, yet these corsets are excellent In quality and right up-to-the-minute In stile. Remember, to see the bargain tnble tomorrow "12 PRICE SWEATERS Here's ft useful and very appro priate gilt for the holidays a brushed wool sweater or fancy striped sweater. The prices are very moderate, too. $J95 aj ,.. jHp.M,,Sl IM im.H;w GENUINE S Oregon Wool g-; 'BLANKETS Beautiful new shades and colors. v't- i W, w.-,-s Special Prices until 't-riga Christmas! ' & - f SS Kay Woolen MlBsIx BLANKETS Here are a few Kay creations we especially call your attention to: "GRANADA" A beautiful twoHone. satin trim blan ket. 70x80 Inches In sire and weighing 3 pounds. A choice of these combi nations of shades Green and Rose. Rnse and Gold Green and Gold, Rose and Gold Gold and Orchid, Rose and Blue, Green and Gold. "GLORIA" A soft, warm, plain color blanket, 72x M Inches In size and weighing 4H pounds. Choose from a fine array of colors Rose, Green. Peach, Blue, Orchid $995 Chinese Blanket Here's a blanket that will take the place of all the covers on your bed. A fine double construction blanket In red and gold and a real value at this price! $ 1 8so "BISMARK" An exceptionally striking, mottled twill blanket, 12x84 Inches tn size and 4 pounds In weight. Here are the three outstanding shades: - Rose, Green, Blue $995 "EDEN" Bark and light combinations predomi nate in this fine Kay blanket 72x84 in size. Make your color selection from these fine shades Rtit and Apricot, Orchid and Feach, Green and Gold. "Crater Lake" Hudson Bay construction features, this Kay blanket named after southern Ore gon's own Crnter Lake 72x84 Inches In size and welching 4 pounds this blan ket Is especially attractive In white Willi colored stripe). $995 STEAMER ROBES Special $ 1 2.45 GIFTS FOR MEN! HUNDREDS OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS IN OUR BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT IEPT Never before has our men's department offered ft finer selection of outstandingly appropriate gifts at prices amazingly low. We have an excellent show Ing of gifts In leather, such as purses, traveling sets, key sets. etc. Gift boles of handkerchiefs, too, as well as a very comprehensive shonlng of gift apparel at usual low M. M. Store prices! CHRISTMAS SHIRTS - A fine showing of shirts for every man and boy conservative and nov elty numbers alike at prices an low as 98