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mbeV: TAGE TWO HEDFORD. ifATL TRTBI7XE. MEDFOIil' OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER" 23, 1931 SPREAD BLUES IN Pat Fury On Crutches at Least Three Weeks as Re suit of Gonzaga Fray Four Others Nursing Hurts EUGENE, Or.. Sept. 24 (AP) A blue song watted over the University of Oregon campus today where limped many of the heroea or Oregon' 0 victory over oonzaga nere saiur dav. The co-champions of the Pacific coaet were but a leant reminder ol lait year'a great team, but had a de fense strong enough to keep the smooth working, versatile Bulldogs scoreless. Against the lighter opposi tion, the Orogon offense manufec- tured two touchdowns, one through the ether. The melody of the blue song or wall la that another Oregon tackle Is on the shelf. It Is Pat Fury, assigned to crutchee for at least three weeks with knee ligaments torn In the Con. saga tray. Othera Injured. Sldebara of the song are that both first string ends, Buth Morse and Budd Jones, and Boy Oagnon, regu lar guard, sustained badly pulled muscles. The chorus Is that Tackles Gardner Prye and Del BJork and Halfbacks Ray Lopez and Maury Van Vllet are atlll on a previous Injury list. How many will be ready for the U. C. 1. A. game In Portland next Saturday la proo. lematlcal. CORVALUS, Ore., Sept. 24. (AP) Safely through the punishment pit of an opening doubleheader, the ore gon State football squad today launched strenuous preparations for San Francisco university, which cornea here Friday. The pathway to the firmament ot glory for Willamette university was obstructed by two tough breaks whloh Oregon State, led by Norman "Red" Franklin, turned Into two touch downs and a IS to 0 victory over the Bearcats here Saturday. Franklin also led the Beavers In a IB to 0 victory over the stubborn but less powerful Pacific University eleven In the aeoond game. Mills' first quarter fumble on the Willamette eight-yard line was re covered by Oregon State, but It waa the fourth down before Franklin flanked the fighting Bearcat for the touchdown. I Scores Yesterday Coast Lcuglie. At Hollywood 1-3, Portland 4-9 At Saoramento 0-2, Los Angeles 4-1 At Mission -4, Seattle 0-0. At Oakland S-4, San Francisco 1-2. 32,000 SEE LONDOS THROW LEWIS IN CHICAGO MATCH r i)ewayiuin m)i'i. f.ww-' V '' i i ft i . . t w Jim Londo, Oreek wrealler, had one arm firmly rrlnnid around the head of t.A "Kirtinier" iui. uhrn this picture of their Mile niotch, won by Londos by a full after 4(1 minute and S7 second of wrestling, at Wrlgley park, f'hlragu, was taken. The match drew a crowd of 32.000. believed fo he a record for the .runt and groan business. (,,olutcd Tress Photo.) L1LLARD TO RESUME ARMORY MAT SHOWS Promoter Mack Llllard returned to Medford Sunday after aevoral days' vacation spent on the coast. The wrestling imprsasarlo declared he would reopen the Armory mat ahowa Thursday, October 4, leaving next Thursday clear for the big Elks' club fistic fiesta, which will be a feature of the lodge smoker in their temple on that night. According to Llllard. there will be a wealtn of grunt and groanera seeking matches on the coast this fall, and he plena to sign the cream of the crop lor appearances nere. since the re LITTLE SCORES GOLFING 'DOUBLE' TR rr: National League. At Boston 0-4. New York 8-S. At Cincinnati 7-4. St. Loula . At Brooklyn 2-T, Philadelphia 4-2. At Pittsburgh 2, Chicago, 9. Amerli'un League. At St. Louis 4-1, Detroit 1-1. . At New Tork Boston 0-4. At Chicago 1-1. Cleveland 2-8. At Philadelphia l-. Washington 2-J. I PRO FOOTBALL LOS ANOBLES, Sept. 24. (Un professional football made Ua Paolllc coast debut tor the season Sunday, when the 8. C. Maroona defeated the Shamrocks, 21 to 0, betore 10,000 tana, ORrKN BAY, Wla.. Sept. a,4.(UP A fourth period drive gave the Chi cago Bears 14 point and a 24-10 vic tory over the Grconbay Packers before a record 14.000 crowd here Sunday afternoon. Two touchdowns by Bronko Na gurskl, ramming fullback from Min nesota, and placement by Mander proved the margin of victory tor the Bears. DIANA FIELD, DETROIT., Mich Sept. 24. IUP) Professional football was Introduced to 15.000 Detroitera Sunday when the newly organlted De. trolt Lions professional football team defeated last year'a National league champions, the New York Giants, to 0. ai!:;' X 'V '?:tKl : il'-. ; Slack Llllard. I AS' -, ft- "V ) cent cBpc!ty crowd turntd out to m Jumping Joe SAVoldl. LlllJird haa ben tnklrLg a vioatlon and the local fans are again becoming anxloua to see a good bona cruhlnji exhibition. k)pgeant Bob Kenaxton. late of the Marine, who t now making hla home in Qold Hill, la praotlcAlly aaaured of a apot on the next card. October 4, and Llllard hopoa to get fete Bel- caatro as an opponent for the leathsr- neck. Fireman Ray Friable la anxi ous to re-enter the game and may be seen on the next card. W. Lawson Little, huaky Stanford university atudent, Is ahown with tne navemeyer cup following his victory In the national amateur golf tourney at Brookllne, Mats, Little trounced Dave Goldman of Dallas In lh final round to become the first golfer alnce Bobby Jones, and the Ihlrd In history, to win both the English and national amateur crowne the same season. (Associated Press Photnl light and thin, OifSc; 140-170 lbs., 6 Oo: heavy, a,0c; fancy lambs, llr 12c lb.; ewea, 4,6c lb.; medium cows. 6!6c lb.; heifers, o'4c lb.; cutter cows, 8 a So lb.; cannera, 3g4o lb.; bulls, on 8 '4o lb. POTATOES Oregon Brubanks $1 20 Monty Ward ... North Ainer. ... Penney (J. c.) . Phillips Pet Rsdlo Sou. Pac Std. Brands per cental: Yeklma Oems, No. 1, 1.20 St. Oil cnl. 8 l .sn per cental. Cheese, milk, mohair, live poultry, onions, cantaloupes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. DAYTON, O., Sept. a. (UP) -Doug Ruaaell, Chicago Cardinal halfback, caught the opening klrkoff of the came with the Cincinnati Rrde Bun day, bark of his own goal line tnd carried It 103 yards for touchdown. In the third period. Dav Cook drop ped back to the 39-v.rd line to place kick a field goil. Tli oat lone scoring pla ye of the Cardinals opened their National pro league aeaeon and gave them a 0 to 0 victory. MvfRtork. PORTLAND. Sept. 34. (AP)- Cat tle 3000: calves 300; active; steers, good, common and medium, 18.00 0.3ft; heifers, good, common and me dluin, S3 ft? 4.78: cows, good, common and medium, 13.35(4 35; low cutter And cutter, si. TSfl 3.7ft; bulls, good, 6,607.50; cutter, oommon and me dlum, g3.flO(g9B0; veal era, good and choice, Sfl.80(7.50; cull, common and medium $3a6 60; calvea, good and choice, ft 50.7 00; common and me dium, S3 00:.(so. . KOQS 1700; active steady. Light weight, good and choice, 13. 73 ,ifl.7S; medium weight, good and choice, ffl (trfl.78; heavyweight, good and oholce, 3,fl0(je 3n; pucklngnowa, medium and good, jt;3 3B(4 3ft: fcrder and atocker pig, good and choice, HftOaSOO. BMKEP 8300; alow, steady; lamba, good and choice, SVOO ft 50; yosr ling wethers, t333400; ewee, good snd choice. l 7ftaaA; cull, common and medium, Tftcf 3 00. Portland Wheat St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. Union Carb. . Unit. Aircraft U. S 25!i 134 so 15,i 6', 17 .... 19 .... an; .... 43 H - 5i, .. 42 PORTLAND, Sept. 24 (AP) Qrsln; Wheat: Open High Low Close May .ea'i Bn ,84 .88 Sept 84 .84 .84 .84 .85'j .8514 .851, .831 I'ash: Big Bend bluestem, 04'j; dark hard winter, 12 per cent. 7: do, 11 per cent, 22; soft white, northern spring and western red. 84; western white, 83; hard winter, B7!J, Oata: No. 2 white, a.14. Corn: No. 2 K yellow. I.ib 50. Mlllrun, aundard. 121.50. Today's csr receipts: Wheat. 84; barley.ll; flour. 31; oata. 22; hay. 8. Steel 32 ti Named 'Miss Chicago' Chicago Wheat CHCACIO. Sept wheat: Open Sep. old 1.04a New I 04' , Dec. old 1 04', New 1 04 May 1.04'i 24. (AP) High Low Close 104'; lOS'i 1.0.T, l.04, 10.1'i I.0SS 1 04S 10.t'4 I03'4 I04, I0.1H 10JJ, 104', 103', 1.03', Portlandf Produce LOS ArfOK.ea. Sept. 24 (UP) The home ot Nick Mails, north Hoi iywod landscape gardener and tltm set deAlner. was guarded today while police sousht the author of a note demanding 8.V0O0 on threat of kid naping Mallea nine-year-old son Donald. Mallas found the note, crudely pen ciled on a piece of paper torn from a atck. In his mallboa last night. It read: "Come across with $5,000 or we will get that little kid of yours gel money reddy will five you chance. X.H rrom Porilnnd-Crmrles W Tlsdale of the Portland Trust snd Ssviues bsnk. la In Medford today attending to business msltere, i PORTLAND. Sept. 24. (API But ter Print A grsde. galje lb.; parch, ment wrapped cartons, afle lb.: quantity purrhsMM., i-e less; B grsde. perrhment wrspped, 28c lb.; do car- I'ons. aae in. BUTTE RrAT Portland delivery: A I . delivery at least twice weekly. 273., eounlry ro'ites. 94ir2ac lb.: B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly. Portland, a97e lb.: country routes, S3 it 24c lb.: C grade at market Eggs Sales to retailer,: Speolala. 81c: extras, 20c: frseh estra brown. A. T. A T 2fte; standards. 9ac: fresh medluma Anaconda 2e: medium first 23c; pullets. Itc; Alch. T. J S. F. do firsts, I7e; checks, 9tc; bskers. Ic . flendll Avis doeen. i Beth. Bleel EOOS Buying price of wholesalers: ralirornla Psck'g. Fresh specials. aO i 37c; extras. 354 rstrrplllar Tract. 1c: fresh extra brown. 23c: extra Chrysler first. 94r: fresh mediums, 23c; me- j Ooml. )o Wall St. Report V 1 V hwr - NEW YORK, Sept. 24. (AP After j aorancing for five ronsecutiv ses sions, the stock markst reversed Itself today. The reaction waa not pro nounced, however, except In the csac of several of the metala which were under pressure throughe' "ne doer wss a trifle hes- y. -rran.ters sp proxlmsted fll'.-itO shares. Tldsy's closing prlrea for S2 selected stocks follow: Al. Chem. Hi Dye 132 Am. Csn 071 Am. Ac Fen. Pow 8', Mlsa Alice Jaglowskl, 1. wai named "Miss Chicago" in a beauty contest conducted at the world! fair. As part of her reward she gett a aeason contract with the Zi.gfeld Follies. (Associated Press Photol rsllev pain In ONI mlnutei end ihee pes, """ tends, re.ii inf.ly laoise end ..loon .. n . 80 lit, .. 3; - 97', .. 97 52', rtlum firsts. 21c; pullet. IBc; do firsts 1 Ourtiss-Wrlght as 88 't WH M 27. 10 - 44 H 4c; checks, lac; undergrade, 13c , IniPont down. !Oen. Foods . COUNTRY MEATS Selling price 10 Oen Mot. ... retailers: Country killed hfgs. best Int llsne.t. butchers, tinder IftO Ihs., 1?.M3',C(I. T. Aj T. per lb.; vealera, fancy. llgUL,c lb ; j Johns-Msn. . Hotel Fieueroa Huen.s it a, I'llh a-ricle l alll t)ne ol c tncrlrs newest MnteK Oil Dill. Idt Hixni nt CnmtMrt. Downtown derate In Cnnnectmn R.les frttm It. St) pet dat ,tllhtit nsth 1 ihi pet iai nlth nsth t.t.lK) pel da twin nnt. md nsth 4 It KM! I II I cure. Hp! : E s Rain put a damper on activities at the Rogue River Valley golf course yesterdsy. but despite occaalonal downpours five matches were com pleted out of the nine which rcmslned to be played in the fourth round of the P. A. T. tournament. Oeorge Phythtan defeated Charles Strang. 1 up: Bruce Bauer defeated Dr. E. w. Barnum, 3 and 2; E. O. Pierce defeated C. S. Newhall. 3 and 2: J. B. Kirk defeated R. B. Kellom. 3 and 1, and R. B. Hammond defeated Oecrge Hunt, 2 and I. None of these contestsnts thought It necessary to plow through mud and water to fin ish out their matches, after the out come had been decided. Two contests In the fifth rounds were completed yesterday, R. D. Se mon defeating Oeorge Phythlan, 1 up. In one advance match, and R. A. Botts tsaing the measure of Capt. Potter. 2 and 1, In the other. Botts and Pot ter completed their acore, Botta shoot ing a 02, and Captain Potter turning In a 28. Other matchea In the fourth rounds will be played thla week, according to club officials, due to Inability to play over the week-end because of rain. Deer hunting Is also causing several games in the fifth bracket to be played In advance, the Semon-Phyth-lan contest yesterday being acheduled early because of hunting plans. John B. Kirk, holdor of the P. A. T. trophy, haa been forging toward the final bracket with consistent play. and keen competition Is expected in the final rounds, with such hopefuls aa Phythlan,- Bruce Bauer, Semon, Botta and Hammond.. With the com pletion of the fburth rounda less than 16 contestant will remain. Pairings for the mstches, which have yet to be played to bring the tourney Into the fifth bracket are as follows: Oordon Green and C. Ellis, Bud Simmons and Walter Leverette, A. E. Orr and A. F. West, and Dr. E. R. Durnn and R. a. Bardwell. HOW THEY STANDS By the Associated Perss. Coast. Los Angeles Hollywood Mls5lons 8eattle W. I. . 85 31 . S3 41 . 52 43 50 44 Snn Francisco - 40 47 Oakland ....... 45 Portland Sacramento .... 33 63 .344 61 33 01 PC. .677 .564 .553 .532 .510 .469 .351 Notional. W. L. PC. New York 03 66 .624 St. Louis 89 87 .810 Chlcag 83 63 .566 Boston 73 72 .503 Pittsburg 72 72 .500 Brooklyn 66 80 Philadelphia 64 87 Cincinnati 52 94 .452 .383 American. SWEAR LOYALTY BERLIN. Sept. 24 (VP) Leading bishops from sll part of the Reich swore eternal loyalty to Relchs fuehrer Adolf Hitler Sunday In colorful cere monies incident to the formal induc tion of Or. Ludwt Mueller as relchs btshop of the German Evangelical church. The service climaxed more than a year of Intense turmoil within the Protestant church in the third relch. and were the public proclamation of nasi victory in the religious affairs of Oermany over strong opposition. Relctuiblshop Mueller, aa H tier's chief lieutenant in the church, becam 11c tatorlal head of the Protectant faith, unifying the various branches under this personal control. Sunburn 17 Chafing Foot Irritations Jtchini Rashes quick v allawd wilh mild 1 Resinol Ointment & j pY . j WHY SUFFER? Dicers, fas pains, soar stenach. nautea. eonsupauon. inui gesuon ana oiner acD disorders te hv aciotiy. T7JrV erVCT. i.i n-iirrar " -run wpi.yrf a j w Bdeeum a BV. 191 eeTUr- 1 jot; t rive hope. Many hundreds ol suflercrs ave found renei. R A I N E R OS TABLt I have helped oibers. Why not yon? roRsatAT Tannin's Drug Store In Medford W. 87 91 83 72 Philadelphia 65 St. Louis 66 Washington 64 Chloago 81 Detroit New York Cleveland Boston PC .651 .615 .560 .400 .461 .446 .441 .340 SALEM, Sept. 24. (PI The state utilities commissioner today suspend ed for a period of 30 daya a proposed new tariff filed by the Northern a clfic Terminal company, Increasing the charges for awttchlng service in the Portlsnd area, . Ron Francisco Bllttrrrnt. 8AN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24. (API First grade butterfat, 28',$c t. o. b. San Francisco. Silver. NEW YORK, Sept. 24. (API Bar silver steady, unchanged at 49H 4 Princes Caroline Sayn Wittgen stein, Liszt's Innamorata, once spent a good deal of Lent prone on a Ro man church floor, arms extended like a cross as a penance. Don't Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart If stomach OAS prevents sleeping on right side try Adlerlka. One dose brine out poison and relieves gas pressing on heart ao you sleep aountl ly all night. Heath Drug Store. New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place Do false teeth annoy you by drop ping or slipping? Just sprinkle a little Pas teeth on your plates. This new fine powder holds toeth firm and comfortable. No gummy, pasty taste or feeling. Sweetens breath. Get raa teeth from your druggist. Three sizes. J SERVICE T$iV MBABER, THf ORDSROf THE SOUJEM RULfi 4 k Questions Of all the questions you may have nskod yoiir.self nbout the Order of the Golden Kulc, this is the most important, "What does it mean to MET Our membership in the Order means that you can select a funeral director here in Medford without doubt or hesitation. PERL FUNERAL HOME ?" iE OP COUN rv CORONER 5 IX TH AT OAK DALE -PHONE 4 7 Br W A i Am mm wm ii i ss r i The author of Judith Lane writes a new serial oraon Uff JEANNE IlOWMAiX "You look stunning!" Anne told Marian. "But take a few tips from tlii. Silver friend of yours. Lon's the kind of a fellow every woman' bound to make a try for. . . And so it was. There was Marian "too honorahle ... too practical" ever)-, body said and there was Silver. And both with Lon on their minds. ... Jeanne Bowman's previous serial showed a woman bravely fighting against great odds and winning. Marian Gordon is as plucky as Judith. Before the threads of this new story are untangled and smoothed out in a startlingly dramatic conclu sion, she has some good detective work to her credit plus the other things for which she has been striving. It's a swiftly paced story from beginning to end the kind Jeanne Bowman write, the kind you'll like. Starting Monday, October 1, in the MAIL TRIBUNE
