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Newspaper Page TextTAGE TWO MEDFORD. MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBE 3ER-23. 1934. Sunburn Chafing Foot Irritations quickly 'aliayeiwitri mild Resinol Ointment N 32,000 SEE LONDOS THROW LEWIS IN CHICAGO MATCH I HOW THEY STAND- SPREAD BLUES IN FINI SWEAR LOYALTY hi CAMPUS CIRCLES Pat Fury On Crutches at Least Three Weeks as Re sult of Gonzaga Fray Four Others Nursing Hurts EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 24 (AP) A blue long wafted over the University of Oregon csmpus today where limped many or the heroes ol Oregon 13 to 0 victory over Gonzaga here Saturday. The co-champlone or the Pacific coaat were but a acant reminder ol lest year's great team, but had a de fense strong enough to Keep me smooth working, veraatlle Bulldogs scoreless. Against the lighter oppusl tlon. the Oregon oirense manufec tured two touchdowns, one through the ether. The melody of the blue song or wall Is that another Oregon taokle la on the shell. It la Pat Fury, assigned to crutches for at least three weeks with knee ligaments torn In the Oon saga fray. Others Injured. Sidebars of the song are that both first atrlng ends, Butch Morse ana Budd Jones, and Roy Oagnon, regu lar guard, sustained badly pulled muscles. The chorus Is that Tackles Gardner Prye and Del BJork and Halfbacks Bay Lopea and Maury Van Vllot are still on a previous Injury list. How many will be ready for the U. C. It. A. game In Portland neat Saturday Is prob- lematlcal. CORVALUS, Ore., Sept. 34. (AP) Safely through the punishment pit of an opening doubieheaaer, tne Ore gon Stat football squad today launched strenuous preparations for Ban Francisco university, which comes here Friday. The pathway to the firmament of glory for Willamette university was obstructed by two tough breaka which Oregon State, led by Norman "Red" Franklin, turned Into two touch downa and a 13 to 0 victory over the Bearoata here Saturday. Franklin also led the Beavers In a 19 to 0 victory over the stubborn but less powerful Paclflo University eleven In the second game. Mills' first quarter fumble on the Wlllamett eight-yard line was re covered by Oregon State, but It waa the fourth down before Franklin flanked the fighting Bearoata for the touchdown. I Scores Yesterday "W X rfrs fit i. ,4 it wM if r v v : . . ' ii i ,v i f jv:,h i :,f, ;v Jim Lonclm, Orerk wrestler, had one arm firmly gripped around the head of Ed "stmngler" Lewis when this picture of their title match, iron by London by a fall after 40 mlnutei and 27 seconds of wrrslllng, at Wrlgley park, Chicago, was taken. The match drew a crowd of 32.000, helloed to be a record for the grunt and groan business. (Associated Press Photo.) LILLARD TO RESUME ARMORY MAT SHOWS Promoter Mack Llllnrd returned to Medford Sunday after several days' vacation spent on the coast. The wrestling Impressarlo declared he would reopen the Armory mat shows Thursday, October 4, leaving next Thursdsy clear for the big Elks' club fistic fiesta, which will be a feature of the loaVe smoker In their temple on that night. According to Lillsrd. there will be a wealth of grunt and groaners seeking matches on the coast this fall, and he plana to algn the cream of the crop for appearances here. Since the re- LITTLE SCORES GOLFING 'DOUBLE' Coast League. At Hollywood H-3, Portland 4-1. At Saorsmento 0-3, Los Angeles 4-1 At Mission 6-4, Seattle 0-0. At Oakland 3-4, San Francisco l-a National Leaeue. At Boston 0-4. New York 8-S. At Cincinnati 7-4, St. Louis 0-3. At Brooklyn J-T, Philadelphia 4-3. At Pittsburgh 3. Chicago, 8. American League. At St. Loins 4-1, Detroit 3-1. At New York l-, Boston 0-4. At Chicago 1-1. Cleveland 3-3. At Philadelphia Washington 3-1. I PRO FOOTBALL LOS ANGELES. Sept. 34. (UP) Professional football made Its Paclllc coaat debut for the season Sunday, when the S. O. Maroons defeated the Shamrocka, 31 to 0. before 10,000 tans. GREEN BAY, Wis.. Sept. 34 (UP) A fourth period drive gave the Chi cago Bears 14 polnta and a 34-10 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 plnremenU by Manders provrd the margin of victory for the Bears. DIANA FIELD, DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 34. UP) Professional football was Introduced to in.ooo Dotroiters Sunday when the newly organised De. trolt Lions professional footbsll tram defeated Inst yenra National league champions, the New York OlanU, to 0. "agsvi' ; 1 Miuk Llllnrd. ctnt capacity crowd turnM out to ee Jumping Joe Savoldl, LlllArd has ben taking a vacation and th local fans are atgain becoming anxlotia to iea i good bone crushing exhibition. Srgant Bob Konaaton, lat of the Marine, who la now making hi home In Qold Hill, la practically aaaured of ft apot on the next c&rd, October 4. and Ltllard hopea to get lete Bel caatro aa an opponent (or the leather neck. Fireman Ray Frlabte la anxl oia to re-entr the ame and may be aeen on the next card. vAjli y-r 1 ' T S Rain put ft damper on actlvltlea at the Rogue River Valley golf courae yeatcrday, but despite occasional downpour five matches were com pleted out of the nine which remained to be played In the fourth round of the P. A. T. tournament. Oeorge Phythlan defeated Charlea Strang. 1 up; Bruce Bauer defeated Dr. E. W. Barnum. 3 and 2; E. G. Pierce defeated C. S. Newhall, 3 fcnd 2: J. B. Kirk defeated H. B. Kellom. 3 and 1, and R. B. Hammond defeated Oecrge Hunt, a nd 1. None of theae conteatanta thought it neceaaary to plow through mud and water to fln- lh out their matchea. after the out come had been decided. Two conteata in the fifth rounds were completed yeaterday, R. p. 8e mon defeating Oeorge Phythlan, 1 up. In one advance match, and R. A. Bottg taking the measure of Capt. Potter, 3 and 1, In the other. Botte and Pot ter completed their acore, Botta shoot ing a D2, and Captain Potter turning In a 08. Other matchea In the fourth rounds will be played this week, according to club officials, due to inability to play over the week-end because of rain. Deer hunting la also causing several games In the fifth bracket to be played In advance, the Semon-Phyth-lan contest yesterday being scheduled early because of hunting plans. John B. Kirk, holder of the P. A. T. trophy, has been forging toward the final bracket with consistent play, and keen competition Is expected In the final rounds, with such hopefuls as Phythlan,- Bruce Bauer, Semon. Botta and Hammond. With the com pletion of the fourth rounds less than 16 contestants will remain. Pairings for the matches, which have yet to be played to bring the tourney into the fifth bracket are as follows: Gordon Green and C. Ellis, Bud Simmons and Walter Leverette, A E Orr and nA. F. West, and Dr. E. R. Durno and R. O. Bard well. By the Associated Perss. Coast. W. L. PC. Los Angeles H H 66 31 Hollywood 63 41 MIstlons . 63 42 Seattle 60 44 San Francisco 49 47 Oaklnnd 45 61 Portland 33 01 Sacramento .... 33 63 National. W. L. PC. New York 93 68 .624 St. Louis 89 57 .610 Chlcag 83 63 .566 Boston 73 72 .503 SALEM, Sept. 24. UP) The state utilities commissioner today suspend ed for a period or 30 days a proposed new tariff filed by the Northern a- clflc Terminal company, increasing the charges for awltchlng service in the Portland area. Pittsburg Brooklyn . Philadelphia 73 72 .600 66 80 .462 54 87 .383 Cincinnati 52 94 .356 BERLIN, Sept. 24. (UP) Leading blAhopa from all parts of the Reich swore eternal loyalty to Relchsfuehrer Adolf Hitler Sunday In colorful cere monies incident to the formal induc tion of Dr. LudwUt Mueller aa relcha blshop of the German Evangelical church. ' The services climaxed more than ft 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. Relcrwblshop Mueller, as Htler'a chief lieutenant in the chuich. becam ilc tatorlal head of the Protestant faith, unifying the various branches under this personal control. WHY SUFFER? Ulcers gas pains, sour sUeaach. nausea, coruupauou. inui gesllon ana omer aco disorders an le hy pi rive hone. Many hundred, ol sufferers fnund renc i. BAIKERD'S TABLETS have helped others. Why not yon? FOR SALIVA T Jarmln's Drug Store In Medford American. W. L. PC. Detroit 07 52 .651 New York 91 57 .615 Cleveland 82 67 .550 Boston 73 75 .490 Philadelphia 65 79 .451 St. Louis 66 83 .446 Washington 64 81 .441 ChUsgo 51 95 .340 t Ran Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 34. (API First grade butterfat, 28'c f. o. b., San Francisco. Silver. NEW YORK, Sept. 24. (API Bar silver steady, unchanged at 40. 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 aa a penance. Don't Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart If stomach GAS prevent sleeping on right side try Adlerika. One do.se brings out poisons and relieves gas pressing on heart so you sleep sound ly all night. Haul's Drug Store. New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place Do f a Lie teeth annoy you by drop ping or slipping? Just sprinkle a little Pasteeth on your plates. This new fine powder holds teeth firm and comfortable. No gummy, pasty tostc or feeling. Sweeten breath. Get r&ateeth from your druggist. Tiuee Alaea. lsFRVirplii M6A8ER. THE ORDER pi OF THE 601DEN RULfi Li- Questions Of all the questions you may have asked yourself nbout the Orrler of the Golden Kule, this is the most important, "What does it mean to ME? Our membership in the Order means that you can select a funeral director here in Medford without doubt or hesitation. PERL FUNERAL HOME -MojzticuuiA OFFICE OF COUNTY CORONER SIXTH AT OAKDALE -PHONE 47 . W. Lawson Little, husky Stanford university student, Is shown with na Havemoyer cup following his victory In the national amateur nolf tourney at Brookllne. Mass, Little trounced Oave Goldman of Dallas in Ihe final round to become the first golfer since Bobby Jones, and the third In history, to win both the English and national amateur crowns tha same season. (Associated Press Photo! light and thin, 8c; 140.170 lbs., 6 Monty Ward 25"; 9o; heavy, Salic: fancy lambs. Ilia North Amr ,oi 80 ide io.: ewes, Sisbc lb.; medium cows, 'Penney (J. c.) B38c lb.: hellers, enflic lb.; cutter i Phillips Pet cows, 0c lb.: canners, 3D so lb.; i Radio bulls, Igaito lb. sou. Pac POTATOES Oregon Brubanas tl JolBtd, Brands per cental: Yakima Clems, No. 1, al io Bt- Oil CM. ffl.aa per cental. Cheese, milk, mohair, live poultry, onions, cantsloupea, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. DAYTON. O.. Bept. 34 (UPI Doug Russell, Chicago Cardinal heltnacs, caught the opening klrkoff of the game with the Cincinnati rtede Sun day, back of his own goal Una and carried It loa yards tor a touchdown. In the third period, Dave Cook drop ped back to the 30-vard line to place kick a field goal. Those lone scoring plays of the Cardinsla opened their National pro lesnue season and gave them a 0 to 0 victory. Mvrstork. PORTLAND, Sept. 34. AP)Cat tle 3OO0; calve 300; active; steer, good, common and medium, $a.00 6.3o; helferi, good, common and ma rtitim. 3 ;M,75: cows, good, common and medium. 'J 2fS 4 low cutter nnd cutter, 1.TM 3.7ft; bulla, good, je.ftO m 7.50: cutter, common and me rtium, $2.fiO(j3.&0: vealer. good and choice, XI.MM7.60; cull, common nnd medium $3(3 8 80; calve, good and choice, A.,l0.r7 00; common and me dlum, 3.00ft: ,l0. . Hoaa 1700; active Heady. Light weight, good and choice, ft.75lit.7S: medium weight, good and choice, 3 itfl.75; heavyweight, good and choice, lA.eOit 6.3ft; packing nowt, mrrttum end good, grafts 4 36; fctMtrr end atocker pipn, good and choice, H&Offf&OO. SHP.CP 3 A 00; iiow. atPAdy: lamb.', good end choice, i,V00.. 6 50; year ling wether. .I3ftf4 00; ewet. good ind choice, II 7ft 3 3ft; cull, common and medium, 7ftcfj3O0. Portland Wheat . 15', . 7i , 17i . 19 , 31 a; . 43i . 6i, . 42 PORTLAND. Sept. J4 (AP) Orsln: Wheat: Open High Low Close May .88 .88 .88 .88 Sept 84 .84 .84 .84 r.c 85'i .8514 8Si .851 j Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 84'i; dark hard winter, 13 per cent, 7; do, U per cent, aa; soft white, northern spring and western red. 84; western white. 83; hard winter, 87',. Oats: No. 3 white, M4. Corn: No. 3 S yellow, S8 SO. Mlllrun, standard. S31.S0. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 84; barley.ll; (lour, SI; oata, 23; hay, f. Chicago Wheat St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer Union Corb Unit. Aircraft oit U. S. Steel : 32 'j 4 Named 'Miss Chicago' CHCAOO. Sept. 34 (API Wheat: Open High Low Sep. old I 04' New 1.04 Dec. old 1 04 New 1.04 Msy 104 1 04 104 1 04 1 04 1 04 1.0.1 1 01 1 01 1 01 1 01 Close 1.0.1 1.0.1 1 01 1 01 1.01 KIDNAPERS THREAT TO LOS ANOCLBfl. BfPt. 24 (UP, Tha home of Ntck MaIIu, north Hoi lyirod Undcitpe gardener and film jct deftUner, wo guarded today while police aotixM the author of a nte demanding 13.000 on threnta of kid nap! iig Mnllaa n!ne--ear-old aon Donald. Wnllaa found the note, crudely pen ciled on a piece of paper torn frf-m a ack, in hi mailbox laat night. It read: "Come acroM with 13,000 or we will get that little kid of yourt get money reddy will give you chance. X." I'mm Porllruid-iharlea W Tladal of ihe Portland Trout and Harinea bunk, la In Medlord today attending to biuineae mattera. PorllanJ Produce 5 , 5- V AV ..V4 The author of Judith Lane writes a new serial M Wall St. Report PORTLAND. Sept. 34 (AP) But ter Print A grade, nt4e lb,: parch mem m-rapped csrton, an',' 'b : quantity pure ha m. i,c lea; 0 grade, parchment wrapped, 28c lb.; do car tona. aoc lb. BUTTEItPAT Portland delivery: A grade delivery at least twice weekly. 37-3Rc: country route. 943Ac lb: B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland. 3rtt37c lb.: country routes. 01 n 94c In : O grade at market Egga Saleo to retallera: Speclala. Sic; extra, 30c: freah extra brown, 30c; atandarda. 3r; fresh medium 3c: medium ftrata. 31c; pulleta, 19c; do ftrata. 17c: check, 31c; baker. lc down. EOOS Buying price of wholennler NEW YORK. Sept. 14. (AP After advancing for five ronaecutlve sea alona, the atock market reversed Itaelf today. The reaction wa not pro nounced, however, except In the cae of aeveral of the mtala which were under prture throughout. Tte clo5c wa a trifle heavy. Transfer ap proximated S 10.000 ahnrps. Today's rloeing prices for S3 selected stocks follow; Al. Chem. A- D-e 133 Am. Can B7ts Am. At Fan. Pow A. T. T - 10QS Anaconda U'i Atch. T. A S. r. 50 Pendit Avla Beth, lit eel 9"i California Pack'g ST1, Miss Alice Jaglowskl, 19. wst named "Miss Chicago" in a beauty contest conducted at the world! fair. As part o her reward she gets a season contract with tha Zitgfeld Follies. (Associated Press Photo. Wi ad'ti raliave pain In ONI mlnwtti end iho erai twf) ho Undor tear lofaly leoian and rash special,, 20 .1 37c; eilras. 3.1 it 1 ( aterplllsr lYact 21 Sac; freh exlra hrown. 31c; eslra Chrysler .12 first. 24c: fresh medium,. 31c: mecoml. Soly p dlnm firsts, ai": pullets. 18c; do firsts Cnrtlss-Wrlaht 3 14c; checks, 16c; underirscle, 15c DtiPont 88 dnren, ioen. vds J COUNTItV MKATT4-Helling prlre to Oen Mot J retailers: Country kilted Ivits. best Int. Harvest 27 butchers, under I Ml lbs. 12,i)2',c:l. T as T 10 per lb.; yeslers, fancy, llllc lb ; j Johns-Man 44 Hotel Fipueroa Hun ems t ( 4ngfes tne tt Lit' le nrwei.. fj? l . Htilrl. iJft! ,0" 0l,t,rt, litv 5 CiimtnrL Downtown narnje in ( ofiiivt-litn Riteii from It. Ad net dai rttthmii naih 41 (Mi oei 1n ntth .iih fS.iK) net da iHtr rtnl- nut nath II Mil III I rive arian Vjroraon ly JEANNE IIOWMAN "You look stunning!" Anne told Marian. '"But take a few tips from this Silver friend of yours. Lon's the kind of a fellow every woman's bound to make a try for. . . And so it was. There was Marian "too honorable ...too practical" every body said and there was Silver. And both with Lon on their minds. ... Jesnne Bowman's previous serial showed a woman bravely fighting against great odds and winning. Marian Gordon is as plucky as Judith. Before the threadi of this new story arc untangled and smoothed out in a startlingly dramatic concha sion, she has some good detective work to her credit plus the other things for which .he has been striving. It's a swiftly paced story from beginning to end the kind Jeanne Bowman w rile, the kind you'll like. Starting Monday, October 1, in the MAIL TRIBUNE