Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 14, 1934, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGON. FRTDAY, DECEMBER .14, 10.14. PAGE ELEVEN NOVEMBER DIVIDENDS SHOW HANDSOME GAIN NEW YORK, Dec. H.-(AP) No vember cash dividend increased on 600 common stocks, according to Moody'i amounted to 426,700,000. j j JEER'S TRAIN KILLS w icn represent wie- iargcov gaiu i for a single month since November, 1033. Since the low point of June, 1933, says the service, cash dividends I on these stocks have increased by press train In which Rrlchsfuhrer $190,000,000. 'Hitler was riding killed 33 persona 13 PASSENGERS IN BUS BERLIN. Dec. 14. (AP) An ex- tonlght when It At ruck an autobus near Verde u. , The casualties, besides the dead, were four persons seriously and three slightly Injured. Use Mall Tribune want ads. One Industrial Death SALEM. Dee. 14 (API Accidents In Oreson Industries during the week ending December 13 numbered 506 and result m In one death, the state Industrial accident commission re ported today. The worker killed was O. 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Durable. 2-Cell Flashlight 59c Mrla bulb. Mckel nlatfd. Bhu ttrr. Tliorm 810 tt. hrani. Wlihiiul luiiirrlra. 117 So. Central Telephone 286 p7 ffn iiir Will TIGER VIE FOR ON FIRSTJIIET Thirteen Candidates for Bur gher's Favor First Game Probably Played Next Week-End, Announcement (By Harold OroTe) With thirteen men. "the cream of the crop of the MM ford high school baiketeers," under Coach Darwin K. Burgher , basketball was officially launched at the Med ford high school Wednesday niftht. Those who trekked serosa tht ma ples for the llrst time this season were: Bob Smith. iXm Steuart. Ray Lewis, Rus Brown, Ray Ettenger, Bob Htnman, Stan Kunzman. Sam Van Dyke. BUI Luman, Harvey Seara and Lewis Campbell. Bill Bates and Ola Severson are to be added to the Hat but were not on the floor Wednesday night. Rusa Brown received the first In Jury of the season, twisting a knee while practicing guarding. It was &n old Injury. He received tho first hurt In the Washlngton-Medford football game on Turkey day. Don Steuart complained of a sore ankle, also hurt In the Turkey day tilt. After watching the boys practice, material tor a team to beat the other exponents of the Southern Oregon doesn't look so bad, even though three of them graduate at the mid-term. Three Coming Fast Three boys who will probably b among the chosen few before the sea son la over are Sam Van Dyke, Har vey Seara and Ray Lewis. Van Dyke won his laurels when he added the coup-de-graoe in, tne Aniana-Nea-ford "civil war," climaxing the 1933 1934 Tiger basketball schedule -the final score, Med ford 38, Ashland 34. Seara, a transfer from Phoenix high -school, la a rangy lad with a good basket eye and with a little practice in the Medrord style of basketball Bhould prove a dangerous weapon for the Tigers to use In their future bat eles. Lewis, who transferred from St. Mary's high school, along with Bob Smith, will also prove fatal to oppo nents once he gets going. Lewis Is a direct descendant from the long line of Lewis boys who domi nated athletics at St. Mary's academy for so long a time. He la short but a smooth basketball player. Have Tall Center For the first time In many a moon the Medford high basketball team will have the tallest center In the Southern Oregon league. He la Ray Ettenger, 6 feet 4 Inches. He Isn't mueh taller than Hard of Ashland, but he Is the tallest, unless Klamath Falls slips In a "dark horse," or Grants Pass pushes in a "bean polo." Because of his height, Kttenger has acquired a new nickname ho is called "Stretch" instead of the usual "High Pockets," "Slim,, etc. He is assured a position on the first string at center if he can control his equi librium. Other players who are mora than likely to break into the first flv be fore the season gets well under- way are i Luman, a smooth ball handler and expert basket shooter at a for ward post; Kunsman, clever and at Mine h at a guard position; Smith, flashy and aocurata passer, with a good eye and also a good guard at either a guard or forward post; Van Dyke, a percentage artist at basket shooting at the other forward posi tion. No Set-Vp Games There will be nu set-ups In the Tigers' schedule as far as can be note:. ;il the other basketball teams In southern Oregon are well under way, while the Medford boys art Just getting started.- - Klamath Falls, Aihland and Grants Fan have the same teams they had last year with the exception of Klam ath Falls, which will be minus the services of Dart Miller, their act scorer; and Ashland, Baugh man, oo holder of the first string guard po -sltton with BUI Jungwlrth. Coach Burgher stated this morning that the first game of the season will probably be this coming Friday or Saturday. The opponent haa not been settled. Burgher Is trying to got the toughest team possible at this stage of the game. Either som local quintet or a secondary school will be selected. DANCING PARTY 10 HONOR GRID TEAM Through the sponsorship of the Medford High School Boys' league, the Medford Tigers, co-champlons of Oregon state prep football, will be honor guests at a dancing party to night at the Medford senior high school, starting promptly at 8:30. In keeping with the occasion, deco rations will pertain to football. All members of the football squsd ar cordially invited to attend free of charge, However, a small admission will be charged outsiders and students to help In the orchestra expense and other miscellaneous, necessary ex- A popular danc band will furnish music for the evening and a good time is assured alt who attend. The dance will start at 8:30 and will close a.ound 11. parenta am cordially Invited to at tend nd partake in the festivities. ATTENTION: The Featherwetfl.it Portable Singer Sewing Machine c.vn now be seen st Mo. S North Bartlett. 8lnrf.- Sewing Machine Company. WINDOW GLA We sell window glaaa and will replace your brovten windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Automobiles kilted TTT head of cattle in 13 west Tern counties during June, July and August 1934.