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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1934.
BADLY BEATEN
BY ISLANDERS
HO NOUGHT, Dee. 26 (AP) Ha
wallan football fans excitedly dlS'
cubwd today the aoaaon's biggest
football upset in the island the de
feat of the University of California
by the Honolulu town team, 36 to
13, In a Christmas day game here.
The Golden Bears' Invasion of the
Inlands began disastrously when the
Townlrs, after a poor Avowing all
season, rose to the heights and ran
through and around the Callfornlana,
leaving 16,000 spectators gasping.
The Bears will have their chance to
stage a comeback when they play
tht University of Hawaii here New
Year's day.
With the exception of Halfback
Ar'olgh Williams, and Fullback Frank
Walker, who scored the Bears' touch.
downs, the Invaders appeared slow
and uncertain In their play, while
the Towulei. alert under the leader
ship of two Honolulu firemen. Hiram
Kaakua and Tim Blalsdell, came
bsck after trailing. 13 to 13. at hall
time to gain two more touchdowns.
California acored first after a 40-
yard drive and with the aid of a 16-
yard penalty, Williams making the
touchdown and the conversion. In
the second period Walker bucked
over another score after an 18-yard
pass put the ball on the Townles'
nine-yard line.
Italy, rough and tumble nxitman, tus
sles for one hour, or two out of
three falls, with Joe Hubks, former
University of Iowa athlete.
BLIND VET PLAYS
GOLF AND BRIDGE
NEW YORK, Dec. 3e (AP) Capt.
Gerald Lowry, British war veteran.
Is one golfer who Is never rattled by
tha sand traps and water haiwrda
ahead.
The captain, here for a short
holiday, said he Just swings through
and finds the fact he Is blind gives
him an advantage In not worrying
about bunkers.
"who places the club head against
the bull and tells me about how
long the shot should be, and I Just
swing through. Tha putter is my beat
club; I keep It In llti better tfcsn
the others. But It's a real advantage
to play a shot without seeing
worrying about the bunker."
Capt. Lowry finds bridge "one of
my greatest delights." He plays with
cards marked In Braille. If he gets
the contract he memorises the
dummy, tnen each of the otner
players declares his carda aa he plays
them. "If the others are prompt
about naming the cards I never hold
up a game," Lowry said.
Medford high's Tiger basketball
cubs pounced Into the winter's sched
ule Monday afternoon at the senior
high gym by defeating a rangy team
from the Christian church 37 to 32,
In a fast game. Coach en of the cubs
sent In a second string when the
first quint threatened to run away
with the score.
"Doc" Hayes and Ted Llndley, Cub
forwards, lead the scoring, Hayen with
13 and Ljndley witii 30 points.
The lineup:
Cubs Christian Church
Hayea .p Sehaffer
Llndley Fraley
Dickenson C Vandever
Baker o I. Doty
Nelson O 8. Doty
SAN TRANCISCO, Dec. 26. (AP)
A knee Injury to Duane Purvis, star
Purdue halfback, so severe he Is not
expected to be able to play, today
wrecked the east's carefully laid
plana for the New Year's day charity
football game here atralijst the west.
Purvis was hurt In scrimmage yes
terday afternoon against the Oak
land Cardinals at the University of
California. Tackled while carrying
the ball on an end run, Purvis was
unable to rise. X-ray photographs
revealed the knee cartilage and ten
dons were torn and the muscles
badly bruised. Purvis was confined at
an Oakland hospital today.
Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick
Hanley, retiring Northwestern mentor,
coaches of the east team, had banked
heavily on Purvis and were building
much of their offense around him
He was to have been assigned the
kicking role. It Is expected Ed Brom
Inskt of Columbia, will be shifted to
right halfback as a result of the
Injury to Purvis,
IH BATTLE ROYAL
PORTLAND. Dec. SC. (Ar) In a
wild and wooly battle-royal at the
labor temple last night. Otis CUng
man, ex-navy wrestler, outlasted four
other grapplers In the preliminary
and then went on to defeat Bob
Cattle In the final 30-mlnute one
fall match.
Cllniv.nn eliminated Ben Sherman.
Logper Helbert. HuRh Adams and
Pug Ryan in that order before
taking on Castle.
Rubin Reed. Rerdport. scored a
two-out-of-three victory to defeat
Art Perkins In the wml-flnal.
Del Kunket, Bait Lake defeated
Sammy George. Louisville, when the
latter was unable to come back alter
loslnn ihe second fall. Oeorge won
the first fan.
Duke Itupenthal. Milwaukee, took
the opener from Jcs MiCann, Os
wego with a rope spring.
HI
p.u nil
u
When r.'.::l Br-evh, bie-tlme Brook
lyn srapplrr. romet to the Medford
armory nrxt Tlmrprisy nkht to meet
Broccoli King Rnh Kruse. Portland
faimer. In the main event of a two
ply csid, Icrtl fans will be given the
opportunity nf w:tng nnp of the most
tIked-cf wresilrra In the northwest.
Boesrh ling b'rn phig great guns
In Portland and other northern cities
for the p5t wver.il work, taking
bouts it n fit't ai the prmoters can
line them up. Very ffw time has he
been defeated since his Invasion of
the far wrt, snd these defeats were
due mainly to miscalculated drop
kicks thnt sent him spinning out of
the rliift. His drop-kick in considered
very nearly on a par with Jumping
Toe SavoLJI's.
Two newcomers will tatic!e In the
aeml -final wii,n Tony Cat.ilano of
Phone
1300
for Towing or
Wrecker Service
Anywhere Anytime
I ewis Super Service
ST. LOOM. Dec. 26. (AP) Mrs.
Stella Itlddell Talbot, who once
Played In moving pictures, today was
ordered held for a grand Jury after
a coroner's court heard her admit the
Christmas slaying of Albert PTanken
stetn. The 35-year-old woman, once pub
licized In classic poses with an er
mine clonic on her shoulders and a
Russian wolfhound at her side, trem
bled on the witness stand. She
clutched a shabby brown coat to her
throat and moved her feet In worn
slippers.
Frankenstein, with whom she was
living, was shot when she attempted
to disarm him as he threatened her
with a revolver. Mrs. Talbot testi
fied. The witness said both she and
tha man had been drinking.
SACRAMENTO FIELDER
OBTAINED BY DODGERS
KTW YORK. Dec. 2. im The;
Brooklyn Dodgera today disclosed the
acquisition or Stanley Bordagaray.
start outflcitie- of the Sacramento
club of h Pacific Coast league. In
exchangt i'-v Johnny Frederick, vet
eran outm' Jer, Art Herring, pitcher.
auu ii uiiantiOuni-va sum of cash.
The deal was estimated to place a
value of 950.000 on Bordugaray.
Ose Mall Tribune want ads.
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ASHLAND, Dec. 28. fSpl.) "Ward
low Howell, giant center, steamed
through for 17 points to give Howard
Hobson'a Southern- Oregon Normal
school basketball team Its second
straight victory over Billy Rlnehart's
University of Oregon quintet, 40-29
at Ashland last night. Score of the
game played Christmas eve was 29
17. At only one time, early In the game
when the count was 7-6. did the
tmon and Green old the lead In the
battle that saw Howell, Patterson.
Jock Is h, Braddock and Courtney
smash through almost at will to ham;
up the SONS' third win out of four
games played with Rlnehart's crew
this year,
SONS' twin victories were largely
due to the fine playing Cf Dick Jock
lsh, who held Wlllard Jones, high
scoring Oregon center, to five points
in the two games, and to the great
scoring ability of Howell and Charlie
Patterson, negro flash, who hit the
hoop with monotonous regularity.
Oregon missed many setup snots in
both games, bring hurried by the
close-checking SONS.
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SALE OF
RINGS
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For the next three dajra Munn's
will feature this sclntllatlng col
lection of beautiful rings. Btrth
ttoncs are a thoughtful and ap
preciated remembrance!
Flashing blue. white atones alive
with rainbow fire, perfect In cut
and color. Including Radium
Gems, Rhlnestor.es, and stone
set Costume rings. Sterling and
rhodium mountings that will last
forever. Main floor
Thursday!
Friday!
Saturday!
rm : n I
I oi-iiig a ins coupon
.To advertise these fam
ous gems, we have been'
I authorized to give a
beautlul ring to anyone,
who brings this ad and '
I It to Mann's. Limit, 2 I
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SAN FKAXCISCO
H O T R I. W H I T r M n BATH
Single room with bath . . J2.50. $3.00. M.50
Prmble room with bath . 3.50. $ 1.00. $50. $3.00
Two room, bath between (four persons) $('.00, $7.00
A limited number of rooms without b.ilh:
Single from $1.50 - Double from $2.50
Pining Rooms and Coffee Tavern
Carape under same roof
iioti:l wiiiTCoaiii
WoodVDrury
Co., Operators
a'so operating;
the William
Taylor Hotel,
Sn Ftapcitco
A T C I V I V V K X T F It
ram v n A x ' i v o Yy
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Starting Tomorrow
at MANN'S
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Starting Tomorrow
at MANN'S
A Week Devoted to
Display and Sale of Fine
andise - Sheets - C
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Cotton '
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ases - i oweis
and Other Cotton Articles Now on Salel
Sale of Sheets
Nationally Advertised Lines
For the Janusry Cotton Bsle w hare taken our complau
itoclc of nationally advertised Dwlght Anchor and Oolden
Oat Bed Sheet and Cases and aharply reduced them! You
cannot buy better ed linen than these famous lines. All ara
full cut and taped. Iree from dressing.
Dwight, Anchor & Golden Gate
63x108, Regular $1.39, Special $1.25
72x108, Regular $1.53, Special $1.35
81x 99, Regular $1.53, Special $1.35
81x108, Regular $1.65, Special $1.49
42x36 Cases 32c - - - 45x36 Cases 35c
Bleached Muslins
January Cotton Sale 36-lnch Pride of Dlxte
Bleached Muslin at 9c yard. This la a fine
soft, quality muslin and sells regular for
13'ic yard. Special for this Mld-Wlnted Sale
9v
Outing Flannels
lary Cotton Sale 36-lnch heavy quality 1
i Outing Flannel at 15c yard. This is a I
durable flannel selling regularly for 19c I 1
. Special Cotton Week price X
Cotton Sheet Blankets
?$29
Curtain Panels
69
Ruffled Curtains
79c
Cotton Comforts
$119
72x84-inch Blankets
?$398
Unbleached -Muslin
miary Cotton Sale--Durlng thla Mid- A f
nter Sale you can buy a heavy quality I I 1 f
Inch Unbleached Muslin for 10c yard. I I 1
la la our regular hc Mi.illn. On Sale for I J
36-inch Outings
uiaiy Cotton Sale 36-tnch good quality J
ting runnel In Colors and Patterna suit- I 1 -
e for Gowns. Pajamac, et, Hegulsr 12c I I IL
yard. On Sale during this Sale for only J
Stitched Cotton Batts
49c
Turkish Bath Towels
22
Fast Color Cotton Prints
10
36-inch Batistes
25c
Long Cloths
January Cotton Sale Extra large 75x100-
Inch Cotton Sheet Bed Blankets for onV
1.30 each. Note the extra, length of these
blankets. See them tomorrow and note their
fine soft quality.
Jamiary Cotton Sale A big cleanup on
Ruffled Flounce Curtain Panels at 60c each.
These are In assorted colors with Tom
Thumb ruffles and sell regular1 for $1.00.
On aate for
January Cotton Sale Another clean-up on
Curtains.. Odd ruffled, full length Curtains
selling regular up to $1.30 pair. On Sale
for 70c pr. These come In Asst. Colors and
are 3'4 yards long and have a Cornice top.
January Cotton Sale Big Warm 63-73-Inch
Cotton Filled Bed Comforts at $1.19 each,
rhese are Challle covered in attractive pas
tel colon. A Real Value at this low Sale
Price. See them tomorrow.
January Cotton Sale This Sale would not
be complete without a good Blanket Item,
72x84-lnch Plaid Blankets with Sateen
bound edges for only $3.98 pr. This la
Regular H.P8 value. 35 per cent wocl
January Cotton Sale A Supreme Value In
Cotton PatU. Regular 69c 3-pound stitched
Cotton Butts for 49c. For quilts this ts one
of the beat Batts you can buy and at this
price they are a Real Bargain.
January Cotton Sale Full aire 20-40-in-:h
Heavy Weight Turklori Bath Towels for only
3 'Jo each. A two-ply towel In Whtt with
Colored Borders. Buy towels now at th's
low January Sale Price.
January Cotton SaJe A Big Oroup of Reg
ular 15c Percale Prints for only 10c yard.
Thene are Fast Color ahd come In a wide
variety of eood looking patterns. All our
Jfl Inches wide.
January Cotton Sale Fine, soft 36-lnch
BM.ste for only 2V y.rd. Tills lovely Fahrtc
lemli ltclt ao well in the making of In
fant V Clothe Vnderwr ar. Pajamas, et:.
On Ss during Cotton Week.
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Sale of Stamped
Pequot Pillow Cases 42-inch
98
Cotton Print Aprons
Jar
$100 s
the
Cotton Fabric Gloves
59
Pique Neckwear
59
Cotton School Frocks
Nainsook Slips
79
Cotton Dish Towels
5c
Balbriggan Pajamas
$159
Outing Flannel Gowns
89
Fine Nainsook Gowns
$0p
January Cotton Sale In the Art Dept. dur
ing this Sale you can buy a pair of stamped
C Pequot- 42-Inch Pillow Casea for only 98c
pair. All are Stamped, ready to embroider.
A Real Value 1
January Cotton Sale Another splendid
ue from the Art Dept. Women's Cotton
Print Aprons at $1.00 each. These are Fast,
Color and have a Smart Organdie trim. See
them tomorrow.
January Cotton Bale This Sale would not
be complete without this Glove Item. Plain
Q and Novelty Cotton Fabric Gloves at 69c
pair. They come In Black:. Brown, Navy and
Gray in Slip-on Style.
January Cotton Sale Another grand Cotton
Week Vaiue. TaUored and Fancy Style in
Q Pique Neckwear for Winter Dresses. Collars
for both hi gh and low necklines. T jur
choice at 59c.
January Cotton Sale From the Kiddle'
Shop on the Main Floor. A sale of Regular
Q $1.00 Cotton Print and Stripe School Frocks
for first graders. SlTes from 3 to 6'4 years.
Your choice. 89c each.
January Cotton Sale Another Splendid
Value from the Kiddles' Shop. Girls 6 to
10 year size Nainsook: Slips in built-up top
style for 79c eacn. These come In White
only. A Real Value at this prlee.
January Cotton Sale From the Notion
Section on the Main Floor comes this Cot
ton Week Value. Genuine WYPEX dish
cloths In all colors for only 6c each. Buy
them tomorrow.
January Cotton Sale Women's and Misses'
Balbriggan Pajamas for $1.59 Suit. These
are in two-plec styles with long or short
leeves. All shades to select from. Regular
$1.98 values.
January Cotton Sale Women's and Mlssea'
long sleeve, high neck style Outing Flannel
Q Gowns for only 89c each. These come la
Whit and Colors. A Warm Gown Tor Win
ter Nights.
January Cotton Sale Women's and Misses'
Fine Nainsook Night Gowns for $1.00 each;
rhese sre hand embroidered and come In
all sizes. A Real Value at thla $1.00 price
at Mann's Tomorrow.
January Cotton Sale Beiutlful
quality :i6-inch long Cloth, the
Ideal rahric for Lingerie, etc.
anc
25.
yd.
Cotton Bed Spreads
$1 January Cotton Salt Fust Color, pre-
Q Oirunk full tire Bed Spwada tor 11.89 uh.
Q y Tlie-e apreada ira acailopw) and trrgm on
all ldc and com In a wonderful rang.
01 bmi uoom snade.'.
36-inch Seersuckers
29
L CI Dl l .
-iAuu-mui oneei DianKets
55
36-inch White Lawns
January Cotton Sal.-36-lnch (in. quality Snow White
Lan In thrw principal groupa lor thla aale 19c a,
and JiV yard. Thla Fabric I. luvd for (rlrrunint and' ruf
nins. On Sal. Tomorrow.
19c 29c 39c yd.
36-in. Broadcloths
l.nuary Cotton S.i. 3.'.nch raat Color
Enjllah Broaddotha at 2?;. 30c and c
yard. Id.al for Short. Pajamaa. Shirt.
January Cotton Sale A large aelectlon of
.1-lnch Pant? Striped Seen-uckera for only
C 29c rrd. Thla Fabric la Fast mior. Ideal
for early Spring Frocks for both Women ana
Children.
tf January Cotton Sale A marveloua Sheet
I l" Blanket Valuer ITitll ! n-ort ...
C Co(t"h BUnaet Mlling recularly for 79e, oo
aale tomorrow for 85c. This Blanket cornea
in At. Plaid Shades and exceptional weight.
Everything in CottQn
29c 39c 49