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MEDFORD MAIL TRD3UXE. MEDFOKl), OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1935 mmmmmmi KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 18. (UP) Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hall, own era of a trading post, were held on $1,500 ball each today, charged with removing "made In Japan" marka from curios, which they sold as han dicraft of Alaska Indians. BROOKLYN, N. Y., Oct. 18 (CP) When Robert Richardson looks for a bookie In the future he'll stay on the ground. He was arrested last night as he climbed a fire escape. Today, charged with attempted rob- Main Eventer? ing for a man to place a bet on a horse.' will be held In the Methodist-Episcopal church parlors at seven-thirty and la sponsored' by the Aid society of the church. Previous announce ment stated that the lecture would be held Monday ntjht. Leave by Train Amorv? Medford ltes leaving last night on ouicinj trains were Alfred Burch. to PorJland, Leonard Carpenter, also to Portland. Paul W. Kojat. dls;harged Ct'i.'. to Chicago. J. P. Naumes, to Sin Fran cisco, and Fred Opp, to Loe An.ieles. Lecture In Ashland Announcement waa made today of an art lecture Tuesday evening In Ashland present ed by the Rev. Melville T. Wire. It BOASTS EFFECTIVE TEAMS MATCHED ucry, nunvasQa aaia ne was look PAGE TWELVE PA 7K """! VIII-MK.J,, i mm MMM sxu.a 1 lii asaatf "aaf r- ) Kr,-,i asy-i'-ar '- -- - ! mm Big Invaders Due Tonight For Saturday's Brush With Tigers Bowerman Will Start Regulars. A big, powerful lootbsll aggrega. Uon from Marshfleld will arrive In Medford tonight at. S;20 for then game at Van Bcoyoa field tomorrow afternoon at 8:00 o'clock against tb Medford Tlgens. The Bone crushers come armed with one of the best passing attacks they have bad In years, and they have always given Medford teams' a tough fight, i Coach Bowerman of Medford last night ran his charges through an Intensive pass-defense drill In prep aration for the expected onslaught, and will taper off tonight with a light drill on general work. A new method of making the toy-for-polnt after touchdowns will be attempted with Smith drop kicking for the placements. The big southpaw half has shown surpris ing aptitude for this one-time dan gerous weapon, and Bowerman has had a new pair of shoes with a square kicking toe made for him. Stan Kunuman, vetoran end who laat year played fiery ball but was inclined to be a bit uncontrolled, ahowed such cool headednesa under fir at Roseburg last week that . he has been appointed acting captain of the Tlgera for the game. Kunz man Is the spark-plug of the Med ford line. -Enthusiasm at tne nign acnooi was at fever pitch today for the first home game of the season. A pep relly Is scheduled for this aft ernoon at the school, and a down town serpentine will greet the In coming Marshfleld players, then un wind through the entire business section. ' , Although hit by backfleld Injuries In the last game, and again through the week. Bowerman Intends start ing the regulara against the Bone crushers. His starting lineup as sn nounced today will Include: right end. Orow. right tackle. Blair: right guard, Dickinson: center, Wilson: left guard. Baker; left tackle, Santo; left end. Kunzrnan (captain!; quar terback, Ettlnger (Bob)s right half, Smith; fullback, Sakralda; left half, Lewis. Officials: L. I,. Deal referee: Fred Dock, umpire; Ivan Harrington, head llnesmsn. "1 i s i . I i fit 1 '&iySaB!a4iM.-.- ci Bob Ken n a ton. Gold Hill's pride, who lias plowed his way through the wrest II njc ranks here for the post sev eral month, will get another chance Monday night to prove he Is a mnln eventer, Kennnston will meet hlg Jack Londos. kin of the former world champ. UGLANS GROOMED FOR LOS ANGELES. Oct. 18 (AP) Reinforcements nt right halt and left end were being groomed at U. C. L. A. today as Coach Bill Bpaulding prepared to defend the Bruins' const conference leadership against University of Oregon here next weak. Bob Williams. 200-pound ex-Rub-stltute fullback, will assist Fred Funk at right half while George Robinson, 188-pound transfer from Iowa, Is . slated for a supporting role behind Captain Bob McChea ney at left end. OOTBALr THIS WEEK (1034 Scores Are Listed In Psrnth FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18 East Washington University vs. Duqu-fne West Virginia (7) va. George Washington (10) Washington & Jefferson vs. Marietta Central Marquette (U) vs. St. Louis (0) ............................... Haskell (fl) va. XAvler (38) ..... Tulsa vs. Washburn Rogue Valley Course To Be Scene Of Classic Cl?sh Between Fifty Worst Club Swingers Pairings Made Gangway, divots! All spectators please get away from the rough, and trap, and at and on the fairway and greens so that they won't be In the way. Everybody please talk u loud a they can for here come the SO worst golf players who ever lived, or at least who ever lived here, and knocked the spots off the Rogue Valley golf course. The SO, divided Into two aquads af fectionately addressed as the Dubba and the Duffers, with Oa.pt. R. W. Ruhl leading the Dubba agalnat Gen eral Roy Prultts flying squadron of Duffers, will tangle for the coveted tin cup trophy between now and Sunday, November 4. The two squads will vie under the Nassau rules, wltn one point for each nine holes of the 18, and one point for high. Of course, It's not as simple all that. In case any player gets obstreperous and breaks 100, he will be fined 81 for each point he gets under the 100, If he la not actually ostracized by the club. All matches must be over before November 4, but play can start an7 time. Matches will be played between the following divot diggers: Dubba Duffers R. W. Ruhl, Capt. vs. Roy Prultt R. L. Barton vs. O. Schenck : T. C. Boyle vs. W. H. Lydlard j Dr. W. Kresse vs. Geo. Frey F. Reum vs. E. Thorndlke A. S. Rosenbaum vs. H. A. Thlerolf O. H. Bengtson vs. Frank Perl G. A. Barr vs. A. B., Cunningham R. R. Reter vs. Major Morris Larry Schade vs. "Doc'' Boomer J. O. Thompson va. O. O. A!endfer A. Littrell vs. G. M. Roberts r R. Moore vs. Mack LUlard Geo. Hunt vs. Walter Leverette Stan Sherwood vs. Earl York Ed Nichols vs. Jerry Jerome Sam Houston vs. A. E. Arthur A. Lalng vs. H. LeClerc ' A. F. West vs. B. H. Williams ' Geo. Codding vs. Dr. Bunch C. J. Semon vs. R. Stephenson H Bunce vs. A. H. Endrles Geo. Robertson vs. H. L. Cochran Earl Sims vs. J. H. Fletcher ' Glen Jackson vs. W. Thurlow The team winning the most num ber of matches gets possesion of the handsome tin cup for a year, -ofwr which time another fierce battle will ensue. lSk ; II ... it's .matin.lv amooj.1" fe&i' 4$i3 ' J (EsiiU l CAN YOU REMEMBER WHO WON? KS f I "' ' QUESTIONS ANSWERS W W4 ' 8 - -, ' . JlEiL l.matHock.vCluhwaD T.lnvn rh.mninn.fcii. In' 1. Tl. M... MS ifiSS B Jig iSSLJlmSFn. Grand N.iinn.l Epsom ' JMg &M BLEND ri 'My x3R Downs last year? 3. Wiitdior Left, fefl f rnn aV IfT isjr i , iri rr- 7 OT mmMm IT jO l4S QTS. 185 code no. 259i lj jpjj II Julius Klttua, 80-yeu-otd Whiskey King has made and sold more whiskey than any living man. JULIUS KESSLER GIVES YOU THE INTERESTING STORY! Q "It warmed my' heart to hear Harry Knight's frank opinion of my whiskies. 'I don't know as much about whiskies as I do about rodeos,' he said, 'but I do know a smooth whiskey when I taste it. I gave yout whiskey a stiff test! It's so smooth and mellow... it tastes so good ... I don't see how you can sell it for such a low price! Kessler's Wins First Monev with me.'- "Won't you try just one bottle of whiskey. Taste ' it! I think you'll agree it's a winner both in taste. and price!" the Stanley Cup Champion ship in 1933? 2. What country won the International Golden MEN WHO PICK "THE WINNERS" PICK KESSLER'S FULL 90 PROOF CAfUu Jullua R.nler niitllltnt Co.. Infl. BiecutlT. Offices: 40fi Lerlnrton Atfc, N. Y. 7fywgaKW)l!ny)liiavia,jI awn OisJi ! am I as il iiiisiieeaaemaijuwssMill.i Furniture Ordered Before Our Quitting Business Sale Became Necessary Is Now Arriving -That Means BRAND NEW BARGAINS In Southwest Southwest Teachers vs. Oklahoma A. tt M Baylor vs. Oklahoma City Rocky Mountain Montana State (0) vs. Oreeley state (lit) Sotitn Mississippi Stste (30) vs. Loyola (A) We.t Arteona (0) vs. Loyola (fl) ATl'KDAY. OCTOBER East Harvard (II vs. Army (37) Navy vs. Tale . ... Michigan State va. Boston College .. Batea (8) s. Boston University (8) ......... Dartmouth va. Brown ...... Carnegie Tech (8) vs. Temple (34) Vanderbllt vs. rordham Lalayette vs. Colgate ........... Arnold va. Maine - Holy Cross (13) vs. Manhattan (8) Penn Military vs. New York University Columbia (13) vs. Penn (13) thlgh (0) vs. Penn State ,31) Rutgers vs. Princeton ... Pitt (IS) va. Notre Dame (0) Tulane va. Minnesota Michigan (0) vs. Wisconsin (10) Northwestern (8) vs. Ohio State (38) Purdue (38) vs. Chicago (301 Nebraska (7) va. Kansaa State (19) Indiana vs. Cincinnati .. Drake (8) va. Crelghton (0) Catholic va. Detroit Smith Alabama (13) va. Tennessee (8) ..... Kentucky (9) va. Alabama Poly (0) Florida (13 va. Mississippi (13) Oeorgla (37) va. North Carolina State (0) Duke (30) vs. Oeorcla Tech (01 Arkansaa (0) vs. Louisiana State (18) Tennessee Wesleyan (0) vs. Eewenee (31) .. Maryland 133) va. Virginia Military (0) North Carolina (13) vs. Davidson (3) Washington Lcc vs. Ccntri . Miami Vtf. Georgetown Bucknell (0) va. Western Maryland (8) amjthwe.t Centenary (9) va. Texas (M . Iowa state (0) va. Oklahoma (13) Itlce (9) vs. Southern Methodist (01 Texas A. 8c M. (0) vs. Truss Christian (13) West Oregon State (8) vs. Southern Csllfornla (8) Wsshlngton (0) vs. Ws.hlngton State (0) Ssnta Clsra (0) vs. California (30) Idaho (8) vs Oregon (13) Hnrkr Mountain Colorado Mines (8) vs." Colorado (40) man Bute 38) vs. Denver (7) Colorado College (IS) va. Brlgham Young (34) IIS j&etms , a?w ST y p.K U ! ill II FX ;& I'M m O t?l .ill II II a I G'ftJ 133 11 Stillwater (N) 1 1 fi rTV I () H !f kh '. New Orleans (N) O ..i il$ M "I X I ? tiH. 111! UN I I t H I I 1. V Efl SM Wxi t 1 1 ll- I til i3 i ?i mujUKS) EsC West Point I ffa S r rjf I mm -amtw n. New Haven i gV V ;!TV1 g - :::zzzzz::New York si f n i t?tsFr?' 11 i A rnuaoeipma 1 1 m MtfSXjQJ ft V 'V ...... State College fj t i M J Cf'f 5 -..-..--..souhB p- . I LTS Madison i f i 1 111 J S Jf ....M.nh.t.n! m A a. ui iim - Knoxviiie ! Talks During This ''SX'wSi Mm oXd - J Sensational Sale fJV'l 4 VS' II ffl EH If B" B vr Washington IS I Holiday Gifts I ffjt- ) Baltimore J ' rV'- v '.'" ' a...;, a use our y Lay -Away Plan IJWmf U - .. Bolder H I deposit win Hold Any l 1 J Denver Bl I Artlcl For 30 Dave I - froro t ' Fixture Fnr S:la p lt''WJ.Js!mMiai,wjji.' 'elJMrBHjMaiaaaK aar latnan l iWli.efrjaeii ' ata rt-i jait rttVi' i siiii Furniture Prices Are Advancing That Means That NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY - Especially With Amazing Reductions In The FINEST UP-TO-THE-MINUTE QUALITY LINES In This STORE WIDE DISPOSAL OF A MIGHTY EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! Prices are SLASHED To the BONE Without Considering Cost FURNITURE STORE Sixth and Bartlett Medford CHOOSE FROM THIS LIST Card Tables, Coffee Tables, Floor Lamps, Bed Lamps, Table Lamps, Smoking Sets, End Tables, Pillows, Novelty Rugs, Desks, Secretaries, Oc casional Chairs, Club Chr.irs, Bedroom Suites. Bed Snrinjs Mattresses, Dining Suites. Davenport Suites. Foot Stool? Ranges, Heaters, Rugs all sizes, Linoleum, Electric Appliances, Mixmas-ters. southern Idaho (SI) vs. Western Stite oi (N Denotes Night Game llunnliin Hfl K'T l-siia)aWliamaBasaaaiCTasaaaaai. .mil, lani III .11 in jl lHI aa) iaW JSHSIJ
