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P1GE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFQKL). OREGON. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1935. Oregon Defeats Staters 13 to 0; Stiners 'Shock Troops' Too Weak AIDS TO WEBFEET 0. S. C. Air Attack Checked Gray Gives Run Thrill Callison Crew Gets Breaks ItJOENK Ore., Not. (AP) Unl wnity of Oregon ran IU home-field winning itreak to seven complete eea soni today by defeating Oregon State college, 13 to 0, In their annual "civil war. The Webfoots etarted their two first half touchdown drlvee when they re covered Oregon Stat fumbles. Coach Lon Stiner surprised the 10,- 000 fans by starting an entire second string of "shock troops." He left the reserves In the game until Oregon scored once and threatened again The Beaver regulars then couldn't pull out of the hole, and themselves yielded another toucnaown. Rlordan's punte, which averaged 43.2 I yards, put Oregon State In the hole time and again, and one of his long boots paved the ?.ay to the second touchdown. He thumped the ball ever Safety Joe Oray'a head and Ore ton recovered on the Oregon State Id-yard line. A speedy drive netted a touchdown. Even that doesn't tell all the story ef Rlordan's punting. Once he sent a BP-yard punt out of bounds on Ore gon State's one-foot line and a few mlnutea later punted out on the Beaver one-yard line. Thrills Provided The Beavers, particularly Joy Oray, gave the spectators plenty of thrills with their wideopen plays and later all. However, several long gains were called back when Oregon State's In tended laterals were thrown forward. The Beavers threatened In the sec ond period when they drove to the Oregon 33, and again In the third quarter when they drove to the Web- foot 36. Both times the Oregon pass defense functioned beautifully and the threats ended. Oregon had the ball on tlie Oregon State two-yard line, second down and goal to go when the game ended. Oregon State received, and befoie a , third of the spectators realized the second string was playing, Skinner Intercepted Mountain's fumble and Oregon's drive started on the Beaver SS-yard line, Itraddock Recovers Mlchek fumbled aa he drove to a first down, but Braddock recovered and made five more to the Oregon State 15. Coach Stiner and hts regu lars ettt silently on bench and the spectators wondered when the regu lars would go in. An end-around by ' Rlordan and bucks by Braddock and Mlchek produced a first down on the Oregon State four. On the third down Lewis lie atarted wide and out sharply over tackle for a touchdown. Mlchek mlMed a plsceklck. Carter, Oregon guard, who Inter cepted several passes, recovered Moun tain's punt on the Beaver 10 shortly after the next klckoff. It was only then that Coach Stiner sent In his regulars, who held the Webfoou and knocked down a fourth -down pass. Midway In the second quarter Ore ton took advantage of another break when Oray touched but couldn't catch Rlordan's long erar,y bouncing punt and BJork recovered on the Ore gon State 18. Rlordan. Lnaselle and Mlchek boom ed to a first down on the Oregon State eight, and Mlchek, the Scap pooee Limited, crashed through for a touchdown on the second play, win Pepper replaced Amato at guard and place klrkrd for the extra point. The rilnrleet run occurred on the next klckoff. Plamtng-halred Joe Oray, Beaver halfbacwk, took the ball en hla 10, loped to hla 30 and cut Sharply to hfa left. Aa two Oregon men reached for him, he changed his pace to full speed and broke be tween them. Through another tack- ter he ran. but was slowed Just enough to keep him from breaking Into a clear field. On the 60-yard line he was topped again, pivoted, reversed his ftetd and tateraled to Plsher. a slow moving tackif, who wa In the open, and gained five more before going down. "Might Have Been" A fast-starting man In Fisher's place probably would hare been loose for a touchdown. Oregon State took the air time and Main, sometimes with success, but Coach Prink CellUon'e men seldom were foxed twice In succession on the eerer tosses. Oreeon State never got a real break. Once Oray Ktned 13 yards and later sled to a teammate for 3ft more, but the play was called back for an otf ld. The lineups: Oregon State Oregon Caeerly tR... Riordsn Miller VT BJork Baker . - LO farter Ramsey .. C Moore Watts RO Amato Brown ,- -, ...RT Skinner Ullebo ,, ... RR Jorvs U.of O.-O. s. c. Statistics IUOEKK, Ore., Nov. 9. ( AP) Statistics. Oregon State-Oregon foot ball game: Ore. S. Ore. First downs ...t - 5 fl Yards gained rushing 87 113 Forward passes attempted.. 16 0 Forward passes completed 4 1 Forward passes Intercepted by 8 8 Tarda by passing 49 10 Punting av., scrimmage) 43 3 37.8 X Total yds. kicks returned 38 8 Opponents fumbles recovered 0 8 Tarda lost by penalty 18 16 X Includes punts and klckoffs). CHEIV1AWA 10 PLAY HOPE FOR UPSET Th Chamawa Indiana, after getting away to a shaky atari early In the seaon, will Invade Van Scoyoc field tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock In an effort to revive their battered prea tlge ngalnst the undefeated and un tied Medford Tlgera. While reporta have put tha Indiana in the underdog position, they will be much more dangeroua than their early season record would Indicate. for they have been coming forward dangerously In their last few games With a small but fast team the In dlana are relying upon speed and de ception, and are said to possess an unuaually effective passing combina tion. Coach Bower man of Medford, after watching his charges skim out a win over Klamath Palls by a precarious live points because of weakness against pasRCa, has been drilling his chargea hard all week on thla phase of the warfare, and expects to present an Impregnable wall for the Indian orone attack. A win for Chemawa would trip the Tiger march on the etate championship, so the Medford mentor Is tajtlng no chances on an upaet. If the Indian offense and defense provea strong, the entire first string of the Hed and Black will remain In the fray, but If the Chemawa for ward wall crumples, aa haa most for ward walls faced this year, tha razzle dazzle second string will get a chance to get Into action, building up reserve strength for the coming Jousts with Myrtle Point, Grants Pass and Ashland. Taking no chances on the possi bility of an unorthodox defense on tho part of the Redskins. Bowerman haa drilled his first, second and third teams on how to perform against any kind of an unbalanced or short manned line, and feara little diffi culty in that department. The starting lineup for the Tigers will probably be: Right end. drew: right tackle, Blalrl: right guard. Dickinson; center, Stocks: left guard. Baker; left tackle. Santo: left end. R. Ettlnger; quarterback. B. Ktttnger; left half. twla: right half. Smith; fullback. Sakralda. WINS FROM HUSKY, 1 4-0; NIP FINAL DRIVE Golden Bears Capitalize Breaks for First Score- Blower Star of Contest ANETS TOUCHDOWN F CORVAtXtS. Ore.. Nov. ft.(A,) It's all even again, as usual, be. tween the Frosh and Rook football teams. The University of Oregon Duck lings appeared Just a little more at home In last night's ankle-deep mud and detVnted the Oregon Star Besverllnga. 0 to 0. In their pre vious game the Oregon State Babe won. 0 to 0. One fast-opening hole at tack le through which Anet dnshed 18 yards for a touchdown, enabled the Proeh to win. A roughing penalty gave the Frosh the hall on the enemy's 17 vard line, and Fullback Dave Gam mon picked up a vnrd Just before Anet madfl the winning run. The Rooks gained 18fl yards. 81 of them from paasea. while the Froan gained only 7 yards and didn't throw a pass. Bu their percentage game worked. The Rooks msde seven first downs and the Proeh one. TwicB they held the Rooks on downs In scoring territory. The Rooks shot an incomplete pass over the goal line on another futile forav. Phone IU 2. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service). MEMORIAL STADIUM, Berkeley. Calif., Nov. 9. (AJ1) California's dreams of an undefeated season and the bid to represent the west In the Rose Bowl came a step, closer to reality today when the mightiest Golden Bear eleven In years smash ed out a 14 to 0 victory over uni versity of Washington's Huskies. Aa In seversl earlier games, the Bears gave a convincing demonstra tion of heads up football by snatch ing at a "break" and in five plays converting it Into a touchdown. Herwlg, California center, made the first score possible when he recov ered a fumbled ball that Byron i Haines, Washington right half. dropped after signalling for a fair catch. Hedwig- fell on the oval on the Huskies 25-yard line. Three tlmea Floyd Blower, California's sub left half, smashed Into the Husky lino to slither off tackles for a total of 19 yards. With the ball on the ten yard marker. Blower whipped a pass to Quarterback Meek who made the catch over the goal line. Sparks, sub left end, converted. Early In tne third ywi lod, Cali fornia banged over the second touchdown to clinch victory. It fol lowed a 60-yard advance, witn Blower throwing a 30-yard pass to Sparks, for the score. The touch down play provided extra thrills aa Blower had dropped the ball, scooped It up and rifled U away, as the Washington Giants charged In on him. Again Sparks place kicked the extra point. Each aide mlased field goal at tempts. As the game neared Its end, Washington put on a closing drive that had the crowd on edge. For sixty yards, the Huskies advanced. on plunges and a lateral pass that netted 31 yards, but at the 13-yard line, California's defense came Into Its own, and the Benra took pos session to make ten yards on a run as the final gun sounded. Tho victory proved a costly one for California, leading the Pacific const conference with four victories. Jack Brlttlngham, star right end, suffered a knee Injury which may keep him out of uniform for the reat of the season. i Blower was the shining light In California's backfleld. IS SURPRISE VICTOR NOIRE DIE SOUTH BeTrTD, Ind., Not. 0. (API Notre Dame's new wonder team of football, perched on the highest peak since the days of Its Immortal Knute Rockne, fell Into the ruins of an almost unbelievable 14 to 7 defeat today. Northwestern, a team that hasn't been able to win more than one Big Ten game this season and a university that hasn't boasted of a triumph over the fighting Irish in 34 long years, accomplished the stunning upset amidst a setting of ram and twilight before 35.000 spectators. The Wildcats came through, with a copyright Notre Dame rally. Trail ing by 7 points the Wildcats rush ed back to tie the score In the second period, added another touch down tn the fourth, and then stood like a Gibraltar as the fighting Irish fought back with the same fury that brought them from no where to victory over Ohio State week ago. Heap skirted his right end behind brilliant blocking to score the win ning touchdown. Duvall kicked hla second point after touchdown and the damage was done. Bill Shakespeare gave the Notre Dame fans their final big thrill, as he raced 48 yards a minute later to North western's 10. but the Wild cats held. The game started out like an other Notre Dame victory march. S TOE, AS E Trojans Stave Qff Defeat Till Finish Grayson Puts Ball in Scoring Zone. IDAHO LOSES VIA PT. FOR TIGER BATTLE The undefeated and untied Medford football team that has run jp an average of 30 and a half points In eaz-h of lt four games thla year, will tangle with the Myrtle Point sgnre gation here next Saturday In an ef fort to eliminate one of the six un defeated and untied teams In the state. It was announced last ntffht by Principal C. O. Smith of Medford. Myrtle Point walloped Coo, utile Fri day 11 to 0. and Marsh field and North Bend tn previous encounters. Coach Bill Bowerman of Medford has invited Eufl-ene. Mltton-FTewatr and Pendleton to play In Medford on thai date but his offer have been refused for various reasons. Myrtle Point wae promised the gam after the others had turned It down, providing they mn their Friday game with Coqullle. The Medford team average 162' pounds. average ae being exactly 17 years. Five of the first string sre sophomores, only two seniors. Only four on the town ever played a game before this year, only two were regu lars last aetison. Two members of the first team are only 18 years old play ing their first year. Mrylle Creek Victor MYRTLE POINT. Ore.. Nov. . (API The Myrtle Point high school football team remained In the Unde feated class today. The Bobcats yes terday defeated Coqullle. IS to 0 to win the championship of Coss coun ty and remain In the running for state honor. Dun ran . Oray wanson Valley -Q .LH ...... RH. F Re I net, man Ooodln . Braddock Mlchek Score by period si Oregon State 0 0 0 0 0 Oregon 7 0 0 13 Oregon scoring; Touchdowns. Las telle (sub for Ooodln,, Mlchek. Point from try after touchdown, Pepper, place kick. Princeton Crushes Brave Harvard Team PRINCETON, N. J.. Nov. .(API Frlnreton's football Juggernaut, using nearly three complete teams, outclassed Harvard and hr.nded the Crimson an artistic shellacking, 3f to 0, before 40.000 spectators today The Tigers registered their sixth tfrraight victory ef IMS without hlng seriously extended by a plucky Harvard outfit thst was no matcn for the borslds la manpower. ' DEW DROP INN ACROSS FROM COPCO ANNOUNCES COLD WEATHER SPECIALS HOT TAMALES CHILI CON CARNE HOT MINCE PIE ALSO Regular Lunches 25c Draft Beer ' TOM FARL0W, Prop. PHONE MO-J MOSCOW. Idaho. Not. . (API A flip of fortune on the flrat scrim mage play of the came gave the alert Washington State eollege eleven 6 to 0 victory over Idaho In game which kept the chilled crowd thawed with thrllla. Rodger Dougherty, the W. s. O, fullback from Portland, fell on the bounding ball behind the goal on a bad paaa from the Idaho center to halfback Theron Ward. The kick for point failed. Ward received the opening kick- off on the 10-yard line and ran It to the 37. The ball dipped wildly paat him on the flrat play. Riuthlng linemen hit him aa he tried to pick It upon the two-yard line. It bound ed Into the end rone with Dough erty on It. The game was replete with fum ble and scoring threat. A free for all-between rooter of the two erhool added excitement between halve and gave police a 10-mlnute Job. GAN UPSET By Ml 3 TO 0 CHAMPAION. HI., Not. a.(AP, Illinois, bounding back after two straight Big 1n defeats, conquered Michigan's favored Wolverines, 3 to 0, In the rain t-day. The victory. Till nols first of the conference season, was accomplished on Lowell spnr gcon'a 31 -yard place kick late In the second period. The heavier Wolver ines, slowed down by the heavy field, failed to make a scoring threat. It was Michigan's first setback in three Rig Ten games. I.lnflelrl Oers Tie TACOMA. Wash.. Nov. e.-fAP With both teams displaying brilliant defensive play. Pacific Lutheran col lege of Tacoma and tin field college of McMlnnville. Ore., grid elevens bat tled to a scoreless tie here today. MEMORIAL COLISEUM, LOS AN KLES. Nov. . (API A field goal by Jim (Monk) MoBcrlp in the last 40 seconds of play enabled Stanford to defeat Southern California, 8 to 0. today. Just when 40,000 spectators had decided neither team could score In a week of Saturdays. Stanford, heafily ftvored to win by ten or more points, saw more than 58 minutes of the game was without a payoff. Stanford lost the ball on downs on Southern California's one-yard line In the middle of the third quarter and could not get going again until the game progressed to its last five min utes. The winners then completed their first pass and this finally led to the field goal by the sharpshooter. Moacrlp. The rifle shot was slmed from the 15-yard line. Southern California, playing its best football of an indifferent season, was alert throughout and smart quick kicks three times sent the visitors back on their heels. 1 Stanford's running game was ef fective except when the final touch down punch wrs needed. The Indians negotiated 16 first downs and gained 220 yards rushing before they could score. Southern California, too. had Its chances to score but could not de liver in the pinch. The Trojans lost the ball on downs on Stanford's 11 yard line In the first period and moved to the three-yard line In the second quarter. With the defense functioning so well neither team could show a con sistent offense, until the contest was on Its last legs, the game seemed about to end In a scoreless tie when Stanford suddenly leaped Into the threatening position with a coniple te ed pass. Six previous passing at tempts had resulted In failure, but this time Bobby Grayson passed to Keith, stopping on Southern, Califor nia's 85-yard line, a gain of U yards. Orayson crashed to the 30-yard line and then passed to BUI Paudman on the05-yard line. Orayson then went bark to pass again but could not find a receiver, so he ran with the ball and, catching the Trojans napping, galloped to the nine-yard line, where he was chased out of bounds. He then moved on to the six, but the next play lost a yard and Moscrlp was Cri'.:ed on to get the three points quite enough to win the game. .Stanford had missed a great chance to score In the third period when the Indians went from their own 20 yard line to Southern California's one before losing the ball. LAST HALF RALLY E IOWA CITT. I.. Nov. B.(AP) Mlnneeotaa mighty football force. aulled for 30 mlnutea by furtoua lowa orrenalve, let looae a. cruahlng counter-charge In the aecond half today to whip the Hawlceye 13 to In their battle for the Weatern conference leaderahlp, Fifty thouaand home-coming fana saw me uopner ride up for two touchdown rally In the taut half alter Iowa aurprlaed the Noraemen with ft flrat quarter acore. The Oophera were eonalatemly outplayed In the flrat half. But they came back at the atart of the third period with ft crushing line attack to win their third Big Ten game 01 tne scaaon. George Roacoe, Sheldon Belae and Tuffy Thompson, the burly Gopher oncKa, were the big features Minnesota piled up 209 yarda from scrimmage, while Iowa collected 103 yards by rushing. oimmons, the Iowa negro star, could not break through for any oi nis celebrated touchdown sprints, but the Teias lad wa. constant threat. BELCASTRO HEADS NEXT-MAT FRACAS TASTES VICTORY ALBANY, Ore.. Nov. 9 (API Albany college, national "defeatist" champion, and It four-year veteran. Jack Nichols, realised their football dreams today and celebrated their first victory In four year. The Albany Pirate, crushed Pacific College of Newherg, Ore.. 19 to 0. laat night In ft driving rain. Jack Nichols, who played In all JH of Albany'a consecutive losses and the tie game that followed, tasted victory for the first time since his high school day. 1 Orldlron Fatality MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Nov. 9 (API Jamea Long. 19. halfback of th Uni versity of Tennessee Junior . college. died today from Injuries received tn ft font h:' II came yesterday at Sena tobla. Ml'. After SCOIirlnff Pnlffornl. f.-- andWashlngton for suitable material to appear on the next Medford wrest ling card. Promoter Mack Llllard tele phoned yesterday from Klamath Palls, Housing that he has an array of tal ent seldom seen here, to present on Monday, November 18. The headllner will Drohahlv f..m Pete Belcaatro. the Weed Avalanche, who Just returned from ft barnstorm ing tour of Mexico, and Lea Wolfe. Ilmber-Ilmbed Texan, whom Llllard found fighting main event tarn i. Los Angeles and persuaded to come norcn. In the second half of the dnuhle main event Toot Estes, who also was lurking In Los Angeles, will probablv face Gold Hill's mean marine. Bob Kennaston. In the opener it la no- slble that Johnny Soos. ever popular Indiana university grappler. will meet an as yet unnamed opponent. wmie wrratllng In Mexico. Bclcastro won 19 out ot 20 matches, dropping a one-round decision to Nick Lutze of km Angelea. rated as one of the toughest wrestlers on the coast. The fans here are anxious to see Belcastro In action again, and arc also anxlnua to see someone pin back the ears of Kennaston. Several weeks ago Kennaston worried out ft win over Este' brother. Babe, and It Is now up to the Hawaii champion to redeem the family honor. Kennaston Is much larger than Estes but not nearly so fast. FOOTBALL SCORES Coast California 14: Washington 0. Stanford 8: Southern California 0- Washington State A; Idaho 0. Oregon 13. Oregon State 0. Puget Sound 60: British Col urn We. 0. Whitman 4: College of Idaho 0. Lin field College 0; Pacific Luther an 0. California Ramblers 47; Marin Jun ior College 0. East Rutgers 13; Boston D. 8. Syracuse 14; Columbia 9. Dartmouth 34; William and Mary 0. Pordham 7; St Mary's (Cal.) 7. Buffalo 13; Hobart 12. Holy Cross 7; Carnegie Tech 8. Lafayette 26; Baltimore 0. Maine 13; Bowdoln 13. Manhattan S4: L Salle 13. New Hampshire 21; Tufts 0. New York U. 45; City College of New York 0. Navy 13; Penn 0. Penn State 27: Villanove, 13. Princeton 35: Harvard 0. Pittsburgh 2fl: Army . Washington Jefferson 12; Case 6. Yale 20; Brown 0. Mldwert Northwestern 14: Notre Dame 7. Ohio State 20: Chicago 13. Wisconsin 8,' Purdue 0. Minnesota 13: Iowa 6. Illinois 3; Michigan 0. Nebraska 19: Kansas 13. Marquette 13; Michigan State 7. Kanms State 6; Iowa State 0. Oklahoma 20; Missouri 9. Detroit 53; Bucknell 0. South Dakota 7; Cretghton 9. Washington V. 13; Drake 0. Ohio U 20; Muskingum 17. Cornell College (lows) 9; Oirleton 6 Butler 18: Franklin 0. Wabash 28: Rransvllle 0 Depauw 18: Barlham 0. Emporia Teachers 27; Haskell 21. Iowa State Teachers 7; Cornell 7. South Alabama 33; Clem son 0. Auburn 33: Georgia Tech 7. Georgia 28; Tulane 13. Kentucky IS; Florid 6. Tennessee 14: Mississippi 13. Vanderbllt 48; Sewanee 0. Duke 28; Davidson 7. Indiana 13: Maryland 7. North Carolina 56; Virginia Mili tary 0. North Carolina State 8; Virginia Poly 0. Washington and Lee 20; Virginia 0. Furman 20: Wofford 0. Louisiana State 28; Mlsals!ppH State 13. Southwest Texas 23; Baylor 8. Rice 20: Arkansas 7. Rocky Motintain Utah State 18: Wyoming 0. Brlgham Young 21; WcsternjState Colorado TJ. 14; Utah U. 0. Denver U. 14; Hawaii V. 7. UPSTATE RIVALS OF TIGERS FACE (By the Ajtsodated Press) Four of Oregon's six undefeated, untied football teams face their big gest tests of the season In Armistice day grid wars. Myrtle Point high wound up Its regular season without a blemish by defeating Coqullle high, 13 to 0. Fri day night. Myrtle Point's record la seven wins and 124 points against 8. Medfor high, which has the high est scoring average of any team In the state, appears to have a "breath er" game Monday against the Chem awa Indians. But tha other four of the present "big tlx" of Oregon football will have to fight like mad for what they get, and one la sure to fall. The most significant encounter Is the meeting of the undefated and un tied Pendleton and Milton-Free water high teams at MUton-Freewater. Pen dleton seemed to have an almost Im perceptible advantage, but this might be offset If the Buckaroos fall to click as well as on an enemy field. The Portland classic pits the un defeated, untied Washington high Colonials against the fast rising, pow erful Jefferson high team. H Yale Reserves Rout Stubborn Brown, 20-0 YALE BOWL. New Haven. Conn.. Nov. 9. (AP) A Tale football team, heavily sprinkled with re serves, rose In all its fury In the last half to score three touchdowns and down a stubborn Brown Bear, 20 to 0. today. A crowd of 12.000 sat stunned during the opening half as Brown repulsed five Yale invasions. -fame cutd tnonaf YOU at performing. In thu picture-, many of the inv portint items of home man agement. You are performing tkem without going to the ex pedite of making visit to ep. aratrfl place about the citr. You are conserving jrour strength. You will have useful hour left for other thing. Tould you like to know more about telephone errire or tome special application of it to your home and Tour particular needs? Juit call us or drop in a line x with vour address we are at your ru-e. Thje Pacific Telethoise ad Telegraph Co.MrAM' Ohio State Conquers Chicago, Final Period CHICAGO. Nov. 9 (API In blood and thunder thriller, an In furiated Ohio State team came from behind today and fought with all If power to keep It Western con ference record unblemlehed. Trailing the down-trodden Chicago Maroona. 13 to 0 midway In the third period of their game, the Buckeye cut looae with emashtng paaelng drive that resulted In three touchdown, and a 30 to 13 triumph. Navy Downs Penn For Third Straight PHILADEt.HPHrA. Nov. 9 (API Navy' football opportunist ub marlned Pennsylvania- into a 18 to 0 upset defeat today before 75.000 fan Jamming huge Pranklln field to the rafter. Navy bAttlers played the smarter football throughout, to come through for the third straight vic tory over Penn and over the best Quaker combination they have met In five years. It wa the first Navy win In four starts, after losing to Tale. Notre Dame and Princeton. Syracuse VTIns NEW TORK. N. T Nor. . (API Syracuse continued unbeaten and untied today when It 'football war rior put on a rousing rally In the third quarter and defeated the Columbia Lions, 14 to 9. Football Fans Hurt HAMILTON. N. T., Nov. lt.(AP) Nine person, most of them resi dents of Syracuse, were Injured a railing on top of the bleacher on Colgate's athletic field collapsed to day, hurling 30 person 35 feet to the ground. Jlotel fanPablol J Centra A Hoe SHvAr Frwm he Completely Renovated ---- - - and Redecorated ft AT IS With detached bath from.2Sdaly VYith Bath - fromfl JSdaV Hilt JS. tWlrK)OBl DIRECTIONS TO HOTEL, Jry on Wain Tfigrhway (San VabhJfuenue) directly to 20tkStreet majmeiHairj BStrang ST0P over niqht ai theSAXPJBDOennutt feilMI'ii ICE ft I Tomorrow the entire nation pays homage to sol' diers who sacrificed their lives in the World War. And . this Armistice we are thank ful that the United States en Joys peace. jMedford National BankLJ
