MEDFOnn MAIL TRIBUNE, ilEDFOKD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOYErBER 29, 1033.
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FOR GOLF SPORTS
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UP) Dorset
Outer, Sr.. Oklahoma millionaire who
put up the money to bring the na
tion's golf professionals to Oklahoma
City this (all, and had no cauw to
regret his step, now Is planning a
world series" in golf.
Carter's Idea is to hold two tourna
ment simultaneously, one for the
proa and one for the amateurs, with
the winners, meeting for the world's
title. The shooting would be over
the Twin Hills course, owned by Car
ter ahd the scene of this year's Na
tional PGA tourney.
Carter talked over the Idea with
PGA officials and the leading pros
and found them, receptive. He would
offer them a pot of $10,000 to make
Jt worth their while and would com
pensate th e 1 mon p u res i n some
suitable manner.
The National Amateur will be held
tn Dallas next Sep te rubor, and Carter
would hold his big tournament tn
October, thus making it easy for the
amateurs to move from one battle
ground to the next.
Play would be match contests, thus
contrasting with the National Open,
the only big meet open to both
classes, where it Is medal performance
the entire route.
Whether the plan will go through
Is doubtful, but If it does It will be
an interesting experiment. The $10.
000 is bound to Interest professionals,
and most of the amateurs would
enjoy a chance to top the topnotch
pros at medal play.
The Twin Hiiia course offers a good
siting for such a classic. It is diffi
cult enough, as the pros discovered
last month, with only Walter Ha sen
being able to crack par in the quali
fying round. There were 113 trying,
but only the "Halg" kept them
tralght enough. And the next day
he couldn't repeat.
Carter built Twin Hills for his son.
Keefe Carter, the former western
amateur champion, and he takes a
personal pride In seeing it rebuff the
best in the game. It Isn't a long
course, but the green allies from tee
to green are narrow and woods are
on either side.
Such a money match should pro
Tide a partial answer to the demands
of the pros for tournaments paying
btgger prizes rather than a series of
tournaments that mean but $500 or
$600 to the winner.
San Kranclwo Turkey l'riccs,
SAN PKANCISCO, Nov. 20. (AP)'
Net prices paid producers lor
dressed turkeys delivered Ban .Fran
cisco; Govt, graded U. 8. prima :
Young toms, under and over 18 IDs..
27 28c; young hens. 28(5 29c; loose;
young toms, under 17 lbs., 27o; over
17 lbs., 35 a 26c; young hens. 28 -20-.
Scores Yesterday
t Mail rrlbuno want ads.
FOODCASTS
By the Associated Press
Far-West
Willamette U. 10. Whitman 0.
Colorado U. 14, Denver U. 0.
Montana State 6. Montana Mines 3.
Utah Aggies 14, Utah U. 14
Colorado State 7, New Mexico U. fl.
New Mexico Military Institute 13.
New Mexico Normal 0.
Arizona 53, Drake 0.
Gonzaga 20, Portland 0
Unfleld College 31, Albany College
S.
San Francisco X3. 21. Fresno State 3.
New Mexico State 0, Texas Mines 7.
East
Fordham 31, New York V. 0.
Penn 33, Cornell 7.
Bucknell 6. Temple e.
Albright 31. Muhlenberg 6.
Colgate 33, Brown 0.
Catholic U. 8, North Carolina State
6.
George Washington 13, North Da
kota 0.
Syracuse 0. Maryland 0.
Penn Military 6. Urslnus o.
Carnegie Tech 0, Pittsburgh 0.
In the Missouri Valley
Missouri 0. Kansas 0.
Nebraska 26. Oregon State 20.
Washington U. 26. St. Louis 0.
Arkansas U. 14, Tulsa U. 7.
Oklahoma 25, Oklahoma A. and M.
0.
Wichita U. 6, Washburn 6.
Hastings 18. Tarklo 13.
College of Emporia 14, Ottawa U.
12.
Mid-West
Western Reserve 6. Case 0.
Cincinnati 8. Miami 8.
Xavler 12. Centehary 0.
Monmouth 7. Knox 6.
West Virginia wesleyan 13, Mar
shall e.
MUllkin 12. Bradley 0.
Illinois Wesleyan 19, Hanover 0.
South
Kentucky 27. Tenneve 0.
Furman 8. Clemson 6.
North Carolina 61, Virginia 0.
William and Mary 7, Richmond 6.
Howard 7, Birmingham Southern 0.
Davidson 14, Wake Firest 7.
Texas A and M 20, Texas 6.
Vonderbllt 14, Alabama 6.
Centre 7. Chattanooga 7.
Detroit U. 12. Texas Tech 7.
Mississippi College 0, Mlllsaps 0.
SWELL SHOP DISPLAY
SWELLS TOO MUCH
NEW YORK, Nov. 29. (P) Jacob
Schwartz, store manager, thought 100
pounds of raisins would make a swell
window dtsplay.
Moisture swelled the raisins until
they broke the 5200 store window.
NOW COMPLETE IS
IF
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disclose the additional "supplemen
tary" November allotments made be
fore he cut off all states.
Twenty-six states and the District
of Columbia already had been told
they have received final grants. Hop
kins said that "with the listing of 23
other states and the territories today
as having been removed from the
allotment list, the FERA concluded
its fvinctions of providing federal
fluids for emergency unemployment
relief."
Relief officials declined to comment
on the possibility that additional al
lotments may be made for 4,000.000
unemployablcs whose support the ad
ministration has said rests on state
and local governments.
THEFT MACHINERY
F
An incident that caused consider
able excitment In Portland was the
theft last Monday of a Ford truck
belonging to the Smart Auto Freight
company from the company's garage
In Portland. The truck was loaded
with valuable machinery, part of the
Ford Motor company exhibit at the
San Diego world fair.
The truck was loaded preparatory
to hauling the machinery, valued at
60.0Qp, to Tnroma for an exhibit
when it was stolen. Two days later
the machinery was found in a heap
outside of Portland. The thieves had
apparently driven the truck near a
tree, tied the load to a trets and
driven out from under It, Inflicting
severe damnge to the exhibits.
A search all over the state was
launched but no trace of the missing
truck was found until Wednesday,
when It was discovered, abandoned, tn
a Hilt, Cal., garage. stae police here
today announced. As yet no trace of
the thieves has been found
Award Gjra Contract.
HARR1SBURG, Ore, Nov. 29. (AP)
The high school and grade school
districts here awarded Mike Balko
vich of Harrlsburg a contract to con
struct a $25.44 gymnasium.
MATANUSKANSlKJOY
THANKSGIVING FEAST
IN
PALMER, Alaska, Nov. 39. (UP)
Matanuska valley farmers, snus In
nearly finished houses, yesterday
roasted in the ovens of new ranges
fat geese and chickens from "out
side." Looking forward and back,
they celebrated Thanksgiving with
sincerity.
Last year there was scant fare and
little apparent reason for celebrating
in the farm homo of these 179 fami
lies from Michigan. Minnesota and
Wisconsin. Seven months ago the
new pioneers set out to conquer the
wilderness.
Today they visloned next Thanks
biviny day, when poultry and other
fare from their own raising should
be on menus that today featured
imported fowls or their plentiful
canned salmon.
Settling In a new country of course,
was not without its hardships, even
in 1935. Fierce mosquitoes, quarrel
some transient workers and fellow
colonists and confusing administra
tors caused grumbling and discon
tent. Thirty families returned to the
states.
In . order to assure every family a
real feast yesterday, a 5 extra
Thanksgiving allowance at the com
missary was voted by the Alaska ru
ral rehabilitation administration. Sev
eral families had already exhausted
their allowances, reduced from $65
to $50 a month.
NEW MAGAZINE GOES
ON SALE IN MEDFORD
Volume One, number One, of "The
Rogue." tabloid magazine being pub
lished by William Henry Ritchie In
Medford, Is off the press and being
distributed about the city. The little
magazine of four pages Is devoted to
the highlights of Rlchlo's life, various
pungent comments regarding local
affairs and the aims of the magazine
for the future.
Income
Sh
ares
Maryland fund, $18.23; asked $19.71.
Quarterly income shares, bid $1.43;
asked $1.62.
ON JOB 32 YEARS
AS PADDLE-MAKER
association. From there i will at
tend the council cf state school
superintendents at the national capi
tal. He expected to be absent about
three weeks.
COLUMBIA. Mo. (UP) Wayne Al
len la recognized as official paddle
maker for the University of Missouri.
He has been at It 32 years along with
desultory work at piano tinkering.
In 1928 Allen advertised:
"Allen's paddles have made lasting
Impressions on Mtzzou freshmen for
the past 35 years."
During that time Allen estimates
he has made thousands of paddles.
"I've made paddles out of every
kind of wood that grows," he says.
"Rosewood was the favorite in pros
perous times. Some fraternities fa
vored mahogany, but seasoned oak Is
the favorite now.
"I have made them out of ebony."
Styles in paddles change, Allen de
clares. Some years students want
heavy two-handled ones. Other years
they require shorter. Itchier blades.
He has to be something of a
draughtsman. The engineers send the
paddle maker specifications drawn
like architects' plans for a building.
"Engineers' paddles must weigh
Just so much and must be just exact
ly so many 64th of an Inch thick."
Agricultural students want them
tough and strong.
One of Allen's masterpieces was an
explosive paddle which concealed a 1
percussion cap. When the wood was i
brought in forcible contact with i
luckless freshmen the resulting blast j
was very amusing. ' ,-.
He Is now attempting to devise a
set of paddles which will emit pleas
ant tones when In use.
Allen's paddles for women are pop
ular. They are made of soft wood
and are considerably wider than the
male type.
And ho not nnly makes the disci
plinary woods, but also for a sum
constructs form-fitting paddle pro
tectors for luckless frosh. The paddle
proof, made to-measure armor Is
made of piano felt.
0. S. C. DEFEATED 26-20
AS NEBRASKANS SCORE
N LAST MINUTE RALLY
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 29. The
1935 Big Six conference football cam
paign today was history, and a his
tory to which one more tie was added
to a record that already had more
ties than a railroad,
Kansas and Missouri provided the
tie a scoreless one at Lawrence yes
terday In the only strictly conference
encounter on the Thanksgiving pro
gram. Oklahoma routed an old Jinx by
defeating the Oklahoma Aggies, 24 to
0. Nebraska. Big Six champions, flirt
ed with trouble but finally came
through with a 26 to 20 victory over
Oregon state.
Coach Dana X. Bible's Corn husk
era won their game with the Oregon
Staters in the first quarter, gave It
back to them, then had to come back
with a spine-chilling rally In the fad
ing moments to come out right side
up.
The Huskert scored In the first four
minutes, then again nine minutes
later. They were leading late in the
fourth quarter. 19 to 14. when the
Beavers uncorked a pass good for 67
Yards and a touchdown against the
Nebraska substitutes.
His Hublters trailing 20 to 19, Bible
rushed In hts aces, and they imme
diately began to take trlrks. In the
last two minutes of play the Nebras
kans marched 65 yards for the win
ning touchdown, with Lloyd Card
well and Sam Francis carrying the
banner.
w'potkwiIi (Ctu have Changed,
finish toui EVERYTHING1
"A t P
JACK SPRATT
NOW EATS FAT
AND ANYTHING (IS8 IN SIGHT
NO STOMACH SOUR
CAN KNOCK HIM FIAT...
FOR TUMS HAVE SOLVED HIS PLIOHT1
NEW YORK, Nov. 29. (AP) Dr.
Adolf Loi 1, fumed Viennese sur
geon, disclosed today that two mem
bers of hi own family were hastened
to their graves through a form of
"mercy killing" to prevent unneces
sary suffering from lingering illnesses.
Dr. Lorenz, here for his annual
professional visit, said the two were
the first wife of his son, Dr. Albert
Loren. and an uncle, 82-year-old
Abbot Oregor of St. Paul monastery,
in Corlnthia.
Each was Incurably diseased, and
death was hastened by excessive ad
ministration of narcotics, he said.
WHO ELSE WANTS TO
FORGET SOUR STOMACH?
THE way to eat favorite foods and avoid
x heartburn, sour stomnch. ft;i and othet
symptoms of acid indigestion is no secret now.
Millions carry Tunis. Nothing to mix up. No
drmchinjt your stomach with harsh alkalies,
wnicn aociors My m.iy incrcnw; tlic ti-ndncy to.
ward acid indigestion. Junt enough ot tho ant
acid in Turns is rrleavd to neutralize thn stom
ach. The rrst passes on inert. Cannot over-alka
iiic the stomach or Moot,. You nevtr know u hm,
go carry a roll always. 10c at all druggists.
FOR THE TUMMY
TIM
TUMS ARC
ANTACID . . .
MOT A LAXATIVE
! moineter with tho nt:rrhaMS nf a loo roll of Tunw
State School Head
Off For Conclave
SALEM, Nov. 29. (AP) Superin
tendent of schools Charles A. Howard
will leave tomorrow night for Chi
cago and Washington to attend edu
cational conferences.
At Chicago he will be present at ,
the American vocational educational 't
Rip
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Meat . . . Fresher, Clonner, More Economi cal . . . with all the valuable mineral salts
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SAT. and MON.
GOLDEN WEST
COFFEE
1 Lb. Jar 3 Lb. Jar
27c 79c
SNOWDRIFT 6 lbs. 81.08
POST BRAN FLAKES, pkg 10?
JELLO 6 delicious flavors 2 pkgs. 11?
SANKA Kaffeene removed ...lb. 45?
Big familiesl Medium families! Little fam
ilies! ... There's a Krispy Cracker pack
age for every need. And no matter which
of these inexpensive packages you buy, you
get the same extra-flaky crackersl . . . All
the skill of Sunshine Bakers ha9 been de
voted to making Krispy Crackers the big
gest quality-bargain on your grocer's shelf.
WHEAT1ES Champions 2 pkgs. 23c I
BISQUICK ITS8 ' 29c
The word waffle comes from the
rerb "to weave" and certainly the
waffle, with its soft indentations,
very closelyresemblcsa woven cloth.
fey
HANDY TABLE-SIZE
PACKAGE
Do you know how to open a screw
top jar without "phoning the strong
man from the circus? Invert your
jar and bang itfcarefn, not too hard)
two or three times on the floor. This
breaks up the air pocket in the jar. . .
andpresto.yourtopunscrewseasily.
Here's a way to give vegetable
satad a chef's tnurh. . . sprinkle fried
bacon, chopped fine, over the top.
!
Stretching shouldn't bo confinwi to
settine-up exercises. . . it can he
done all day by thrifty housewives
who want to stretch four portions
to serve five. For instance, just add
a few Krispy Crackers to a meat,
fish or vegetable loaf. . . or crumble
Home Krispy Crackers into a casse
role or an an gralin dish.
A.
Who cares whether the Chinese in
China eat chip suey . . . here's an
American version you'll like:
KRISPY CHOP SUEY
cup rice 3 tablpoons fat
chopped onions W pound (rround beef
2 cups CAnnod tpmatMs
t cup pens, cooked or canned
1 rap )ulc of pes 2 tponn Mil
16-18SunshineKnpyCrackon,cramWfd
Boil the rice until soft. Melt the fat.dd
onions and meat, and cook until brown.
Drain rice and mix with meat. Add tba
tomatoes, peas and juice of pfaa and
seasoning. Ilre-als up Krispy Crackers and
lay thin layer on bottom of srvaed bak
ing dish or caserole. Overthi pour half
of above misture. Lnv remaining broken
Krispy Crackers on thtfcnn-1 add remain
iler of rniltnre on lop. iur with slight
prmkting of Kripy Cracker cnimM and
bake In hot oven t f ) until brown
for about an minute, (tyft-over cooked
meat may be u?-d.) Serves 6 to 8. All
measur-m-nta standard.
Mora toottcasM soon
Watch for them
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IVORY Medium bar Soap 2 for 11?
IVORY Flakes, large : ....22c
GARRY DOG FOOD 3 cans 25
B. and M. LIMA BEANS 2 cans 21
VERMONT MAID SYRUP -.XI oz. jng 2 td
TISSUE Waldorf ..3 rolls 14
FLOUR
WINDMILL
Hardwheat
PIGGLY WIGGLY
llnrrlwrieat. II lib. Test
flnnrnntee.
FROM THE THOUSAND WINDOW BAKERIES OF IOOSE-WIIES BISCUIT
KRISPY CRACKERS ... the best
companion soup ever
COMPANY
had!
You'll enjoy soup as you never did before if you serve it
with Sunshine Krispy Crackersl They are
crisper. More flavorful. They
make the best of soups
taste much better!
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49 lbs. SI. 59 49 lbs. SI. 89
SAUERKRAUT Qt 10c
DILL PICKLES n, M 7c
Peanut Butter ""i 27c
MINCEMEAT Ta"Tib, 19c
CORN MEAL vlr,h:.;r 29c
Wine -Sweet BEER
IT ot 49c "-boug,:r...10c
Sealed Qt. tJb $2.40 rn-C
lUi-us for Canned Soups
Try mixinf Itvo soups to grt a third; beef
and tomato, celery ami chicken, pea and
mutton broth ... or using tomato soup
over meat loaf, uith gelatin for salads
. . . asparagus soup over asparagus au
gratia and casserole baked!
TOMATO SOUP In your Biscuits instead of water
or milk . . . Gond? Try m!
GRAPEFRUIT Arizona Seedless
0 for 2." " Dozen
43c
APPLES Cookinjt or eating
lO lbs. INf
CANNED FOOD SALE
Until WEDNESDAY NITE
1 lb. cans Gibbs Off
4 cans bOw
Case, S2.40
ri
Whole Clams
. 25c
Dozen ?1.39
Underwood
2 cans
Bagley Puree
No. 22 cans
3 cans
29c
Dozen $1.12
Tuna Flakes
El Campo, No. '3 $!2 f
can. 2 cans C3C
Dozen $1.30
Gibbs reg. size can
4 cans
Dozen 9
25c
HOMINY Van
Camp. No. 2V2
10c
Golden Bantam Corn
Field-Ripe Peas
No. 303 9Q
3 cans
Dozen $1.15
Campbells, Gibbs or
Van Camp
4 cans iC
. CUU
for
Dozen 75(
SYRUP
Phillips Best Pint
15c
R0SEWARE 07t
WHEAT. Lg. pkg- Clli
MARGARINE fJEf
Silver-Nut 2 lbs. t.'Jt
Oregon-Made 1 Hr
CATSUP 12 oz. IwC
.16 lbs. 20
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