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LOST- -It dog rmsaitig call 1616
)W ANTED FEMALE HELP
ADDRESS ENVELOPES at home, spare
' time; substantial weekly pay. Ex
,' perlence unnecessary. Dignified
work. Stamp brings details. Em
I ployment Mgr., Dept. 583, Box 523
' Jackson, Tenn.
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Route man to succeed
Rawlelgh Dealer In south half of
Jackson county; also jno for Ash
land and Medford. PleaKHnt prof
itable and permanent. Supply es
tablished demand. 26 00 to 50 00
weekly profits. See Edw. W. Jonwi
Central Point, Ore.
AMBITIOUS, reliable man wanted Im
mediately to deliver (ood product
to regular oustomers. Earnings
average 20 to $30 weekly. No ex
perlence necessary. If yu con and
will work 8 hours a day. write to
day, J. R. Wntklns Company, 45MI
Hollla St., Oakland, Calif.
MAN AND WIFE To run local Coflco
Agency. Earnings up to 240 in a
month. New Ford Scdin given pro
ducers as bonus. I seni complete
outfit. You don't rlak a penny.
Detail free. Write ZANOL, 198
Tenth St., Oakland, Calif.
MAN. reliable, to become -an auto
mobile and accident adiustcr In
i your territory. Insurance cxperl
. ence unnecessary. No selling. Write
Associated Adjusters, Box 767-L,
Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED Man with team and
scraper Sunday. Inquire 1218 W.
10th St.
MALE OR FEMALE HELP
ATTENTION I
Tiw n't ftnieaneonle wanted. Earn
, extra Xmas money. Jlfly Tie Co..
17 So. Wells, Chicago.
EMPLOYMENT can be obtained
through the People's universal fcx
change. 602 8. Riverside.
WANTED SITUATIONS
CARE for children In vour home.
Competent woman. Afternoon or
evening. Telephone iOS R.
WANTED Catering or day work,
Phone 919-R. 324 Plum.
RESPONSIBLE man ot 40 desires em
ployment day or night. Box 2977.
Tribune.
i WANTED Full or part-time work by
I experienced bookkeeper ar.d stenog-
rapher. Box 2863. Trloune.
TOUNG LADY with business training
wishes employment. Box 2881.
Tribune.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
STOCK TURKEYS wanted,
nrlce and location. O W,
Sta'e
Ktn.
, Montague, Calif.
INVENTIONS Wanted, suitable na
tional distribution. 4end full d
tails, Roy C. Burns, Hotel Mult
nomah, Portland. Ore.
DRIVING north Monday, want 1 or
2 passengers to share expense. Jess
Richardson, uenwai ruiwv.
WANTED Small fumlsh.d house xr
apartment. a"
WANTED To lease fully equipped
farm tor stoca mm
References Box 566, Poirls, Cel.
WANTED Green 16-lncn manzanlta
wood. Phone 116.
WANTED 10 or more milk cows (or
their reea. jonn
vllle. Ore.
WANTED To buy tractor plow and
10 or 12-foot grain drill, double disc
Ben Hilton, Grsnt Pasa
DAMP WASH You bring. I deliver. 3c
lb. 821 Ashland Ave.
RAW FUR8
WE PAY CASH (or Muskrata, Mink
Coyotes, bobcats, raccoon, etc.
We also buy
HIDES AND PELTS.
New and Used Traps tot Bale.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
97 N Grape St pn-.ne 1062
JvTntED To lease or bry small
Kreage. Address E. Colwell. 445 8
Front. . .
WE WILL PAY best price lor ranges
lusters and turn ture Call 1192-J
SaM OHRN FURNITURE CO
3i Nortb Front.
WAN I'EU Y,nj to '"'" TO'
sains
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418 B M'B
'1 umii r. ton once (or
7,d furniture ranges nesi
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firs Hsu Bldg 6tn si .prom i"
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B aod aouaenold Ood. POon. 1063.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
EMPTY furniture van going to Sac
Francisco, wants load (or there m
way points. Phone 916. Hawley
Transfer.
WANTED Rlflea. good used (mul
ture and clothing, luiey Second
Hand store. 112 Nortb Front.
JUNK -Highest prices paid (oi oraas
radiators, copper storsge bs.tertee
aluminum and othei metaia
Scrap I run small or largt lot
pipe .no macnintry wool ano cot
ton raga inner .ubea
Oui prices will interest yon
Hides Pelts. Wool Uofiatr
Household ood (urnlture stovet
oouKtt or sold.
ME.JTORD BAHOAIN HOUSE
CHEAP 1029 to 1931 pickup coupe or
roadster (or cash. Inquire lis
Washington.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR LEASE B-room house, largo
grounds, one Block rrom highway,
Phoenix. Call e-F-s, or contact
Brown 4 White.
FURNISHED house (or rent, 607 King.
FOR RENT 4-room un(urnlshed
house. 634 Pennsylvania.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 4-room apartment, one
block from highway, Phoenix. Call
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart'
ment, 333 E. Jackson.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FURNISHED ROOMS 408 W. th.
FOR RENT Large sleeping room.
muse ui. 2u s. r ir.
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
ROOMS AND MEALS, 148 So. Holly
WANTED One or two gentlemen to
room ana ooara. Excellent meats
Close In; reasonable. Oarage. 232
S. Grape.
FOR RENT Rooma and board, rea
sonnble 320 E Mftln 8t Medford
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT 1 "4 acre, 7-rcom house,
newly papered: barn and outbuild
lngs. Call or see Mrs. Venable, 413,
Jacksonville.
FOR RENT 280-acre farm with com
plete buildings and water for stock.
Tenant must have own equipment.
Crop share basis. Call In person
EARL TUMY. 810 Liberty Bldg
FOR EXCHANGE
WILL EXCHANGE work for hay or
corn. Tel. 699-R-4.
ANY merchandise can be exchanged
tnrougn the people's universal Ex
cnange, 002 s. Riverside.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Delicious and
Newtown applea for wood or pota
toea. Bring contalnera. Joe Kan
tor, Rt. 4, east of Phoenix.'
FOR SALE or will trade for good helf
er calves, weaner plga Harold Crowl
Carkln Orchard. Midway Koad.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR BALE Ranch, 14 acre3; house
barn, 8 acres grapes, 2 good wells
Riley Myers, Central Point Box 232.
FOR SALE OR TRADE -8 acres,
miles from Grants Pass: good soil
Irrigated, all In clover. Make offer
Call at 911 8 Peach St., or write
Rt. 1, Box 99, Medford.
A REAL BARGAIN 640 acres
Eureka highway: fenced and crofts
fenced: house, 3 barns, outbuild
lngs, 100 acres farming, 2 pumps
wltn engines ano tank, 7 wells, 11
milk cows, 5 belfera 2 years old. 10
yearlings. 4 calves, 40 hens. 100
chickens, 3 work horses, 1 aet har,
ness, 1 saddle, 9 good wagons with
racks, 1 roller, disc, gang plow, sin
gle plows, hsrrow, large home com'
fort cook stove, all small tools, Jl
tons oat hay In barn. A going
farm: S6000, easy terms, art lnt
See That Man Stlce, 918 Madison
St., Red Bluff, California.
FOR BALE 11 A., level, fully equip
ped for 2000 chickens; 8 up-to-dare
chicken houses, cement floors, deep
well, large tank, electric pump, wat
er piped to all parts: oak and olive
trees lor anaoe: 1 mi. out: good b
house, fine kitchen and bath; lln
oleum on floors, (lne sleeping porch
separate: everything in apple pic
order. Can ahow a net profit for
last year o( 11,900; 1400 chickens
on hand, but are not Included, but
will sell at market rate, price 83500
Will accept ranch In Oregon in ex
change. H. P. Stlce. Red Bluff, Cal.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 acre, good
Improvements, variety (rult and
berries: 14 mile west o( Phoenix.
Geo. Hefner.
STOCKED AND EQUIPPED DAIRY
RANCH
65 AcrM within a miles of good achooja
and cheese factory; 38 A. cultivated.
IB A. under Irrigation, abundance
of water, fine free soil, now In al
falfa and clover; 6 -room houw.
new barn, good garage and chicken
house. Excellent dairy proposition
W1U aell for S350000. If cows and
equipment are wanted, total price
14500.00. Terms.
ALSO
5-room home In well-lm proved dis
trict: hardwood floon In dlnlug
and living rooms, fireplace, a nice
bedrooms, mre screened -In porch;
large oak tree; house in excellent
condition. Very good value at 92,
000.00. Some tflrms.
CHARLES A. WINO AQENCT, INC
109 E. Main St. Phone 728.
FOR SALE OR RENT Federal Lund
Bank farms. Inquire of O. A. Barnes
1163 Oak St.. Eupene. Oregon, or
Warren Patterson. 203 Liberty Bldg ,
Medford. Oregon.
FOR PALE Pleasant 5-room house
fireplace, floored attic, double gar
ace, corner lot, close in Phone
445-R.
30 ACRES, good Improvement. 1
team. 8 hogs. 13 turkeys 100 ebtc.
ens. 1 cow. 3 heifers: free solt. Irrl-
ffstlon. For quick wle 14600 00
cash.
C. 8 BUTTEFTELD
Medford Center Bldg.
3 ACRES, attractive 6-room bunga-
i low. good outbuildings, fruit snd
berries: rlraee In on gv-o grsvele-l
road
fird
Will trsrle for nou In Med
L. O PICKELL. 704 E, Main
FOR SALE Choice acrjif;! on Bear
I ewii bottom within ne mil city
1 Limits Medlord. Box Tribune.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR BALE Acreage. residences,
ranches, business chances. Any
thing you want. C. R. Fuller Real
Estate Agency. 1803 W. Main,
FOR SALE 80 acres blue-grass pas
ture. Inquire ulaus Kieinnammer
Jacksonville.
FULLY improved and reconditioned
seven acres (or sale or true ioi
Portland property Phone 1288 Med.
lord or N Stldd. Asniand Hotel
FOR SALE 6 room nouae on paved
street, (urnlsned 1.dou. sbou casn
OaU owner. 1519-J or 7S-J
WHEN you tnina Jl reaj estate mini
ot brown a whits;
HOUSES (oi sale or rent, jackaon
Oo'jpty Blog as L-oan Ass'n
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Plymouth Coupe.
Call
liaa N. central.
1939 PLVMOUTH 4-door sedan, good
oondltlon. Price aaas.og. Bee jj
Eller, Qroceterls No. 1.
1936 FORD DeLuxe Sedan, with radio
and heater: aplendid condition.
Priced to sell.
BANDER80N MOTOR CO.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Master Chevy
1934 Sedan, 6 wheels, radio, neater
and trunk, good condltlou, for smell
home, close In, Inquire at Tribune
office.
1934 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan, trunk
Looks and runs like new.
1934 Plymouth Sedan; perfect.
1933 Plymouth Coach; excellent con
dition.
New Low Price Easy Terms.
Blue Seal Used Cars with a
Written Guarantee.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Dealers.
113 8. Riverside.
RECONDITIONED USED CARS
Complete Line of Used Care and
Truck. Best values in tne vay.
Ford Coupe and Coaches, late
model Olds Sedan. Studebaker 1936
President, only driven 7 000 miles.
Come In and see thla line bclore
you buy.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
1928 PEERLESS 6 4-door st-dan, flrst-
claas condition. Casn. 2:24 E. Main
FOR SALE 1936 Chrysler 8 sedan,
run only 3.000 miles, nt a uig cav
ing, Lange Motor uar uo 00 n
Riverside.
CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH
USED OAR TRADE-INS
1936 Chrysler 8 Touring Sedan.
1935 Pontlao 3-door Sedan.
1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Touring Se
dan. 1938 Chrvaler 8 8-Dassenver Coupe
1933 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan; 8
wheels.
1934 Ford V-8 Sedan.
1933 Chevrolet Coupe.
193! Ford Sedan.
1934 Ford 3-door Sedan.
1933 Pontlac 8 Sedan.
Some older models Real Cheap
LANOE MOTOR CAR CO.
88 N Riverside. Tel. 18
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 1 family cow. 1 brood
aow. 1 toy Boston bull pup, 6 wks.
old. See Bill Jordan at Lewis Supor
before 9 a. m., or at R. F. D,
Box 631.
FOR SALE Good team, about 3200
lbs.: good workers; $100 cash. Also
25 young turkeys, 10 to 18 lbs.;
bunch at 30o lb. H. A. Beams,
Rogue River, Ore.
FOR BALE Several bead of milk
cows and bred heifers. Phone g-f-a
FOR SALE 1000-lb. black mare;
gentle and good wirier. Eat
He(t. Phone Central Point 195.
FOR SALE Gentle saddle horse
cheap, c. L. Furry, Phone 107,
Central Point.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. M,
Young, Central Point. Tel 14-XX-2
FOR SALE Freeh young Guerasev
cow. John Mace, central point.
FOR SALE Weaner plus. W. A. Mc
Dowell, 8 miles east ot Eagle Point,
FOR BALE 48 ewes. W. L. Lewis,
737 W. Jackson. Phone 825.
FOR BALE Heifers, or will trade for
hoga. hay or wood. J. D. Brown,
Rt. 1.
FOR SALE Cows and hetfera.
Messal, Lake Creek, Ore.
W. O
PHONE 1496 Aa I have sold my
ranch, my entire bunch o( cowa
are (or aale. Jamee A. Woods.
FOR 8ALE 87 head aheep; ewee and
lamb. Ed Shoemaker, Box 420,
Gold Bill.
FOR BALsi 8 good young work horses
Corcoran. Ross Lane.
FOR SALE 260 head nice herded
ewes, well bred. Will sell all or any
number Phone 300, Hotel Grand
V. J. Phlltppl.
CLOSINO-OITI BALE Farm and gar-
den tools, houseboid furniture
breakfast set. pressure coo Iced can
oed fruit and vegetables oouidi
1 mile south of Talent, on highway
Tel Ashland 87lR-l.
WE INVITE you to inspect th beau
tlful Brown Swiss cattle at the
Phlpps Orchard We now hev
young bulls for sate Brown Swiss
for more milk phone 417.
FOR SALE 3 Kamboulllet bucks. W
K Butler. Eagle Point and Browns-
boro road
FOR SALE POULTRY
BARRED ROCK baby chlclts; also tew
3 weeke old. -wngnrs Hfttcnery
Pnone 851-R-l.
FOR SALE Special mating WhI
Otant cockerels. 11.80. Rt. 4, Box
91, Buckshot Hill.
FOR SALE 100 Rhode Islsnd Red
pullets. Just starting to 'ay. W.
McDowell, 3 miles east of Eagi
Point.
FOR SALE White Leghorn and Red
pullets, starting to lay. Tel. egp-j
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Pedigreed roller canaries.
Mr. Nellie Finney, jacisonmie
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Lewellyn
setter, female dog, 8 years old; good
disposition Phone laiy-J.
ROLLER CANARIES. 11 Trtpp.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
CORN on cob or hlhvl. 30 snd $-Sj
ton. Will eichang for wheat. r.
1 V. Cook, tsgio PgiaU
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Hardwood and fir. Phona
133-J or 515 Pennsylvania,
FOR SALE -
Kitchen trash burner.
940 80. Grape.
with colls.
FOR BALE 9-wheel blnycle truck,
cheap. Inquire W. Krug. Talent.
NEWTOWNS and red apples, 25c lug;
you pick 'em. White's Ranch, Dark
Hollow road.
BUY your winter's supply of squash
now, 79c per 100 lbs. at Riverside
Market.
FOR SALE Body fir, sound -wood.
(ull measure, 303 Clark St.
LARGE PLANER BLOCKS (rom the
Big Mill, only 84.45 per load. Tel
833. Central Point Wood Yard.
FOR SALE 0-tube 1934 model Air
line battery radio, (lne condition;
also bow and arrow. Call Monday
evening, Apt. 1, 375 Bo. central.
BUY NOW AND SAVE Sportlnj
goods, fishing tackle, boots, snoes,
sport clothing, auns. ammunition
eto. ciose-out rricee on uroxen
Lines. CLIFFS SPORT SHOP.
817 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Wood range ohoap, 623 F.
Main, 7:30 a, m. or ai.er 4 p. in.
PTANn Kvcerjtlonal beautiful tone.
made by Knabe; modern manogany
case; hardly used. Less tnan nair
price. Mrs. Greenleaf, Box 134,
Central Point.
FOR SALE Ear corn, $26 ton.
Olllf
ranch, Sama Valley.
BARNYARD FERTILIZER for lawn
VTlll call and give you an estlmato
on your lawn. Phone 258-W.
MEDFORD PIPE AND MACHINERY
CO- new location, corner 11th and
Fir St. Permitting larger and more
complete display of all typoa 31
mining and saw mill equipment
also Evan's Machine Hhop.
FOR SALE Marlln 12-guage pump
gun. good condition, $12; 826
South Riverside Ave.
FOR 8ALE Small cook stcve. heater
bed and springs. 806 W Main.
SAVE SAVE
Wallpaper, all 1938 patterns 1-9 off
Pittsburgh paint store, lay w Main
SPECIAL PRICES on potatoes and
onions for your winter supply
Peerless Mkt. Phone 603. Free de
livery. GOAT milk and cneeee. Jungfrau Goat
Dairy, Rt. 4, Box 64. Tel 437-J.
FOR SALE hoppei (ot aawdua'
burner with baffle plate Airouar
new Bargain Oai at Mall mrtuna
FOR SALE Applea Tel 13'4-U
FOR SALE Grapes now ripe J A
Manke 4 mllea west of Medford
ROOFING
COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE
Composition Shingles and Built-up
roois pnone (540 Free estimate
Easy monthly payments ROOU9
RIVER ROOFINO CO 183 West
Main.
ROOFINO Bring your roof troubler
co us urn roois re pa i rea new roors
applied Pabco products Ek arson
Paint and Root Store. SB 4. Bart
lett Phone 243
PLASTERING
PLASTERING, stucco, plain or orns
mental; plsster patching Tel. 594
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE A business bringing a liv
able -income, o-room nouae m con-
nectlon. Will exchange for your
equity in small place or small down
payment. Box 2973, Tribune.
FOR SALE! Hotel, 16 rooms: build
ing and all furnishings; has bar
and dance hall; S2500 00; 91000 00
will handle. See Fuller Agency.
1803 w. Main.
Mail Tribune Daily
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Lease on service station
and grocery and cabins, on urate!
Lake highway Phona 488 between
8 a. m. and 8 p. m.
TRADE Highway business with in
come of 8200 par month, (or equity
In small ranoh. Must ot Improved
and close In. F H. Pearson. Ash
land. Ore.. Klamath Juoctton
MISCELLANEOUS
GOAT MILK FOR HEALTH Beat for
nervous and stomach disorders. Get
a samplo. Tel. 437-J.
SHEEPMEN
Loesea through doga ahall be reported
within 48 houra, in order to seoure
compensation.
DOG CONTROL BOARD.
AT STUD Canyon Monarch 4778-V
dlreot grandson of (amius Panama
Prlns. Dam gave 2397 lbs. in 10
months, first kidding. Jungfrau
Goat Dairy, Rt. 4, Box 54,
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING Phone
401-J-4.
PALMIST AND O LAIR VOY ANT
Madam Avou, Palmist and Clair
voyant, give truthful advice on all
afiaira of life. Tens your past.
present, and future. If in doubt
as to what atsp to take consult
Madam Avon today; tomorrow may
be too late. Good advice In time
eaves many worrlea and many dot-
lara. Satisfaction guaranteed. Read-
inga daily; hours 10 a. m to 0 p. m.
Located at Rainbow Auto Camp,
1748 No. Riverside. Cabin 1.
MISTLETOE AND DEADWOOD
moved from trees. Call Doo-W (or
estimate on Job.
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Adams Pastry Shop. 419 East Mala.
is leBturing hummaii5 nto.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE INSURANCE
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MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract
of Title. Rooma a ana o. no.
North Central Ave., wpstalra.
Expert Window Cleaners
LET OEOROE DO IT - Tel. 11 IV
House cleaning, floor waxing on
ental rug cleaning and upholstering
The Fashion shop
THE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking
and Remodeling. Buttons ana
Buckles covered. 308 0 B Natlonsl
Bank Bldg, Tel. 1181. Myrtle
Andrews.
Money to tend
MONEY
LOANED ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK
FURNITURE, ENDUIIKEU
. NOI KS. ETC.
We want to eupply your money needa
without red tape or oeiay
NKK W. K. THOMAS
MOR. MEDPOhU'S OLDEST AND
LARGEST PERSONAL FINAHUS
COMPANY
48 So. Central around Floor
Craterlan Theater Bldg.
Lie. NO. 8-I67-M-I80 Pnone 130
Transfer.
SAMSON Transfer and Stotage Fur
nlture moving and expe t furniture
packing service, nreproji Bwrngw
new low rates.
F. E. SAMSON O. Phone 838.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
era and movera. Special livestock
moving equipment. Prices right
610 North Riverside Phone 618.
EADS TRANSFER it STORAGE OO -Offlce
36 So. Fir Phone 818. Prices
right. Services guaranteed
RE1NKINO TRANSFER CO Long
distance hauling. Furniture, cattle
anything. Ill N. Fir. Phone 1038
O. Stuart.
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CALIFORNIA HELD
T0 1 FIRST
AS
WASHINGTON STADIUM, Seattle.
Oot. 34, (API The University of
Washington Huaklea charged another
lap closer to the big January Rosa
Bowl classic on a dry Washington
gridiron today when they aoored
bristling ls-to-0 triumph over the
rugged California Bears.
Twenty thousand speotatora saw
Washington virtually eliminate Call
fornta from the coast league race
when Jimmy Cain and Byron Halnea
boomed over the Bear goal line for
touchdowns. Both scores were made
from the one-foot line on fonrth.
down. Cain diving over center for
the flrat apore In the aecond period
and Halnea circling left end tor the
other In the third.
Waahlngton hurled the Bears back
with only one first down, and that
waa made on the first two playa when
Floyd Blower skirted right end for
nine yards and David Anderson hit
for another yard on the flrat two
California plays of the game.
The first down was only the 17th
allowed by the Huskies in their four
games this season.
California forged Into scoring ter
ritory only twice. Robert HerwUf, a
ball-hawk confer, gave the Bears
their first chance when he recovered
a Washington fumblo on the Husky
34-yard line In tho first, and Wil
liam Stall, a tackle, pounced on an
oth'tr fumblo on tho Washington 37
Juat before the end of the game.
, After Herwlg'a recovery, passes and
plungea failed, and Blower attempted
a field goal from the 40-yard line,
but bis hoot carried only about half
way to the goal line.
In the fourth period the Huskies
smeared a fourth down pass to hold
the Beara In check.
BY PITT 26 TOO;
ILLINOIS BEATEN
PITTSBURG, Oct. 34. (UP) Led
by Marshal Goldberg, young Jewish
boy who will celebrate hi lutli birth
day on the morrow, the Pittsburgh
Panthers marched four times Into
the promised land back ot Notre
Dame's goal post today to defeat
the Irish, 36 to 0.
The defeat, tha worst suffered by
the South Bender alnce Yale licked
them 38 to 0 In 1014, toppled them
from the rank of the undefeated
and amashed thou national cham
pionship aspirations. The Panthers,
rallying magnificently from their
setback st the hands of Duqucan
week ago, executed their rout before
a oapaclty crowd of 70.334.
Notre Dame's famed attack broke
before a wicked charging Pitt lint.
COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 34. (UP)
Ohio State maintained a 13-year rec
ord against Indiana university hero
today when It turned back tht Hoo-
ster eleven. 7 to 0. A crowd of 44,
410 watched the Bucks score thlr
first western conference triumph.
ILLINOIS MEMORIAL STADIUM
CHAMPAIGN, 111 , Oct. 24. (UP)
North western's brilliant Wildcats
clawed their way to their fourth
straight victory today, defeating i
stubborn University of Illinois eleven,
18 to 3, before a homecoming crowd
of 27,500.
A Medford Junior high school foot
bsll machine that blocked and tack.
lad with tha precision of a good high
achol team Saturday morning com
pletely routed tha fraahmen and
sophomore foroes from Grants Pas
high achol on Van Bcoyoo field, turn
Ing In 1 3-0 victory.
Coach Russell Aoneaon ui ins local
school aald alter the game that his
charaea had don tha best lob of
fundamental playing they had turned
In this year. Tha first tesm passing
combination of Newland to L. Thur
man completely befuddled the visit
ors secondary defense and accounted
for lone gains. Stead, Bulldog half
back, who called tha plays, exlilDlWK
marked ability as i fleid general ano
mixed up hi running attack wl:b
passe to the best advantage.
perhaps me biggest uiriu or in
gam waa when Crosby, .lnt Bulldoe
half, gathered In tha opening kickoi
near hi own gol and raced to the
Clranu pas 13-yard trlpe bfor
being hauled down by the aafety max
In the mlddlo of the t.iiid quart
the Medford Junior reserves took over
th duties and battled the Cllmait
City team on even terms for the rest
of tha game.
Senior High Coach Boworman aald
after the game thst Achn'a chargna
formed the best Junior hip h team he
had aver seen.
12 Children Perlh.
YOKOHAMA, Jspan, Oct. U.JP,
Twelve children, crammed In the side
car of a motorcycle after beginning
a ride, were killed today when the
maohln ruhed Into a trolley oar
The driver also waa killed.
BY GOPHERS
FOR
21 WINS
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 34. (IP) Min
nesota's mighty fortress ot football
still stands, It guns booming defi
ance to the gridiron world.
Purdue's team ot destiny, like 30
other attaokers before It, Attempted
to force Minnesota' surrender today,
and In the end It waa vanquished, 33
to 0, before 60.000 spectators who re
joiced In every vital Oopher thrust
After playing brilliantly for 30 min
utes, Purdue gave out in the aecond
half before a aurge ot Minnesota mau
power and was trampled under four
more touchdowna. The Oophera had
cored their first marker In tha open
ing peflod.
The Boilermakers staged a willing
and desperate battlo but were out..
manned and out-charged. Towards
the end of the game retervo playera
like Matheny, Bate, Moore and
Wrlghtson and A flock of others were
tearing big gaps In Purdue' Uus
which was rapidly weakening and
tiring.
Thus the Gophers, unbeaton In 98
gnmes and victorious In their last 31
continued their march to the West
ern conference championship, perhaps
to the national championship, in the
knowledge that they nave conquered
one of the most feared etevena they
expect to face this season. Only
Northwestern. Wisconsin and low
main Dn the oophera schedule In
Big Ton competition. The Oophers'
one remaining outside game 1 an
tntcr-sectlonal game wltn Texaa.
Blmer ("Bin") Brown, northwest
featherweight boxing ohamplon who
will defend hla laurole against ai
Mustol of Bpoken In a la-round
battle at tha Armory Monday night,
arrived In Medford with hla manager
veaurday. Muatola arrived laat night.
Brown aald upon hla arrival hore
that he hope to eventually onpturo
th world title, now held by Pety
Frtrron of New York. He aain mat,
ha had never before tangled with
Muatola, but had heard ot tha Bpo
kana feather' proweas on many oc
casions. Asked what chance na oe-
lleved there would be of loalng to
Mustola. Brown had no comment,
saying that tha fight would ahow.
The champion depends upon a
stinging left Jab and a Jolting left
hook for his knockout, having waan
many of hi flghta with these weap
ons. Mustola, on the other hand, I
an In-flghter who crashe tlirougn
an enemy's guard and hammer as
hi body to out him down, ino iwo
type are excellent folia for each oth
er's attack and the battling la ex
pected to be Interesting.
It ha been several yeara since wen-
ford fight fana have had chanoe
to sea clever professional Doxera, ana
Promoter Mack LUIafU foresees reo-
ord houae. Brown waa recently tne
winner of an outdoor crp wltn fu
Bplna, young Portland featherweight.
at Multnoman etanium oeiore
crowd of about 10.000 people.
Bay Morgan, leather ahowerlng Port
land luniier. 140 pound of wild en
ergy, meeta the rany Bonny Kndera
of Klamath rail in tne aemi-winaup
and, despite the fact he I ginng
away five pounds to the Pelican City
Pride, I expected to have the edge
In the alx rounds of dueling,
The combatant for the two pre
liminary thumpfeau were tlll to be
signed laat night, with LIUard In
Eugene In an effort to sign two good
puncher from that city, nun iu
man. Medford boy who fight became
he like to, will probably not be on
the card. He recently underwent a
sub-mucuou operation on hi nose
and the doctor has warned him
agalnat getting the horn plastered by
boxlna- glove, "walloper" wuon,
rock-bound Klamath clouter, win
probably be on the card.
LIUard aald oeiore leaving sot we
north that he believed tomorrow
main event would be the flrat north'
west featherweight championship bat
tle ever held In the history of eoutn-
ern Oregon boxing.
Nevada Kicks Extra
Point, Downs Idaho
RENO, Nev., Oct. S4. OP) Pat
Eaton's place kick for conversion after
touchdown gave the University of
Nevada wolves a, 7 to 6 victory over
the Onlveralty of Idho Vndla hore
today.
The two teams, with Nevada Dei.
anclng Idaho's superior ground at
tack by taking to the air, played be
fore 0,000 homecoming (lay fan.
Willamette Wins By
Three Point Margin
SALEM, Oct. 84. (Pr Mighty Dick
Welsiterber, one of the leading scorer
In the country, thumped over a field
goal in the third period to give the
Willamette Bearcat a sum 1 to 0
margin over surprisingly rugged Un
fleld college.
It waa Juat that tiny margin that
saved the powerful Bearcat from
elimination a an undefeated leader
of the northwest conference. It pre
served anothjr tradition dear to the
hearts of the Salem lada by recording
the lVth consecutive lesgue trlumpn.
AFTON, Wyo 5ctr"a (P Tie
Star valley In western Wyoming war
shaken by two earth aliocka early to-
day. The flrat at a a m., and the
aecond it Mt . m,
IN ROW
L
OFFERS FAMILIES
HINTS1HEALTH
Advice Given By New York
Child Aid Emphasized
Group to Help Millions
During Fall and Winter
ALBANY, N. Y. (TJP) The Medi
cal Society of New York state la
gathering health Information from
throughout the country to benefit
millions during fall and winter
month when the common cold I
prevalent.
The society Inaugurated the ayaUm
laat year of releasing weekly health
bulletin to newspapers throughout
the state. The program will be con
tinued again thla year, with the cam
paign directed principally against the
common cold the forerunner' at
pneumonia.
Contribution oame from state
medical aoclctlea and physician
mombera of county medical societies
In the Empire atate.
The society's advice range from
treatment of a mosquito bite to pre
paring children for school.
Preparation Urged
"With the advent of school," the
society advises, "children should be
made ready for school In more waya
than clothe and book. They should
hear well to know what the teacher
aaya and see well wht she write on
the blackboard."
In bulletin! to mothers, the society
advisee that:
Fata are Important la the diet of
children a cold weather approaehe.
. It'a not bad for ohlldren to .
between meal depending first on
the child and on the food, and sec
ond If It doe not interfere with the
child's appetite for the next meal;
I ght lunches of fruit, fruit Julcee,
whole wheat bread Or prepared 'cer
eal are auggeatd.
Mothers who overfeed their bablee
to see them gain weight may also
see them get ecsema.
Learning to swim should be part
of the education of every child on
reaching the age of 6.
Coddling Disapproved
Too much catering to a child's ap
petite is Incorrect: refusal to eat
should be met by termination of the
meal; variety 1 unnecessary end un
desirable. To the father, the society ayi
Don't attempt to keep pace with
young eon In outdoor activities.
And eyeing the family purse, the
society aays:
"There I Just a much nutriment
In the cheapest cute of meat a In
the most expensive) oues. Malting
pennies count In the food budget re
quire real common sense planning.
'Macaroni and cheese are Inexpen
sive and yet almost a nourishing aa
meat.
"Fish once a week Improve the
food balance and reduces coat. -
'Milk I the almost perfect food.
No greater value can be found."
Advice to Motorists
To the motorists, the society cau
tions against carbon monoxide . poi
soning.
Concerning coffee, it sjs the
liquid affect the central nervoue
syatem and la hrmful or not, de
pending on the amount consumed
nd the nature of the drinker. .
The society warn against "fake"
tuberculosis cures, asserting there la
"no cure for tuberculosis but the
alow, proved regimen of fresh air.
nourishing food and sunshine."
Also, says another bulletin, "there
la no truly 'acid' oondltlon of the
body. It I always alkaline. 'Acldo!'
I merely reduced alkalinity "
HEAR F D R: LAUDED
O. 0. Larson, Portland attorney end
state president of the Young Demo
cratic league recounted the accomp
lishments of the Roosevelt adminis
tration at an Informal meeting of
party adherent at headquarter here
lst night.
Mr. Carlson described what he term
ed the hopeless future feeing the
youth of America when he wa grad
uated from Harvard law school In
1833 and told what Prealdent Roose
velt baa dona for the young men end
women of the country.
Portland office of the Young Demo
cratic league, Mr. Carlson said, has
thu far been unsuccessful In It ef
fort to persuade William Ekwsll snd
James W. Mott, Republican candi
dates for reelection to congress to
atate dellnltely whether they are sup
porting President Roosevelt or uuv.
Alt M. Landon. The two candidates,
he declared, Indicate to their Repub
lican friends they are for Landon and
to their Democratlq frlenda they are
for Roosevelt,
Direct Reduction
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In M.dford District
Reasonable Interest
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