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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1933. PAGE SEVEN yip JQMl. 1 DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT AD HERE &KK I'HB aATES Ml mm tint insarui Mlnl"im 0 Bub additional Iriaer on, pel wort (Minimum lOo) Per Use per month., without aonv ohanire 1-3t 75 Phone LOST IjOst pair new pruning shears. long ha-die. . Finder please phone 431-J. LIBERAL REWARD for the return or information leading to return of six disc wheels and Firestone tires stolen from model A Ford Truck, night of January S. Tlrea, but not wheels will fit other trucks. B. L. Dodge. Jr., S85-J, Route 4. lost Lady's dark brown pigskin glove, for right hand. Please re turn to M. H, Mall Tribune office. Reward, - LOST 1? dog missing, call 1818. HELP WANTED flIA LE - FEMAI,E SALES PEOPLE 88 to 824 dally. In troducing NATIONAL BRAND Food Flavors on ADVERTISING oasis. Neat, responsible people with ref erence only. Address West Coast products Co., 117 W. Denny Way, Seattle, Wash. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED cook and . house keeper wants position on ranch: full charge desired. Riverside Apt. No. 11. MAN OR WOMAN want Job work, in side or out. 828 W. 4th, Ph. 832-X RELIABLE,- -experienced- girl . wanta housework. 1398-3C EXPERT PA1NTBR will do sign paint ing Interior decorating general paint Jobs. Call at 222 So Central WANTED MISCELLANEOUS f WANTED Wood-turning lathe. Earl Bradflsh. 118 E. Main. WANTED Work horse, about 1300 lbs. H. H. Dietrich, R.ut . Phone 18-F-3. WANT TO RENT Completely furn ished home. Near high school, fire place, furnace, 2 bedrooms. Phone 101W WOOD-SAW1NO. Phone 788-W. RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices paid. Ton don't have to watt for returns We pay cash. We buy Hides. Peltt and Wool. MEDFOHD BAROAIN HOUSE J7 N Orapa St. Phone 1083 WANTED Household goods, stoves, tools, or what have you. MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Phone 109a. FOR RENT HOUSES SMALL furn. hse; 2 adults. Tel. 319-R i FOR RENT Modem home; furnace, " hrHww4 floors, larae living room. Phone 585-L-3. FOR RENT Furnished S-room mod em house, close in; upholstered furniture, hardwood floors, fire place, garage, oil heater; cheap rent. Write to B. J. Palmer, Rt. 3. Medford, Ore. S-ROOM house. 319 S. Ivy. FOR RENT 60 No. Peach, 8 rooms and bath; oil burner, nei. iuo. FOR RENT 824 W. 13th. Tel. 104. FOR RENT Houses, 813.30, 81S and 817.50. Tel. 105. FOR RENT A nicely furnished du plex, close In, for 16 pnone ii dvt i..v, fiirnl.hMf house 1001 North Central. Inquire 939 w- central. FOR RENT Partly furnished home. close in. nice shade, garden spot. garage, 820, water rent paid; lo cated at 31 S Bo. Riveraraide; in i quire at 32S So. Riverside, FOR RENT Clean, partly furnished 4-room bouse. Telephone aee-M.. FOR RENT S-room furnished house and garage. Call at 843 N Bartlett FOB RENT Nice residence near high school; double garage, 03 S. oak dale. Phone "37. FOR RENT 4-room modem furn lin ed house; nardwood floors, over' stuffed, electric range. Call at 630 S Central 8-ROOM modern stucco; cook stove and heater; 815.00 Key at 531 Spencer. FOR RENT Beautiful furn. home. 840 E. Bth. Owner 114 Tripp. FOUR-ROOM furniamrd bouse. In quire Irvin Anderson. 314 Vancou ver Ave FOR RES1 N.ce 6-roum unlurnie.i ed noL'se. 615 mo Location. Nor-b Central phone 449-X. FOR RENT a-room smsll furnished Bouse with garage. Call 315 or Uie-J, . fOR BENT HOUSES Ml WEST JACKSON 8 room, good condition and location. TL 105 FOR RENT Furnished 5-room mod ern tow cn t ait a niv- FOR RENT Home Furnisned or unfurnished. Brown White FOB BENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED S-room apt.: light and water: adult. 243 N. Holly. FOR RENT 2 furn. or unfurn. apts. 118 Almond. FURNISHED apartment. Durell Court. 328 N. Holly, phone 123S-W. APARTMENT FOR RENT Nice clean apartment with garage, cneap, ai 13 North Ivy. FOR RENT a and 3-room apart ments. 317 W. and St. NICE furn. apt. SIS So Oakdala. NEAT fum. apt. Key US S fry. FURN apte.: steam heat; oonvenlent for t adulta The Berben. 10 Quince FOR RENT Attractive ground floor apartment for couple employed Call at 932 Plum St. after 8 p. m or Sunday HOMES FOR K1SNT Call 788. "OB RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished room, cloaa la home cooked meals, private family, price reasonable. Phone 1076-J. ATTRACTIVE heated rooms. Orape. FOR RENT Comfortable rooms: pri vate entrance One block from Main 8t. Reasonable ratea. 22a S Central. FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM a. 718 E. Main Rates very moderate. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT I and -acre tracts near Medford. Tel. 106. FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE .303 Ross rifle for snowshoe. P. K. Kamberg, Talent. FOR TRADE Steel traps for wood 1203 E. 11th St., Medford. FOR TRADE 40 A. 7 modern cab- Ins, S houses, filling station. 8 miles from Falls, 86,000 back cost 18, 500. Make offer equity. W. J. Hoi. man. Fort Klamath. TRADE Have patent on Auto Di rectlng signal. Positive warning J traffic, both front and rear, mien- tlon of driver la made plain. Ex change for good unincumbered farm or will give Interest to put on market. Box 9198 care Tribune. WOOD for Say or potatoes, near Trail R O Skellenger. Trail. Ore. WILL trade dry 18" fir and hard 4 wood for light truck 32i East 4th FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Oakland, Cal., 7-room modern home, 3 bedrooms, furnish ed or unfurnished; 1 blk. to cars; close to Lake Merrlt. Wsnt small ranch, improved. Will assume mort gage. 1020 Elbert St., Oakland. FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1937 model T Ford coupe, radio, cook stove, dishes, etc Stln- aon, Midway corners. FOB SAL HOMES FOR EXCHANGE Good 8-room mod- en house In Klamath Falls, clear, for small ranch in Jackson county. For particulars phone Medford 58. FOR SALE Good 8 room house feast front) end nice lot close to Berry dale store. A great bargain at 6450 Terms. Phone 511-1. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT 33-acre ranch garden, airaua ana orcnara. e.. n. Foss, Talent. 13 ACRES Own water right: house and other buildings; on bus use; 61000. A. E. Dennis, Kogue River Oregon. - WHEN you think of real estata think Of Brown wnice. FOB SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 36 R. I, Red oulleta, 75c Beehtold, across from north end of landing field. FOR BALE Barred Rock cockerels, fail pullets, hatching eggs, Toulouse geese, orders taken for Daoy cmcits. commercial hatching. H. E. uaney, Pacific highway north. Tel. 358-X BRONZE toma and hens. W. A. Py- burn, Rt. 4, Buckshot Hill. NEW LOW PRICES on chicks white Leghorns. Hansen strain, 8 cents: Rods and Rocks ernes. 24 page catalog free. Jen is poultry Farms, Tangent. Oregon. FOB SALE 11'ESTOCK FOR BALE Work horses. 1100 to 1700 lbs. Rear of 1140 Court St. FOR SALE Jersey milk cow, fresh m 8 weeks. Harry Br yder. Central Point. RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulz, tseagie. FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS REGISTERED wire-haired terrier. male, year old: beautiful show specimen; reasonable. eos w. ana. FOR SALE MIHCEI.LANEOUS FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Tel. 447-M PIANOS FOR SALE OR STORAGE Lsree music house has in this vicinity one player pisno. two new studio unrUhta and a baby grand piano which they will sell cheap on convenient terma rather than re ship; can accept old piano In ex- eha.ure. or will consider storage with responsible party who intends buying later, write ueo. ttooineon. 435 Wsahlngtoa, Portland. Oregon. FOR SALE 75 tons hay good feed yard if desired. W. W. Gregory ranch. Cater Lake highway. . Pnone 408-J-l. , ALFALFA. 18 00: wriest. Si 05 cwt barley, 85c; ear corn, 90c. Piioue i C. A. Devon, U&-J-. FOR SALt MISCELLANEOUS OOOD NEWTOWN APPLES, SOc per 10. Bring boxea. Mouau, 54 west of Tales. ORANGES 3.00 crate: 110 hall crate; grapefruit, aaas case: i-v half case. Heavy pack. Big 7 Fruit Warehouse, Inc., S. Front St. FOR SALE Ilia lathe. Inquire at Pick & Uadley'a. FOr. SALE Oood used piano 81.S0 Oood organ T50. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. 263 s. Orape St. FOR SALE Two large wicker doll buggies, doll bed ana other toya ihampoo shield and stand. 31S No Central. FURNITURE for sale Servian ruga radio, overstuffed. Maytag, mangle dining set, bedroom furniture Westlnghouss range. Selling every thing. Come. 120 Vancouver Ave FOR SALS Eariey-Devidson motor. cycle sss cash. See John, at Mail Tribune FOR 8ALSUeed aewlng machines, all makea. S3 up: terma u desired a.u makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co. 34 N Bartlett FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming. Phone mn-j. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall rr'bune Job -mcei printed on aiotn to vntn stand the rain and weather. 869 PIANO SALE 889 Choice of several goon recondition ed pianos, Kimball, Howard, Ster ling, Cote, Cable-Nelson. Smith lames, and others, at $69 and jp. Pay 61 a week. No finance company to deal with. No delay. Free de livery. Our usual guarantee and exchange privilege. Open even ings. Cline Piano Co., Main and Riverside, Sparta Bldg. Phone 420. Medford, Oregon, STOLEN STOLEN Skis, Northland trade mark, 7i-foot, ash, single grove, new condition. No questions is returned promptly. Phone 175 or 290-X. CLAIRVOYANT, CARD READING MADAMS TERESA Clairvoyant and card reader. Rainbow Auto Camp, Cabin 3. MISCELLANEOUS GET tha "No Hunting" and trespass Ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job MIloe: printed on doth to with stand the rain and weather HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 619 Notth Riverside Phone '044-X BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRAIT CO. Abstrarts ol Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in Jacicsor County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Title Insurance Rooms 8 and 6, No 83 (forth Central Ave. upstairs Automobile Loans. CONTRACTS REFINANCED PAYMENTS REDUCED We pay up balance due dealer, bank or finance company ana excena your payments Additional money loaned Phone 31 for aonomtment Attorney-at-Law. GLENN O. TAYLOR LAWYER. POST OFFICE BULDINO MEDFORD, OREGON. Expert wtnaow Cleaners LEI GEO ROE DO IT - Tel 1112 douse cleaning Floor waxing Ori ental rug cleaning, apeclaltv job Printing. MAIL lttlBUNI JOB UEPARTMSN1 Best equipped plant in southern Oregon Printing of all klndal book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks billing svstsma duplicating cash sales slips and everything IB the printing line. 38-30 If Orape Phone To. Painting and Paperhangtng. BARRY MARX Painting tinting, paperbangtng. Phone 14-F-4. Ilea Coleman Creek mad. Monev to lnd. WE LEND MONE? ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance No other charge See W S. Thomas. 45 8. Central Ground floor Cratenan Theatre BIdg State License No S-157. Transfer. BADS rRAMsFER & STORAGE CO Olfioe 1016 No Central Phone Sis Prices right. Service guaranteed RE1NK1NO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and Storage We haul anything at a reasonsole price. Ill Wo Plr Street Phone 833 LEGAL NOTICBS Administrators final Notice. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the ae tata of Atututte H. rsrlow. deceased. hsJ filed In the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County, hie duly verified final account and ssld court has fixed Wednesday. February Bth. 1933. at tan o'clock In the forenoon of said daT at the court room of said court in Medford. Oregon, as the time snd place for the hearing of ssia innsj Account, ai: persona nav lne anv obtectlona to the ssme are hereby notified to make or file their objectlona with said court at or be fore said time. THOMAS L. FABIOW. Administrator of the Zstate of - Augusta B. Farlow, deceased. Notice of Sheriff's Ssle. By vlrtua of an execution on fora elosure duly issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, m and for the Coub- dsted on the 22nd day of December, I 1932. la a certain action therein,! ahereia intat-gu; ftae BaiUllr.s ft Loan Association, a corporation, aa plaintiff, recovered Judgment ageinav William Conner and Olive Conner, husband and wife, and Gladys A. Peebler, the defendants, for the sum of Eight hundred and 57-100 (8800.571 Dollara, with coats and disbursementa taxed at Twentv-la and 60-100 (825.60) Dollars, and tha further aum of Eighty and no-100 IW0JXS) Dollars, aa attorney's fees, which Judgment was enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's office of said Court In said oounty, on the 33rd day of December, 19J2. Notice Is hereby given that, pur suant to the terma of the said execu tion, 1 will on the 38th day of Janu ary. 1933, at 10:00 ococi a. m.. at the front door of the Courthouse In the City of Medford. in Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at public auction for caso to the highest owner, to satisfy said Judg ment together with the costs of this sale, subject to redemption aa pro vided by law. all of the right, title and Interest that the said defendants. William Conner and Olive Conner, husband and wife, and Gladys A Peebler, bad on tha 15tn day of Feb ruary, 1917, or now have In and to the fallowing described property, sit uated in the County of Jackson, Stat of Oregon, to-wit: Lots I and 2. In Jlock S. West Wal nut Park Addition to the City of Medford, Oregon, Dated this 23rd day of December, 1933. RALPH G. JENNINGS. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By OLGA Z. ANDERSON. Deputy. Griffin Creek GRIFFIN CREEK. Jan. 1. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. George handler return ed home after apendlng several weeks ! with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kelson of Keno. Mrs. Eugene Hornback of Medford was dinner guest Monday evening ol Mr. an Mrs. Charles Hsefbeck. Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nelson of Keno, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson were former resident here. Mrs. Laura Jones and daughters entertained a number of frlenda and neighbors December 31. The evening was spent in dancing". , Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sfctntira sod family, who recently moved to Grif fin creek, have again moved from here to the Crater Lake highway. Many from here attended the auc tion tn Medford Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. K.ehols and daughter and son have been house guests of Mrs. Nichols" father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Collar, and family. Mrs. Peter FIek and son Dale of Jacksonville spent Thursday after noon with Mra. J, D. Brown. Mr. and Mra. George Chandler spent the past week at Bandon, -visit ing Mrs. Chandler's parent. Roy and Leland Johnson and mother have bought the Otla Mack place. They have moved there to remodel and make more room. Leon Brown returned home Fri day from San Francisco, where Tie spent the week on business. Mrs, Edna Bee&on wsa absent from schol Wednesday on account of Ill ness. J. B. Judy (a able to be about again after being confined to his home for some time with the flu. Those from here who attended the annual stockholdera' meeting of the Medford National rt.nr, Loan asso ciation were J. E. Judy. J. D. Brown and Ole HUH. Officers were re elected; J, s. Judy, president; J. D. Brown, -vice-president; C. L. Golf, secretary-treasurer; c. W. Isaacs, J. D. Brown, Roy Martin, Milton Houston and C, M, Taylor, appraisers. Desirable bouses always a first class condition for rent. lease or sale Can 108 Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Doltf-Jl , Hsroin of "Tha Flyln 'Dutchman" . Insect 12. JLfqtior U, Freeman who was a non tiobfe: Old Kns. htst. II. American general 18. Strike out 17, Coovenea Bfosxea In tha sua 90. Mslies rock 21. First 23, Least OQialbl 26, Fastener 27. French states man it. True 29. ten! ted 30. Braefnjr 31. BassbslI implement JJ. Absvs and touching is. Withered l. Klml of dry granulated starch 18. Instruments for scraping ' bonaa ST. Stratum Solution of Yesterday's PuuU moo l mo w e pill A UTS E S sTc a iti tTon g 3t. 0ompasa(on 35. Danfsh: comb. form 40. BurnS ng i'i. Kativ of tha Bast End, London 4$. ?er? inoiBt 44. French i,v 48. Betort. 45. Born (0. Ofuu 61. Matte laet : mi 2i 22 W, 23 . 24 23 1 Il 1" t '"; is IT W1 ; .J ', . baa , 1 WM., 1 l. - TIGERS INVADE ROSEBURG FOR CLASHJTONIGHT Burgher's Basketball Boys Take On Veteran Team Tonight Klamath to Play Here Friday Evening Medford's Tigers left this noon by private auto for Roseburg, where they will meet tha unknown Roseburg team In a nos-conference game, tra first of two hard games to be played by the Tigers this week. The squad of 10 men and Coach Burgher will return about noon tomorrow, and will play Klamath Falls here Friday in another non-conference game. Tha strength of Roseburg la un known, but Coach Burgher said when the team left yesterday, that Rose burg has a veteran team thla year and may prove difficult. Last yew tha team was Inexperienced, and composed mostty of aophomorea. Thla sear, however, they present a different nlc ture, and although Coach Burgher wasn't worried, he wasn't exactly tak ing the came lightly. The strength ol Klamath FaUa U fairly well known, however, aa the Pelicans have defeated Weed and Yrek by rather .handsome scores. Medford waa ahle to defeat Weed, 19-5, earlier fn the season, and Mt. Shasta, 44-14. Yteka, It la under stood, has also defeated Mt. ShMta Medford'a Tigers will be taken to Roseburg tn cars belonging to Lea Scheffel, Robert Bison and Coach Burgher, and will spend tonight M Roseburg. The private auto Idea or transportation. Coach Burgher aatd. cuts down the expense considerably, and will be used on all trips where It la possible. Ed Klrtley. saaiatast coach will not accompany the team to Rceemifg, Burgher said. Men who are making tha trip to Roseburg are 8chl, Brown, White, Harris, Luman. Hammock, Knlps, Llndley, Kunaman and Severson. CHINESE GRAPPLER MEETS NEMESIS PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. IT. (AFJ Walter (TUiklU Aehtu, Dayton,. Q Chinese, 188 pounds, met his nemesis last night In Rob Roy, Jackson, Mien. 1ST, granpler. after Achiu had been successful in a doxen prevloue bouts here. Roy won ino of three fU, lifting Achiu on his shoulders and whirling him 18 times tn a beautiful airplane apln before dumping hurt for the decisive fall. Roy took the first fall tn II min utes, 11 seconds with a reverse back slam, Achiu won tha second fall to 18 minutes. 8 seconds with self- atrangte hotd. The Chinaman twisted Roy's arms eteea his neck, pinning his hands behind his head so that Roy waa forctd to pound the mat or choke. The final fall came alter a series of reverse headlocka In whish Roy bad all the beet of it. The time was six minutes, 8T seconds. Cross-Word Puzzle I, Astronomical yearbook . Kind ot ianwt :o. Allow ti. Word? of con sent tf, Asaamblaat of tenta Xt Vlca 19, Black ariS bu U FJowariflgf plant it Stormy St, An f ma is neca; corerfnra t4 Custom S&. Small snins IT. Kind ot at& moblla truol tO. fleesawa JL MKKanr weapon ff. Arltate 34. want down 3$. Paetr malic ?. raws to aether flnlahed 40, Beard of rll 4la ?rofesisS4 cruTfa 41. Llaht U4 43. Epoch 44. Still 47. Ec tarnation R E S j A R, EaK P S-PiA L E Iff eKSe a s ojn se mm m E ro aijE S HP AM 51a N T fdl' e. sir vie S3 DOWN I. Pouch Win . 4, mviaion of a pSay i Lonir Bah ft. Numbers; abbr. ?. FamUiar ap petlatlon ot a former President TROJAN SIGNS BASEBAL CONTRACT Orvllle MohFtr, former Southern Cattfornta quarterback, signing a contract to play baseball with tha Lea Angela club el tha Coast League, JicV Lallvelt manager 0) Mi Angela, lock on the on ct "KM" Mohler, termer coast player, lgn. (Associate Press Photo) TEXACOS TAKE ON G. P. ALL-STARS HERE WEDNESDAY Tb Grant pwa ,-tr jrHl be given, a. chano to jata vengeance ove rib 6 M1.'ord Texaco team to morrow night it th Jtuatos high school court, ft m unnouof bj Sam CoHon, manager of the Texaco. Tha Ttoxaca team defeated the Or&nts P&as team Jn OrnU Pem 3wt Fri day by ft 35-25 wore,, and th Cave men arr still rsnltled at th defeat. Tex&co'a team will be atm&gtheiwd by the Addition Of Odd JUighe and Qtjorgv Harrington, who did not play agatnafc Oranta Paaa. Del A&dfirsotu who added pep and fight to the &at half against GrajJta Past, 5o see action tomorrow night. Harring ton, Anderson and Hughea as former Medford ata?s. Ray BMideraon's Junior high school team will nitct the Tiger Cubs m the preliminary game tomorrow night, asd win 'so hTe aoz vengsanc to Tent. The Cuba defeated the Junior team taat weefc-end by con certing free throws, aa eh team scored IS point from the floor. Coach Henderson feels his men can down the Cuba It they can find the basket oa tree throwa. They ha received some aferSct coaching on that point thfs wee. The Junior high aehoot team will not play a confetence same tnla week out of rtspt-ci to Te) L3nd3e one ol the regtfi&r players. A game had been aeheduled with Aahtand, hut waa call ed off. It witt be played en week from tomorrow mgnt. ENGEK SKI KING N SHASTA MEET MT. SHASTA, Calif., Jan. IT. (API Sturdy AU Bngan ot Salt Lake City held the northern California profes sions! ski Jumping championship to day aa a result of hla no here over a Held of long-leaping experts. The meet held during a Winding storm, which was braved by 200 spec tators, brought aa Injury to Engen'a leg on hla second leap and more ae- rtoua an Injury to Halve?- Haistea, Lake Arrowhead, who made the sec ond best Jump, 1 feet, Engerj leaped 13 feet to win. Biner Fredbo, Satt Lake, made a HJ-foot Jump for third. Because of trie storm tw Jumps were made by each contestant. STATERS OEFEAT COUGARS, 26-14 CORVASUm Ore. Jan. if, AF) Orfgon Stgte toa.tJtctteal! qn!ntt, fed! by Captain Ed hewta, defeated Waahlngton State, 20 to 14 her laat plight r and put a temporary stop to tha CcugM' march to the conference champtonahtp, Tha acor at the hlf favored tha Oranjremen, to 9. An alrttirht dafenaa on ih part of the home team waa largely rtapoosibla for the Ism acore. althoih both teams mlaasd sewra) food jhota. Tn Cougars scored firat, then the Oranife- i men. ran up 10 points rapidly before t their opponent could icgVjte? a.n. ! 3-diSHfON m !N COMEBACK DRIVE i CHICAGO, Jan. IT. fAP ) With tha world threa-cuahloa bULlarda ; champjomhJp temmament cny Is lia aecond dsjr, the defend fng MtTenolder, Augte Kteckfiefer of Chicago, already ; waa tnaltmg somebaea pUn today. ( The Chicago aouthpaw started oft at a great etfp tn the opening match last nlht, but broke cows and lost :iB0tM decision to &rnc J$cw i son, Canadisn veteran, who carta De- L trott home, in S8 luninzs- ! KkWnHrr. who had a high ran ef 5 four, led Jaekaon by 25 to S, at the 25th Inning but from, there on in. .the DVroU preaentat, stigtd brilliant uphill battle to gain th lead snd win. He had huh runa of seven and six. SECONDARY CAGE SQUADS WILL 8E BUSY TO MM. 10 Secondary high etshoote of the vl- rey will be kept too busy from now until March 10 to eamaleta ambi tious schedule prepared for- the two conference groups. The Central Point, Gold Kill, Jacksonville, Phoe nix, Eogue River and Talent teams comprla en group, with the balance of the secondary high schools making up tha second half, Tha winner sf each group will meet to determine which team plays the winner of the Medford. Ashisnd. Grants pass group, for th southern Oregon utia. Sarte te&m baa already played tw& game, if it has stayed by its sched ule, and Friday night each wtlt play again. Prom Friday or,, tha gamta are srtiedirfed as follows? Friday, January 20 Fhoenfc v. Rogue River; Talent vs. Central Point; Oo'.a Hill vs. iaetawttllla. Jsrmsry 37 Rogue Birer vs. Tal ent; Phoenix vs. Jacksonville; Cen tral Point vi. Gold K1U, February S Talent . Jacaaoit- rllle; Osld Hln nr. Rogue Hirer; Phoenix vs. central Point. February 10 Jacksonville vs. Phoa nlx; Cental Point rs. Do! a HID; Tal ent vs. Hogtie River. February IT Gold HUt vs. Central Pair,,- Rogu River 7. TftVtnt; Jack sonville vs. Phoenix. Fbbrtiary 24 Phoenix vs. Rogue BIyer; Talent va. Central point; Gold Kill :. Jckonv!U, March S Itogtie Hivar va. Talent; Phoenix vs. Jacksonville; Central Point vs. oold HlU. March 10 Talent n JaekaonTllto; Gold Hill vs. Rogue K. '.; Paoenik vs. Central Point. CAPT. SHERWOOD 'HOT' ON ALLEYS SeapUa tha (act sua Bhei wood turned In 0-pn game, hi Elks club bowling team lost to Everett Brayton's outfit, two games to thra In their todg tmimanwht match last night. . The Pllegel and CUtt ttama ctaah tonight, Monday score; t Braytcn , , 11 Bc7?-.sr. left Prtiltt ,... IW 9 U8 IN i6i IM i5 ISO S b 150 its m Hi 130 Wright IM Brown . 135 Handicap 120 ua ST Ms 13 IW Itt tn ass 1 , 339 . m . IMS , MT . 1W , V Sherwood 141 lit 13 IIT IU its 49 451 334 Strang, V. ThompssF ww Ouenther, Herb 400 ST Kutchlnaon Handicap 870 791 gxg 3501 Whitman Defeats La Grande Normal LA OfMNDE, Ore., Jtn. 17. f API Eastern. Oregon Normal, school basket ball player matched Whitman cel- lere's offense during th first Id min ute of play here last night until Mc- als, forward, and Irving, gyard. west en a irojlr.g pre that resulted In a final count of 63 to 3 fn favor of th. Mlaslonarlaa. Tha two men ae- couhisd for la and 13 points, respee tiveiy. London Slayer Tries Suicide lOfmott. An. 1 (APi The of Samuel rumace, accused torch slayer took, another dramatic turn today when the prisoner. Who spent the night In a cell in a Kentish-town (north London qn.rr.ari nolle sta tion, was found Ul la hla call. H was hurried to a hospital to what wa deeisred a serious condition. ff wa reported auffertng Internally with ssmptoraa apparently, auggsjung some form of poisohihg. Philippine Veto Vote Agreed On W3HDfOTO. Jan. 17. OP) i vot en President Hoctr's veto ot th Pbilipplrte independence bill By tomorrow waa Indicated to th senate , today a fllibtistent against th Of ( banking, meaaure said they would not .' d'.J an? longer a tiK'jloo os BASKETBALL FANS SUPPORTING GAIV1E AT PROFIT LEI Lowered Prices; to Keep Pace With Changing Con diHons Brings Greater Crowds Pays Own Way Br T w. sr. jo iiv. Chairman, ot the K, C. A. A. Job Basketball P.m' tejmilrlw i.-ii Athletie Wreoter of Ohio mtset TfnlveroICT. CWrttten tor . Asasdated Prwe ) OOU1MBCS, O.. lis. 37. up. skethaf In TP9f - conrlnues as a . healthy and profitable aoort- Chamf Wg financial csndlttona have feee st by a widespread redaction fn ad mission prices, resulting along with other Influences in Increased, at tendance. Bashetbal), tn rrwt coiieree. f hs snly sport besides football that pv Cta own way. In, aacosdss; schao'A, the, gam doe n better, and M ' many case It gee a long way to ward supporting the athletic pro gram. MalUnr Curbed. A Seading factor In the ertensiee interest shown tn the Kama this yea U. found In tha new rules. An. -.1. In "stalling" tactic and, :nsrs prevalent than this, a great increase in deliberate and delay offensive waa opetau&g prevlu ts thla year leases interest 3rj game-. li waa asked of the new rules that they speed up offensive play and, If peKlbU, reduca tatting. Thla mvw rule have- dshs. Ccntrary :a fears expressed oy many persona, there baa been no increase 1st -e-jsV.. Mewing: In fact, Uw Undaacy iia been toward leaa interfereno oa WW part of officials. I believe that baakatbaU la tte ldU Indoor sport for scnocta anA tnege. It is a Mat game, fflletf with action, spectators are comfort ably accommodated and are eloea ts the fMd of acttat and th edestsart c4wng from offense to defense make It moat fascinating, . Platen lureaat. Jndlyldua, as wH team pUy, m be epprecfated by the aveng fan. , A greater number of boy t esssdary scbeota and collegaai an now participating In this gara t baaketban than ever before. Discontinuance of the pracUea eJ taudeaaUng gan is believed M centrtbru to the Increased attend ance, f am convinced that a sur vey of the United atatea wtu ahem Urgcr attesdaac and Increased M teres a this tttm. when pjartieatly all other sports are showing a decline In. attendance if not la, Interest. Foots Creek room OREEK. Jan. 17-rspM A Creaoant Olty-Madford truck and sxva of Orcver'a dairy track, tMvs t& Clarence Runs of 0 rants Tarn, col lided at totter creek January s Mr, Bunt wa V-rrrr Into ths '.'. BemmlBg raueh. Mr. Hrrnt was rsr dered unconscious for tune, mra waa net seriously Injured. On account cl th 111 has of ifra. Wsbt Maes', an aii-day meeting af the Gtvto (mnrnvemena club wac, sot. held a pleased zT.-tTj 1. cu', am Mam meeting wa held at home of Mrs, O Robert, at f&ogu P-lver, assisted by Mra, B. Btsktek The from hew attending' Mndsmes Miller, flmith, Effts Blrd ey and Victor Btrdaey. Marjorta Caawnn Oo'd BM spent January I and J with her aunt, Mr.. EffSe SErdsey, four new puplla hav .-'.-nd Mhos) this week. Thrs of the FsnriaF children from the left hand! fork tod: tha oolUngwood boy from, xMrdasy rr?tx, and 1 Bey TSTnpkln eoten January 9 for th second semester. Mrs. B. L. Miller, Jr and Phyill lUUer wan aV-,opp',T,g la orast m Jm. I. . ' Clarence Wheatten who ess dots ataylng at tha Blvlert. Auto Cama ptaw to leer. January 1 Mr low to ri.lt hi parents. Mr. and Mra, Ruben Roster and amaU son. XasseMk, left Jatrutry M for Miderwood, Wash., where Mr. Bor ter has employment. franc. Davta of Oold B1U spaas jamwry 11 with oreMy Smith, Jack- Rose waa- Itsaiing hay from th Ohamptut EX Oro ranch January , Wdfbrd viijion tbto wek wer 3. and to. Msrton Cane. Mr. Oeort tar-.ce, Bath BoonsUter, Mr. and Mrs. o. Mtmunssd, Charts XeSiafrtUa and John Flero, Jamea Cook and: Berate Cook est OsM Hill vWted t is Cook a?. Row inln Jamwry l. : aft. nd Mm. R. tV stuler, HrrJ and Junior Millar (pent ts naauc o! Janusry 11 wttb air. ara Mr. (Seorge Lance at th mine. The Sunday school la having a bts ifcat dinner January l. Svervtrsi 1. famed. Julia Sucker rsd w gbter. Blanche, tn now member, i SdMa DuMsbory sf Sardis en' pent the week-s-ij wish Mar) SHst. Ed Bollflg visited his brother. tir BoUsf and farsUy January 11 i Mr. and Mrs. Ma ea BeornsUI aaA eon af Orant Fas (pest January t and IS with their parent. Mr. and - g-, u , Smith and Mr, and Mr. - BarmsllUT. Mr. and Mrs Harris of Los Angeles Mve bought part at th Dick, kictk Rajs ptsc, wiles wa Jcrmarty p af th ChsmpHn (RMtrisloa. Clyde Martin spent January IS oa I'rdjey eras, Mr. and Mr, Onorge Isc wra dinner guest of Mr. and Mr. '. BeomtUtev Jaruwy 10. Mr.. B. , Miner and daMfhtar, Phylll. wen gtmtt sf Mr. snd Mi. Ed Ouetataff January 10, and aa '&, of zftuaM nJoyd.