P"A"(1E TWO
MTCDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1933.
Two Straight Defeats for
Huskies in Week-End
Series Gives Half-Game
. Advantage W. S. C. 2nd
v a ttt .w wh- a. tjp The Oraon
State Beaver were riding high today
towards a nortnem division vwv
conference basketball title, with it
series with the two toughest oppon
ent over, four of Its remaining tlx
mihm with tn "cellar wm ww
leading the league by half a game.
Thumping the Unlveralty of Wash
IntrtAn Huskies with tWO Straight 4C'
feata here on rriday and Saturday
nights. 33 to dv Ud os w 4u,
Beavers took the league lead, with
aeven wins and three defeat.
Meanwhile, the schedule favors
. a., t. m.- mt nf fch Mason.
WIC5M MM. w - - -
Washington State, from which the
Beavers took two of four games, ana
three out of four, still meet In four
games, and they may "kill" each
other's chances by splitting their four
games, or even with one team winning
three of them.
nnm At.KtA. meanwhile, has four
games with Oregon, whloh has failed
to win a single one its eigrrc gm.
this year, and two with Idaho, who
are in rourcn piace iu w
The standings:
W. Pot
SWan At 7 S .700
Washington fltato -8B'
14 .429
0 JX0
Games this week:
Tuesday At Corvallls, Oregon rs.
Oregon State.
Friday and Saturday At Seattle.
Washington State vs. Washington. At
Eugene, Idaho vs. Oregon.
MEDFORD ELKS IN
KLAMATHJNVASICN
' Medford's Elk lodge all-star bowl
ing team Invaded Klamath yesterday
for two three-gams matches, honors
being evenly divided when total pln
nage was counted. Prultt and EaUs
of the locals were In form, the for
mer carding 20S. 316 and 338 in the
first match, for a total of MB. and
Eads turned In a 833 total, Ms center
gam Including 340 pins.
The Klamath Elks rolled well over
800 in each of the six games, except
the second game of the first match,
when they marked up but 800. '
Scores:
Medford Elks.
Prultt .... SOU 318 MS 858
Olll '. ISO 178 ISO 839
Rankin 148 103 108 837
Diamond. 147 174 140 470
Eads . 187 348 180 833
844 1008 081 3811
Klamath Elks.
Walters . - 188 117 10 835
Houston 313 103 318 830
Argraves ,, - 187 133 184 474
Drlaooll 304 148 103 941
Jester 303 183 101 878
Prultt
Olll
Rankin .
Diamond
Eads
038 800 092 3738
Medford Rika.
... 188 180 338 870
140 170 171 481
183 384 183 408
184 183 138 489
171 334 189 884
' - - WITH - -
$1 R M ALC0 UA
DEATH
'E- ;Ay " )
Back to the scene of his greatest triumphs, sir Mulcolni Campbell hones this
powered Juggernaut hurtling down tne sands at more than 300 miles an hour! The
horsepower and has been slightly remodeled to reduce wind resistance.
BLUEBIRD'S RECORD,
time ro send his snper
'Dlue Bird" now has K300
Walters
Houston
Argravea
Drlaooll
Jester i
' 833 870 008 3S0B
Klamath Klkn.
170 318 178 807
..... 171 318 178 880
183 188 197 818
- 303 108 304 873
. 390 ' 183 S1 808
089 038 031 3813
DAYTONA BEACH (AP) Five
years of record-smashing are be
hind Sir Malcolm Campbell's
"Bluebird," which has been remod
eled for another assault on time.
It's marks are:
1037 Pendlne Sands -174 mph.
1038 Daytona Beach 308 mph.
1920 8 out h AJrlcn 313 mph.
1931 Daytona Beach 348 mph.
1933 Daytona Beach 383 mph.
By TED OIIX.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla--(AP) The
lure of speed has called a doughty
Britisher back for greater triumphs
on the roaring road.
He Is Sir Malcolm Campbell of Eng
land, whose name and fame fill a
large niche In the history of automo
bile record achlevents during the past
decade.
Driving a long, trim 3600 horse
power car, the Intrepid veteran comes
here seeking to break his own land
speed record of 383 miles sn hour In
what may be his valedictory to the
racing world.
He Is 48 years old now and, al
though still In his prime, he may de
cide after his forthcoming trials that
hts contribution to the advancement
of speed entitles him to a well-deserved
retirement from a thrilling
career he has followed for nearly a
quarter of a century.
with the record threatened to be
pushed still higher by his own skillful
driving, racing officials believe Camp
bell may figure the mark la beyond
reach for a time at least and with
draw from the racing game to rest on
his laurels.
Competition for the Britisher has
been- meager for the lost few years
and at present there Is no known
driver who hss msde a definite threat
to oust him from his throne. Several
have announced their hopea, but they
have not yet progressed past the
ballyhoo stage.
Same Old "Bluebird."
The car Sir Malcolm will drive In
his forthcoming trials Is the same
"Bluebird" In which he set the pres
ent record a year ago, although It
has been slightly re-deslgned to per
feot streamlining and Is equipped
t a new 3800 horsepowor motor.
During one of his two official runs
here last year, he sttalned the amaz
ing speed of 307 miles an hour. Now,
with 1000 added horsepower tn hts
car, he seeks to boost the record well
beyond Its present msrk.
Modest and reticent, Campbell will
make no predictions as to the speed
he hopes to attain, but officials be
lieve he will ahoot for the 300 mtle-an-hour
mark.
Two years ago he admitted ha want
ed to be the first man to drive an
automobile 300 mllea an hour1 five
miles a minute. That was Just after
he became the first driver to hit a
four mlle-a-mlnute clip with a record
of 348. He said then that If he
could some day do 800 he would be
natlsfled,
; tuck Plays a Part.
"When you are going at near-record
speed," Sir Malcolm has said. "It Is
largely a matter of luck whether you
clip off that fraction of a aecond
that means the difference between
success and failure. All I can do is
push down hard on the accelerator.
steer a straight course and hope for
the best."
The condition of the beach wind
resistance, variable atmosphere that
affecta carburetton and suitable tides
are some of the problems with which
the driver Is faced. In addition to
possible mechsnlcal trouble.
So far, he has mastered them all.
1
Oregon Weather.
Pair tonight and Tuesday: colder
east portion tonight: oontlnued cold
west portion; moderate east and
northeast winds offshore.
What's left In Coats
now 88.00, $10 00. 818.00
ETHDLWYN B. HOFFMANN.
TIGERS TO PLAY
GRANTS PASS ON
Fl
Inspired by having split s two
game aeries with the strong Chemawa
Indian team last week end, the Med
ford Tigers are girding themselves for
their second conference game of the
season with Grants Pass on the local
court Friday night. The Tigers de
feated Orante Fau by a comfortable
margin earlier In the season.
Medford's only two other confer
ence games will be played against
Ashland, one game here Februty 34
and one there March 3. By winning
the three remaining conference tilts.
Coach Darwin Burgher'a Tigers will
be eligible for participation In the
state meet In Salem.
Roseburg comes to Medford Satur
day night for a return game wlUs the
Tigers, who dropped a game to Rose
burg two weeks ago. The Tigers are
bent on having vengenos. and with
experience gained by games with
Klamath Falls and the Indians they
hope to get It.
Brown, Tiger guard who has been
ill with the flu, was recovered enough
to play part of the gams against
Chemawa last Saturday night, and
will be In top ahape by Friday.
Brown's weakness was evident Satur
day, as he wasn't breaking as fast as
usual, but with another week of re
covery he will bo in top form.
Other members of the Tiger squad
are all In good shape, and unless un
foreseen accidents occur, they should
take Grants pass by a sizable score.
SALEM, Feb. 8. (AF) Howard
Maple left here yesterday for the
Washington Senators' baseball train
ing camp at BUoxl, Miss.
Maple was with the Senators all
last season as a rookie catcher, but
said he might be farmed to Chat-
San Francisco's Newest
AND MOST MODERN
Downtown Hotel!
600 Onl-He Itoamu
.tft3.50
179 raiRMaift4.no
198 room at 14.50
and up
Ununullf
Adr-cti
lUtetto
Pei man on I
'Guoata!
I? tt. f
mm
mm
1 W;.: mvM&
Private garago in base
ment of hotel building
with direct elevator ser
vice to Lobby end all
guest-room doors!
Hotel Sir Francis Drake just
off Union Square most conven
ient to theaters, shops, stores,
business and financial district.
Only California hotel offering
Servidor feature thus enabling
you to combine "maximum pri
vacy with minimum tipping!'.
AH rooms in the Tower with
Western exposure have ultraviolet-ray
(sun-bath) windows.
In every room connection for ,
radio reception, running filtered
ice water, both tub arm shower.
Dinner in Coffee Shop from 75 ji
up in Main Dining Room from
81.25 up. Also a la carte service.
SSlte? Hotel
Sir Francis
Huntnti'lStwcom Horn Co.
Powell Street at Sutter San Francisco
T.
roHTLsnu, reo. e. ( AP) Roy d
Stover. McCall. Idaho, drove a do? 3
team to vlotory Sunday to win the
first Paclflo northwest dog derby held
at government camp on the slopes
of Mount Hood, Oregon's winter play
ground. The leading team raced across the
finish line of the 18-mlle course In
1 hour, 10 minutes and 87 seconds
to lead a team driven by Mra. Trails
Oeelen also of McCall. Idaho, the only
woman entrant and a winner over her
husband, Ted Oeelan. who placed
third. .
Jenkins Comment
(Oontlnued from Pag- or )
There are even better reasons for
twilevlpg that machinery will create
MORS Jobs In the future than for
believing that It will take Jobs away.
When vre look at It aanely, the fu
ture Isn't so dark, after all, is Hr
Utah COAL
$1050
Fancy Lump
with free '
kindling Per Ton
Medford Fuel Co
Tel 631
12
Severin Battery Service
Medford Made Batteries
-volt, 18-piste, I yeu guaran
tee. MM
Re-wonnd Armatom 91 op
charge boo. Our Make t8e
18X8 N. Riverside Phone SBO ,
GET POPULARITY CONTEST VOTES
Quality, Low Price Furniture
See What Savings Quantity, Carload Buying Brings
Carload Buying Direct From The Factory Makes Possible These
FELT BASE
Floor
Covering
Sim's ft imI Tnlne lood qnnllty frit
bft floor coTtrlng In ft ftne srlrctlon
of patterns and what ft b art in at
32c
A YARD
$10 Down, $10 Monthly Payments
Toledo Ranges Supreme Ranges
300 Jbi. Weight Full Polished Steel Tops Ivory and Green Enamel
Somi-enameled
16-inch oven
Enameled Front, -16-inch
oven
Full enameled,
18-inch oven
$39.95
$45.00
$53.00
Somi-enameled,
18-inoh oven
Enameled Front,
18-inch oven
Full enameled,
18-inch oven
$43.00
$48.00
$56.00
tancoga this year. He has been sa
ils taut football and basketball coach
at Willamette university the past
two years. Bis collegiate athletic ca
reer at Oregon Btate CoUege was bril
liant In both baseball and football.
CAREY SETS NEW
TRA
OAKLAND, Calif. Peb. 8 -(AP)
Bob Carey of Indianapolis, 1932 na
tional automobile racing champion,
presented clslms to a number of new
world dirt track records here today.
Carey won the 100-mile feature
event at the Oakland speedway yes
terday In BS minutes and 33.8 seconds,
bettering bis own world record or
1:4.25.
In addition, officials of the Ameri
can Automobile association listed the
following to his credit for proposed
recognition.
Ten miles In 8:47 (present record
of 8:09.98 held by Bryan Salspaugh.)
Twenty-five miles In 14:87.4 (pres
ent record of 18:38.19 held by Bls-
psugh.)
Fifty miles In 39:33 (present rec
ord of 814188 held by Ernie Trip
let). Seventy-flv miles 1 n44r3S (present
record of 48:44.07 held by Bsbe
Stapp.)
4
AFTER COLD
WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 0. (AP)
Polloe have a lot of clothing and
a. lot of sympathy for a group of
boys but the boys probably wont
call for either. BUamahlp company
officials complained the boys were
swimming nude In the Christiana
river. When the boys saw police com
ing they fled In various stages ol
undress. The temperature was only
20 degrees above zero which explains
the sympatUy.
TEXACOS 10 INVADE
SAMS VALLEY FLOOR
Texacoa basketball team will In-:
vade the haunts df the Bams Valley I
town team tonight in an attempt to
atage a comeback from their recent
defeat at the hands of the speedy
Southern Oregon Normal team.
A preliminary game has been ar
ranged. Sam Col ton. manager of the
Texacoa said. Joe Patton will referee.
What 'a left ra Hsu
now 850c and 8140
BTHELWYN B. HOFFMAN)
DON'T
Get up
At NlshtX
r If yon an one of the mSBam vft
pi must set op auroral times a Biffct, I
your trouble 11 probably due to aa i
irritation of the bladder or exeeas
acidity of the urine. Than lost try I
OLD MEDAL
HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES .
During 237 Tear, this firm eld '
ration hss helped mflliona. iasiat
on Irold Medal. 36. ,
-U.
UIJUL
MEABER, THE ORDER &
ITHERS IN BRIDGE , - .W
Mum, BILLIARDS A.l
Tuesday night the Elks will have
another session of their bridge tour
nament. This will be the first for
the month of February and the be
ginning of a series of gsmes for an
other monthly prize. Every player
has an opportunity to win either a
weekly, monthly or the grand prize in
thla tournament. BoV Norrls, chair
man, requests all Elks interested to
be on hand at 8 p. m. tomorrow night.
Oetcbell and Fish will play tonight
In the billiard tourney and the Bray
ton and Orr teams will roll in the
bowling.
COUGHS
Don't let them get a strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. GreomulsioD com
bines the 7 beat helps known to modem
science. Powerful bat harmless. Pleasant
to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money If ana; cough or cold
no metier how long standing is not re
lieved bv CreemnlsiiMa (adv.)
OF THE SOLDEH RUUl
7
The Coroner's .
Headquarters
are now iu our establishment,
with Frank Perl, of this or
ganization, performing the
duties of that office.
This change in . location is '
worthy of note; both the ad
dress and the phone number
appear below.
PERL FUNERAL HOME
OFFICE OF COUNTY CORONER.
SIXTH AT OAKDALE -PHONE 47
m
w
Lives Again- ff. , :f
U fearless riders charging across tne I TSJ
W desert; spies weaving their nets J , iiH J "
of intrigue; amorous officers III I ji
declaring their loves; sus- ". I ' f
Nv pense, excitement, thrills ay . L
cr
laMlsMM
VALIANT
DUST
by Percival Christopher Wren
THE author of "Beau Geste" brings you a new serial in his best
style. It is the story of Napoleon Riccoli, born oh the island of
Corsica, and his dramatic attempt to emulate the life of his name
sake, to build an empire for himself.
Romance under desert skies of savage beauty plotting in century-old.
castles armies marching on secret missions action,
pathos and humor.
Begins Thursday
in the MAIL TRIBUNE
DON'T MISS THIS GRIPPING NEW SERIAL