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MTOFORD 11 AIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "23, 1933.
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Pinoramlo Tlmr of the Timber Product! Company plant, located at tbe end of North Central arena In Medrord, ihowlnt itock pllei. warehouui, box factory, burner and uwralll. ThU photograph waa taken last year and doea not show the fine, new retail lumber warehouse and modem
new offices completed during February. Since isii, when this company was established, equipment and mill facilities have been added from time to time to handle the steadily Increasing business of this company. The properties extend Over approximately 30 acres. ' 1
LOCAL PAYROLL HOLLYW
New Department to Open
Tomorrow Will Feature
Local Lumber Products
What will doubtless become one
of Jackson county's most important
and far-reaching activities will be
launched this week when the Timber
Product company" new retail lum
ber and building material yard Is
formally opened for business. Wed
nesday, March t.
The Timber Produote company has
expressed the belief that local In
dustry end the support of th same
la absolutely vital to the auooes
of this community and was origi
nally Inspired to enter the retail field
because of the fact that in the poet
considerable lumber and other com
modities that could have been pur
chased from local manufacturers,
have been shipped In from outside
polnte, It 1 claimed.
. 100 Per Cent So. Ore. Industry.
A true local Industry, uttluring ex
clusively southern Oregon timber, the
new yard should do much to replace
upstate lumber products with Jack
son county's own supply. The suo
oces o! this new venture will mean
that employees now Idle a portion of
the time will be given an opportu
' nlty for more continuous work the
year round; machinery will be kept
busy sawing ana manuiBciuriua
lumber that has been cut from Jaok
on county' own vast supply and
loggers and truck men will have been
given additional employment in onn.
Ing the logs to the mill.
One of the most Important fe.
tures of the new yard, a faot which
la vital to everyone, I that logging,
transoortation. mill work, re-manu-
facturlng and retail aotlvltlea will be
manned entirely by local labor and
financed by local capital. Onllk
many large operations, which have
depended upon outside backing, the
Timber Product organisations i a
strictly locol development, and sends
no profits outside Ita Immediate trade
territory, a genuine Jackson county
Industry, which will add to and not
detract from, business stability and
performance for this community.
Valuable Payroll.
Already employing several hundred
persona the year round, It la expected
that launching of the retail lumber
and building materlala yard will aug
ment this force, adding welcome sala
ries and wages to other families right
here at home, rather than In Some
upstate lumbering community. The
Timber product company owns some
timber an dbuys the balance of Its
requirement from private owner of
this district. Most of these logs have
been purchased In the past from the
Jacksonville, Rogue River and Talent
districts and the retail yard will di
rectly benefit these districts, a well
as the various tnickmen employed In
moving the logs to the mill.
In addition to a very complete as
sortment of pine, fir and cedar lumber
this company has a large assortment
of standard, quality building mate
rials. Including lath, plaster, cement,
llmbe, roofing, metal lath, brick, oak
flooring, doors, windows, sash, plos
. terboerd. Insulating materials, ply
lock, mouldings, etc. One special fea
ture will be the exclusive sale of the
famous Depoe Bay Super-Perfect ce
dar shingles, available at no other
place in southern Oregon.
Olant Powder Agents. '
Of particular Interest to the min
ing Industry, Is the appointment of
the Timber Products company as dis
tributors of the product of the Olant
Powder Co. A large modern powder
magazine has bnen erected wlthjn a
short distance of the mill and the
largest stock of explosives In south
ern Oregon hs bren made available !
to the mining Industry and others,
who have use for dynamite and lu
Accessories. I
Officer of the Timber Product !
company are John R. Tomlln, presl- j
dent: Floyd Hart, vice-president and i
general manager; O. H. Herman In
charge of logging and mill opera-1
tlons; R. I. Flaherty In charge of box 1
enook sales and shipping; W. A sin-'
clolr. factory superintendent; Brur j
Bauer, manager of retail sales, anil
O. M. Anderson, office manager. j
The management haa Issued an In
vitation to the public to visit this
new department, ss well sa the vs-
rlcus other octlvitlra of the company.
Mr.ny will be surprlfed to Icern the
scope and Importance of thla 100 per
cent Mrdford and Jackson county In
dustry. I
Plimie .S41 We'll .ram away, youi ,
relusc. City Sanitary Service. I
0L0 BASEBALLERS
PAYROLL OF
ID CLUB
Pennant Chase Will Be Con
ducted This Year by Ex
perienced Hands Mana
ger Vitt Holds High Hope
By RUSSELL NEWLAVD '
(Associated Press Oport Writer.)
SAN FRANOWCO, Feb. 28. VP)
While other clubs turn to youngsters
this season, Hollywood will chase the
Paclfls Coast league pennsnt with a
orew composed mainly of old, experi
enced hand.
"Kardpan" BIU Lane, rough and
ready owner of the Stars, hsa filled
the available Jobs on his team with
campaigners whose names are well
known to baseball. There le a sprlnk
ling of youngsters who have seen
enough class AA boll to stand the
strain of an opening day crowd.
Sees flollywood Year.
Beaten by a whisker the lsst two
seasons, after piloting his teams to
pennsnt in 1039 and 1030, Manager
Oscar Vltt believes this Is to be
Hollywood year again On his record
Vltt ranks a "top man" In the Coast
league managerial field. He hustled
his 1032 club Into second place with
much less In the way of material than
that of the flag-winning Portland
team.
Seasoned performers make up the
pitching stsff. Frank Shellenbatk
has been a standout for years. His
spltball and winning nature make
him a good bet for upwards of 110
win a season. v .
Yds Signed Again,
Vsnoe Psge, with two years experi
ence, will be dependable. He may
make the big league grade after this
sesson. Emll Tde, lefthander who
once drew major league pay, still has
a good curve boll. Newcomers In
olude Archie Campbell and Pete Dona
hue, veteran rlghthandera, both for
mer big leaguers. Campbell came
from the American association In
trade for Jim Turner. Donohue,
wanderer for the last two seasons.
was rated the best In the National
league five years ago, while with Cin
cinnati. The youngster of the pitch
ing staff Is "Lefty" Perry, brought In
from the Piedmont league towards
the end of last season. He pltohed
one game sgalnst Oakland and allow
ed one hit.
Has Best Receiver.
Manager Vltt say he haa the beet
catcher In the league. Ottier man
agers probably will agree. He Is
Johnny Bossier, old and reliable. Jim
Patterson, obtained from the Boston
Red Sox, will help out behind the
plate. He Is young and promising.
Jsck Sherlock, experienced and
steady, will hold down first base
again, unless Bobby Hlpps, young
lefthander who was with Tulsa of
the Western league lsst year, la ready
for faster company.
Second base dutle will be cared
for again by the popular Otla Bran
nan, with Allan Strange, young star
graduate from the Piedmont circuit,
at ahortstop. Strange is a great pros
pect. Last season, hla first on the
coast, he amazed the fans with hla
fielding feat. Manager Vltt believes1
be will make th customers forget
the near-perfect work of Dudley Lee.
sold to Indianapolis of the American
association. "Nobby" Novesel, an
other youngster from the Piedmont
league, will be given a thorough trial
at third, although there la some
question as to whether he will fin
th bill.
Dependable Outfield.
Th flyobasera Include Doug Taltt
In left field; Cleo Carlyle, center
field, and Cedrlo Durst, right field.
Taitt and Durst sre originally from
the coast. Durst being a star with
Los Angeles yesrs ago. He was pur
chased from St. Paul and Taltt comes
from Indianapolis In a trsdo for
Marty Callaghan. Each 1 a left
handed batter. Durst saw service
with the Yankee and Red Sox. Louis
Martin, from the Piedmont league,
and Al Monelly, big rtghthanded hit
ter who did fairly well last season,
round out the outfleldlng depart,
ment.
MEN'S and WOMEN'S
Leather Coats
and
Cossack Jackets
Mode to measnre. Leather tailor
ing and repair work.
LEWIS CARPENTER
Sag S. .Sen Ion. Mrdford
GATES AUTO FIVE
DEFEAT BOOTERY
Gates Auto bowlers took three
straight from the Bootery boys In
their City league match last night.
Moore of the Auto cutflt wss high
man of the evening with MS and
Strang of the Bootery was olose be
hind with aio.
The Peerless Meat market and
Fluhrer's Bakery roll tonight.
Oates Auto.
O. Oates 108 200 159
H. Price .. 130 . .
J. Moore .... 183
B. Sollnsky 214
M. Cannon .
C. Saylor
Handicap .
170
80
188
137
103
158
81
102
147
124
172
SI
913 875 838
Bootery.
J. V. Watson. . 171 101 111
N. White 167 08 148
W. NewlanU. 155 ' 111 110
H. Strang .. 170 104 148
F. Diamond........ 140 ' 188 180
Handicap , 83 83 83
. 804 845 785
420
135
545
408
287
408
133
473
411
378
510
488
240
GETS ATTENTION
OF BASKET FANS
The Oregon state basketball tourna
ment which li to be held In the Wil
lamette university gym, Salem, Ore
gon, will run through March 15, 18.
17 and 18 with 16 team entered,
on from each of the basketball dis
trict) In the state, i Each team la
allowed to bring 8 players and their
expenses are paid to and from tbe
tournament and while In Salem.
Med ford Is practically assured as
being the team which will represent
this district In the state basketball
tournament. One more victory over
Ashland, whom they defeated to the
tune of 43 to 13 last Thursday gives
Medford championship of this dis
trict. Each of the five teams placing, 1st,
3nd, 3rd, 4th and 0th, will be awarded
beautiful trophy Indicating the
place finished In the tournament. An
Individual trophy will be awarded to
the player adjudge-! the outstanding ;
sportsman of the tournament, I
Prices for admission to the tourna
ment games for this year have been ;
fixed as follows: I
1. All games on Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday afternoons,
50c general admission.
. All games on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings, general ad
mission 60o,
. 8. Friday and Saturday night .
games, $1.00.
A large attendance Is expected from
Medford, in the tournament last year
Medford made a good showing losing
to the state champions, Astoria, by
one point.
BUTTE FALLS, PHOENIX
CLASH THURSDAY FOR
SECONDARY HOOP TITLE
Butte Palis and Fnoenlx will play
for the secondary school champion
ship in the Junior high school gym
at 8:00 p. m. Thursday evening.
Both' schools have a remarkable
record for tbe season and a game
which will be fought to the last min
ute Is expected. On the face of sta
tistics Phoenix holds the edge, in
two encounters with Central Point
Phoenix won both, while Butte Falls
lost one and won one.
According to Principal E. A. Whit
man and Coach O. T. Campbell the
teams are In the pink of condition
with no men on the sick list.
The winner of tbe secondary cham
pionship will probably play Medford
for the district championship.
TO MIX TONIGHT
LOfl ANGELES, Feb 38 (&) A
sturdy little Aztec who took up fisti
cuffs at the tender age of eight in
the bull-rings of Old Mexloo, for can
dy and oentavos, Alberto Arlsmendl,
will fight Freddie Miller for the
featherweight championship of the
world tonight.
Baby Arszmendl he was then, and
now a 19-year-old veteran of almost
300 bouts, he still Is the brown baby
of Mexico City.
Miller, a 21-year-old scrapper from
Cincinnati, who several months ago
south pawed his way to a decision
over Tommy Paul, to win the Nation
al Boxing association feather title, is
favored in this, .his first defense of
the crowd.
The defender has shown more In
the gymnasium In the way of sound
boxing and hitting ability, which Is
the reason for the short odds of 10
to nine in his behalf.
4 .
DEFEATS LOGGER
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 28. (IP)
Taking two falls out of three, Yaqul
Joe, 180, Sonora, Mexico. Indian, de
feated Harold Helbert, 161, St. Hel
ens, Ore., logger. In the main event
of Promoter Herb Owen'a wrestling
card here last night.
The Indian won the first fall m
25 minutes with a flying leg scissors,
but Helbert came bock nine mlnutea
later to even the count with on air
plane spin. Joe won the final and
deciding fall In 10 minutes with a
body slam.
Joe Reno. 160, Birmingham, Ala.,
defeated Hal Cox, 158, Denver, Colo-
taking one fall In the five-round
seml-wlndup.
Jess McCan, 143, Belllngham, Wash ,
took one fall In the three-round
opener from Squeak Clevlnger, 145,
Portland. -
MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 28 (P) dene
Sarazen, American and British open
tltleholder, has sdded tbe "unofficial
world's golf championship" to bis list
of laurel by a decisive victory over
Olln Dutra, metropolitan and P. O.
A. champion.
Ssrasen shot three consecutive
rounds of sub-par golf to gather a
big lead over Dutra and concluded
the match on the 83na hole yesterday
to win, 11 up and 10 to play. Pre-
When Your Daughter
Comes to Womanhood
Give Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Most girls In their teens need a
tonic and regulator. Give your
daughter Lydla E. Pink ham's
Vegetable Compound for the next
few months. Teach her how to
guard her health at this critical
time. When she Is a happy, healthy
wife and mother she will thank
you.
clslon and smoothness contributed to
Sorsren's victory.
for taxefJ Throats
Ingredients of
Vicks VapoRub
in Candy form
XICKS
medicated
Cough Drop
SAVE
your health and teeth. At
these prices you can afford to
-have your dental work done
now.
Extractions as Ion as $ .50
Silver Fillings as Ion as 1.00
Cement Fillings as Ion as. 1.00
Porcelain Fillings as Ion as 1.00
Gold Crowns as Ion as , , 5.00
Plates as Ion as ..,.18.00
DR. R. D. 0OE
- 404 Medford Center Bldg.
Phone 340
mm
While
Costs
Lowest In History
"ODDS and ENDS" SALE
Continues to Sat., March 4th
BARGAINS GALORE
Prttterr. rtioto Frames. Rookf
China. U1imwart Ltat1.fr
Good. Pewter and iMItfrwart
atul many other thhifa
WE OIVB POPtXAKITV VOTES
SWEMS GIFT SHOP,
Our Stock of Lumber and
Building Materials ii the
most complete in South
ern Oregon, Manufac
tured and Purchased at
tha bottom of a Record
Breaking Low Priced
Market.
THERE never has been, and
probably never will be again a
time when construction costs
were so low. No matter how
large or small your project, you
cannot afford to delay ita beginning
longer. It costs nothing for an estimate
of the cost of your work and you will be
ASTONISHED to learn how cheap you
can build, remodel or repair.
Timber Products Co.
End of No. Central Ave. Medford
Phone 8
IN STEP WITH THE TIMES
Quality Merchandise, nationally known, and above all at a Saving from 10 percent to 30 percent to
ilmi you have heretofore been forced to pay.
Our solution Is Quick Turnover. 8mnll Profits for Cash. The Bigger Yon Moke Our Turnover, the
Cheaper All Products Will Come to Yon. Remember, we cut tbe price on all Items we earn-.
If we have not had the pleasure of serving you. may we lmite you t Inspect our store. Compare
our prices and save with the thousands who have taken advantage of our service.
Items listed helow are Just a small part of the stock we carry.
YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS at the WESTERN THRIFT
Cut Rate-Tobaccos, Toiletries, Remedies, Etc. --Cut Rate
MODESS
New Extra Demonstration
One Extra Pad in Each Box
14c 3oi-39c
25c
SB. WEST'S
TOOTH PASTE
14c
35c Lifebuoy
Shaving Cream
10c Lifebuoy Soap
Boflifor29c
1Z oz. Advertiser
it lb. Prince Albert-.
lb. Granger
.38o
.87c
..69c
..87o
lb. Velvet
lb. Catcher S7c
lb. Sir Walter Raleigh 87c
lb. Geo. Washington 570
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, ETC.
15o Camels, Luckles, Chester
fields, Old Gold --
Cigarettes .... ...Now 10c
So Cremo Cigars 7 for 21o
$1.45 box
5c Havana Sweets for So
S1.13 box
5c White Owls 5 for Ke
$2.15 box
5c Van Dyrks.....m5 for 23o
$2.15 box
10c Wings, 20 Grand and
Domlnos Now 9c. 8!)c carton
5c Golden Grain 4 for 15o
15c Tobaccos.... ...2 for 25c
10c Tobaccos..w..w...3 for 25c
5c Tobaccos 8 for 25c
5c Cigarette Papers. 4 for 15c
$1,60
Agralax
Mineral Oil
and Agar
59c
SOo
Probak
Blades
35c
60o
Unguentine
33c
$1.00
Ovaltine
69c
85c
Burma
- Shave
69c
81.00 Miles' Nervine
81.80 Petrolsgar
$1.00 Llquocold
$1.25 Citrates V Carbontes
$1.00 Chocolate Vltavose...
75c Vlcks Vapo Bub
50c Uexol Germicide
REMEDIES, TOILETRIES, ETC.
81.20 Bromo gclttcr'
50c Yeast Foam Tablets..
$1.00 Rem (for cough)-.
BOo Alka Seltzer .
800 Sal Hepatic ,
.780
.890
.590
79c
.59c
,59c
30
890
.390
.670
4BO
39c
25o Merourarhrome 13o
50c Milk of Magnesia .230
$t.00 Cod Liver Oil 490
25c Aspirin, 2 doi 13c
5 lbs. Epsom Salt - ...23c
Quarts Antiseptic Solution 57o
2 ox. Spirits Camphor -.l 9c
1 lb. Agar-Agar, nncut 98c
4 oz. Pure Glycerin 19c
33c Cleaners Hnzlne lftc
4 or. Castor Oil 17c
4 oz. Tincture Green Soap 210
50c Ipana Tooth Paste 33c
80c Pepsodent Tooth Paste S3o
25c Llsterlne Tooth Paste 17o
25c Blackstone Tooth Paste 13c
SOo Anldon Tooth Paste 29o
$1.10 Wlldroot Hair Tonlo 73c
$1.00 Liquid Arvon 83c
50c Squthb Shaving Cream 33c
30c Lavender Shav'g Cream 29o
85c Burma Shave 69o
35o Mennen's Brushless
Shove 17
$1.00 Panderlne 79c
Eotex
New
Phantom
15c
S1.B0
Lydia
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
98c
. ' 25c
Feenamint
19c
Pints
Witch Hazel
Pure Distil 'd
39c
SOo
Phillips
Milk of
Magnesia
39c
30c Prophylactic Toolfj Brush.
SOo Tek Tooth Brush
75c Pullman Type Hair Brush
35c Tooth Brushes, all styles.-.
35c FlnrMe Playing Cards ,
50c Gillette Blades
25c Queen .Wave stny
-390
-39c
..43C
..17c
..2Sc
..34c
Crtme Oil Soap
Imperial Peroxide Soap-
Llrebnoy soap
$1.50 Fitch's Dandruff Shitmnnn
75c Queen Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
25c Mavis Talcum .
75c Lilac Vegetal
S for 23e
-3 for 23c
.... 8 for 20c
39c
19c
-33c
We Reserve the Blgtit ta Limit Quantities. Prices Effective Only While Present Quantities Last.
1 Pound
Hospital
Cotton
First Orade
29c
50c
Vicks Nose
and Throat
Drops
39c
125 E. 6th St.. Medford. Next Wurts Gift Shop