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irFDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, irEDPORT). OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, MXRCH 29. 1033. PAGE YTVB DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad HERE ARE THE BATES: Per word first insertion 30 (Minimum 35c) '. Each additional Insertion, .... per word .. c (Minimum 10c) -Per 'line per month, without Mnv chansea . $1.25 75 Phone LOST - ' LOST If dog mleslng. call 1818. IIELP VTANTEtf MALE PAOTORY representative manufac- ' taring sound picture will interview men for good posi tions Must be experienced or take short training. S".ate age. address and phone. Write Box 10322. Mail Tribune. . HELP WANTED FEMALE EXPERT PAINTER will do algn paint ln. interior decorating - general paint jobs. caU at 222 So. Central WANTED SITUATIONS HAVE 12 to 18 experienced V' " will make price on and aave you money Phone 258-W. BBWTNff. care of children, day, work of any kind. 25c per hour. 1.7 5 day. ' Mrs. Tharp. 37 Quince. 641-L. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS GENTLEMAN working nights wants room and board In quiet home. Box 1025S, Tribune. . waited l'A-h.p. pasollne engine. JArnom. Rout 4. Medford. T 871-R-2. WOVLD LIKE one or two elderly peo n.o to care for In t.y home. Phone 437-X, 8 to 1. Mrs - Detlor. WATBQ Copco stock accepted for all orpart payment on modern 6 !.dPwelllng at 705. N. K'v-eraWe. Present day prloe on. my property. WANTED Dawson sharpened mow era good for the season. We file gm8MWs sharpen safety, straight wzora. scissors. Locksmlthtng. sol. devmg. flxlt work. 44 North Front. . ,- amftll screaae .?, Med'flTrd. Not ov.7.2000. 407 E. Main. - WANTED Laundr. Men's shirts 15c. Phone 1528-R. WANTED -2d hand goods and unk Pat's. 1506 prune. Tel. 647-L. WANTED Household goods, stoves tools, or- what have you. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape at. Phone 1062. .FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room modern furn. house. 117 Almond St. - HOUSES as low as 810, $12.50 and $1 Water paid: wood ranges. Call n. PARTLY .furnished house for rent. 513. N. orape. FOR RENT 432 N. Holly. 811 W. 2nd. - -112 Summit. 1017 E. Bth. 1004 E. Jackson; wood range. 302 Vancouver. ' Call H. H. Brown, 108. 8-ROOM house. 19 No. Peach, $15. Phone 1042-W. FOR RENT Modern 5 room house, ; 14 acre in fruit trees berries garden, which will practically pay rear. 830 Taylor St Phone 1315-W. FURNISHED 4 rooms and breaktast nok; Spanish type house: modern, -- ' . ni TrlntV Close..in. rmy n -i-i" FURNISHED house on Holly. Key at 219 S. Ivy. SMALL furn. house, cheap. 801 No. Central." . FURNISHED 3-room hoxise, 33 Rose Ave. Key at diu FOlt RENTClean. new 4-room house, east front, electric range, garden, ) large garage. 206 Portland Ave. SMALL furnished house. Cell at 805 So Oakdale. ATTRACTIVE two rooms, furn.: gar age; water paid. 811.50. Tel 130. FOR RENT 4-room duplex with ras range and heater. 610 North Bart lett. Phone 341-B-l. BACHELOR CABIN 82 week. 444 S. Front. FURN HOUSES. O. A. DeVoe. HOMES FOR KENT Call 796. FOR RENT Furnished 6-room mod ern house. Call at 41 S Riverside FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished Brown J wniw FOR RENT APARTMENTS 7UHNISHED apartment. Durell Court am u ii.ii. .hnM I T11.W POR RENT Attractive ground Hoot apartment tor couple employed Call at 532 Plum St. after 6 p a or Sunoaya 3-ROOM apt., ground floor. Ivy. 412 N TOR RENT FCHVISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Rooms. Imperial. 30 N. Front. PLEASANT room for eentlemsn: close In: bath, garage. 609 E. Main. ROOMS for rent: nicely furnished. Reasonable. 18 No. O ranee. PLEASANT room, close In. bath, gar age. 609 E. Main. Phone 349. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Orape. FOR RENT Comfortable rooms: pri vate entrance One block from Main St. Reasonable ratea 323 S Centra FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM a 716 E. Main Rates Terr moderate. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Cows for hny or grain. S. H. Voung, Talent, phone 18-F-8. WILL TRADE Wood, milk cowa or chickens for truck J. H. Patrick, Box 91, Jacksonville. . - WOOD for lay or potatoes, near Trail R O Skellenger. Trail. Ore. WILL trade dry 16" fir and hard wood for light truck 821 East 4th FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE Good 8 room bouse (east frnt) and nice lot close to Berry dale store A great bargain at 8430 Terms Phone 517-L FOR SALE AUTOMBILES OVERLAND Sedan: fc-ood running or- FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 10 acres, house, out buildings: cneap. eee owner, McAndrewa road. REAL BUY 9 Acres best buy In valley: 6 cul., 3 bottom land, 8-room nouse, Beau tiful shade trees, family orchard. free water. 2 chicken houses, barn. 1au In DHM KIA.Sfl Will take 8100 down, balance easy. 407 E. Main. Medford. FOR SALE City and acreage homes; easy verms, nuociw, ,u vv. cuu. Tel 1628-J. WHEN you think oi real estate think of Brown. 8s White. FOR SALE POULTRY POP SALE Mammoth Bronze turkey ' .ri-V lun, IK fA 23 J lbs. First house on right, east of liedtop School. BABY CHICKS and hatching eggs. T:ipnestcd stock. White Leghorn. S-.wkled Sussex, Austrolorps. Aus trawhltes. Inqulr- about our rec ords and prices at Monarch Seed 8c Fol store, or poultry dept. Mount Crest ranch,. Hilt Cal. BABY CHICKS Husky Rocks. Reds. 810 a hundred: Grants $13; tur keys 830. WatzLj's Hatchery. Rose- ... burg, Ore. . ... WATZIG'S Leghorns Famous River bed layers. 810 a hundred: May 88.00. Watzlg Poultry Farm, Rose zuitf. Ore. 8c for our high quality W. L. chicks - Hansen strain Reds and Rocks Pc 24-page catalog free. Jenks Poultry Farms. Tangent, Ooegon. HANSEN triple pedrlgreed baby chicks, 810 per nundred. Custom hatching, 24o per egg. Eaktn Hatchery, Talent. FOR SALE Barred Rock hatohlng eggs, laying strain. $2.60 hundred. Baker Service Station. DRESSLER'S Square Deal Hatchery. 1107 E Main. Phone 1569-Y. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: Several work horses and harness. Rear of J 140 Court St. RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulz. Beagle. FOR SALE FRUITS A VEGETABLES LARGE SIZED packed ripe D' An- JO'ia. 50c. Bog 7 fruit warenouse, Utn & S. Front. NEWTOWN APPLES Cheap. Ala Vlata Packing House. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS MAJESTIC Midget 8-tube model 21, cheap. 624 N. central or Tel. 1301-J, FOR SALE Hay, grain or alfalfa j"none ooo-rt-. LOOK 1 IyM of wood cook stoves. $8 to $16: waililn. -,11-liln ain.nO: sprlngtooth harrow. $2.00; Dandy ivavy carpers, 94 vt, 10 m.w vm,,,, Trnaln IniMlhllrtr MO-PCS. $8: 2 pas motors and many other ar-tl-.ics at bargain prices. Berrydale and ana &iore, iovo n. nm-ismw OUTBOARD MOTOR 18 horsepower twin; excellent onaiuon; eou.uu. Jack Marshall. 135 W. Main. SEE Madrona fed chlckn at White wing Poultry Farm. rei. n-r-ii for chlcka and hatching eggs. Buy at home we do. NEWTOWN APPLES. 20c box. Ripe D'Anlou pears, aoc. w. tl. wan, FOR SALE. PIANO Sacrifice late model, high graae piano, in "i: nere. win sen ui Most any terms wll: handle. If In terested write E. A Coffman, 1021 J fit., Sacramento, Cal. FOR SALE Choice ueardleas barley for seed. tl.OO per owt : also baled alfalfa. 60c per cwt Tel. 697-R-l. SOME real bargains ln Farm Tools. 2 3-10 Tractor Plow. 1 3-13 Plow. 2 Sprlnjr tooth Harrows. 1 75-tooth Hsrrow almost new. 3 Tractors. Disc Harrows. 5 Used Sprayers. 1 wagon, almost new. 1 Garden Tractor. 3 Ford son Tractors. 1 McCormlck-Deerlng Tractor. 1 John Deere Tractor, almost new. 1 Cletrac Tractor. 1 Offwt Disc Harrow. HUBBARD BROS.. INC. Terms on part Cor. Main & Rlv, SUPERFEJC oil neater, cheap. 1012. Phone PHONE 9S9-R. Have your store or of' flee fixtures repaired. Thlbeult. MES.S all leather work gloves China g-tat 75c. Men & Women's' Jackers miae to measure. Ltwii carpenter. ( 308 BO. rcwtowu, jucutv.M FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Roller canaries. 523-J-J FOR SALE Oholce perennial plan'.s including pink phlox, oriental pop ples Jlnum. peach-leaf bells (blue bells). Iris. etc. phone 192-L. 324 South Holly. FOR SALE Good Delicious apples and Newtown culls, or will trade f r wood or whatever you have. Joe Kantor. Rt. 4. Box 237. ALFALFA, corn. O. A. DeVoe. YOU can now get Duart permanent wave for only 81.75 Prevoet Beauty Shop. 16 Laurel. Tel 727-J. FOR SALE Five shares Jackson Co. Bldg & Loan stock. Price right, Call 341-R-l. ORCHARD1STS Don't neglect your orchards. Better days are ahead. For Pear, Trees Cherry, Apple. Teach, Apricot. Almond, Plum. Walnuts, Filberts. Grapes. Roses. Shrubs, etc., call at W B. Bar num, Medford, 3 mllea south on Pacltlo highway or phone 851R2 Carlton Nursery Company, Carlton. Oregon, GET the 'No Hunting" and trespass Ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALS Used sewing machines, all makes. 89 up: terms If desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Co 24 N Bartlett FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming Phone 913-J CLAIRVOYANT, CARD READING MADAM TERESA Clairvoyant and card reader. Rainbow Auto Camp. Cabin No. 3. MISCELLANEOUS NOW is the time to have your spray ing done. All work guaranteed. Phone 258-W. . PAINTING, paper-hanging, tinting. Call 908-L. WANTED Expert shoe Re pairing by Richard O. Wise at C. M. IMaa OS UO. rjest quality maicritti at prtcea to meet every purse. It's scisrt to buy good shoes and then keep them repaired. Kldd's Shoe S-ore. 223 East Mam. TRY OUR 25c LUNCHES, served dally from 11 a. m. to a p. m coffee Ann's, corner Hotel Allen Bldg. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED for 79c. Work guaranteed. Call and deliver free Phone 261 Medford Cycle 4s Repair Shop, 23 No. Fir St. INCOME TAX Let me prepare your Income, tax return. Years of experi ence. Both State and Federal are now due. Fred L Colvlg. 625 a. Central. Phone 735-M. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office; printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 619 North Riverside Phone (044-X UUNINGSS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. A bit rartt or Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Tit I System In Jackiur County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance- Rooms 8 and 6. No S3 North Central Ave. upstairs Expert Window Cleaners. LETT GEOROE DO IT - Tel. 1173 House cleaning. Floor axing Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In southern Oregon. Printing ol all kinds; book binding; loose-leaf ledgers, sod blanks, billing systems, duplicating caab sales Blipa and everything Is the printing line. 38-30 N Orape Phone 75. Money Co Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND IjATB MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balance. No other charge. See W. B. Thomas, 45 8. Central. around floor Orate rlan Theatre Bldg State Ltoense No. 8-157. Piano Instruction BETTER piano instruction. Individ ual or class. The basic way. Hatght Musis Studio, Liberty Building. Phone 72. Transfer. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central Phone 815 Prices right. Service guaranteed RE1NKJNO TRUCKING OO. Trans fer and Storage. We baul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Plr Street. Phone 833 Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking snd remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg Myrtle Andrews. Pbone 1181. LEGAL NOTICES Notice for Publication. Itepartment of the Interior. General Land Office at Rosebuig, Oregon. March 31st. 1033. Notice Is hereby given that Ralph B. young, of Trail. Oregon, who, on May 4th. 1R20. made Homestead en try. Serial No. 018444. for NE", NE!4, Section 31. Township 33 S., Range 1 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed no tice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the Isnd above described, before Victor A. Tengwald. U.S. Commissioner, Med foro Oregon, on the 3oth day of April. 1933. Claimant names as witnesses: Ed E. Ah. I. H Howe. Will Me Donald and Boyd Tucker, all of Trail, Oregon. HAMILL A. CANADAT. Register. Not ire to Creditors. In the County Court of the State ol Oregon foT the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Everett Marsh, deceased. Notice is hereby a.ven that I have ben duly snd regularly apnointel administratrix of tne above entuiel estate under and by virtue of an order of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, duly made, rendered and entered upon March Nth. 1933. and all credltora having claims against 'said deceased are hereby noti fied to present the same duly veri fied, with vouchers thereunto at tached, and all persona owing aald estate are notified to pay their eald lndeotednese to me at the office of G. M. Robert, my attorney, in the Medford National Bank Building, Rooms 201-3, Medford, Oregon, with in six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 14th day of March. 1933. EVA C. MARSH, Administratrix of the Estate of Henry Everett Marah, deceased. Sams Valley VALLEY, Mar. 29. (6pl.) Nothing could have happened to awaken the the people more to the dangerous situation our county was in tnsn tne news of the brutal slay. !ng of Constable George Prescott Everywhere in Saoia Valley were heard expression of dep regret for hla loss Visitors at the Scott home last week were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wood of Ban don and Mrs. Lloyd Corlles, recently from Boston. The ladles are sisters of Walter Mesenger. The last of the clothing project meetings conducted by the county demonstrator, Mrs. Mack, was held at the choolhouse Friday. Mrs Thurlo Ward of Medford and Mrs. U. O. Coleman of Red Bluff, Cal., visited Mra. - John Jones Sun day The Young People's society gave a party to the win ere of the attend ance contest at the schoomouse Fri day night. After enjoying Indoor games, refreshments were served to over 60. - Mra. Geo. MdDonough and Mrs. O. T. Wilson entertained the Ladles club at the last regular meeting at the schoolhouse. March 16. with an attendence of 23. Refreshments, and decorations were appropriate to St. Patrick's day. Representative E. B. Day left Mon day for & short business trip to Port land. A B. Collett. who spent his vaca tion at the W. W. Edlngton home, returned to Oregon State college Tuesday. Relatives and friends visiting with tr. O T. Wilson-family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. San ford Richardson and son of Bea.ll lane. Mr. and Mrs. Johny Bohnert of Central Point and Mr and Mrs. Lester Throckmorton and Miss Eleanor of Eagle Point. John Day Is spending his vacation from Oregon University with hie par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McK night enter tained the teacnera of the Sams Val ley division at their home at Gold Hill Friday evening. Those attend- ig were Miss Madge Mitchell, Miss J Ethel Bousura. Mrs. Ada East, Miss Erma May, Miss Naomi Magruder, Roy Parr and Bill Vlmont. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cook of Gold Hill and Mrs. Pete Georeeson and Paula June of Klamath Falls visited Sunday at the Chas. Hutchison home. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dodge and children of Medford, accompanied by Tommy Collie, were among towns people last week who -were htll-cllmz ing and gathering wild flowers. James Edmonstln, student at the Oregon university, spent part of his vacation visiting his grandmother, Mrs. A. E. Edmonstln. . Electric sweat bat.is and massage by expert. Nurse attendant. 205 LlbJ.-ty Bldg. Phon 694. 4 Alice OUn Deardorf announces new low prices at Winela'id's Beauty Shop, I Hote; Medford, Ts:. 61. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Precious stout S. Frequent breakfast food t. Away 13. Russian sea. (3. Wild animal 14. Honey gatherer .. 15. Mark 16. Talk about virtu It. Raff 20. Lacerated 21, Tipping 2S. Shirk 37. Gained at games of chance 29. Simpleton 3L. Very black 3J. Wards off 34. Obliquely 35. Demolish 87. Engrave with acid tl. Where olar Solution of Yesterday' Pun Is SCREAMgVERSED A P S i A JL O L D ABATING ATON 41, Keep unim paired St. Cancel 84. Commotion KS. Row starts in gou be. sumcienu 40. Entreat poet. it. Kna-Hflh author B7. Crude 44. Asiatic tree 68. Bottom Of the 41. Relating to foot man 89. Let It stand ' 2 .fcoM-5 17 3 " " i z ii ii lS ' '7. -i.-. . ZJ i if 3o up- 31 JZ 33 -s' " 34 3S m 42 " if If iis &s US 4 m i -i 4q So SI Ji .. Si 7 fs3 "7"3f IT WILL BE LEGS IN TONIGHTS MEET TO E Former Draw Leaves Both Determined to Prove Su periority Elliott-Warren Go Will Be Hot Affair (By Roger Early.) No wTeatllng match has ever at tracted more attention here than the Yaaiu Joe-Rex Mobley bout to be staged at the Armory tonight, be. ginning promptly at 8:30 o'clock, one of the best seml-wlndups to be shown ln the valley for several years Is also on the card. Yaqul Joe of Sonora. Mexico, comes to the local mat fresh from a win over Prank Barakman in roruana Monday night. The match at the Armory is a re turn event between Joe and Rex Mob ley, middleweight champion of the south. Their recent bout here end ed ln a draw at the end of the time limit each having scored one Ian. The bout held between Yatjul Joe and Mobley, held here two weeks ago, was Judged one of the beat ever staged ln a Medford ring. It ' fast, fierce and clean. Mobley has tremendous strength ln his rams and shoulders. The Indian possesses equal strength In hla legs, and the encounter tonight win oe a teat of the respective methods.-" After two falls In the recent maten both men appeared tired. Yaqul Joe'a holds were limited as compared with Mobley's, since the southerner man sged to- extract himself from many tight places with the aid of his mass ive arms. Fsns will be given an added at traction tonight when Promoter Mack Llllard presents Roland Warren, pride of Klamath Fall, and Duke Elliott. graDlllrur referee. In a 45-mlnute tangle, or two out of three falls. Warren, who la employed by Copco In Klamath Pallsi la speedy, gaining renown ln southern Oregon wreatllng circles. 1 He has met several good men In Klamath lately. Ellott Is well known here, having appeared on cards promoted by Herb Owen and also In the capacity of referee. El liott, who la a great favorite with valley fans, la a former wrestling in structor at the University of Oregon and haa an exceptionally wide vari ety of holds which he applies at hlh speed. Main Interest will center in the Jangle between Yaqul Joe and Mob ley. owing to their highly scientific and clea nteet of science and muscle. but the Warren-Elliott encounter will round out a card which will be enloved by all fans attending the bout. A substantial reduction In general admission price makes it possible for Cross-Word Puzzle 7. Marriage . hrnker In "Madame Butterfly" . Trap - 9. West Indian - orcery 10. Turkish cap IL Charge for professional services 17. Horizontal -19. Hreak 23. Mies from one's pos session 24. Decrease 25. Finished 26. Heraldic term 27. Twist out of ha na Kirsr shaped Fine open work fa brie tt. Peruses 35. Ruler of Persia M. Journey 41. Eats sparingly 43. Dandles 4V Sf,t of threa 47. Medicinal Klant imander 49. Automobile 60. Sitting room In a harem KI. The present S3, Before DOWN 1. Festival 2. Ireland 1. Grayish white metal 4. Mixed rain and snow I. Tree I. Medieval Ital ian painter Yaquis $ 1 0,000 Beauties f ' ' i Yoqul Joe'a fortune, like Hiat of some stage Ucnutles, lies In hl legs but not for the name reason. The Sonora Indian grappler's limbs are not of the shapely type admired behind the footlights. They are long, lean and of the consistency of rawhide. Yaqul can throw an opponent in a half doten different ways with his legs and serious Injury to one of the "props" would forre the tribesman to ubnndnn tho grappling game for lila arms arc not liullt for hard usage. Tho Indian hoy, who wrestles Ilex .Mobley here tonight,, Is shown above examining a cast of his own legs made when he had the members Insured some time ago for 10,00. WOMAN TENNIS CHAMP ADMITS MEN SUPERIOR SAN FRANOISOO, Mar. 39. (P) j Mra. Helen Wills Moody, the world's greatest woman tennis player, does not agree with Miss Maureen orcutt, American golfing star, that top flight women can contend on an equal footing with men ln sport. . Miss Orcutt was quoted .ast night as informing friends ln Richmond. Va.. that "Bobby Jonea la the only man ln the game I don't feel I could meet on equal grounds." Apprised of Miss Orcutt's state ment.. Mrs. Moody made It plain that while her opinion was confined to the realms of tennis, she felt that men players can usually defeat wom en players of similar ranking. . 'Tennis is a different game from golf and I don't believe a compari son of this sort is possible for that reason." she said. everyone to attend this match, and a record crowd ts predicted for the affair tonight. 4 . IS WINNER OF PRIZE ABERDEEN, WBSh. (AP) The fish which Claire rrccth nearly caught won a prize ln a fisherman's contest here. Thle la. the atory. Freeth hooked a big trout, taut the line became en tangled In some brush and broke atter much tuRglng. The sh, still well hooked, was anchored to the brush, and Preeth was unsble to wade Into the deep water. The next day another fisherman saw the atelhead struggling to free himself. He obtained a boat, landed the fish, entered It In the contest and took the prize. , ELKS' BILLIARD MATCH Pinal match of the Elks' balkllne billiard tournament which has been going on for some time, wss played last night at the temple. The tour nament has been attracting much at tention, as each stage of the play has been hotly contested. Reginald Pirer last night defeated Roy Prultt, 160 to 103 ln a handicap affair. - Negro Schoolboy Decisions Punay SEATTLE. Mar. 29. iP) Henry Woods, Yakima negro school boy, climbed a notch closer to boxing fame her last night when he idmln latered a nest beating to Rlto Punay, elerer Mexican lightweight of Loa Angeles, in a six-round bout. Woods scaled 130 pounds and Punay 130. SALEM COACH SAVED BY STATE TITLE WIN SALEM. Msr. 29. IIP) Violent hesd-shsklng ensued when a school board member last night suggested eliminating one of the Salem high ooachlng loba for atste basketball championship memories are fresn here. The position ln queation la filled Ww Hnlla W Hnnfclntrtnn. Muh of basketball, football and baseball. . . "Kt'ROK " a specific remedy for treatment of polsoh oak. Satufac- tloh guaranteed. Otice Laboratories. 309 Liberty Bldg. VS. ARMS MAT TUSSLE Tennis demands strength, which men possess to a greater degree than women: It demands reach, and most men are taller than I: It demands the ability to move quickly over the court, and men are almost always faster than women, and finally, man's physiological makeup Is more adapted to sport than women s. "I believe men players of top rank can defeat women players of the same ranking.. Of course there are many women who can defeat men who are mediocre players, but when the rela tive ratings are the same the men would win. i "Ellsworth Vines could defeat me quite easily, for Instance," she ad mltted. "Practice with men; they will help you. But don't challenge their sup remacy; they will beat you. MIND FOR SQUAD PHILADELPHIA, Mafch 9. (AP) One minor change In his system to be Inaugurated by Glenn (Pop) Warner with his first Temple Univer sity football eleven. Whatever changes he decides on, however, the "old fox" of the game still will hold to his theories of powerful attacking team. "I never went In much for 'prayer football' kicking, kicking, and pray Ing for the- breaks.' he said yesterday fiM he sent 60 candidates through the first spring practice workout. "X try to teach my team ways to run and advance the ball and outwit their opponent." The alteration "Pop" plans Is ln the huddle and the anapnack from center. The new huddle Idea Is to have the grid men line up In their positions after the conference Is over without loss of tlms. Another Innovation for Temple was noted while Fred Swan, line conch, wan Instructing the cen tent. He told the pivot men thit from now on they would use the end' over-end pass and not the spiral snap. "Pop" ts going to give the squad six weeks' spring practice, beginning' scrimmage ln about 14 days. He liked the looks of the men. particularly the size of some of the huskies. War ner always has liked them big. BOWLING CITY LEAGUE. Bowman's Itnrher Ahop. 1 ..198 137 180 195 S C. Walah H. Lsrsen O, Psbrlck c. Bowman w. Prultt Handicap 179 163 153 164 308 84 316 163 149 184 148 84 . . 738 S37. 903 3871 Fluhrer's Bakery. 1 a S 181 116 168 146 168 107 j ' I " Harrison 134 Csdwell 148 Hltrler 187 Lounsberry 180 141 118 I4 138 188 10T H. Dunn .... Hsndlcap 107 736 803 Bootery vi. 873 3403 Peerless Wednesday: 'Meat Market. PECK' NEEDS ONE GOOD OUTFIELDER FOR SAFETY SAKE njury In Outer Gartens Would Leave Cleveland in Bad Predicament Eddie Morgan Might Get Call By RALPH WHEATLET ITOW ORLEANS, Mar. 3v-ftn-H" Rogor Pecklnpaugh one good utility outfielder and the Cleveland Indian can duel against tho best of ati la . the American league The olub la well shod ln ail etner quartern but an ln)ury In tt out field would oause t situation thai makes Peek .shudder. Indian scouts are out loklng for another outfielder, this weaknea must to strength ened. Morgan Mlfht Get CmIL If the need abould arise, ! la M4 i Idle (ueaa that Xddle Morga.li ' might be sent to the outfuld and ' turn over hla present first baa Jfa to E H. Boss, the flashy fielding " baseman who led the minors la year with Chatanoojt. Buoh a shift, . however, would be forced by emeir- ' ency as Boas has been hitting in prao- . iice uxe a nam from trie sticks. But the rivalry In the Infield . tween Morgan and Boa la ovenhad- 1 owed by that between John Burnett. ' regular shortstop, and the awreer- old William Xnlekeiteeker. up free Toledo. Bumett haa been handicap ped by an arm ailment suffered dur. Ing the winter layoff and for a time ; It looked aa if the youngster would ' rol him, but the arm has Improved ,' lately and Burnett slated for hi ' old berth. Olsaen ha second baa without dlipute and Xamm 1 going - Spencer Behind Bat. Avcrlll. porter and Voemlk will hold down the outfield a regulars, and. Roy Spencer, a fle.is.tor turned la. dtan this year, tako the pleat t-t hind the bat left vacant by the trad . Dig "i xuv w nuniniMin, Myatt will continue as second strMf os toner. All of this Is wen enough, but the pltohera' battery la what really warm , th cockles of old Peek's heart. W. believes that ball fame are won by ' pitoners snd h has five starting pli.tien r Brown, Perrell, Harder, " Hudim and Hlldebrand, whom he be- ' llevea are the equal of any In th ', league He particularly Hkea ta talk about bought as a raw rookl from Indian- spoils, as he believes the Ifooaler 1 Just beginning to reach th peak f : his yam. He had played baseball only four month when th Indian ' bought him In WS0 and kept him farmed out with ;nd1anapoll until 1 last year. ' Perfeot Teams Scare. Pocklnpaugh feels good orr hss 7 prospeot. but he 1s worried about : rowed brow he eroleinad that M seem lmposlbl to build a w ' tMRI .i. fn vA - in leaaon ana ou or season for a shortstop to fill his aid b. Kow ' he has two shortstops It weakened hi first ba etrenth. but Eddie Morgan rose ts th oee. slon until now he ha two good firs basemen. , Everything looked rosy this Has en : untu porter failed to reach form s an nutfleldtt snd old reek ha hoist, ed an bos signal fium th outfield. ! w w urn siway jocennf IW something," n row4. T Close shooting ws th order of th day last Sunday when th Trek Bin club 'won th thraa-waT ma.jw tween Medford, Klamath rail and Treka. Only sixteen points separated th team, out of a poaalbl 3000 SCOT. following th competition ar) th) range th 3 shsrpahootera adjourned m tne corner inn, where Mr. Oorg Chrheart tarred a much-enjoyed ban quet. Following art th scores mad If th competing team: Treka. . Dodg , rro Hasting - - - got. ftalM, a. Sllva --.-.J-JL 348 Athey -,-, 1st Total ..net . 8M 38 . 383 Klamath Fslls. Tatlow Lavery Leveque Hickman , . 344 Jacobson . Total Pomeioy ... Richmond . Sander ....... . 341 17M . 7t Pomeroy Brlstow . 4 Total .173
