Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOTID MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, FRIDAY, APRIL R, 1933. PROSPECTS FAIR Squaw Lake to Attract Many Upper Big Applegate Clear Some Creeks Sti High for Good Angling Thompson Handicap - IN ISA IBS 45 49 49 Fllegel . Ferguson Handicap Total .... Wataon Vlrg. Strang Handicap , 309 1st . iss . 189 , 41 . sea lat , 14T , 191 . 29 393 3nd 138 197 41 324 2nd 190 150 as 430 8rd 153 138 41 333 3rd ass 117 as Total Opening of the trout fishing ki con tomorrow will find hundreds of angler on southern Oregon streams and lakes with prospects fair for well filled creels on many of the bodies of mter. According to Ed Walker, state police officer in the game dim. Ion, the outlook for the opening day at Squaw lake la good. The road open and many are planning to ln augurate the season at the favorite spot. Upper Big Applegte Is clear, also Car berry creek, a tributary of the 1 Applegate. The road, ne finds Is open to the south fork of the Rogue river via Prospect and the water Is clear and in good shape for fishing. Evans Creek Uoort Evans creek above Wlmer ahould be good fishing on the opening day, with Little Butte creek, Trail creek and Elk creek all clear but a little high for good fishing he finds. Good salmon catchea are being made at Savage Rapids dam and be. low Grants Pass a 55 pound salmon was taken yesterday Salmon have not yet reached Gold Ray dam In quan tities that will assure good fishing there. There Is good oat fishing how ever, on the backwaters of Gold Ray dam and' good catches have been made there In tho last week. It will be some time before, the Hlatt Prai rie and Fish lake and Lake of the Woods roads are open. Law Changes Cited Mr. Walker makes further reports on Important changes In the game laws: "House bill 443 enacted by the leg. lelatlve assembly recently carried an emergency clause and Is now In ef fect. 8ec. 17 makes quite on Impor tant change. It - removes the mini mum size limit from trout, which heretofore has been six Inches. In all counties except Union and Wallowa counties where the six inch limit re mains. ' . ; Arrest By Citation "Section 4 authorises arrest for guxw violations by citation by glv lng persons arrested a summons dl- rating him to appear at the Justice court or other court having Jurisdic tion named in uhe summons to ans war to a complaint to be therein filed, aharjnng such arrested person with a violation of the gome laws, which vio lation shell be noted on said sum mons, dated and signed by the officer making the arrest. .... Penalty For Refusal "The section also carries a penalty ror any person refusing to obey the summons, separate and apart from the penalty provided for the unlawful aet for which the person mlgb,t have been arrested, and further provides that an officer making the arrest may seise as evidence the firs arms, dogs or boat of any pereon arrested. Section 34 Is the penalty clause for this act and It provides a mini mum fine of 35 snd a maximum fine of SS00 or Imprisonment in the county Jail for not lees than 30 days or more than six months or by both suoh fine and Imprisonment," ELKS BOWLING TEAM SET EVENING'S PACE Hugo Ouenther and Jack Thomp son rolled 1180 for high match total In the Elka' doubles bowling tourney Wednesday night. The pair also came near making a clean sweep of the evening's gsmes, winning 10 out of 13. Lee Watson rolled ass for high single gsme of Vie evening. Scores: 1st and 3rd Prultt 223 181 aoa Strang 197 193 137 Handicap 33 32 33 Lageson Rose Handlcnp Total , 337 348 331 1st 2nd 3rd , 145 133 147 157 47 47 194 135 47 338 337 338 MEDFORD INVADES J'VILLE DIAMOND FOR SUNDAY TILT Manager George Sowers will take bis Hertford Merchant btMbtU Uam to Jacksonville Sunday for a claan with the Pioneer aggregation and one of the beat game of the early sea- son la expected as the former county aeat town baa lined up another good nine to carry on for diamond bonors during the summer. The locale are showing more pep dally, most of them being youngsters who bave made their mark In Med ford high school athletics. Sowers la angling for a pair of high class hurlers, one of them being McFad den, who la attending Ashland nor mal school. McFadden halls from Kelso, Wash., and last year. Just out of high school, pitched ball In the Timber league, one of the fastest cir cuits on the coast outside of the Pa clflo Coaat league. McFadden hurls from the orthodox side and Is bet ter than the average with the bat. The present aggregation gives prom ise of being a winning ball club. something Mcdford baa not been able to boast for 'some seasons. Eagle Point's Cheesemakere wilt journey to Grant Pass Sunday for a tut with the Cavemen. Grants Pase has an outfit about on a par with that of last year and should they take Eagle Point Sunday, and Med ford win from Jacksonville, a battle royal should be expected between the ancient rivals. MAJOR LEAGUES SETTLE DOWN TO T ATTEMPT REPEAT LONG BEAOH, Cal., Aplrl 14. (AP) California's stalwart scullers return to the scene of their Olyraplo games triumph today. over the Marine stadium course where last summer they pulled to victory over Italy In the International rowing ohamplonshlps, these Qolden Besm will attempt to duplicate the feat in a triangular race with Wash ington and the University of Califor nia at IO Angeles tomorrow. Their purpose Is twofold, not only are Ky Ebrlftht's varsity oarsmen anxious to repeat the classlo 3000 meter course for old time's sake, but also because the Huskies rose In all their might at Oakland last Saturday to score a seven-length's victory In three-mile race. 1 Skin diseases successfully treated. 309 Liberty Building, Medford, 8S4. Total Ouenther . 411 let . lea 37 371 2nd 3rd 193 188 BAVE your, health and teeth. At these price you oan afford to bav your dental work dons now. Extractions as low as. M Silver Filling as low as 1.00 Cement Filling a low as. 1.00 Porcelain Filling as low ts 1.00 Hold Crowns low as 5.00 Plates as low 15.00 DR. K. D. COZ 404 Medford Center Bldg. fi EASTER SPECIAL m&S? sssX CAKE c SALE Beck's Delicious Marshmallow Rolls Regular 30c. Choice, of light or dark Buy One Cake for . ...20c The second cake will cost you. . lc Two for 21c On sale at your grocer or Becics Bakery By HUGn . rcxt-entoN, Jr. Associated Press Sports jVrlter. Tn major leagues laid aside the openlng-dsy trspplngs today and set tled down to the long march through the 154 gsme schedule that leads to the world's series while the betters In several Important sectors won- dered Just what they could do about the kind of pitching that was being sent at them. Fine weather, following the dismal start In the east, allowed all the clubs but the Boston Braves and Mew York Olants to get Into action ye- terday, adding some 48,000 fsns to the attendance list for the lnaugu rals. A snow covered field at Boston delsyed the Olant-Brave contest an other dsy. Yanks Win Opener. The world cbsmpton New York Yankees attracted more than 38.000 to their opening triumph over the Boston Bed Sox and they treated the customers to a typical Yankee victory ss a booming drive by Lou Gehrig In tne first inning dropped Into the bleachers for a home run with two on base. The final count was only 4-3 however. The other opener brought out about 13,000 fans, wbq, saw the Brooklyn Dodgers turn bsck the Pblltdelphla Nationals by a s to 4 count. Pirates Take Lead. The Pittsburg Pirate got a four- bit pitching feat on top of their five- Bit opener and turned back the Cln clnnatl Reds, 8 to 3 to take an early but undisputed lead In the National league. Larry French' aouthpawed the Reds Into submission without giv ing a hit until the Buca had blud geoned out a 4-0 lesd against Eppa Rlxey, their former "Jinx." Bill Hallahan, St. Louis left dander. and Ouy Bush. Chicago's noted Mississippi Mudcat" each granted alx blowa In a neat duel, but Hallahan had the backing of Jim Collins and won, 8-1. Collins pasted a homer with one on In the fourth and singled home a run In the ninth. - Senators Threaten Again. The Washington Senators, looking very threatening again, got both pitching and hitting as they trounced tn Philadelphia Athletic' collection of rookies for the second time, 11-4. Ooom Goslln topped off the triumph with a homer. BUI Knickerbocker, Cleveland's new est rookie sensation, helped himself to a home run on his second day In the big league as his contribution to a ninth Inning rally that netted the Indians six tallies and a 7-4 victory over Detroit. The Chlcsgo White Sox and St. Louis Browns pounded the apple vig orously through 11 Innings before a four-run rally by the greatly re vamped Sox brought them an 11-7 decision. GRANTS PASS. April 14. (Spl.) Chinook salmon fishing struck sports men up and down the Rogue river In full force Wednesday when numer ous catches were reported, all being statable fish. The hitting hss been slow and slight up till Wednesday morning, and then the fish seemtd to enter into the spirit of the day, ac cording to "Rainbow" Olbson of We asku Inn, and started striking with such speed snd feruclty that fisher men on all stretches of the river were roused to a tense pitch of excitement. Another large Chinook weighing 25 pounds wss reported by William Meeks of this city who caught It Wednesday forenoon, Just as the flah started hitting. He hooked the fish Just a short distance from the city limits. J. L. Ohrlatlleb of this olty report ed the largest local catoh this season with a 37 pound Chinook he hooked Wednesday afternoon. This catch Is second only to the 55 pound salmon pulled in Tuesday by Ben Harrison of Long Beach. A number of local fishermen are now going out with blood In their eye, Intent on holding up their rep utation of southern Oregon sports men and not letting a southern Cali fornia citizen come 1000 miles to take the biggest catch of the year out from under their noeea. A 60 pound Chinook Is their goal for the re mainder of the run. 30E ODOl :odo OEZ01 ODOl Eenimnmmy E5etiei?nai THE HOME OF DREAD LUCE MOTHER MADE INSPECTED EGGS FOR EASTER OUR EGG INSPECTOR has handled thousands of eggs today In an ticipation of your Easter requirements. One by one, every egg was inspected before an electric testing box in which there was a light strong enough to enable our inspector to see through the egg. Every one that goes to our counters is good and strictly fresh. This service is yours, not just at Easter time, but every day in the year and it costs you nothing extra. It's just one of the many things we do to make the Groceteria the best place to trade just an added precaution to in sure that better quality you have learned to expect. With eggs, as with all foods: It costs no more to be sure of quality . at the Groceteria. MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.'S SATURDAY MONDAY GARDEN SUPPLY SIPECHALS BIRD HOUSES An Ideal Batter (lift for Motlier Painted or Unpatnted Many Style to Select From 50c to $1.25 ea. Biroh Bark Houses Slightly Higher Dahlia Bulbs An nuortment of finer varieties ea. 10c Gladiola Bulbs Only the very choicest ftorti doz .25c Ill II 1111' Ready-Made Trellis Made of Lasting Oedar and Sold at Prlcea Below the Cost of Construction U U U L) Hose Sale (10 ft. length of new. molded rub ber hose with (It-tings. $2.75 A real value Ask about our "Built-in" Sprinkler system Hose Reduced In price Lawn Mower BARGAINS Our Stock Contains Only Strictly Depend able Machines-Mowers that Give Satisfaction and Preserve the Beantv of Your Lawn. Get a Real Mower at Saorifice Prioes. Snapdragon Plants, per doz.. . 30c Geum Plants, per doz ... .40c Pansy Plants, per doz.. . . .45c Individually Potted Perennials TWO YEAR OLD STOCK 'BLOOM THIS YEAH Delphinium Columbine ) r jy 2 Primrose EACH 2C for Aubretia ' 35c Onion Sets, qt. 15c; 2 qts 25c Sweet Corn, any variety, per lb 20c BUB BFANS Xr'nrle. ,1 0m LAKE -110 own, pole bean lb. aSOC Rhubarb Roots, large size, each. . . .15c Betty Crocker Bakery Specials For the Easter Feast Hot Cross Buns, doz 150 Butter Rolls Our most popular roll, doz. 130 Easter Cookies, Rabbits, Chickens, etc. 2 doz. 230 Betty Crocker Cakes, 5 varieties, two sizes 230, 390 BREAD Real Home Flavor l ib. loaf .......... 3 for 130 lVS-lb. loaf 2 for 130 Easter Candies Easter Baskets nice assortment of candies, each 100 to 590 Easter Crates, candy filled 50 Chocolate Eggs and baskets filled with Whitelaw's Candies $1.00, $1.25, $2.00 Chocolate Eggs, decorated with name, etc, each 50 Box Chocolates Wide assort ment 390 to $1.50 Fine quality small Candy Eggs, pound 200 and 250 Special Easter Needs and Other Thrift Items Pineapple, slioed or orushed, Hunt'i Supreme quality No. 2 can 4 2for25t;No. can IOC Hesperin Sliced Pineapple broken slices No. 2'A oan OP. 2 for , COU Shrimp Miss Lou brand, 4Q. fancy large shrimp, 2 cans Crab Meat Korean brand, 2 cans ... ......... ........ 25c Tuna Pish White Star brand mall oan 100; medium 0"7f can 15tJ lwge No. 1 oan ' New Asparagus fresh p. and crisp, lb " Ripe Olives Elsinore brand. 4 ft large olives, tall oan I UC Green Peas or New Pots- Qf" toes ... 3 lbs. CQG o D o Celery Extra large Chula Vista . 10c Campbell's Soups all 1 Cm varieties 2 cans I WW Corn Tender Sweet Brand White or Golden OC No. 2 can 3 for COG Shoe Peg Corn fancy i H f quality white corn, No. 2 can I U C 10c Easter Egg Dye all colors, pkg. Corned Beef No. 1 square 4 Ek can ... I 3C Oyster Cocktail Sauce 99 Knight's, large bottle HOC Jello all flavors 2 pkgs. After Dinner Mints. Lb. 15c 29c Oranges Fancy Sunkist family sise, 2 dog... 33 C Pink Salmon No. 1 tall 4 Q. can . .2 cans I 9C Sperry's Hotcake and Waf- sj. Wheat Flakes Sperry's fJC 10 lb. sack 33 C Cream of Wheat large pkg. , , Guittard'i Ground Choco late, 1 lb. can 20c 22c Flour Mapleleaf 49 lb. 99,: Xt:. $1.09 Drifted Snow Flour aa No. 10 family sack. 33 C Morning Milk tall can 4V2C P. and G. Soap Finest of J" all laundry soaps, 10 bars C9C Spinach Something Different brand. No. 2yi can ? 2 for fcOC fie Flour, No. 10 bag , Corn Meal White or Yellow, No. 10 bag 19c Bob White Soap 10 bars 22c Dash a lot for the money and very fine quality. 5 lb. pkg. Vjl white granulated soap 3 f C Crisco Finest for baking a real all purpose shortening 1 lb 17: o ids. 47; 6 lbs Z. 93c HAM You will want the best for Easter. A special selection of Swift's Premium Hams. Sliced or sold half or whole ham in both stores. It will cost no more to be sure of the best quality. FOUNTAIN DINNER Roast Oregon turkey or baked premium ham, both with all the trimmings ..... .25c Cake a la mode...,., 10c Ice cream regular 10c serving :.. ;.r.....5c ca attes c& Lyfilnai?il SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone East Side 752; West Side 428. D o D o o n o O D o o n o o D o o D o o D o o D o QCBQiqpuoj 10 no: LOcsao