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Newspaper Page Texto irFDFOTCD MAIL TT?TBTTNE, MEnFORD. OREGOX, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1933. PAOE SEVEN 7 . . -i DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad HERE ARB m RATES: Per word flrart insertion So Each additional Insertion, -lo per wora illlnlnlim 10rt ' Per lino per month, without copy changes 1-as Phone 75 L ft LOST ISsTmall pony.V L. Walsh. 536 LOST if dog mlasing call 1518. HELP WANTED FEMALE )wANTBD-01rl for ho- wor and caring for child. Gooo Jome and spending money. Box 13049 Tribune. HELP WANTED-MALErIALE .5.1 women of Southern Oregon navlng sale, abilities. Not house to Sous? No investment required. Write for Interview: or drive over to Cold Hill any evening, and in quire at Nuet oarase for Neon lte Man." NEONITE. Box 577, Gold Hill. Oregon. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN. miaaie ' s,Me. wlshea posltn or i ranch or wholesale nouw. w "tTH MIDDLE AGED LADY on, girl want. . house Kepprn. . c- ....Tn .AAMntant ftfld Of flee manager will keep email set Of books complex or pel...... services for necessities. References. B'W 13075 Trimine. ,-,.-,,-, ....umi-a ..tl 4n ilotl n.lnt- SArtKl rmr. i on. wi.. v. 0 i In interior decorating - general PHIIC JOOB uo" " - T. ,7,-,,- . J .. iMr.n 4av work of any kind. 35c per hour 81.75 day. Mrs. Tharp. 37 Quince 641-L. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy light cordwooa saw outfit Wltn or wibiiuui. Box 13.265 Tribune. WANTED TO RENT Small house ftvm owner, with bath, garage, not more than mue ouv. Tribune. m Lvrr-vr i-l.lt ... Alir Office fOT latest and lowest Golden Anniversary prlcea on all types oi wire for all wire requirements, special , .,........ nHm nnv c-revall . Write for details. We cut rolla. Ship anywhere as save you money. io iw made of wire Aak us. Volney Dix on, rage fence suite 1000. Riverside avenue. Phone 268, Med- ford. Oregon. wKTEn Tn huv used wardrobe steamer trunk. (Must be reason able) Telephone 604-w. WANTED Heavy work team, let place norm Airway iwww BtQuwu. WANTED Pour chairs A: round table cheap Blackwell Hill Service Sta. LOAN Good security. Phone 319-R EMPTY covered truck returning from Butte. Montana, April 17 wants lertd rrom mere or points eu iuuw Phone 1044-X. Hawlev Transfer. WANTED--Wool, mohair. Wool bags. twine for sale. Medford Bargain House. 2? N. Grape St. Tel. 1062. would like one or two elderly neo. hp.e ro care for In tv home. Phone hi I-A.. O IO 1. wirp uoiwi. wwi"En Diwuii fcharoened mow - nnH frt- th aeason. We file g;m aaws sharpen safety, straight raxors. scissors. UKXsmitning. soi de.'ng, flxlt work 44 North Front WANTED Household goods, stoves tools, or what have you. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Phone 1062 FOR RENT HOUSES 'Vur; S house for rent. Inquire 817 w iotn. FOR RENT Modern 4-room house, good location, close In: electric range. Phone 498-H. William Ol son. 302 VANCOUVER, good condition, stoves, reasonable rent. Call 105. 1006 E JACKSON, recently reflnlsh ed. reasonable rent Call 105. MOD3RN home. 112 Summit, excel lent condition. Phone 105. 27 WASHINGTON completely furn Isaed. garden spot, and chicken house. Phone 105. HOUE3 $10. $12 50 and $15. water pa'd; wood range. Phone 105. FOR RENT 5 -room modern home, . breakfast nook, lots of built-lns hardwood floors, fireplace, hot air furnace, well furnished, electric re frigerator, overstuffed set, $40, wav er paid. Phone 728. FOR RENT Four room house. In quire 211 Vancouver Ave. SMALL furn. houM, cheap. 801 No. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room cottage, unfurn ished; two 2-room apartment, weu furnished. By week or month. In quire at 317 E. Jackson Tel. 749-Y. DESIRABLE house always In first cIsjss condttlon for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. ATTRACTIVE two rooms, furn.: gar age; water paiu. .i au wi w. FOR RENT Homes Purnlahed or unfurnlahed. Brown & White FOR RENT 4-room duplex with fas range and heater. 510 North Harr iett. Phone 341-R-l. HOMES FOR KENT Call 798. FOR RENT Purnlsned 6-room mod irn house Call at tie S Riverside FURN HOUSES. O. A- DeVo. FOB RENT BOARD AND ROOMS GOOO ROOM and board, reasonable rates. 704 North central. BOARD AND ROOM a 718 E Main Rates very moderate. FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3 ROOM apt. With garage 413 No. ivy. FOR RENT Newly decorated nicely furnished apartment. Aaun. oi a Oikdale. nrR RENT Furnished apartment. overstuffed: hardwooa floors, iignt end heat. Mali Tribune. Phone 7a FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 1 2. 3 and 4-room. 1205 East Main. FURNISHED apartment Durell Court 329 N Holly. , phone 1232-W FOR RENT FURNISHED BOOMS LOVELY room, reasonable. Must be seen to ov njiuicviaww ........ Orange. FRONT ROOM, separate entrance ATTRACTIVE rooms. 40 8. Grape. FOR RENT Comfortable rooms: pri vate entrance One Block from Main St. Reasonable rate, m o Central. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Good busine&n. amall overhead. Price only ?aso.oo. (some te-ma. Box 13097 mbune. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound work norse. iuu ids., i years Walter Jones. 2nd house below bridge, So. Ashland. WOOD for jay or potatoes near Trail R O Skellenger. Frail Or. FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE CHEAP, terms or rent. 4 room house newly painted and kal aomined. near school; nice garden spot at corner of Sunset . and Co lumbus. 909 Sunset. FOR SALE Good 8 room bouse (east frnt) and aloe lot close to Berry dale store A great bargain at 450 Terms Phone 617-L, FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5Vfr acres, partly watered. Thickens, garden. 6 fruit. 8 berries, walnuts, cheap for cash: no trade. Box 141. Jacksonville Tools LAND NOW $2500 AO acres on Applegate. Pree water, nice new bungalow -10 acres alfalfa. Everything goes, 2500. Terms on part Also SERVISE STATION SITE $950. New highway to Central Point. Best location In Southern Oregon. Roads on three sides. An Income proposi tion. $450 cash, balance terms. Also 1 ACRES. COUNTRY PLACE NICE HOME $1575. Chicken house, 5 -room bungalow, cuv water. On new highway. $376 cash, balance terms. J C. Barnes, 18 S. Central. Phone 910-Y. ACREAG13 Bid?. Loan or Copco stock accepted. Phone 170-J-2. FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 acres. Will sell cheap for cash 025 Rcddy Ave. FOR SALE OR LEASE Reai bargain for cash, might consider terms to responsible party, l acre, nouse. garage, hen house; good soil and location. Close in Also electric range. Phone 1149-Y or write Box 129. Route 1. WHEN you think oi real estate think of Brown & White. FOR SALE A0TOMBILE9 FOR SALE Light fl-cyllnder sedan. god condition. Reasonable terms. Bix 13258 Tribune. FOR SALE Chrysler 4 passenger coupe. Will take car in trade, terms on Balance, pnone ioau-j. FOR SALE Model T Ford touring, cheap. Phone 12 -F-23. Ashland. SPORT ROADSTER Late model. Six wire wheels. Will trade for tight sedan in A-l shape. Owner must hawj two seated car. if lntoresiea address "Car Owner" cars Tribune giving model and facta concerning your seaan. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Bronze turkey egsra 10c each. Elmer Harris. Route lo. Box 435, Medford, southwest of Phoenix. POULTRY FOR SALE-Leghom chlcka 7c; Reds 7'ic, hatching eggs, wood choppers wanted. Keller. Jackson ville, sterling roaa. TURKEY eszn for sale. 15c each. Call 132-R, Medford. HANSEN triple pedrigTe! baby chicks, $10 per mind red. Custom hatching. 2c per tt Eakln FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching ees, laying strain. $2.50 hundred Baker Service Station. DRESSLER'S Squsre Deal Hatchery, 1107 E Main. Phone 1569-Y. FOR SALE KKUITS Si VEGETABLES LAROF SIZED DarkeO ripe D An Jour 50c. Big 7 Fruit Warehouse, l I'D st fToni. FOR SALE Good Delicious appiea and Newtown culls- or will trada t n wood or whatever you Have, Jot iUntor. Rt. 4, Box FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Springer cowa. Bill Hol man. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Young saddle pony. M, F. Barlow. Talent. FOR SALE Good Jersey cow. 33 No. peach street. FOR SAIaE 20 head of horses and mules. Ray Moran. Central Point RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulx. Beagle FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Five shares of Jackson County Building and Loan stock. Make an offer. Tribune Box U264. LAROE KELVIN ATOR for sale cheap. Like new. Free delivery. Phone 1458-L. FOR SALE Electric range. Eads Trans, can ai. FOR 6ALE Ford son tractor first clasa oondltlon. complete wun wriring equipment. Cost 1085. - inn tiT.ll sL- iAam ni4 hlLT- rlOW uwv. iri.i vnw - neas as part payment. Address Bowen. KOgue rtiver. ALFAl.FA. corn. O. A DeVoe. IF INTERESTED in good Gladlolua k...iv. .-i. rn- lut. Pinitt'a Glad. Gitdens. P. O. Box 402 Grants Pass. Oregon. FOR SALE German rollers, porch wtn, furniture, dlhea, etc. Phone 407-Y. FOR SALE large electric brooder. IB.00; or will trade for feed. See it at Samson's Feed Store. LAVK MODEL U-tube Phl'.co console A real oargaln for cash. Tel. 906-U SPRING CLEARANCE SALE at ParK Landscape Co. Complet nursery stock priced to sell. Rock plants our apeclalty. 806 North Riverside. SOME real bargains in Farm Tools. 2 3-10 Tractor alow. 12-12 Plow. 3gprms tooth Harrows. 1 75-tooth Harrow almost new. 3 Tractors. Disc Uarrows. S Used Sprayers t Wagon, almost new. 1 Garden Tractor. 3 Fordson Tractors. 1 McCormlck -Deenng Tractor. I John Deere Tr tutor, almost new. 1 Oletrac Tractor 1 Offset Dtso Harrow HUBBARD BROS . INC. Terms on part Cor. Main 5s fltv. SUPER FEX oil neater, cheap. Phou 1012 MEN. all leather work gloves China goat 7&c Men womena jacxers made to measure Lewis Carpenter 30ft So Newtown, btfedlord. FOR SALE Roller canaries 633-J -3 ORCHARDISTS Don't neglect your orchards. Better daya are ahead For Pear, Treea Cherry. Apple Peach. Apricot. Almond, Plum. Walnuts. Filberts, Grapes- Rosea. Shrubs, etc., call at W B. Bar num, Medford, 8 miles south on Pacific highway or phone 851R2 Carlton Nursery Company. Carlton. Oregon. GET the 'No Hunting' and trespass ing signs at the Man rrnune Job office: printed on jiotta to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALS Used sewing machines, all make, is up; terms u desired ah makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine, Co. 24 N Bartlett POR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming Phone wia-J MISCELLANEOUS WALL PAPER cleaned good as new. UAU a3-j. ttcasonaoie rates, r. m Goodman. WANTED Expert Shoe Re pairing by Richard O. Wise at V. M Kldd & Co. Best quality material at tr.ces to meet every purse It's sciart to buy good shoe and then kep them repaired Kldd's Shoe 3?re, i&s easi, Main LA '.VN MOWERS SHARPENED for 75c Wjrk suaranteed. Call and dellva: free Phone 261 .Medford Cycle & tt:air onop, 4a no tit oi. OET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job jrrloe: printed on eloth to with stand the rain and weather HA WLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack- an ana movers special livestock moving equipment Prices right Satisfaction guaranteed 619 North Riverside Phone '044-X BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. AHHTRAUl CO. Abstracts ol Title and Title Insnrance. The only complete T 1 1 1 r System In Jack top County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. A OS tracts of Title, Title Insurance Rooms a and 6. No 82 north Centra Are upstairs Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg Myrtle Andrews. Pbone 1181. K xpert Window Cleaners. LEI OEOROE DO IT - Tel 1172 douse cleaning Floor waxing Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JUS DEPARTMENT Best equipped pnt in southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds: book Dindlng; loose-leaf ledgers, and blanks. Billing systems, duplicating cash sales alipe and everything in the printing Una. 28-30 N Orape Pbone 7ft Money to Lena. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS. Three per cent per month on un paid balsnos No other charge See W E Thomas. 45 8 Central O round floor Cratertan Theatre Bldg State License No S-151 Public Stenographer. ILLUSTRATED MIEMOORAPHINO MAILING SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY Orace C. Voss U INoua Cent: si Psoas 1X2 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Electrical Service. FLYSN ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Repairs day or nlte Phone 565-Y BADS PR AN tn FEB at STORAGE CO Office 1016 No Central Phone 818 Prices right. Service guaranteed RE1NKJNO TRUCKING CO Trans fer and Storage. We haul anything at a reasonable prloe. tit No Fit Street Phone 332 L PORTLAND. Ore.. Aplrl 18 (AP) Introducing several new -holds that; Portland fans had seldom seen before. Otis KUngman of Oklahoma made his Pacific northwest debut by de feating FlaaU Kelly of Los Angeles, two falls out of three, in the main event of last night's wrestling match here. A hold known as the -chin lock won the first fall for KUngman in less than ten minutes. Kelly responded with a series of flying reverse head- locks to take the second fall In 16 minutes and even up the match. The newcomer to the northwest, however, put on a leg rocker hold that forced Kelly to the floor in less than four minutes. The match was fast and was Jlttle marred by slugging and punching. Logger Helbert. 161, St. Helens. Ore,, took one fall from Hug Adams, J62, Portland, to win tae soml-wlnd- up. Adams was unable to return after the first fall. Hal Cox, 156, Denver, defeated Tony Marino, 152. Argentina, In the pre liminary, getting two straight falls. FIFTEEN SALMON TAKEN AT RAPIDS GRANTS PASS, April 18. (Spl.)-r-A report on the fishing at Savage Raolds dam. Sunday, was issued Monday by Rainbow Gibson of We ankn Inn, to the effect that 15 sal mon were landed Sunday, and ten others hooked. The largest salmon, which weighed 374 pounds, was caught by L J. Oo- ble of Klamath Falls. Carroll Cornell of this city caught the limit in sal mon, the average weight being 25 pounds. Gibson stated that 7 limits in trout were caught and one fresh run steel head landed, the latter being caught by Ed Kenstra who resides near Sav age Rapids dam. All the flan reported were landed on halt, as the water was too cloudy for fly fishing. Ashland Anglers First Into Lake Bert Freeman and Clarence Woods of Ashland were undaunted by frozen worms for bait, and because of their unconquerable desire for fish, hacked the Ice in Fish lake Sunday and re turned with the limit of trout The two men went Into the lake Saturday, and are reported as the first there this season. Mail Tribune Daily across L Equine animal 4. Discount 10. Serpents 14. Regret 15. Baffles IS. Curtain 17. Reglona 19. Gentlemen 20. According to fact 2L Mountain Chains 23. Seesawed 25. Exclamation of delight 28. Bar of wood or metal 38. Breaths heav ily In sleep 29. Color 3U Preserved In tins 34. RIma fc 35. Avarlca 3S. 611 39. Outfit 40. Showert 4L- Guiding strap of a bridle 12. Conjunction 43. Urn)n of "The Flying Dutchman" 14. Encircles to. Puts a tennis ball Into play 47, Dlfcolora 19. Frame for airing clothes 51. Sfm 52. Symbol for tantalum Solution of Yeaterday'a Puzzla OVAjAN O 64. Hurried 57. Mfldieval Greek brigand il. Continent 60. Ancient Irish capital ?. Small Island 63. Exchange for money S4. Shlrki 65. Anglo-Saxon money of account d7. Cronies fit. Separate 69 Thrice: pre fir E L K 5 D E CDtP IIIIIHO E Hi 2: NCH ROAMiDADl 5 15 ME LltX il AM III liME L T E R.B RJM AMEN illjO N 5 IDE k E N ill!! A T E 5 A a1ntse1l1seeait : H : m ' 15 ''X, " ! Si p 2 16 lf -ML 27 JT" p; 23 . 2A IF .t i H wr ZM- 2 lfc I WT jf7" 2 M'M Ja'js"- 5 7? Si St j : MA,,,,,,, 2 ill iKl ZjZ Zj iH "IP; ' ' ', M TO BURNLEAGUE 'Doormat" Club Loses First Three Tilts By Breaks Best Pitching In Majors Shown By McManus Men. By Herbert W. Barker fAasoctated Press Sports Writer. Nothing so far this major league season has been quite so startling as the magnificent showing of the Bos ton Red Sox, for years the doormat of the American league. The atandlngs, coldly mathemati cal, show the Sox have won only one game in four but with a little luck It might just as well have been four victories and no defeati. Maybe It won't last long but Man ager Marty McManus has been 'get ting Just about the best pitching in either league. His mound smen, call ed upon to face the clubs ptcked to finish one-two the New York Yan kees and Washington Senators have allowed precisely 23 hits in four games, less than six a game. Breaks Cost Games The "breaks" coat the Sox their first two games with the Yankees. Paul Andrews. Bob Kline and John Welch held the champions lo nine hits while Boston was clouting Ver non Gomes for 13 In the opener but Lou Gehrig's homer with two on enabled the Yankees to win. 4-8. Bob Wetland granted only five safe ties In the second battle but Char ley Ruffing clouted a homer with the bases filled In the ninth and the champions won again. 6-2. Dusty Rhodes and Kline collaborated on another five-hit masterpiece against Washington Saturday but once more the Sox found lady luck frowning on them and they went down, 3-L Such ill fortune couldn't continue Indefinitely, and Tom Yawkey'a club finally broke Into the winning col umn yesterday, spilling the Senators. 4-2, as Henry Johnson, aided and abetted by Kline and Welch, held Washington to tour hits, And in the process, the Red Sox cracked Alvln Crowder's two year winning streak of 16 games In succession. Tigers Trim Chlsnx The weather man permitted play ing of only two other games, both In the American league. The Chicago White Sox assaulted Vie Sorrell and Art Herring for five runs in the flrat Inning but Detroit's Tigers came back to tie the count In the eighth and win In the tenth. 8-8, when the young rookie outfielder, Ervin Fox. cracked a home run with two on. Another Rookie, Jo Jo White, cli maxed the eighth Inning rally that tied the score with a homer with one on. The St. Louis Browns won their first victory of the season, bunching five hits off Willis Hud in and Oral HUdebrand for tour runs In the sixth and a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. It was Cleve land's first defeat. Irvine Hartley went the route for the Browns and gave up only six hlta. Cross-Word Puzzle . Extracts 10. Behind a vessel , 11. Capitulates 12. Oliver Wen dell Holmsa character 13. Ovule 13. Coincides 22. Yellow ocbar 24. Leaping amphibian 27- Second highest mountain lb North America St. The world tree of Noras mythology 30. Court orders 32. pABsaga out 33. Clamors 34. A get 35. Take the chief men) 27. Growing out 40. Took offense 41. Wsabts lightly 43. Dry 44. Like a young woman 46. Parti n e cel lar y to Ufa 49. Noah's vtsie) 60. Plunder: archaic 52. In that place 63. Oil of roae petali 54. Fattener 56. On the ocean 66. Minced oath 68. Conspire l. Town In Ohio 66. Out of: prefix N I & A Y 5 DOWN L Australian palm cock atoo t. Soft twilled silk fabric I. Ohiarvcd 4. Closet again 6. Elevated rail way: colloq. I. Public con veyances colloq. T. Mine entrance 5. Either of two musclen in the body Babe Strolls To First Base Often Statistics Show NEW YORK. Aplrl 18. (API Th. d.mon baaaball atatlattclana Bra In again: When Baba Rul.h waa walked three tlmea in the New York Yan kee Philadelphia Athletlo game Sunday, alert figure hound an nounced the home-run alugRer had been given a total of 1,818 paasea In regular aeaaon games dur ing hla long career. They went even further and figured that thoae paasea represented almost 31 miles of walking for the Babe. E L (By the Associated Pre) With Oakland and 5? era men to making their Initial stands away from home and Portland and Seattle appearing In their own parks for the first time this season, the Coaat lengue pennant race entera Its third week today. Two weeks ago the Oaks were re membered as a seventh-place finisher laat season and rated a certain sec ond division club this year. Sitting apto the league pile when they take the field against San Francisco's Seals today. Ray Brubaker'B hustlers are regarded as the one Coast team most likely to be In the running next October. The Portland Beavers entertain Hollywood's hard-hitting Stars fresh from a series triumph over Los An geles that shoved them irt- triple tie for second place. Ti oeavers dropped their series with Oakland and that with San Francisco by sin gle game margins but are due to be gin showing some of the form that won them the 1033 pennant. The last-place Seattle Indians, soundly trounced by L0.1 'eles and Sacramento In their California ap pen ranees, have a busy week In pros pect playing hosts to the Missions. Sacvnmetno and the Angeles, the other two-thirds of the triangular second-place setup, face each other at Los Angeles. 4 Mat Results (By tho Associated Press) NEW YORK Jim Browning, 230, Verona, Mo., won by decision over Nick Lutze, 330, California, 94:00 (bout halted by 11 o'clock law). CAMDEN, N. J. Carl Davis, 310, Columbue, Ohio, won two out of three (alia from Dick Davlscourt, 33S, California. MONTREAL, Que. Joe Malcewlcz, 302. Utlca, N. Y.. defeated Qua Son nenberg, 300, Boston, two fall, to one. King Tut Given Technical Kayo SAN FRANCISCO. April 18. (AP) King Tnt, its pounds, Minneapolis, won a technical knockout victory ov er Bibs Marino, 101 San Francisco, aa the letter's left arm was disabled by a Mow In the fifth round of their ten-round match here last night. Untl) the right awing crippled hta arm, Marino had a wide margin In the battling. 1 Tolo TOLO, April 17 (Bpl.) Ernestine Tracy was honor guest at a birthday dinner Tuesday, given by her alster, Mrs. John Bohnert of Central Point. J. P. Houlihan arrived by. atage Wednesday from Los Angeles to be near hla wife, who Is aerlously 111. An Interesting meeting, celebrating Arbor Day, was held by Tolo Commu nity club Thursday. It was aaluta- tlon to the flag, song by all, roll call, "My Favorite Tree, and Why." readings, "What do we plant when we plant a tree." Dorothy Houlihan: "Arbor Day," Mra. Denver Davis; "He Who Plant an Oak," Mrs. John Green. A tree contest (nut trees) was en Joyed, In which Mrs. Denver Davis and Dorothy Houlihan tied for hon ors. Treea. remlnlacence of child hood days, brought out much dis cussion. Refreshments were served. Mlas Dorothy Kotillhsn will be hostess to the club April 37. Hunting colored eggs ,wss the big event at school Friday, where Mrs. Thurston had an Easter frolic for her pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper and Mrs. Cooper's son. Buddy Reed, of Klemath Falls, will spend Easter with the Denver Davis family. PLENTY OF BEER FOR AAHLAND. April 18 (Spl.) Fol lowing the first week of trying to anppi:' Ashlsnd customers with the new 3 2 per cent beer all dealera were well tupplled last Saturday as all de mands were being met. In practical ly ft'., places where the beverage Is being served Increased Interest In pretzels and, other foods which nat ural'y go with beer. Is noticed. No draught beer has yet been received here. . , An Instant, accurate credit report may be obtained from the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau while four cus tomer waits. WHITE WILL FACE 1 CLASSY PUNCHER TOMORROW NIGHT Jack Wills Comes From California To Test Fistic Prowess Medford's Pride Good Card Lined Up, Kerb White, Medford's pride, vtU meet a little colored puncher from California here Wednesday In the six round main event at the Armory and Herb will have a new experience in his rapid climb to ftstlo fame for his dusky opponent not only likes to fight, but can and how. Jack Wills, the invading battler, although only nineteen, has had 31 fights and hi yet to be beaten. Wills, who rates high in California fistic circles, packs a dynamite punch which has floored most of bis opponents. In addition to the classy main event. Promoter Mack Llllard has carded a semi-final which will have the fans on the edge of their seats, with Cort Mitchell, the fast coming local welterweight, swapping socks with Jimmy Hall of Ashland. Hall, in his last appearance In a Medford ring handed Tex Porter a knockout. MrCunn Fucea Rell The top preliminary bout will fea ture Dewey Hill's Prospect pride, Flash McCann against Johnny Bell of Klamath Falls. McCann demon strated a powerful punch In hla bat tie here last week against Roy Harris. Phoenix lad. Harris will have a chance to redeem himself tomorrow night when he faces Carl Crapo, Kla math Falls fighter. I.lllnrd Knthuod Llllard was enthusiastic today over the fact that he was able to bring a battler of the class or Wills here to meet Herb White. "I'll atake my reputation as a matchmaker that Jack Wills wilt make good with Med ford fans said the popular little promoter. "Wills don't know how to stall, and there will be real, action every minute he is In there," he con tinned. "If Herb is able to take Wills he will find an easy path ahead for the bigger money In the fight Griffin Creek ORIFFIN CREEK, April 17 (Spl.) P. T. A. dance at the packing house Saturday night was attended by a large crowd. Miss Maxlne Boone of Jacksonville was a week-end guest of Miss Mary risk. Committee of the P. T. A. met at Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Durham's April 14 and made plans for the meeting April 38. There are a number of children out of school with whooping cough. Oth ers on the etclc list are Mrs. H. O. Best who has been quite HI for some time and little Elinor Skeins amall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Skeins has bronchial pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Cummlngs, Jr., were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs, Leon Brown this past week and Monday they left for Klamath county to be gone Indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flck and sons were visiting at the J. D. Brown home Sunday. The Jacksonville P. T. A. has ex tended an Invitation to the Griffin Greek p. T. A. to attend their pro gram April 31. There Is no admis sion charge. The Elks band of Med ford Is to entertain for an hour. Mrs. A. E. Simmers was calling on Mrs. H. C. Best Thursday afternoon. Miss Alice Walton of Jacksonville was a week-end guest of Mrs. Umo Klme. Mr. and Mrs. aeorge Horner and daughter, Alice, spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Durham and daughter, and all enjoyed a hike on the htU picking flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foreman have their new house nearly completed and expect to be moved In about a week. Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, April 17. (Spl.) Mrs. Mary Duggan. who recently re turned from Eugene, was very 111 Monday, necessitating a doctor's at tention and I now slowly Improving. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Conley, Mrs. Nate Mllkowskl and children, and Mr. and Mra. Ed Morgan and baby are visiting this week with relatives at Fort Klamath. Mrs. Jim Crawford reports the loss of over two donen Jars of home can ned meats by a thief who visited her fruit house recently. Several nelgh- bora have reported suspicious actlona of night maraudera passing through their premises early In the morning In a recent county test of dairy herds. Dick Straus held the county record, based on qusllty and alee of herd. Mr. Straus has a milking herd of over forty cows. O. T. Wilson received a doctor's attention for an Injured eye last week, when a piece of emery was re moved. Miss Krms May. Miss France, Wil son and Albert and Arthur Straua at tended the Pomona Orange drill prac tice at central point Monday night Members of the Ledtee' Industrial club expressed themselves aa having had t wonderful time when enter tained at Mrs. Jos McKnlght'a at Oold Hill Thursday afternoon. Re- fresbmenta were aerved by the ho. teases, Mrs. McSnlght and her dau ghter, Mlaa Thelma. In spite of the low price received for turkeys lsst yesr. there will ap parently be about the aame output this rear from this district. Meteorological Report April 18. 1933. night and Wednesday. Not much change In temperature. uregon: cloudy with occasional rain northwest nortion m.t mnicht or Wednesday. Freezing temperature east portion tonight. Lowest temperature this morning 36 degrees. Ten.Deraturs . vnr n t... Highest 07; lowest 37. Total precipitation alnce Septem ber 1. 1033. 13.17 inches. Relative humidity at a p. m. yes terday 37 decrees: A a. m. tnti.v o degrees. Sunset today 0:35 p. m. Tomorrow: Sunrise 8:34 a. m. Sun set 6:B8 p. m. Observations Taken at A A. M. 120th Meridian Time II I. HIT Boston Cheyenne Chicago Kureka Helena Los Angeles 34 Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Rain Clear Cloudy Clouay Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear 43 36 .06 88 53 .74 46 54 42 24 42 .01 46 44 T 44 38 T 40 54 T MEDFORD 44 New Orleans 78 New York 56 ....- 70 .....h... 82 58 Omaha Phoenix ....... Portland Reno Roseburg ..... 40 . S3 . 98 . S3 . 98 Salt Lake San Francisco . Seattle .....,m, Spokane ....,... B0 Walla Walla M Washington, D.O. 79 Eden Precinct EDEN PRECINCT, April II (Spl) Frank Swingle, whose land laya east of Phoenix, has opened up a ledge whclh promises to be a paying proposition. The ledge, he says, has laid exposed many years, but there had never before been found any gold on the east side of Bear creek. Valuable coal deposits are located Just north of the Swingle ledge and oil In small quantities has shown Is wella In the locality. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Plmkston of Thompson creek came out to the White Wing poultry farm Saturday and took home a lot of baby chlcka. Clinton Carey, who has been bed fast alnce October, la able to walk short distances this paat week. He enjoys company now and hla many old friends visit him dally. Mlas Bertha Hayman of Talent vis ited at the Noah Chandler home last Thursday. Colver Furry went to Phoenix Fri day to see about the ditch that was being put across the amall tract which he la farming this aeaaon. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Parker of Trek and Mr. and Mrs. Thurber Cole of Aahland called at the 0. Carey bom Friday afternoon. Mrs. Donna Oraffea, Mrs. Edmonla Anderson and son Csrl, P. M. Sheets, Mrs. Otto Csster and Harry Barne burg were visitors In Medford Sat urday. Mr. Holdbrook and family and hla father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Holdbrook Sr., who are renting the farmer A. S. Furry place on tha highway south of Phoenix, went to Klamath county Sunday where they visited another son of Mr. Hold, brook's. Many of th gardeners are going to Klamath county to purchase their seed potato, because they feel they are paying exhorbltant prices for them after they reach the retail mar. ket In Medford. It la reported. The gathering for Easter service on Rader hill Sunday morning waa not aa largely attended aa It waa expected, owing to the dlsagreeable ness of th early morning, but ther waa a good sired crowd and a beaut iful service. At the church In th morning there waa a large crowd and a fine program. The cantata In th evening waa beautiful and Impres sive. The mall on th rural rout from Talent will be one hour later now, due to the change In the train sched ule. The carrier will not leave th office now until 10:30. Mrs. O. Carey reports a record of snow falling In the valley In 1R2I where It drifted against building eight Inches, on April IT. It waa In th from of halt. Mrs. Carey said. "I have never aeen real anow an lata aa thla before." ' E. A. Psrker and Mr. Holdbrook have cleaned out the ditch and have had th water on their gardens this psat week. Mlas Irene Btandley celebrated her birthday Sunday with a dinner. Only the family and a few guests were present, but a moat enjoyabl tlm waa had. Th table wa beautiful. A large angel food cake graced th center. Several gifts war displayed by th honor gueefc. The many old friends of Mra. Lily Blackwood, are glad to see her again In her old familiar place at church. Mra. Blackwood apent th winter with her granddaughter, Mra. Oeorg Jack son, at Pomona. Calif. Thimble elub of Oak Circle. Neigh bors of Woodoraft of Phoenix, apent Friday afternoon with Mra. Louise Colver. Ther will be an Important meet. Ing of Oak OtrrU at th Orange hall In Phoenix Thursday afternoon and all of th older member eapecteuy, are asked to be In attendance. Mat ters pertaining to s special sses ment will be explained and plans to meet emergency measures for th next two or three month will fe talked over. B4 46 1.34 Rain 66 33 Clear 30 34 T 60