PAGE NINE
SEATTLE FIELDER CRACKS BALL FIRST TIME AT BAT
DERBY ENTRANTS
OF
Freight loadings of 14 railroads for
week ended April 20 ihow gain of 50,
000 cars over previous week.
were awarded the 924,160 construc
tion job for repairing the Celllo ca
nal on the upper Columbia river, the
award being decided only tn the flip
of a coin.
FINISH MATCHES
TO 22
AS
PORTLAND, Ore., May 6.(AP)
Guthrie & McDougall, contractors.
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BEFORE SUNDAY
Gene Thorndlk, manager of the
Suffer!' tourney now underway at
the Rogue Valley Golf club, an
nounced this morning that all games
In the second flight of the tourney
must be played before Sunday, as the
committee wants to start third flight
frames then.
Rainy weather has held up second
flight play, but golfers and near-
golfers entered In the tourney are
urged to play at least nine holes
between showers, and get the matches
over with. Other tourneys to come
soon make It Imperative that the
present tourney be rushed to com
pletion, he said.
v Matches to be played this week are
' between E. C. Ferguson and Walter
Leveret te, with . the winner to play
Orln Schenck In the third flight;
Robert Ruhl, who will play Eugene
Thorndike In the third flight, Ruhl
having taken two by default, and
Thorndlke having defeated Larry
3c hade two up, and A. B. Cunning
ham. Bert Thlerolf defeated A. 8.
Rosenbaum, and then took his match
from Ray Reter by default. Ray Hen
derson won from George Nellson by
default, and will play Justin Smith,
who drew a bye on the first flight.
P. R. Reum won, four and three,
' from Rawles Moore, and will play the
winner of the Major Morris and P.
H. Johnson match, who have not
been able to play because of rainy
weather. A. H. Endriea won from
George Codding by default, and will
play the winner of the Dr. Kresse
and Jack Porter match.
(By the Associated Press)
With Manager Earl McNeely's fly
ing fists added to their offensive
equipment, Sacramento's Senators
were again pacing the Coast league
today, a game and a half ahead of
the second-place Oaks.
A second-Inning fist fight be
tween McNeely and Manager Ray
Brubaker of the Oaks yesterday i
seemed to fire the Solons with the
desire to administer a licking, and
they did, 11-0. They went Into ac
tion In the next Inning to score the
first of their 11 runs.
The battle of the bosses followed
McNeely's protest of the manner In
which Pool, Oakland outfielder, slid
into third base. '
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Homer Summi, rlghtflelder for the Seattle Indian,, was the first man up the first Inning of the base,
ball season's first game at Los Angeles. He was the first one to make a hit, but Los Angeles came
through to win 3 to 2. Bill Cronln is catching and Umpire Henry Fanning Is calling the balls and strikes.
(Associated Press Photo) -
HORSESHOE STARS
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Med ford 'a star horseshoe pitchers
will meet a five-man team from Ash
land and Grants Pass on the Medford
court Sunday afternoon, to pick a
five or six-man team from southern
Oregon to represent this district In
match at Eugene for the state
championship July 4, according to an
announcement made by local pitch
ers this morning.
Medford's team will be composed
of Hadley and Ray Arthur, G. E.
Shell, Al Simmons and Orvllle Gib
son. The opposition will be com
posed of John Sparlln, George Man
ning and G. Wiles of Grants Pass,
and Dell Lacey and Harvey Sparlln
of Ashland.
The Grants Pass-Ashland combina
tion team beat the Medford team
13 out of 35 games last year, and
this year the local expect to avenge
the defeat.
RACING AND BETTING
IN MULTNOMAH SOON
PORTLAND, May 8. (? The first
t legalized horse racing with parl-mu-tuel
betting In Oregon In nearly 40
years will be seen at the Multnomah
county fairgrounds at Gresham at a
meeting opening June 7.
BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
Coast League.
At Portland - Seattle, postponed,
rain.
At Mission 4, Los Angeles 8.
At Oakland 0, Sacramento 11.
At Hollywood 7. San Francisco 0.
American League.
At Detroit 2, New York 5.
At Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1.
At Cleveland 6, Washington 5.
. At St. Louis-Boston, postponed,
cold. '
National Lenpue.
At New York 3-8; Chicago 1-4.
At Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg 3.
At Boston 0. Cincinnati 4.
At Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 5.
AT
PUBLIC GOLF COURSE
Qualifying rounds at the open tour
nament to be played at the Medford
Public golf course, under the direc
tion of F. W. Chausse, will be played
Saturday and Sunday, Chausse said
this morning and during the follow
ing week. The tourney was sched
uled to start last week-end, but rainy
weather has held up the play.
The public course Is in excellent
condition this spring, with drainage
facilities keeping the course dry, and
the turf of the fairways makes play
possible immediately after a rain.
Greens are also In better condition
than they were last year.
Some low scores are being made
this year, although Keith Baugh
man's par-smashing round of last
year has not been surpassed.
Prizes for both winners and run-ners-up
will be given by Chausse in
the handicap tourney, and although
no qualifying rounds have been
played so far, dozens of Medford's
municipal course golfers are making
plans to enter the play.
INDIAN PHILANTHROPIST
GOES TO LAST REWARD
HOOD RIVER, Ore., May 5. (AP)
They laid old Sam Williams, ven
erable Indian Shaker minister, away
in his grave on Memalocse Island
yesterday with every honor the
rlbesmen and his white friends could
bestow. The aged redskin, widely
.known for his ministrations to other
ndlans and for his charities to the
white people, came to his last sleep
this week..
SEE ADRIENNE for your gradua
tion dress. Organdie or net In pastel
shades and white. Priced at $5.95,
10.95, $16.85.
KITTENBALL SKED
One more team, the senior high
school team, was added to the kitten
ball schedule at the meeting of the
league managers held at the Office
Stationery and Supply Store last
night. Darwin K. Burgher, coach at
the high school, will manage the
team.
Games for next week, scheduled at
the meeting, will be between the
Office Boya and Jennings Tire, and
between the Junior high school and
the Active club for Monday evening.
Lamport's will play chet Leonard's
Oilers Tuesday night, and on Wed
nesday night the newly organized
senior high school squad will play
one of the teams that plays -Monday
night.
The tie between Jennings Tire and
the Oilers, scheduled for last night,
was not played, but, weather permit
ting, it will be played tonight.
Pine Lumbering i
Business Grows
PORTLAND, Ore., May 5. (AP
New business in the western pine ter
ritory amounting to 43,319,000 feet
for the week ending April 38 wae re
ported by the Western Pine associa
tion here today. This represented an
Increase of 65 per cent over the pre
vious week.
Tunnel Completed
NYSSA. Ore., May 5. ( AP) With
out the loss of a single life, the most
hazardous tunnel construction Job
on the Owyhee Irrigation project .has
been completed. The bore is four
and one-quarter miles long and work
men labored on It for three years.
It will carry gravity wtaer to the
large acreage under the Gem unit In
Idaho.
AS RACE NEARS
LOUISVILLE. Ky., May 5. (AP)
Twenty-one colts and one fllty, at
top, are eligible to go to the post
tomorrow In the Kentucky dsrby.
Four or five of the twenty-two were
expeced to be declared out before
post time.
Post position In the huge field was
drawn by Pompoieon, one of W. R.
Coos' entries. Charley 0 drew sec
ond position, Flngal third, and Good
Advice fourth. Ladysmlth Is seventh
and Head Play eleventh from the
rail In the- list of formal entries an
nounced today.
' While the track was sloppy today,
a strong wind blew out of the east,
giving promise of a fast course by
Saturday afternoon provided no addi
tional rain fell.
The tip circulated In some quar
ters that the Coe stable would place
chief dependence in Pomponlus rath
er than Ladysmlth in case of a mud
dy track, was given some credence
when the Pomponlus not only out
worked his stable mate, but turned
In the outstanding spin of the morn
ing. He was well within himself to
rattle off three-eights In :35 4-0 and
the half In :48 3-fl.
Ladysmlth was not extended to
make the same distance In :fil 3-5
after going three-eights In :37 3-5.
LOCAL BOWLERS
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AT BIG T
Leaves for Portland Mrs. Cora
Branham left this morning on the
Shasta for a stay In Portland.
VICTORIA. B. 0., May 5. (AP)
The team of Howell and Mackenzie
of Victoria, went Into the lead Thurs
day in the open doubles events of the
Northwestern International Bowling
congress, turning In a score of 1330
for a long lead over the second place
pair, Southey and Cameron, of Van
couver, who had 1164.
Schulte and Black, of Wenatchee.
were third, with 1159. and Trayllng
and Jones, Vancouver, fourth, with
1141.
Leslie Fox of the Victoria times,
swept Into the open singles lead with
a score of 661. taking the lead from
Trayllng. of Vancouver, who had 650.
Blyth, of Wenatchee, came third, with
643.
In the commercial division singles,
Atkins. Vancouver, topped the list
with 640; Gross, Seattle, had 637;
Turner, Portland, 630, and Prultt ot
Medford, Ore.. 606.
The afternoon scores of United
States players Included: Commercial
doubles, Turner and Faulkenberry,
Portland, 1093: singles, 630 and 504
respectively; Prultt and Eads, Med
ford, 1090 'singles. 606 and 534, and
Theonl and Tickle, Portland, 1042;
singles, 476 and 534.
REDUCED BUDGETS
and shopping at this store go hand in hand. Regardless of how you wish to pay, you're
sure to be pleased here. Every item is marked with the CASH PRICE in red, for those who
wish to secure additional savings for cash. Another price in BLACK also appears on each
item, indicating the cost to those who prefer to pay later.
Beautiful Walnut
Bedroom Set
8 - piece Walnut Dining Room
Suite finished in walnut ... an
unusually attractive set with chairs upholstered in blue velour.
This is a regular $59.00 suite and is priced specially at
CAKE SAVERS
Here is just the thing for summer pic
nicking! Handy cake plate of aluminum,
attractively enameled cover with floral
decoration and removable handle. A real
value at
$1.19
(Main Floor)
$49.50
CRYSTAL VASES
A special lot of various sizes and shapes in
crystal vases. Special tomorrow on our
main floor,
10c-20c-2Sc
(Main Floor)
MATTRESS BARGAINS
WALL PAPER
Right now is the time to buy Wall Paper. We have
a fine choice of new patterns sure to appeal to
home owners. While our present stock lasts we are
offering it at
Y2 Price
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' j "FROM THE CHEAPEST THAT'S O00D TO THE BEST THAT'S MADE"
45-lb. Cotton Felted Mattress . . : an exception
ally comfortable and well made mattress at
such an amazingly
low price ,
A genuine BEAUTY-REST mattress
one, that spells years of service and
hundreds of nights of real
sleeping comfort
NETTERS STRIKE
ASTORIA. Or., May 5. (AP)
Thousands of Chinook aatmon, the
choicest of th species, were Hashing
In from the Paclfte and up the Co
lumbia river today, their progress
toward the spawning grounds ylrtu
ally unchallenged by the gtllneu 01
fishermen.
The lack of that challenge meant
that some 4000 Oregon and Washing
ton fishermen were keeping their
boats off the river; that nearly 1000
cannery workers In this vicinity were
idle: thst at least 14 canneries were
closed.' At a time when the Industry,
one of the most Important In this re
gion, would ordinarily be at the
height of Its activity. It was todsy
practloally at a standstill because a
gap of two cents a pound sepsrated
the fishermen and the packers.
The glllnettera, who ."ruck when
the aeason opened Monday, still de
manded 8 oenta a pound, while the
packera were holding to their original
offer of cents, the opening price
lABt aeason. Seven hundred cannery
workers wslked out In sympathy with
the fishermen.
Officers of the Columbia River
Fishermen's Protective Union declared
today that the strike la spreading up
river, a claim that was supported by
word from Longvlew, Wash. It was
reportod there that fishing was vlr?
tually at a standstill as far upstream
as Kslama.
Prom Ketchikan, Alaska, cams word
that 100 trailers there have decided
to strike In sympathy with the Co
lumbia river gllkicttera.
Bright Spots
By United Press.
Nelsner Bros, reports April sales ot
$1,378,400, an increase of 5.8 per cent
over April, 1933.
Plllsbury Flour Mills, Inc., Increases
Its quarterly dividend rate from 15
cents to 25 cents a share.
W. T. Grant Co. reports April sales
of 6 276,035, an Increase of 4 6 per
cent over April last yesr.
National Automobile Chamber ol
Commerce reports April output of
members was 137,300 units, a gain of
62 per cent over March and S per
cent over April, 1032.
YOUR DOLLAR WILL GO A LONG WAY AT
qJ AJulTy
TOM'S
14 South Central,
TOM B00THBY, Prop.
Stretch Your Dollar Sale
Quality
Rhubarb
3 lbs. 8
Sugar
10 lbs. 56
No. 1 Spuds
25 lbs. 43
Large Artichokes 4 for 19t?
LOCAL
SPINACH
Water Oresg
Mustard Greens
Strawberries
Avocadaa
Fancy Lettuce
; Beets Carrots
Turnips
Oranges
2.doz.39
Call 553
' Free Delivery
S & W Coffee
2-lb. can 49tf
Grapefruit
2 for 15$
Fresh
Pineapples
Each 27$
Oranges
. 2doz.25
Bananas 4 for 10$ Green Onions, 3 bunches 7$
We carry a complete line of Quality Produc)
PIES Made from frozen fresh cherries 23
1 lb. New Spuds and 2 lbs. Peas 19tf
PAY-LESS HDHUKSS
NONE SOLD TO DEALERS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
Everything Sold Is Less
Than Any Store In Medford
Special
200 OLD GOLD
CIGARETTES
09c
Now your favorite Toothpaste for less.
Regular 50c, money-back guarantee . . .
U9c
Hand Lotions
$1.00 Jergens Lotion 69
$ .60 Jergens Lotion 33
$1.C0 Hinds H. and A. Cream 69
$ .60 Hinds H. and A. Cream. 33$
t .36 Frostilla 19?
$ .36 Italian Balm 23$
$ .60 Italian Balm , 35$
$1.00 Italian Balm .69t
Shampoos
60o Cocoa Olive Shampoo 19
60o Henna Foam ...-39$
60c Paokers' Shampoo ........33
,60c Polly Peters, 16 os 39$
"35o Youth Craft lfi$
76c Fitchers 47$
Remedies
$ .66 Bl So Dol 39$
$ .60 Bromo Seltzer 37$
$ .86 Jad Salts 43?
$1.60 PirJtham's Compound ' 93$
$1.00 Scott's Emulsion 79?
$1.20 Sal Hepatica 69$
$1.60 Citro-Carbonate 89$
$ .60 Chocolate Ex Lax ...33$
Rubber Goods
$1.60 Water Bottle 69i
In pastel shades with kumfy cover. Two
year guarantee.
50c Household Rubber
Gloves
Guaranteed sot to rip ..... r 19t
$1 Ladies' Douche
Syringe 69c
$1.50 Sponge Rubber
Cushions
Suitable for bath mat, office chair cush
ions, boat seats and many other uses.
Special at only ........ .. 69$
Cashmere Bouquet
89
43$
43$
43
Tissue Cream
Cleansing Cream
Face Powder
Astringent
We have just received a complete stock
of
MAX FACTOR
Toilet Preparations at reduced cut prices.
Face Powder, Cream, Lotions, Lipsticks,
Rouges, Compacts, Eyeshadow, and every,
thing made by the famous
MAX FACTOR
50c Assorted Toilet Waters .19c
PLANTS FOR YOUR WINDOW BOXES
Geraniums .... 15c and 20c Lantanas 15c and 20c
AH Colors
All Colors
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33 North Central
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