MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, M"EDFO'iD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAT 9, 1933.
PAGE FIVE
Local and
Gets Building Permit Permit lot
construction ox a wn woiHon
330 Wet second street ni granted
by the city yesterday to W. J. Rob
ert. Visits Parents IMr. Lawrence Wag
ner of Seattle la la Medfont Tlaltlng
her parent, Mr. and Mr. Lewie
Brown. She plan to be here about
two weeks.
Return! to Medford Miss Nell Mi
sell, who ha been visiting In Port
land lnc laet Thursday, arrived back
In Medford on the Oregonlen this
forenoon.
To Take Bams Mis Mildred Ann
Wlllett and Mlu Katherlne Applegate
left today by train for Portland,
where they will tslce the tate board
examination for graduate nurse.
Visit Medfort Airport Donald Bow
er., shlrlev Hall and Gilbert Walter,
local high school boys, spent Sunday
i examining the Medford municipal elr
' port and inspecting airmail plane.
Grant Pas Deny tourwr.
Held bT Police Prank Watson, 34.
of North Dakota. Is being held In the
city Jail, following his arrest Monday
by Officer Joe Cave. Watson Is held
for investigation on charges of grand
larceny.
Bolger In' Portland W. S. Bolger,
manager of the J. O. Penney com
pany here, is among store represen
tatives in Portland this week, accord
ing to announcement in this morn
Ing' Oregonla.
A
Tntniferred Here Mr. and Mr.
Virgil Yonce of Portland are making
their home in Medford now, Mr.
Yonce having been transferred to this
city from Portland. He 1 with Shell
Service, inc. w. ana
rived in Medford by train today.
Rainfall I tlght-Only .03 of an
Inch of rainfall was recorded at w
federal weather bureau here yeater
i day between the hours of S a. m. and
5 p. m.. it was reporieu wii
lng. The total slnoe September 1,
1933, now stands at 14 25 Inches.
h..s sin Charles Westerfteld
negro porter, was fined 10 In city
court this morning by Judge A. D.
Curry, on charges of being drunk In a
publle place. Westerfteld ws arrett
ed on West Main street yesterday by
city poUc. Unable to pay nie
Westerfleld Is being held In Jail.
wili In Grants Pass Mr. and
Mr. O. T. Steward of Adrlenne'
Shop in Medford. Eureka and Grants
Pass were In Grants Pass Monday
inr,frr1n with Miss Elza Ditto, man'
ager of the local shop. The Stewards
r..ids in Medford. OranU Pass
Daily Courier. '
visit Cousin dark and Alton Del-
rymple. accompanied by a friend, ar-
m Medford last evening from
Hollywood. Cal.. and were guests of
their oousln, Mrs. ueorge ran"""
n this oitv. The men have a mine
in the Roeeburg vicinity and left to
dy for that place.
Mrs. Stelner III Mr. John Blchan
of Sunt Ana and Mrs. Harry osmuei
.nil dauhter Elsie Ruth of On
tario, Cal.. are here visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stelner.
Mrs. Stelner is reponea va u m
in Mrs. Llovd Stephens of Portland
nnt.Koi. daughter of Mrs. Stelner, Is
also here.
Health Drive to End The memos
ship drive of the Jackson County
PubHo Health association will close
at the end of thl week, leaving peo
ple Just four more day In which to
respond to the appeal for members.
Anyone Interested in Joining, who has
not been contacted, is asked to leave
ha .mall membership fee at tho
Oh amber of commerce.
.
Onests at Hotels Stopping In the
city are the following, whose names
appear on local hotel registers: 8.
Milton Hsll. Ralph Wlndmlller and
Mrs. A. Wlndmlller of San Francisco,
Donnle Prestod and Roland Brazils
. of Weed. Cal., Mrs. li. E. Kassebaum
and Joan Prances of Richmond, Cal
' w. s. Rcwers of Salem, P. A. Oarlson
and N. H. Carter of Portland.
Mrs. Plant Leaves Mrs. Helen
pisnt. who arrived In Medford Sat
urday by plane from San Jose, to
snend the week-end witm ner suwr,
Mrs. Crawford O. Lemmon, left on
the Shasta today for Hood River,
where she plans to spend a month,
Mrs. Plant 1 assistant dean of women
at the state teaohera' college In San
Jose.
star. In Medford Among hotel
guests registering in Medford are the
following: B. C. Llndstrand. Ed Pet
n. Mr. and Mrs. Al Klles snd
Henrv E. Stewaft of Portland. A. H
Flicklnger of Sacramento. Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Dyltt of Ban rranciow
H. B. Esson. PeTcy D. HIM and Wm.
P. Harris of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs,
p .1 Atufcer? of Seattle and J. L,
Edmunds of Klamath Palls.
John M. deott Dies News was re-
m her todav of the death In
Portland last night of John M. Scott,
08. well known Portland rallrosd man
also well known in this city, where
he was a member of the University
club. He had lived In Oregon since
190. coming here as assistant gen
eral passsnger agent for the Oregon
Rallrosd and Navigation company
and the southern Pacific. When he
retired In 1928 he was assistant pas-
enr truffle msnser for the Soutn
era Pacific. Hs was a native of In-
verness, Scotland.
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CHRIS WOLFF.
Personal
Mrs. Paine Returns Having spent
the psst five weeks In Ssn Francisco,
Mrs. W. H. Pains returned to Med
ford on today's Shasta.
...
Medina! Care Miss Marjorle
Gebhard of Holly street Is a patient
at the Community hospital this week
for medical care.
Return Home Little Mis Velvlna
Rowden of Applegate, who t recov
ering from an attack of pneumonia,
waa in a sufficiently improved condi
tion today to return to her home.
Mr. Llndsey Better D. O. Llndsey
of Lozler lane, who recently under
went a major operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital, was reported getting
along very well this afternoon.
Ha Pneumonia Little Miss Alli
son Avs, who Is 111 with pneumonia
at the Sacred Heart hospital, was re
ported In an Improved condition to
day.
Bible Class to Meet The weekly
Bible class will meet thl evening at
the T. W. 0. A. The lesson will be
devoted to the Chronicles, and spec
ial music will be furnished by Mrs.
Do ran and Mis Doran.
Henselman Returns Oeorge Hen-
selman returned this morning from
business trip to Portland, where
he attended a conference of repre
sentatlves of the bond companies he
represents here.
Mrs. Lamb Improved Mrs. Clyde
Lamb of Leland. Ore., was reported
in a muoh improved condition today
at the Sacred Heart hospltsl, where
she recently underwent a major op
eration.
.
Judge Steele the Same No change
in the condition of Judge Wm. Steele
was reported thl afternoon at the
Sacred Heart hospital, where he has
been very ill following a major op
eration.
Rostels Return Ernest snd Bert
Rostel returned from Portland yester
day, where they spent the psst week
with their mother, Mrs. Ernestine
tel. who Is seriously ill In a Portland
hospital following a major operation
Here for Meeting iMlss Hszel Lewis
of Indtsnapolis, Ind.. arrived here to
day by train from the north to eon
duct special meetings at the First
Christian church today. Miss Lewis
specialises In Bible school work,
Back to Trial Colonel E. B. Kelly,
Attorney Qua Newbury and J. Verne
Shangle, local photographer, are leav.
lng thl evening for Eugene, to re
turn to the trial of L. A. Banks and
wife, at which Kelly and Shangle
have already testified.
Leave for Trial Emmett GiUlngs,
Paul Luy and Leonard Hall left last
night for Eugene, where they will
attend the trial of L. A. Banks and
wife, Edith R. Banks, charged with
murder' for the' slaying of Constable
George J. Presoott. They expect to
spend two days in the northern city.
To Visit Here Mrs. Harper Douglas
of Chlcsgo Is expected In Medford by
train thle evening to spend one day
visiting her cousin and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Harper of this city.
Mrs. Douglas will continue to Los
Angeles from Medford. She hss not
seen her cousin for 35 years, Mr. Har
per said today.
Three Examiners Ward MoReyn-
olds, examiner for chauffeura and op
erators, announced this morning that
next Saturday three examiners will
be on duty In the city council cham
ber at the city hall, from 8 a. m.
to 5 p. m., to conduot examinations.
This special day is being arranged by
the department, due to the . large
number of persons who were unsble
to be secommodated on the regular
days.
Display Photographed The display
advertising the membership drive of
the Jackson County public Health
association, arranged at the Chamber
of Commerce by Tom Swem, has been
photographed and pictures will be
sent to nstlonal publicity headquar
ters, health association members re
ported today. All local people who
saw the clever display emphasizing
the need to protect the home from
disease through support of the health
association, realize the appropriate
ness of sending a report of the dis
play to national headquarters.
SHERLOCK HOLMES
THRILLER AT ROXY
Sherlock Holmes Is at It again at
the Roxy. theatre, where "Sherlock
Holmes Fatal Hour' opened this
afternoon.
The story U adapted from "The
Empty House" and "The Pinal prob
lem, two of Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle's best known short stories of
the Sherlock Holmes series. It de
tails another of the Immortal con
flicts between the greatest of all fic
tional detectives and Professor Mol
arity. Arthur Wontner, one of England's
most distinguished actors, heads the
cast In the .role of Sherlock Holmes.
Tou really will buy land at your
own price at the Land Auction Sale.
Be ready.
City Warrants Called for Payment.
Notice Is hereby given that there
are funds on hand In the General
Fund of the City of Medford for the
redemption of Warrant Nos. 145 to
309 Inc. Interest on the above war
rants will cease after May 13. 1933.
Dated this 9th day of May. 1933.
Gt'S H. SAMUELS.
City Treasurer.
END WORRY!
The no.slbllltv of serious Injury lo toot car's
enclne Is eliminated If you PLAY SAFE and nw
PVBOll. In your rasollne and oil It pays for
Itself In repair bills saved!
MEDFORD OIL DEPO
207 So. Riverside Front Sanderson Motor Co.
Phone IMS. FRANK HILL
VESTERN CLUBS
IN MAJOR RACE
BV HERBERT TT. BARKER
Associated Press Sport Writer
The evidence Is lust about conclu
sive now that once mors the west
ern clubs pack most of the power in
the National league.
In the first 34 game of the cam
paign's Initial east-west series, the
Invaders from beyond the Alleghsnles
have gained a 3-1 edge 18 victories
sgalnst eight defeats and this in the
east's own strongholds.
The west checked in with two more
triumphs yesterdsy as the league
leading Pittsburg Pirates blanked the
Boston Braves behind Larry French's
great pitching and the St. Louis Car
dinals took the home run route in
overcoming stubborn resistance from
the New York Giants. The Pirates
and Cards together have accounted
for nine victories In 11 start In the
esst.
The Pirates walloped Tom Zschsry
for nine hits to win 3-0.
The Csrdlnal made only three hits
off Fred FltBslmmons, but they beat
the Giants. 4-3, on home runs by Joe
Medwlck and Frankle Frlsch.
Rain and cold weather forced post
ponement of the other two games In
the National league and only two
were played in the American.
In one, Don Brennan pitched the
New York Yankees to a 7-8 triumph
over the Chlcsgo White Sox.
The Washington Senators stsggered
through to a 10-8 victory over the
Browns at St. Louts.
:
PORTLAND, Ore., May 8. (AP)
The main event of last night's wrest
ling matches here was stalemated
when Otis Cllngman of Oklahoma
City and Bull Stastny of Seattle went
a full hour to a draw.
Each won a fall, Cllngman taking
the first In 81 minutes with a drop
toe hold and Stastny the second in
8 seconds with a body slam.
Bulldog Jackson, 158, Klamath
rails, won the seml-wlndup from
Flash Kelly, 180, Los Angeles when
the southern Callfornlan was unabl
to return to the ring.
Herb Burgerson, 145, Portland, and
Cub McCann, 148, Portlsnd, wreatled
three rounds to a draw In the open
ing.
Christner Beaten
But Unconvinced
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9. (AP)
Leroy Haynes, 197 pounds, Pasa
dena negro, floored Kay Christner,
310, Akron. Ohio, twice In the sev
enth round of their ten-round match
here last night before the referee
stopped the bout and awarded a
technical knockout victory.
Christner, though he had received
a severe beating from the second
round onward, protested the decision
and declared he could have contin
ued. BLOW ENDS GRIDMAN'S
CAREER AS BATTLER
NEW ORLEANS. May fl. (AP)
Jack Holland, who turned to profes
slonal boxing after a brilliant foot
ball career at Tulane university, died
in Charity hospital here at 7:30 a. m.
today from what was described by
physicians as cerebral hemorrhage.
Holland fell unconscious following a
bout last night with Tony Marullo of
New Orleans. He remained uncon
scious to the end.
:
Be prepared to take advantage of
the bargains at the coming Land
Auction Sale.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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commission. Good repeater. Dis
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Mistletoe St.
FOR SALE City and country homes,
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water rights. Roberts, R?i4 Estate,
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MONROE READY TO GIVE
WHITE LESSON IN BOXING
FRANK, E
Herb Whit la putting on the fin
lahlng touches a! his training fox. his
fight against Frankle Monroe of
Klamath Falls, as the headllner at
traction at Mack Lillard's fight card
at the Armory tomorrow night. After
months of insistence from fans, LU
lard was able to match the two at
one of his publlo cards. Monroe and
White fought at the Elks' smoker
several weeks ago and a return bout
has been In demand ever since.
Monroe will arrive In Medford to
morrow morning, and he, too, has
reached the "peak," as he has been
training hard for the White go. Their
fight Is virtually for the lightweight
championship of southern Oregon
and northern California, as there Is
not another lad In the district who
has been able to stand up against
either.
Roy Harris of Phoenix, also a com
er, meets George Butts of Ohlloquln
BATTLE ROYAL IN
COAST LEAGUE AS
5TH WEEK PASSES
(By the Associated Press.)
Plve weeks old today, the Coast
league pennant race had all the mak
ings of an old-fashioned battle royal,
with a margin of only two games and
a half separating the first five teams.
Sacramento still occupied the lead
er's berth and, favored by the league
shedule which pitted It against the
last place Seals and It's four closest
rivals sgalnst each other, was likely
to be there a week hence.
Senator batters, comprising the
heaviest hitting aggregation in the
circuit, should fatten their .328 av
erage thl week on their home dia
mond agalnat San Francisco pitching.
WILLARD
HOTEL
KLAMATH FALLS
. OREGON
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MONROE
In the seml-flnal go. Harris la gain-
lng favor here as a slugger, and Butts
comes with an unknown record. Fans
will know more about Butts after the
fight and Butts may know more
about Harris.
TonyOrtla will reappaer In the
Medford ring against D. Darling, an-.
other mystery man, from Ohlloquln
Someone reported his friends say the
"D" atands for Dimples, and others
say Darling won't stand for any fool
ishness. An way, it's all mixed up
and will be straightened out Wed
nesday night.
Flash MoOann of Prospect la still
In a cage, according to Dewey Hill.
and howls nights so he keeps the
homesteaders awake clear over on the
Red Blanket. Dewey said he wasn't
going to feed Flash anything until
after the fight, so he'll likely try to
eat up Nell Dunnottl of Pelican City,
whom he faces In the ring. This Je
Just what Dewey wants, so he aaya
A real baseball treat will be served
Los Angeles fans In the aeven-game
series between Portland and Holly.
wood, only five points apart In the
league atandlngs.
Meanwhile, at Oakland the Angela
and Acorn will try to end tholr
fourth place tie. Both -team divided
their series last week.
The Seattle-Missions series at San
Francisco will be something of
homecoming for the Indians, with six
former San Franciscans appearing in
Seattle uniforms.
Today and Wednesday
Also "Scrappv Cartoon" New
Dallj Mat. 1:80. Eve. 7 p.m.
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JENNINGS DEFEAT
OFFICE BOYS ON
The Jennings Tire klttenball team
started the second half of their
schedule last night by trimming the
Office Boys to the tune of 9-3. The
game was fast from start to finish,
with the Jennings pitching and field
ing1 leaving the Office Boys almost
helpless. Active club and Junior high
postponed their game.
Lamport will play Chet Leonard s
Oilers tonight, with the Oilers, hot
shots of the first half, doped to win
The schedule for the remainder of
the last half Is as follows:
May 10 Senior High vs. Jennings
Tire; Your Office Boya vs. Active
club.
May 11 Junior High vs. Lamports.
May 13 Chet Leonard's Oilers vs.
Senior High; Jennings Tire vs. Ao-
tlve club.
May 1 6 Your Office Boys vs.
Junior High; Lamports vs. Senior
High.
May 18 Chet Leonards Oilers vs.
Jennings Tire.
May 17 -Your Office Boys vs. Lam
port; Aotlve club vs. Senior High.
May 18 Chet Leonards Oilers vs.
Junior High.
May 19 Jennings Tire vs. Lam
ports; Your Office Boya vs. Senior
High.
May 32 Chet Leonard's Oilers vs.
Active club; Junior High vs. Jennings
Tire.
May 23 Your Office Boya vs. Chet
Leonard's Oilers.
May 34 Active club vs. Lamports:
Senior High vs. Junior High.
BASEBALL LEAGUE
WILL BE PLANNED
Med ford's orphaned Merchant's
baseball team may have a new mana
ger, and with the new manager may
come the organization of a new base
ball league, waa the announcement
made this morning by H. O. Halght,
who has been asked to take over the
Medford team. Oeorge Sowers, who
formerly managed the Medford team.
has gone to California.
Halght, with Hooater Roffard, was
In Ashland yesterday, conferring with
Billy Hulen, and reported that they
now hope to organize a league com
posed of Ashland, Roseburg, Medford
Eagle Point, Klamath Falls, and per
haps Grants Pass, Hilt and Yreka.
All baseball minded persons In the
valley are asked to meet at the Ash
land armory Friday night to make
plana for the new league, Halght an
nounced this morning.
If the proposed new league is
formed. Central Point, Jacksonville,
Gold H1U and other smaller towns
may come In later, according to
Halght and Hoffard. The general
feeling among the bull players ts that
the season so far has been a flop,
because of bad weather, and that
now la the time to start an entirely
new schedule, as the weather man
predicts better days to come.
Dine and danoe, Tues.
Thurs., Sat.,
m. Bonnie's
Sun. nights and Sun. p.
Orlll.
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HOW THEY
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(By the Associated Press.)
Coast.
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L. Pet
Sacramento H 21 12 .036
Portland 18 13 .581
Hollywood 19 It .878
Los Angeles 1
14 .563
Oakland
Missions HWH
18 14. .363
16 18 .461
Seattle 0
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San Francisco .
, 10 24 .394
American.
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago ........-......
Detroit ...............
Philadelphia
St. Louis
10 11 .476
Boston .
National.
Pittsburgh ..........
New York
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.633
.524
.470
.444
.444
.409
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati .
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Blow From Bat
Kills Spectator
BATON ROUOE. La.. May 9. (UP)
A blow on the cheat with a baseball
bat, awung by a player In an ama
teur game played on the Louisiana
State university grounds, was ftal
for Michael R. Acosta. employe of the
state highway commission.
The victim was watching a game
between two teams of highway em
ployes when a player allowed his bat
to fly from his hands.
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dairy and stock ranch, all to be sold
a puDiic auction to the highest bid
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for this sale. Date to be announced
soon. Walter H. Jones Auction no.
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OUT OF TOURNEY
NEW YORK. May 9. f AP) The
selection of Chicago as the venue of
the 1038 national open golf cham
pionship was reflected today In a big
decrease In eastern entries and a cor
responding Increase In competitors
from the west, especially the Chicago
district.
A total of 913 golfers have entered
this yeur as against 1012 In 1032 and
a study of the sectional lists for the
nntlon-wtde qualifying round next
Monday shows that the east can be
charged entirely with this loss. New
York. Boston, Phllidelphla and Wash
ington show an aggregate decrease of
164 entries for their qualifying tests.
Regular Communication of
Rcames Chapter. Wednes
day evening. May 10. at 8
o'clock. Social nlzht.
HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secy.
with
Bill Boyd
Dorothy Wilson
Itosco Ates
TOMORROW
Clive Brook
In Conan Doyle's
'Sherlock Holmes'
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