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MEDFORD MArCJ TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MOND1Y, MAY 15. 1933.
Local and
, Arrive Home Mrs. A. N. Sullivan,
who bu bra visiting In Sacramento
tine October, arrived back In Med
ford on today' train.
Hera for Summer Ed Wilkinson,
who has been (pending the clnter In
San Francisco, arrived In Med ford on
the Sbaata this morning.
Mr. Roberta Batumi Having
spent the week-end in San Francisco
on a bualneea trip. Attorney ueorge
M. Roberta arrived back In Medford
on the Shaeta today.
Visitor Here Today-A. P. LoPreitl
of Portland, representing the York
ahlre Insurance company, la a visitor
in Medford today, attending to mat
ters pertaining to hla company.
...
Returns to Medford B. O. Harding.
Internal revenue agent, returned Sun
day from Klamath rails, where he
has been, occupied for the past three
weeks with official dutiea.
Mm. Montgomery Leaves Mis.
) Naomi Montgomery of Portland, who
formerly made here home In Medford
left thla forenoon by train for her
home, having spent the week-end
here visiting friends.
Guest of Son Mrs. E. 0. Fortler
of Red Bluff, Cal., Is a guest In Med
ford of her on and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Shipley. She ar
rived from the south by train this
forenoon.
Goes to Canada Raving been In
.the United States for the past 10
months. Mre. P. H. LaTrobe left by
train today for her home In Toronto.
Canada. Mrs. LaTrobe arrived in
Medford last evening by stage from
Hombrook, Cal.
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Has Mew Manager The Pick Rite
Grocery store, located at 111 West
Main street, Is now under the man
agement of Mrs. Bessie O. Gardnor,
who came here recently from Eugene,
where she operated the Eugene
Springfield auto camp store.
Walker In Portland Medford,
which has been rather quiet of late,
la never without representation at
the leading Inns of the biggest Ore
gon city. Yesterday at the Benson
waa W. H. Walker of the Jackson
county capital. Morning Oregonlan.
St. Johns Are Here IMr. and Mrs.
L. E. St. John of Portland are vl
ltora In Medford, having arrived on
this morning's Oregonlan. Mr. St,
John la with the Pacific Motor Trans
port company, and will attend to
business affairs here for two days
pined S25 An Ashland Normal
school youth named Maloney, who
was booked by police as ' R. C. Pat
terson," was fined $35 in justice
court this morning of charges of
reckless driving, following his arrest
Saturday night by state police.
File Papers Accident reports were
filed with the city police Saturday
concerning a collision on Sixth street,
at the intersection of an alley. Mar
tin Heltkamp of 806 East Jackson
street, was one of the drivers, and
Paul P. Anderson of 1120 Nlantlc, the
other.
Meeting Thla Eve The Veterans of
Foreign Wars will meet thla evening
at the Eagle hall, at whion time mat.
tera of Importance are to be dls
euaaed, according to announcement
today by Commander I. D. Oanfleld
The gathering la scheduled for 7:30
o'clock.
Precipitation Slight According to
the report thla morning from the
federal weather bureau, the preclplta.
tlon during the past 24 hours has
been very light. A trace was recorded
between 5 a. m. and 5 p. m. Sunday,
and also a trace between 5 p. m. sun
day and 5 a. m. today.
Thomas to Klamath E. H. Thomas,
Industrial accident commission audi
tor, left this momlng on a business
trip to Klamath Palls. Thomas testl.
fled last week In Eugene for the state
In the case of Llewellyn A. Banks and
Edith R. Banks, who face first degree
murder charges for the shooting of
Constable George J. Prescott.
...
j"uUr Here Sunday Harry Puller,
snowplow operator In the Crater Lake
national park, spent Sunday In Med
ford. Mr. Fuller reported a snow
fall of 78 Inches at the lake during
the flrat 10 days in May, which has
caused strenuous snowplow activity
for the past week. He returned to
work this momlng.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENTMeat market, fully equip
ped: lVJ-ton ice machine; all new.
Sixth St. Call at MS So. Oakdale.
roR SALE 6 good work horses,
of 1 140 Court St.
COZY little 5-room modern cottage,
nearly new: 50-ft. frontage, located
Just off West Main: good garage,
cement walk, fine garden, linoleum
on kitchen, and charming break
fast set, all for 81985. with 150
cash, balance 822.2S per month.
An EXCEPTIONAL BUY. Call Bob,
844.
K FOR SALE Iron bed. 1.80: rug. S14
xG'$. M ,50: chiffonier. 88.50; large
dresser, $7.80; small dresser, seas;
rocker, $3.25; cheat drawers, $8.50.
44 Meyers St. Call after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE Privately owned Baldwin
Howard Bungalow piano. $85.00; 1
Dalton Duplex sddlng machine. 1
Royal typewriter and desk. 1 elec
tric fan. Address Box 131, Central
Point.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood milk
cows, strictly fresh or coming fresh
con. Inquire at Baker's Service
Station, Jacksonville highway.
WANTED Lady
work on ranch.
for general house
Phone 565-X.
FOR RENT Fine modern home, 2
miles north on Pacific hlghwsy;
wun or without acreage. Tel. 349-w
FOR RENT Small 3 -room furnished
house, close In: $12 a month, water
pa:a. call at 125 8. Holly.
FOR RENT Furnished house: 2 bed
rooms. D. T. Lawton, 331 Apple.
TO RENT arH hnn. i,,t niirfi-ti
JM- . . ..rk.tf!ld
have you? . Box 13504, Tribune,
Personal
At Marshfleld Las Whltehouse.
clerk at the Hotel Medford, Is spend
ing the week-end at Marsh field, hav
ing left here Saturday.
Bounty Issued A bounty warrant
waa issued at the county clerk's office
tnis morning to O. R. Tresham of
Sams Valley for one coyote.
Has Operation Arthur Myers was
operated on this morning at the
Sacred Heart hospital tor goiter, and
is doing well.
MoMahon Returns Harry MoMa-
hon of the Standard OH offices, was
among local people returning to Med
ford by train this morning.
Taken to Hospital Mrs. L. E. Mills
of Ashland was taken to the Sacred
Heart hospital recently, where she Is
being treated for illness.
Returns Home Harry Rubensteln
of 3 10 North Peach street, who has
been a medical patient at the Sacred
Heart hospital, returned to his home
today.
Journey to Eugene Mrs. Edith
Martin and Mrs. George Codding left
Medford yesterday by motor for Eu
gene, where they will attend the
Banks murder trial.
Injures Hand Joe Lucas, employe
of the Medford Bargain house, was
taken to the Sacred Heart hospital
this morning after Injuring hla hand.
The case was not serious.
Home from North Mrs. M. J. Bur
roughs and daughter, Mlsa Margaret
Burroughs, who spent several daya In
Portland, arrived back In Medford on
the Oregonlan Monday morning.
Undergo Operations Wilbur Dren-
nen of Eagle Point and Mrs. J. Mc
Allister of this city, underwent major
operatlona at the Community hospital
today. Both are reported as doing
well.
...
Trip to Medford Bob Boyle, em
ploye of the local California Oregon
Power company office, left Saturday
for Medford, where he will apend the
week-end with relatives. Grants
Pass Daily Courier.
. .
Go to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wymore motored to Roseburg yester
day with Miss Eleanor Boyd, who haa
been visiting relatives here for the
past week. They spent the day at
the Boyd residence, Mr. and Mrs. wy
more returning to Medford last night.
Child Is Found Bettey Stevens,
three, of 831 Alice street, was found
by city police thla morning a short
time after ahe had been reported lost
from her home. The child waa found
of Beatty street, playing with some
other children.
Court Wednesday It la sxpactsd
that the county court will resume
sessions Wednesday. It was announced
today at the Jackson county court
house. Judge Earl H. Fehl Is In Eu
gene, where he wae called as a wit
ness in the Banks murder trial.
License to Wed A marriage license
was Issued at the county clerk s of-
flee Saturday to Grant S. Clark, 24,
of Little Shasta, Cel., and Ardlth I
Spender, 23, of Montague, Cal. He list
ed his occupation as a farmer, and
she as a housekeeper.
Visitors In Portland Wanderers
from southern Oregon who tarried at
the Multnomah hotel over the week
end Included Mr. and Mrs. 8. R.
Black well of Medford and Thomas W.
Deleell of Klamath Palls. Morning
Oregonlan.
P.-T. A. Carnival The Parent
Teacher association of the Washing
ton school will have a carnival Fri
day evening, according to announce
ment made today. The affair will
be open to the public and a large
number of interested townspeople are
expected to attend.
Aooldent Reported Clinton Spen
cer of 844 South Central avenue filed
a report with the city police, con
cerning the injury of C. C. Tedrlck of
Spring street, who was struck by the
automobile spencer was anving.
Spencer, who was taken to Dr. R. w.
Sleeter for treatment, suffered minor
bruises.
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Called Past Mrs. J. L. Eakln of
the Eakln Hatchery, south of Talent,
left by train this morning for Port
land, from which city ane win con
tinue to Abbotsford, Wis., where she
has been called by the serious Illness
of her mother. Mrs. Marie Hauser.
Mrs. Eakln will also attend the
world's fair in Chicago while in the
east.
Hoses on Display -At the ChambeT
of Commerce today 1 a nouque, oi
lovelv Australian copper roses,
hraiwht in by Mrs. M. T. Edwards
of 315 North Pesoh street. A bright
yellow flower Is on the same stem
with the copper ones, adding variety
to the color. Another flower which
attracted attention In the office was
an Ophelia rose displayed by Jean
ette Showers of 43 North Bsrtlett
street.
Court Is Tonlirht Boy Scout court
of honor will be held in the audi
torium of the courthouse this evening
t ft o'clock. Don Newbury, cnair-
man of court of honor, will preside
as Judge. Boy Scouts from sll Med
fnrd trtvrai and from Jacksonville will
come up for awards. A large number
nt hadcea will be presented, this be-
ins? ths first court in several months.
Parents and friends are invited and
urged to attend.
Ouests at Hotels Tns roiiowing
were guests of a local hotel yester
day: C. A. Johnson. Chicago; B. T.
Hudson. Los Angelas: H. W. Shlells.
Sacramento; H. N. Miller, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bowen, Portland;
j A. Qrr. San Francisco; P. J. Hotch
Kss. Chicago; J. M. Balrd. Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. r Cross. Los Angales;
r S. Dowell, Portland; Art Johnson.
Oakland airport: William Dursll.
Klamath Fslla. M. W. Leh, Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. F. Shuey. San Mateo;
M" and Mrs. W. J. Learln. Portlsnd;
Mr. and Mm. W. H. Leraone. Bakers-
Pnr Lisht. Bm: V. r. Hansen.
Boise; B. t. YVUUuns, Eugene,
Here on Business Z. 8- Merrill,
manager of the Mountain States pow
er oompany, was local business vis
itor Friday.
Bishop In South Lee Bishop, busi
ness manager of radio station KMEO.
was a business visitor In northern
California Friday.
Go to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. A.
Moore Hamilton left yesterday by mo
tor for Eugene, where they will at
tend the trial of Llewellyn A. and
Edith R. Banks for a few days.
Go to Medford A group of local
women, members of Zulelma temple.
Daughters of the Nile, motored to
Medford Saturday to attend the
luncheon and meeting of the orga
nisation. Grants Pass Dally Courier.
Fined Saturday Joseph D. Pierce
of Central Point was fined 5 and
costs of $4.50 In Justice of the Peace
W. R. Coleman's court Saturday after
noon for Improper lights on his auto
mobile. Visitor Here J. W. Oalnee. travel
ing passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific company, with headquarters in
Portland, arrived in Medford on the
Oregonlan this morning. He con
tlnued to Ashland to attend to busl
to Medford later in the day.
Arrive In Baltimore Airs. Jeanette
Crowell and William Crowell of Cen
tral Point were among passengers sr-
riving in Baltimore Wednesday, May
10, from the Baltimore Mali Line
steamer "City of Norfolk." which had
Just arrived from Havre, Hamburg and
Bremen.
Marriage License Hans Karstens-
son, 37, of Gazelle, Oal., and Iris
Koepp, 27, of Etna, Cal,, obtained
license to wed Saturday at the Jack
son county courthouse. He listed his
birthplace as Torna Hellestad, Swe
den, and his occupation as a dairy
superintendent. She Is a native of
California
Registered In Medford Among ho
tel guests here are Al A. Price and
J. T. Summerville of Portland, who
are here In Interest of the Oregon
League for Repeal of the Eighteenth
Amendment. Mr. Summerville was
acting mayor of Medford following
the death of W. W. Elfert. Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Boyer of Portland were also
registered here.
Visiting In City Mrs. Robert Bragg,
who was formerly Miss Doris Gray of
this city, arrived in the city Friday
evening, and will spend & week
10 deyss here. Mrs. Charles Gray.
mother of Mrs. Brass, and Mrs. June
Graham, both of Grants Pass, met
Mrs. Bragg In Medford. The latter
now resides in Yreka. Grants Pass
Dally Courier.
Issue Order A removal order In
the case of George High versus Niag
ara Fire Insurance company, a cor
poration, and P. G. Miller, was issued
in clroult court today, transferring
the case to the United States district
court for the district of Oregon. The
order, signed by Circuit Judge Harry
d. Norton, also required that a tran
script be made of the case and sent
to the court.
Purchase License Joe C. Scott of
Oakland, Cal., was yesterday required
to purchase an Oregon license for
his truck, in which he was hauling
Standard Oil supplies. This was
Scott's second commercial trip into
Oregon from California, and he was
arrested by state police. Scott con
tlnued his Journey north in the after
noon, after paying for a quarter-year
license.
Order Release Following the arrest
Sunday of John W. 0Donnell, alias
George Sullivan, for whom a felony
warrant had been Issued out of San
Jose, Cal., a telegram was received
by the stat police here this morn
lng, stating that extradition could
not be obtained for him, and asked
state officers to release him. Bulle
tins had been sent out from San
Jose, requesting that O'Donnell and
his woman companion be picked up.
They were arrested on the highway
yesterday by stat police, and lodged
in the county Jail.
T
Mel-Roy, the magician and men-
tallst, who will present a two-hour
program at the senior high scnooi
auditorium tonight and tomorrow
night under the auspices of the
American Legion post, will bring
big "bag of tricks" with him, accord
lng to announcements.
The twenty tons of equipment
Mel-Roy.
which Mel-Boy transport with him
will Include the rabbits which Jump
out of tall allk hats, disappear and
reappear again. However, the per
formance will Include new and startl
ing magical feats and many towns
people are expected to see the big
show.
Mrs. M. X. Russell, S. T Magnetic
Healer and Scientific Massage, is now
located at 305 But Jackson.
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YSS
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HELD OVER BY POPULAR
DEMANK
1.EK TRACY In
"BLESSED EVENT"
HOME ECONOMICS
MEETS FOR WEEK
LISTED BY AGENT
The Home Economics Extension
meetings for the week Include dem
onstrations on clothing and fooda
and nutrition. Mabel C. Mack, coun
ty home demonstration agent an
nounces the following schedule:
Monday, May 15 4H club Achieve
ment program and team demonstra
tions at the home of Mrs. iarain
Grubb, Ashland.
Tuesday, May 18 Butt Falls
Home Extension unit, Mrs. Joe Htb
bard, chairman, will meet at the
home of Mrs, Roscoe Larson for dem
onstration on garment finishes and
clothing remodeling.
Wednesday. May 17 ursea
Home Extension Unit, Mrs. H. H. Fox
chairman, will meet at the home of
Mrs. Nusbaum for demonstration on
low cost meals.
Thursday, May le-Evana Valley
Home Extension Unit, Mrs. C. E.
LeMolne, chairman, will meet at the
Grange hall for demonstration on
uses and preparation of cheese.
Friday, May 19 Phoenix Home Ex
tension Unit, Mrs. Ralph WUcox,
chairman will meet at the Presbyter
ian church for demonstration on egg
cookery.
All meetings are scheduled from
10:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Food dem
onstrated will be served at the noon
luncheon. All homemakers of the
community are Invited to attend.
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GOLFER DEFEATED
OLENEAGLES, Scotland, May 15.
(AT) Beatrice Gottlieb, Mt. Vernon,
N. V., only American entrant In the
British women'a golf championship
today was eliminated In the first
round of match play by B. Daniel, of
Berks, five and four.
The American girl made a good
fight for five holes at the end of
which they were all even, but Mlas
Osnlell, champion of Middlesex,
played superb golf 4-4-3-3 on the ,
next four holes to go two up ana
take a lead ahe never lost. She then
went ahead on the In nine to take
three of the next five and end the
match.
No American woman ever haa won
the British title.
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PRISON BASEBALLERS
DEFEAT WILLAMETTE
SALEM. May 15. (API There's a
smug feeling in some quarters at the
state penitentiary here, for Its base
ball team defeated Willamette uni
versity 5 to 2 Inside the heavy brick
walls Saturday,
The "cons ' seldom lose ordinary
baU gamea, but it took "Lifer" Cross
White to grab the flrat win in sev
eral years from the Bearcats. He
allowed only alx hits, while Williams
was touched for eight.
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Tuesday
8:00 Breakfast news by Mall Tri
bune.
8:05 Musical clock.
8:15 A Peerless parade.
8:30 Shopping guide.
8:00 Friendship circle.
0:30 Morning melody.
9 :45 Meeting of the Martha Meade
society.
10:00 U. s. weather forecast.
10:00 Fashion parade.
10:15 Cheerful Cherub club.
10:30 Morning comments.
10:45 The Pet program.
11:00 The O rants pass hour.
11:15 Martial music.
11:30 Bong and comedy.
13:00 Mid-day review.
13 :15 Pyroll parade.
13:30 News flashes by Mall Tri
bune. 13:30 Songs of yesterday.
13:45 Golden West program.
1:16 Varieties.
3:00 Dance matinee.
3:00 6ongs for everyday.
3:30 KMED program review.
3 :35 Mualc of old.
4:00 Across the Ses to Hawaii.
4 :30 Maaterworks.
5:00 Popular parade.
5:45 News digest by Mall Tribune.
8:00 Dinner dance music.
8:30 Vignettes.
7:00 Modernlstlos.
7:80 Evsntlde.
8:00 U. B. Frost forecast.
"KUBOK" a tpecitio remedy for
treatment of poison oak. Satlafao.
tlon guaranteed. Grace Laboratories.
305 Liberty Bldg.
Stated Convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. 33, B.
A. M., Tuesday, May 18th. at
7:30 p. m. Vlsttora invited.
L. C. Stewart, H- P.
GEO ALDHN, Secretary.
STUDIO.. NOW
First Medford Showing
Regular Admission Prices
Adults 15o, Kiddies 5o
Mussolini Speaks
Special Added Featnrt
"Nuri" The Elephant
Cartoon Pat he New
Guar. Batteries
$1.95 and up
The Rogue Battery Factory
o7 So. Riverside
In Sanderson Motor ftarage
EAGLE POINT WINS,
144. FROM I
IMOTY TEAM
With two Normal games Friday and
Saturday as their reasons for a poor
showing, the Ashland baseball team
lost to Eagle Point on the Eagle Point
diamond yesterday, 14 to 4. The
tired Ashland nine was unable to Keep
apace with the Eagle Pointers, who
took the lead In the Ilrst Inning and
increased It throughout the game
with stesdy twos and threes.
Dunn, second bsseman for Eagle
Point, brought In the largest total oi
runs, crossing the sack three times,
while Hobson. Ashlsnd pitcher and
right-fielder, knocked out the only
home run of the event. Christian
and Conlln of Eagle Point each made
a three-base hit, and Harrington,
Eagle Point; Jonas, Ashland and Bal
covltch. Ashland, got two-baggera.
UnlfiH, nf Pnln. VnrWlreri mit
. . . . A . -
' .-
score.
After piling up ten runs In the
first five Innings, the Eagle Point
team settled down to slower going,
with only one In the next three In
nings and one In the last.
Eagle Point.
AB
R H E
3 3 0
1 1 1
3 0 0
3 3 0
3 0 0
1 1 0
ISO
1 0 1
0 0 0
10 0
14 8 3
R H E
0 1 1
13 1
o o a
13 0
0 1 1
0 0 3
0 0 0
110
110
0 10
4 8 7
Three-base
Two-base
Conlln, lb ..
Swanson, 3b
Dunn, 3b ....
Hoffard, cf
Kenton, rf
Christen. If
Harrington,
Lang, as .
Lumas, p ...
VanScoy, p
Jonas. 3b
Hobson, p-rf .
Mcconnell, Sb -
Bslcovltch,
Jones, lb
Hulen, ss
Hlnes, cf ..
Hartman, (
if
Terkowltch, rf
McFadden. p
Home run: Hobson.
hits, Christian, Conlln,
hits, Harrington, Jonas, Hoffard
Bslcovltch.
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BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
National League.
Cincinnati, 6-1; Chicago, 8-0.
St. Louis. 4-4; Boston, 0-8.
New York, 6; Pittsburg, 8.
Brooklyn, 8; Phllsdelphla, 8.
American League.
Cleveland, 3-5: Philadelphia, 0-8.
Washington, 8-11; Chicago, 10-9.
Boston, 8-3; Detroit, 1-9,
St. Louis, 8-5; New York, 1-9.
George Arliss In
Clever Picture at
Hunt's Craterian
The Working Man," which opened
at Hunt's Craterian, Is grand enter
tainment; a vibrant story with Oeorge
Arliss at his sparkling best. In a real
and inspiring story expertly direct
ed, beautifully cast with a fast tem
po that never laga.
"The Working Man" is olalmed to
be George Arliss' greatest and most
down-to-earth picture which carriea
a tremendoua appeal for every type
of movie fan.
it's a human, timely, dramatic
story. Never has George Arliss been
seen to better advantage. Not even
excepting his exquisite "Disraeli" oi
hla enormously popular "The Mil
lionaire." The ploture received apon-
taneous and enthualastlo approval of
Hunt's Craterian fans yesterday, glv
lng a fair idea of what a grand piece
of motion picture entertainment Is
In store when fana see "The Work
ing Man."
Genevieve Tobin
In Rial to Comedy
Combining the talents of a group
of modernists raapoosJbla for some
of the stag and screen's most bril
liant co mad T successes, "Pleasure
Orulae," the new comedy, opened yes
terday at the Hlalto theater.
In the cast ar Genevieve Tobin
and Roland Young, the vamping wife
and subtly discerning husband of
"One Hour With You," and Minna
Oombell, noted for her rollicking girl
friend characterization!.
The story concerns a spicy romance
complicated by matrimonial entangle
ments, on a "Pleasure Cruise," where
practically everything Is condoned, so
Ions; as It Is in fun.
NOW! Until
Tomorrow Night
a ,
4
She Made Love to Her
Husband ...by Mistake!
Otl on a pleasure cruise . . surrounded
by admiring men . . . and np pops hubby!
pMsom crcise
CIHIVIIVI
TOBIN
Ralph Forbes
Una O'Connor
Herbert Mundin
Minna Combed
BEAVERS GARNER
THREE VICTORIES
OVER WEEK-END
By the Associated Press. ,
Jack Lellvelt'a fighting Angels had
returned to the wars today, replacing
Hollywood In the challenger's post
behind Sacramento after two week
end triumphs over the slipping Oak
land club.
Turning back the Oaks 8-3 Satur-
day and splitting the double-header .
yesterday, 4-8 and 5-3. Los Angeles
moved up to within two games of the
Senators.
Hollywood's day In the aun proved
a brief one. After climbing Into a
first place tie with Sacramento, the
Stars faltered to lose all three week
end games and the series to Portland,
4-3. The Beavors outslugged Holly
wood In taking the Saturday game
11-4 and the first half of the double
header yesterday 10-8. Rudy Kalllo
held the Stars to 5 hits In the after
noon to win 3-1.
San Francisco's threat to take Its
first series in many weeks with the
first place Sacramento as the victim
came to naught as the Senators fin
ished strong to take all three week
end clashes and the series, 4-3.
If a better than .500 average meant
anything, the Missions were very
nearly a first division club today.
Three victories In four week-end
meetings with Seattle gave the Reds
the series 5-2 and a 1933 record of 31
games won and 20 lost. The Missions
shut out the Indians In the opener
yesterday 2-0. The latter found their
missing batting punch in the seven
Inning nightcap to wallop their
hosts 10-1.
O. D. Bay of Empire, Ore., took
high honora at the registered ahoot
Sunday with the fine score of ooxioo.
Visibility was poor and Bay's score
was exceptional under the conditions.
S. O. Mendenhall was second with
98.
In the handicap event, E. Harden
brook of Klamath Falls and Chester
Wood of the local olub tied with 43x
50. S. O. Mendenhall took second
place with 40x50. The special prlaes
to club members, consisting of two
six-month subscriptions to Sports.
man'a Review, went to Wood and
Mendenhall.
In the doubles event at 13 pairs, O.
Martin and J, H. Martin, both of
Klamath Falls, tied for first place
with 19 breaka to their credit,
100 60 13
18-yd. Hdcp.Dbl
Tgta. Tgts.Tgts,
O. J. Martin, K F 93
RAY IS HIGH GUN
IN SUNDAY SHOOT
87 - 10
40
S3
34 .
43 17
87 Ifl
48 18
80
33 10
84 L.
S. G. Mendenhall, O.P. 95
O. D. Bay. 99
W. W. Bates, Medford. B8
C. A. Dunn, K. F. 93
E. Hardenbrook, K. F. 91
E. H. Lamport, Med 90
C. L. Moore, K. F B9
O. W. Wood, Prospeot. 88
Bay Coleman, J'vllle.... 88
J. H. Martin, K. F 87
E. E. Wllaon; Medford.. 87
B. L. Hard'nbrook, K.F.83
O. E. Bads, Medford 40x50
S. W. Pease, Med.- 33x38
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would enjoy the privilege of correctly
corseting you In either a 1 or 2 piece
garment priced as low as ss.fo.
LEGAL NOTICE.
vni.in to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon in ana ror me toum-y
.TfLrlciinn.
In the Matter of the Estate of Lydla
I.. Graves. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
underslirned has been duly appointed
by the County Judge of Jackson
Countv. Oreeon. as the Executrix with
the Will annexed, of the, estate of
Lydla L. Graves, the above named
decedent, and have Qualified.
All oersons having claims against
said estate are directed to present
same duly verified as by law required,
to the undersltrned Executrix, at the
office of F. J. Newman. In the Palm
Building. Medford, Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
Dated and flrat published this 15th
day of May. 1033.
FLORENCE B. GRAVES,
Executrix of the Estate of
Lydla L. Graves, Deceased.
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Magic in Mashie Niblick
Explained by Champion
By GENE 8AHAZEV
World Oolf Champion
(As Told to Alan Oould)
The mashie niblick shot, one of
the most Important in golf, must be
played with the ball closer to the
right foot, with the right elbow close
to the body and with a compact
swing.
The ordinary players generally
make the mlataV "t having their el
bows too far out, swinging too loosely
and standing too far away from the
ball.
The secret Ilea In the proper stance.
about a half swing and a firm wrist.
Strictly speaking, the shot la a
short awing with the left hand. Try
It with the left hand alone to get the
Idea. You do not follow all the way
through because you hit the bsli on
the down swing and take turf.
One Club for Short Ranges.
The best method of practicing the
mashie niblick ahot Is to try It from
distances of 50 to 120 yards off the
green, not Just from one epot. Prsc-
tice within thla range will help your
control, increase your confidence in
the one club.
It Is not wise to use three or four
different clubs for short-range shots
to the green. By governing the swing,
it will be found good results will be
accomplished over the range of dis
tance I have specified.
The player who has his short game,
his pitches and putting well under
control, does not need to worry about
being outdriven by hla rival.
Ranks With Hngen, Swectser.
Let me point to Paul Bunyan,
a fine example. This great young
player does not hit a long ball off
the tee, but he is a master shot-
maker with two clubs, the spoon and
the mashie niblick.
I consider him one of the best
mashie niblick nlayera I have ever
seen, and that Includes WalUr Ha
gen and Jess Sweetser, two of the
most famous specialists.
G.
FOR FIGHT BETWEEN
Grants Pass aports fans wrote to
Mack Llllard, promoter here, to re
serve an entire block of seats at the
Swede Anderson-Pete Belcastro mat
bout at the armory noxt Wednesday
night, according to Llllard. Ashland
fana, to whom Anderson la well
known, are also clamoring for early
reservations, and indications now are
for a "full house" when the two mam
moths meet in their grudge affair.
Bad blood was stirred up between
the two at the fight here two weeks
ago between Belcastro and Ray Fria
ble, when Belcastro knocked Friable
out In the first round of their fight.
Roland Warren, Copoo engineer, of
Klamath Falls, and Wild Bill Nash,
of Chlco, will furnish the other halt
of the double main event. Warren
well known here, and Nash Is a
former wrestling Instructor at Chlco
State Teachers' college at Chlco,
Anderaon la training dally at the
Medford fire hall, and saya he will be
in "top ahape" for the bout next Wed
nesday.
BEND ELKS DEFEAT
KLAMATH FALLS, 8-1
BEND, Ora., May IB. (AP) The
Bend Elka of the Oregon state base
ball circuit, defeated Klamath Falls
8 to 1 here Sunday afternoon In a
non-league game.
Hunt's CRATEEIAH
As Human as
PLUS MORTON
"STFANOP. AS IT SEEMS"
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Paul Bunyan, above, one or the
lensntlons of the recent winter
campaign, owea much of his suc
cess to brilliant play with the
spoon and mnshle niblick. Most
of the star players distance him
from 20 to 30 yards off the tee.
Snrazen snys Runynn's short game
compares with thnfc of Walter Ha
gen or Jens Sweetser.
W. B. Crause, nursery man.
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