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Newspaper Page TextIfPTDFORD MATL TTtTBUOTI, jrEDTORT), "OltEGOX, TUESDAY, WAY 23, 1933. PXGE SEVEN i 7 DOK'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT Want Ad HERB ARB THE RATES: per word tint roatrtton (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word Per line per month, without e-.py cnangc py changes Phone 75 E LOST r.nflT Lady's un coat v Un.. "Sriay evening. Finder please leave at Man iriuunc. ' .,,..,, TJsxMartlrrfur" choicer. Reward. . at ivlhitne. IjTIV . C LOST IJ dog missing, call 1M6,' X HELP WASTEU-i-MALE SSoNIEN'wIth" To"to WO who want to muse w r - - .m.rlence necessary. See me before Wednesday on lot next Valley Fuel Co. NTAT appearing man for full time work. permanent and advance ment. Write Box 12538, Tribune. WANTED 2 men with equipment who can grubstake themselves to cut wood on shares. House and atove furnished. Write or call on Mra. Barto, Rogue River. R. F. D. 1. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Woman to do housework In country home: room, board, some cssh. Route 1. Box 310. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERT PAINTER will do sign paint ing interior decorating generaJ paint Jobs. Call at 222 So. Central SEWING, care of children, day work of any kind, 25o per hour. H.7S day. Mrs. Tnarp. ot um u.-u. y WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good family cow. Will pay cash. Write Box 12535, Ma:l Tribune. WANTED Have client for three bed room furnished home. Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 303. wanted Rhode Island Red setting hens for hatching pheasants, 75c each delivered to pheasant larm, (4 mile west of Ever Shady Auto Camp. WANTED To paint your lawn- and wlcker-Jurnlture, baby buggies, washing machines and refrigerators. Phone 1081. We call for and deliver. AUTO BEAUTY SHOP Where autos are reflnlshed right. WANTED Used, hand feed chopper. W. H. Russell, Route 1, Ashland. Tel 17-F-2. WANTED L&wnmowers sharpened, oiled and adjusted for 50c, and guarantee satisfaction. Good used mowers for sale or trade. 242 N. Front St. WANTED Used electric washing machine. What have you? 832 Crater Lake Ave. WANT TO BUY A CABIN SITE Must be accessible, yet not close to other cabins, and shore high water. Will pay cash for bargain. See W. E. Thomas, 45 So. Central. FURNITURE re-upholstered, reflnlsh ed and re-glued. Phone S69-R. Thlbault. WANTED House to rent, unfurnish ed. Must have fireplace, large liv ing room, 2 bedrooms. Will psy MO a month. Call 1081-W after o'clock. WANTED Will pay cash of chew team C. A. DeVoe. Tel. 523-J-3. WANTED Wool, mohair. Wool bags twins for aale. Medford Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St. Tel. 1082 srOULD LIKE one or two elderly peo p.e io care for In tv home. Phone M7-X. 8 to 1. Mr Detlor. WANTED HouaehAd good!, atovea, tools, or what bsve you. . MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St. Phone 1092. FOR REM HOUSES FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, close in. 303'4 N. Holly. WANTED Complete coal burnsr brooder holding 350 to 500 chlcm. Phone 926 or sfter 8 p. m. Phone 591-J-3. CLEAR, new modern 6-room furnish ed plsstered house: basement, lawn. Drive to Boulder Dsm and work. Could rent at M5 month or trade for good farm. R. E. Franklin. North Las VegiA Nevada. FOR rent Furnished houses: watei: 8 to 810. 813 summit. FOR RFTVT Mvlo-n iinfn-n(hrf bungalow of 5 rooms. In tip-top f.iP. .in v urn t. look a; 'he property and If Interested call "33 W Ilth. FOR RENT 4-room duplex. No. 510 and 513 No. Baniett. Tel. 341-R-l. FOR RENT Stucco modern home, two bedrooms, flr2plr.ee. lawn. flo' era. garage, rent very reaonab:e: vai;a'j; uia-,el.l'.v. 101S W. 11th FOB RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Fine modern home, 2 miles north on Pacific highway; with or without acreage. Tel. 340-W FOR RENT Modern 8-room house, newly decorated, 147 North Holly: 30. water paid. SMALL furn. house cheap. 801 No. Central. HOWHS FOR RENT Call 898. FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished Brown s White FOR RENT Partly furnished 5-room house. Inquire st 345 No Bartlett. DESIRABLE houses always In first class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. HOUSES 810. 812 30 and 815. water paid; wood range. Phone 105 FURN HOUSES. O. A DeVoe. FOB BENT APARTMENTS , MODERN 3-room furnished apart ment, heat, garage. Inquire 534 No. Bartlett. FURNISHED APT. 3-room, over atuffed furniture, silk floss mat tress. Priced right, with gsrsge. 412 No. Ivy. WELL furn. 3-rooms and Bleeping porch. 212 So. Grape. DURRELL COURT. 329 No. Holly. FOR RENT Two 2 room apartments well furnished. By week or month Inquire at 317 E. Jackson. Tel 749-Y FOR RENT Furnished apartment, overstuffed: hardwood floors, light and heat. Man Tribune. Phone 75 FOB RENT FTJHMSBED ROOMS PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman, close in: bath, garage. 809 E. Main. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape. FOR RENT Comfortable rooms; pri vate entrance. One block from Main St. Reasonable rates. 323 8 Central. FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM a 718 E. Main Rates very moderate. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS CABINS 445 60. Front. FOR RENT Acreage, share crop. Ph 437-X. FOB EXCHANGE TRADE wood for rent or furn. house with garden space. Box 12667, Tribune. 1st MORTGAGE 81450 trade for acre age. Clear farm In Oklahoma for property here. Packard car for acre age A. F. Flowers 112 E. 12th. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR RANCH Nice little auto camp and coffee shop. Box 12639. Tribune. WANTED To trade . 1938 Essex sedan for equity In later model car. Will pay cash difference. 20 Washington. 3-ROOM modern home. bath, laundry trar screened porch, bullt-lns gar age, ahade and 'rult trees: 8700 equity for car. acreage, cabin site or what have you Phone 1538-L. or write Box 13337. Tribune. FOR TRADE 3 sections spike-tooth harrow slightly used. Will trade for alfalfa or grain Tel 234-R-4. FOR SALE OR TRAUE Good sound work horse, 1400 lbs, 7 years old. Walter Jones. 2nd house below bridge. So. Ashlsnd. WOOD for jay or potatoea. near Trail R. O Skellenger. Trail. Ore. FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE Apartment house: built 3 years: nicely furnished, electric washing machine; garage space. Only 6 blocks from Msln St. Always rented. Will trade for res. or acre age. Owner, 123 N. 6th St., Klam ath Falls, Ore. TO UXOHANGE Nice little home In Bend, Ore., oleax, for something clear In Medford or Ashland. Pre fer small acreage What have you. 155 7th St., Ashland. FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 acres Will sell cheap for cash 935 Reddy Ave. WHEN you think 01 real estate think of Brown ss White. FOR SALE AUTOMBILES WILLYS-KNIGHT Sedan, good condi tion, 835 cash. Snyder, 122 Tripp St. FOR SALE Model T Ford truck. 825. Carl Margrelter, Ruch, Ore. FORD 1937 roadster, good condition, very good tires, 835. Star 1925 tour ing, big motor. 4-wheel brakes, 830 Simmons, Kings Highway. GOOD USED CARS Buy Before Prices Go Up We keep our cars Inside. Every one is clean and repaired. 1931 Ford Coupe 1931 Chrvaler 8 Coupe 1931 Chev. 3-dr. Sedan 1929 Plymouth Sedan 1929 Chrysler Sedsn 1930 Chrysler Broughm 1929 Plymouth Coupe 1926 Bulck Sedan If we haven't got what you want, we can get it. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. . 38 N. Riverside Chrysler Plymouth Hudson Terraplane LATE 1930 Ford Coupe. Frees Gar a?e. Tel. I522-Y. FOR SALE Trailer. Pat's. Prune at. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Hop land. 33 acres fine river ootrom son. 8 . miles from o. Pass. Inquire 834 N. Central. Tel. 1387-J. COMING LAND AUCTION SALE Choice acreage, fertile garden tracts, beautiful homesltes. highly im proved dairy snd stock ranch, all to be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder. Just the land you want absolutely at your own price. Get ready for this sale. Thursday, Uy 25th". Wslter H Jones Auction Compsny. FOR SALE OR LEASE Re ai bargain for cash, might consider terms to responsible party. 1 sere, house gsraze hen house, good soil and location Close in Also electric r.nge Phone U1M or write Box 1.3, Rout 1. FOR SALE HOMES ATTRACTIVE homes, some furnished. Small acreaue homes: free water. Bargains: terms. Roberts. 720 W. 2nd. 1528-J. FOR SALE 5-room house; non-resident owner. Call mornings or evenings, 36 Cottage. FOR SALE CHEAP, terms or rent, 4 room house newly painted and kal somlned. near school: nice garden spot, at comer of Sunset and Co lumbus. 909 Sunset. FOR SALE Good 3 room house (east frunt) snd nice lot close to Berry dale store A great bargain at 8450 Terms Phone 517-L. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk cow, Just fresh. Phone 133-L. FOR SALE Shropshire rama snd rsm lambs. L. A. salade, Jr., Cen tral Point. FOH SALE 30 head of horses and mules. Ray Moran. Central Point RED feeder pigs. Adolf Schulz Beagle. WEANER PIGS, brood sow to farrow soon, riding corn Pacific cultivator. M. F. Baker, highway 1 mile south of Talent. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE White Leghorn chicks. Baraln price If taken at once. c. J. MoCay, Medford. Phone 334-J-4. Tio for highest quality W L. chicks Hansen strain. May deliveries Rocks snd Reds 8-e. Wonderful value Jenks Poultry Farm. Tangent. Ore FOR SALE Barred Rock hatching eggs, laying strain. 82.50 hundred Baker Service Station. DRESSLER'S Square Deal Hatchery. 1107 E. Main. Pbone 1569-Y. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS THOUSANDS of Indiana Canner to mato plans, cheap. First house south Tiny Tavern. Talent. FOR SALE White enamel "Air Tight" refrigerator, 75-lb. ice capacity: cost new $60: sell for 820. Phone 1108. 710 So. Oakdale. NEW AND USED PIANO BARGAINS Buv now before the rslse. 650 Kimball now 8139 8476 Smith it Barnes 65 8550 Shumsnn . 115 $500 Peerless 89 $475 Shlrmer 93 Square Grand 25 Over 40 fine new and used Instru ments to choose from. Terms like rent. Free delivery. CLINE PIANO CO. Cor. Msln and Riverside. RAW JERSF.Y MILK at Monsrch Gro cery, 1803 W. Main. Gallon 20c; quart 5c. Containers furnished. With cresm raised. FOR SALE Choice alfalfa hay, 60c hundred. E. H. Niedermeyer. Tel. 697-R-l. HAVE electrlo incubator 500 capacity will hatch eggs on shsres. Tel 258-J. FOR SALE $265 electric range with trash burner, 875 cash. Box 27, Rt. 3, Medford. MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE Henderson 4-cyl. motor run only 2800 miles. Like new. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. 38 N. Riverside FOR SALE New Melllnk fireproof safe: paid 8115. Bargain for CASH or "What have you for trade7" Box 12513, Tribune. FOR SALE Yellow dent seed com. 3c lb C. A. DeVoe. SUPERFEX oil neater, cheap. Phoue 1012. FOR SALE Large eleotrlo brooder, 88.00; or will trade for feed. See It at Samson's Feed Store. MENS all leather work gloves Chins goat 75c. Men & Women's' Jackets made to measure, iewls Carpenter 308 So. Newtown. Medford. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office: printed on cloth to with stand the rain and weather. FOR SALE Used sewing mschlnee, all makes, 85 up: terms U desired. AU makes ranted and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co. 24 N. Bartlett FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer and teaming. Pbone 912-J. MISCELLANEOUS WTT.T. U lull CVVI has stsrted a 2nd Hand Store at 32 N. Front. Same location where he was in business for 15 years. Ssle Now Going On. M. A. BLISS Painting and papsr hanglng. Tsl. S46-W. 313 8. Grape. GET the "No Hunting" and trespass ing signs at the Mall Tribune Job office: printed on cloth tc with stand the ram and weather BUSINESS DIIIECTOBX Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT OO. Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and 6. No. 82 North Central Are. upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System Id Jackson Coonty. Dressmaking and Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaklnj snd remodeling. 424 Medford Bldg Myrtle Andrews. Pnone 1181. expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT - Tel. 1171 House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty EADS I-RANaPEH 81 STORAGE OO Office 1015 No. Central Phone 818 Prices right. Service guaranteed RE1NK1NO TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and Storage. We bauJ anything an a reasonable price, ill No. FU Street Phone 832 Of WLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right Sstlsfsction gusrsnteed 610 Nortb Riverside, paaoe 1044-X. BUSINESS DIRECTOR T Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant In southern Oregon. Printing of aU kinds; book binding; looee-leai ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplloatlns casb sales slips and everything to the printing Una. 38-30 N. Grape Phone 78. Money to Lena. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per month on un paid balanos. No other charge See W. B. Thomas. 45 S. Central Ground floor Oretartan Theatre Bldg State License No. S-137. Tlano ajld Violin Instruction, FRED ALTON HAIGHT. Teacher of Piano, Violin, and Saxophone, Halght Song Service. Arranging. Composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. PubUo Stenographer. ILLUSTRATED M1EMOGRAPHING MAILING SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY Grace C. Voss' 34 North Central Pbone 112 LEGAL NOTICES Notice Central Point, Ore. May 20th. 1933. Notice la hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemp tion of warrants drawn on School District No. 6 Central Point, number ed 213 to 247 Inclusive. Interest to cease on May 21st, 1933. EARL I.EEVER. Clerk of Schlool Dlst. No. 6. School District No. 57 Warrants Called for Payment. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on deposit st the Medford Nstlonal Bank, Medford. Oregon, for the redemption of School District No. 57 warrants Nos. 335 co 431, Inc. Interest on above warrants will cease after Muy 26, 1933. Dated this 19th day of May. 1933. BERTHA COY. District Clerk. 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 Warrants Nos. 310 to 684 inc. Interest on the above war rants will cease after May 28. 1933, Dated this- 23rd day of May. 1933. OUS H. SAMUELS. City Treasurer. Call for School Warrants, District No. 91. Butte Falls School District No. 91 has funds in Medford National Bank to pay warrants Nos. 178 to 256. In clusive. Interest ceases after May 27th, 1933. E. A. HILDRETH, Cleric. Warrant Call. Notice la hereby given that School District No. 49. Jackson County, war rants No. 2504 to No. 2822 Inclusive are called for payment. Interest to cease on May 26. 1933. Warrants to be presented for pavment at the office of the District Clerk. City Hall. Med ford, Oregon. REBECCA JENSEN. Clerk School District No. 49. Air Ace Killed. CHARTRES, France, May 23. (AP) Ludovlc Arrachart, 35, wartime pi lot and twice holder of the sir dis tance record, was killed today when his plane fell as he was practicing for a speed contest. Vote Larger Budget. DALLAS. May 23. (AP) By a vote of 324 to 162 the school district here In a special election yesterday voted a school budget levy to exceed the six per cent limit to the amount of $12 229.96. The total budget with the Increase called for t-38,595. Mail Tribune Daily . ACROSS L Play bois terously S. Rascal lOe Wooden pro pellers li. Jswlih month 15. Light boat 16. Flesh of calves IT. Done alone 18. To one side 19. Silkworm 10. Choose rather ML Playlog the chief role 24. God of war 26. Toward the sheltered side IT. Division of a play 10. Organ of nearlntr It. Glossy el., fabric IH. Pallid IT. Public vehicle 15. Adjust the pitch again 11. .tnglo-Saxon money of account 16. Indian peaoe pip IX. Honey gatherer II. Group of four IS. Drink slowly .6. Variety of chalcedony IT. Spirited horse 18. Snug room II. Nuisances Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle NrlFHA'lMl l5lsnsPln lAlGlAnP.AlslsfmNlETl BO. Grant, as . territory 12. Comparative conjunction 14. Any great sacrifice or slaughter If. Pertaining; te Persia St. Presently M. City In Italy . fh. Pulled apart 1 6. Scrapad Unen 7. Build 6L Englfsn school . Poems TO. Interprets: archaic U. Dlipatclssd I ZllIIZ Hi3 lil " i zmi It lt if" fi" iiiiiiii!:" inn J 2 1 El I W I I I I n Limi 1)11 IfiXirt i I L. I NEW GENERAL GAS LAUNCHED TODAY One of the! meat spectacular mer chandising campaigns in the history of the northwest wu launched today by General Petroleum Corporation in connect4on with the initial public offering of it new motor fuel, Gen eral Four-Star gasoline. The campaign makes use of many media of publicity. Newspaper space, radio, billboards. station signs, streamers, wind-shield stickers and novelties have all been conscripted by the company in this tremendous sales effort. "Eight years ago. General Petrol eum launched a similar campaign when It first entered the northwest field,' Ralph G. Bowman, assistant general sales manager, said yesterday. "Public reception and endorsement of lta products at that time were phenomenal, and It la anticipated that the present campaign will be even more resultful. "Newspaper space will carry the major part of the sales burden. Gen eral Petroleum, like other major in dustrial units, having proved to its own satisfaction that there is no substitute for newspaper advertising. All other elements in the campaign will tie In with the newspaper ef fort." Back of the Introduction of Gen eral Petroleums new motor fuel, to be known as new General Four-Star gasoline, lies one of the romance stories of the petroleum Industry. Years of research, study and engi neering, and the addition of new re finery equipment, costing .In excess of $1,000,000, were required to pro duce the gasoline, which petroleum chemists have pronounced the most highly efficient motor fuel refined to date. "Thla gratifying result was finally brought about by the gradual devel opment of two new processes In gas oline refining, processes which liter ally break up and rearrange the mo lecules of gasoline in such a way that they become stabilized." Mr. Bow man stated. "The technical expla nation Is fascinating, but too In volved to be clear to the lay mind Perhaps X can make It understandable by saying that In their original forms the gasoline molecules are 'on the loose.' They're not fixed, and conse quently they represent uncontrolled and wnsted power. By changing their character and stabilizing them, bhls power la brought under control and made wholly available to the mo torist." It Is because of this controlled power, Mr. Bowman added, that the new General Pour-Star gasoline has a higher anti-knock rating, starts quicker, picks up much fnater and makes a much greater mileage rec ord. New York Drys Concede Defeat ALBANY. N. T., May 23. (AP) With a sweeping wet victory conced ed In advance by dry leaders. New York voters voted for 150 delegates to the state prohibition repeal con vention which will be held in Albany June 27. Phone 643. Well haul away youi 1 refuse. City Sanitary Servloe, Cross-Word Puzzie 31. Before 22. Place In position again IS. Fur-bearing animal 17. Discolored places 15. Mark denoting something omitted 39. Puff up 31. Misuse 32. Bass horns 24. Sluggish 25. Requlremente 17. Contemptible person 18. Ribbed fa brie 40. Military atudent 41 Place where money la coined 44. Takes bnck publicly 46, Legislative bodies 41. Grave and modest 49, Face alue of atock 11. One who loves overmuch II Suggests Indirectly 64 Circle of light tb. Tennysonlan character 16, Tapering solid ST. Reared fi9. Snort letter 40. Metal 6L Si.iallest U. S. coin 14. Congealed water DOWN t. Coarse file 3. Smell l. Masculine 4. Desecrate . 6. Frighten 5. Head covering T. Genua of ducks L Substance UrICd tO hOld bricks In position I. Part of a flower 10. Oluttonlsa 11. Air: comb. form II, Shower U. Droia of metal General Four ; ) I iv;db;- F:f$h54' t yZTTTrnTmrnm.! milium i in tnn&i Li. v2t L'Sf 'K ,. II. Ilmiwcll, scorotnry of the Medford Chamhfr of Commsrce, rscelvlnj the first "flli" of nsw Oensnil "foiir-slnr" ksmiIIiis from II. L. Armes, .lra mnnairrr for the flsnrrnl Petroleum Corporation In this territory. This sensational new product Is now available at General stations In Southern Oregon. ANGLER LANDS FISH AND ANOTHERS ROD AND REEL BEND. Ore., May 32. (AP)A flash of a big red side cut the waters of twin lakes and widening, concentric ripples marked where a fly had been. W.. A. Dnckaff, angling from a boat, marked the spot. Again, this time clumsily a large trout shot out of the water, falling strangely to the surface. Once more, and Dackaff saw the flash of a large spinner dan gling from the redstde'a Jaw. CUM FLOPS BULLDOG JACKSON PORTLAND. May 33. (P) After losing the first fall, Otis Cltngman, 161, of Oklahoma City came back to take the next two and the" match from Bulldog Jackson, 156, of Klam ath Falls in the main vent of last night's wrestling card here. JackAon took the first fall wltm a hammerlock In 16 minutes. Cling man won the second In seven min utes with a chin-lock. Just as .It appeared Jackso was about to clamp on another hammerlock, Cllngmm suddenly broke the hold and won the deciding fall with a drop toe-hold, The final fall took six minutes. Bull Stastny, 162, Seattle, won the seml-wtndup from Flash Kelly, 158. Los Angeles. Kelly won the first fall but was unable to return to the mat after Staatny took the second tumble. Herb Burgeson, 147, Portland, was the victor In the preliminary, taking two falsi out of three from Noel Franklyn, 146, Portland. - 8 AN FRANCISCO. May 23. (VP) King Tut, Minneapolis welterweight, slept today in a San Francisco emerg ency hospital after being knocked out In the fourth round of his 10-round match with Babe Marino of 0an Fran cisco here last night. Hoapltal attendants said he suffer ed no apparent Injury but may have been hurt internally. A further eg aminatlon will be made today. Tut claimed a foul, but It was dis allowed. The blow looked to ring elders like a clean right to the body. As Tut went down the crowd of 6,000 yelled, apparently divided be tween thinking the match "an set" or "a whale of a fight." Marino hit the canvas twice In the first round from blows to the leg and top of the head, and got up after taking the count of nine in the fourth round to drop the king. E SEALS THIS WEEK By the Associated Frees.) Favored by a schedule that sends them against the last place 8an Fran cisco Seals this week. Portland's Beav ers returned home today after a Cali fornia invasion that carried them to the top of the Coast league. The battered Seals, fielding rugged ly and receiving only occasional claw AA pitching, are not likely to unseat the fast moving Beavers. Beginning the season slowly, the Beavers hare come along rapidly in recent weeks, taking their last two series from the strong Hollywood and Sacramento clubs. Ios Angeles, in second place, like wise gets a break from the setiedule. facing the seventh place Indians st Seattle. Sacramento will engage Hollywood at Loe Angeles and the Missions wi.t meet Oakland at San Francisco. Don't extend credit to Mr New Customer until you find out from the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau bow be paid the otbsx follows. KING TUT HURT BY KAYO PUNCH - Star Gasoline . He rowed to the spot where the trout was circling. He saw a line entangled In the weeds. Grappling for the line, he pulled the 20-lnch trout Into the boat. Yards and yards of line stretched across the lake bottom. At the end wae a fine reel, fast to a casting rod. The rod bore the name of J. L. Ed munds of Klamath Falls. BASEBALL Yesterday's Results National League. At Pittsburgh 0. Brooklyn S. At Cincinnati 0. New York S. At Chicago i. Philadelphia It. At St. Louts 3, Boston 0. American League. At Boston 3, Chicago 3. At Philadelphia a, St. Louis t. At New York 3. Cleveland 0. At Washington 6. Detroit 5. Mat Results (By the Assoclsted Press.) NBW YORK-.Joe Savoldi, 203, threw Ed (Strsngler) Lewis. 340: Jim Mo Mlllen, 330, threw Dick Haines. 333; Paul Berlenbach, 185. threw Frank Marone, 185; Arthur Dekuh, 33H, drew with Carloa Henrlquee, 300. LANCASTER. Pa Ernie Dusek, 318, threw Lou Plummer, 318. CAMDEN, N. J Rudy Dueek, 330, defeated Fred Grumbler, 300, two falls to one. Stores Closed As Fishing Beckons SILVERTON. May 33.(AP) What schoolboy wouldn't like to be a busi ness man here? Next Mondsy business men of this town will close shop and go fishing. Lured by the ueuel run of fish stor ies, merchant circulated petitions and nearly the entire town signed n favor of the business men "playing hookey." BROWNING PINIONS SUBSTITUTE EASILY SACRAMENTO. Cel., May 33. Jim Browning, Missouri heavyweight wrestler, defeated Dr. P. H. Vlsser, Sacramento, here last night. Vlsser substituted for Dan Koloff, unable to appear because of an Injury. Browning won In 63.00 minutes, em ploying his famous airplane leg scis sors to wear Vlsser down. WILLAMETTE PLANS OUT-DOOR GRADUATION SALEM, May' 29. (AP) Breaking tradition. Willamette University will hold Its 88th graduation exercises out of doors here June 10. James T. Matthews, for 40 years a Willamette professor, will deliver the commencement address. Jenkins Comment (Continued from Page One) There la a small supply of old hope on hand. There la a market for every drop of beer the breweries can turn out. And the breweries KAVI to have hope In order to make beer. So they bid recklessly for the eslst ing supply. THE MAN who tils a hop yard and NO CONTRACT Is sitting prstty these days, and the hop business will probably be good for two or three yean, for It take, about that long tor new plantings to coma Into pro duction. The hop business, of course, will ultimately be overdone. Just like the brewery business, because excess of demand and high prices always bring on excess of production. on Sale Here MONROE ALL SET TO GIVE BUM FINE FISTICUFFS LESSON Frankle Monroe Is In fine fettle. sccordlng to word from Klamsth Falls, and declares he will have no trouble In putting "Buzzsaw" Zim merman away In the main event on the fight card at the Medford ar mory tomorrow night. Monroe 1e picked to be one of the eeml-flnaltste In the lightweight tournament, and perhaps the champion, so Is deter mined to mske quick work of aU op ponents. Tomorrow nlght'a fights will be the first flight of the tournement. by which Msck Llllsrd. promoter, hopes to pick a southern Oregon lightweight champion. Frankle Monroe already haa claims on the title, by virtue of his victory over Herb White two weeks sgo, but It Is understood White plana to "knock him off his pedestal" when they meet again. Frank Jewett will not meet Spider Fields, as previously announced, but will fight Bob Irwin Instead, Irwin Is from Klamsth Falls and weighs about 135. Jewett welgha 133, snd Is all fighter, having been champion of hie fleet In the navy. Battling Beno will appear again against Cliff Sparr of The Dalles, In the seml-flnsls. Chief Orey Eagle of Chllosuln, Indian fighter, will meet ' Dsve Morris of Klsmath Fslls. All bouts are "naturals," Llllsrd asld, and three of the fights will be In the lightweight class, the winners to appesr again In the lightweight tournament. McLeod MoLEOD. May 23. (Spl.) Laurel hurst school held Its annual plcni at McLeod. camp ground May 10, Though the day was cold and cloudy, many patrons, friends and children attended. Games were directed by Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kedrey, a as! a tod by Mrs. E. L. Olaas. The main event was an exciting baseball game playsd by men, women and children between the ages of 6 and 80. A picnic lunch, was served by the ladles at noon. The coffee brewed by Director Glass in his beet cow camp style, topped off the excellent lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Neeley gave birth day dinner honoring the 77th birth day antveraary of Mrs. J. W. Richard son and Mrs. T. J. Dltsworth, Sr., on Wednesday. These ladles' birthdays come three days apart so a compro mise was made by having their parry In between. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Koag, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Glass and daughter Lois attended graduation exercises st Butte Palls Thursday evening. Erma Glass and Leo Hosg were among the graduates. A large number from here attended the play, "Deacon Dubbs." given by Prospect student body. May 20. K strong expression of appreciation of the play was heard throughout the hall. Deacon Dubbs from Sorghum Center, state of West Vlrglnny. was very ably played by Ralph Glass. The Virginia reel given in the third act brought pleasant memories of "days of yore" to the older folks and was equally appreciated by the younger ones, who saw It for the first time. An old time dance was given after the play. Harry Harding Is visiting his broth er Dick for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dltsworth at tended the play at Prospect Saturday evening. Campers are again seen along the Rogue and reports of good catches are heard. Fted Bortu spent Saturday in Med ford attending to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vincent and Miss Clsra Oordon spent Sunday visiting a sister at Eagle Point, who met with an Injury Dick Harding spent several days painting scenery tor the Prospect high school production last week. Are you looking for a "Wearable" Hose? Try the 75c and II ones at ETHELWTM B HOFFMANN S KUROK" a specific remedy tor treatment of poison oak. Satiafao tlot) guaranteed. Grace Leooratoriea. 305 Liberty Bldg. ... Furniture re-upholstered. rfinlh'd and r -glued, pnone 009-R, Tblbaul.