PXGE EIGHT
MEDFORD MAIL TMBTJKE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933.
Quits Baseball
FOR SEINE GIG
Tiiey couldn't carry bom all tb
full they got, when thay went Min
ing with Al Plctael That's the story
game warden and eportamen, who
visited Kelly Slough Wednesday 200
atrong are telling. (The one little aim
perch, which got caught, was too
allppery for the river reformists.)
With an oftlcial state permit, and
a gallery oftppeetators, the delegation
left Med lord In the morning
to clean the slough of carp, consid
ered detrimental to the healthy pro-
greaa of other fish life.
Notified of the project through the
press, sportsmen and fish hungry
folk from all sections of the valley
gathered on the banks of the slough
and In canoes at an early hour to
await developments. Arrangements
. for Icing the fish had been complet
ed In advance at the local storage
house.
Oame Wardens Rodney Roach of
this city and Officer Malcolm of
a rants Pass were present to see that
the law was not disregarded In any
detail.
Following much maneuvering by
experienced aelners, who assured Mr.
Plche that they knew how to handle
the nets, they were lowered Into the
high waters.
The proper time was allowed for
the fish to enter, then all hands were
put to the lines. Much tugging
brought the net to shore and a little
sun perch. Its only cargo, flipped
from the net to return to water, but
was grasped by an ambitious pho
tographer, who held It captive long
enough for Horace Bromley of the
California Oregon Power company to
srlnd out a motion picture.
Additional Instructions were passed
about and a second drift was at
tempted The seln wss lowered "way
down low." It became very heavy
without delay and the faces of the
seiners brightened. A second rjeacn.
lng was accomplished and some
flaherman's boat, long water-ioggoa,
was turned out of the net.
Two young men In a canoe, etar.
tied by the find, which had all the
appearances of a whale as It first
became visible, turned over and went
to the bottom with their craft. They
came up a few minutes later, blowing
bubbles, but with no carp In their
bookets.
So Al Plche and his seiners came
home I But far from discouraged,
Mr. Plche Insisted today. He's going
to get another permit in July or
.August, when tite water is low, ana
he's going to bring the carp to the
surface, seines or no seines, and fur
thermore, ho added today In defense
of his party, "Wednesday was the
best day of the year, and we had a
good crowd.
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With good weather over Sunday
and Memorial day, r. W. cnausee,
manager of the Medford Municipal
golf course, hopes to have many of
Med fords publlo oourse golfers qualify
for the spring tourney there. Many
have already qualified, and prospects
are for a much larger tourney than
was held last year.
Ohauase has ordered a new fair
way mower, which will be here soon,
and although ths fairways are In
good shape now they will be much
better when the mower geta Into ac
tion. Fairways have all been rolled
since the recent rains, and are smooth
and level.
Gfreens are In good condition, and
approaches open, and play Is Increas
ing with every day s sunshine,
Ohauase has secured many prises
for the tourney, and green fees will
be low enough to allow all to play.
Ohauase said.
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Failure of the sun to shin at the
Rogue Valley golf course has caused
a temporary delay In th "duffers"
tourney now underway there, but It
Is hoped th tourney will be finished
this week. Only two matches remain
' to be played.
Bert Thleroff and F. H. Reum have
yet to play an th second bracket,
with Robert Ruhl having won his di
vision. Ruhl, defending champion,
will play the winner of the Thleroff-
Reum matoh. Ruhl defeated Walter
Iererett to win hi division last
week.
Th winner of the tourney will be
presented with a beautiful hammered
tin loving cup, to be kept until the
tourney next year,
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TAPER OFF TRAINING
LOS ANGELES, May 30. (AP)
Jimmy McLarnln was to face his last
spsrrlng partnera today for his 10
round fight with Young Oorbett, ni.
and the world's welterweight cham
pionship Monday night.
The champion, on the other hand,
will take a light drill this afternoon
and then finish off with six brisk
rounds Ssturday against light oppo
nents. Corbett, who Is under 149 pounds
now, will work on speed, not so much
to take off weight, but to be able to
cop with th lighter and faster McLarnln.
Hall Insurance being written by
Charles A. Wing Agency.
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Dance at the Lake Creek Grange
hsil Saturday night.
GREAT SHIRES PINCHED
FOR ASSAULT ON HOST
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 2. i
Arthur ("the Great") Shires and
Jimmy Adair, American association
baseball players, were among five per
son charged with malicious assault
after a fight early today In which
Jack Deacon, 33, received a compound
fracture of the right leg. '
Shires, Robert Armstrong, 36, and
Carrie Potts were cut and bruised in
the fight, which occurred at the Dea
con home, and had their Injuries
treated at a hospital. Adair, only
slightly hurt, did not require hospital
treatment.
The two baseball players. Deacon,
Armstrong and the Potts woman ail
were charged with malicious assault
by police, who were called to the
home to quell the disturbance. Shires
had two bumps on bis head and a
cut on his nose.
Officers said Shire told them the
fight started when an attempt was
made to steal 6126 from Adair. Dea
con pulled a blackjack, according to
Shires' story, and 8 hires chased him
Into the street, with the woman fol
lowing behind and hitting Shires over
the head with a chair.
Bill Ktepper, president and own
er of the Seattle baseball club of
the Pacific Coast League, has re
tired from the game after weather
lng several storms. He became the
club's president In 1920 and regain
ad control In 1928. (Associated
Press Photo)
HOW THEY
STAND.
(By The Associated Press)
Coast
W. L. Pot.
20 18 .617
28 31 .071
37 31 .(03
28 M .(00
28 OS .810
at at .mo
Seattle 1 20 .8M
San Francisco - - 18 34 .300
Portland -Hollywood
....
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Missions .....
Oakland
W. L. Pet.
Pittsburgh ,- 22 W .887
New York 19 14 .678
St. Louis 10 18 .643
Cincinnati 17, 18 .488
Chicago i.. 11 19 .472
Boston 17 20 .459
Brooklyn .. 14 17 .462
Philadelphia .. 13 as .361
New York ..
Washington .
Chicago
Philadelphia .
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis .
Boston .. .
W. L. Pot.
. 20 11 .646
. 31 18 .888
. 18 14 .683
. 18 14 .503
. 10 18 .543
. 14 20 .412
, 14 23 J78
. 11 31 .344
BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
Coast League
At Portland, San Francisco (post
poned, rain.)
At Hollywood 7, Sacramento B.
At Mission 1, Oakland 3.
At Seattle, Los Angeles, (postponed)
Courthouse
News ,
(Purnlshed by the Jackson County
Abstract Co- 131 E. Sixth Street.)
Marriage Licenses
William H, Vlmont and Thelma K.
McKnlght.
Martin 'A. Baffeta and Marie Sou
blron. Roy B. Parr and Irma Brenneman.
Circuit Court
State vs. William Earl Hicks and
Kermlt Dook Grand larceny.
Pacific Placer Co. v. Chauncey
Plorey For money.
Carson Fowler Lumber Co. vs. Mrs.
E. D. Patterson and Dwlght Patter
son Lien. -
Charles B. Gray et ux vs. George T.
O'Brien et ux Foreclosure.
Probate Court
Estate of Clarence Frederick Burke,
deceased- Admitted to probate.
American League
At Boston 3, Cleveland 8.
At Washington 7, St. Louis 3.
At Philadelphia 4, Detroit 8 (14 In
nings.)
At Ohlcago-New York, postponed,
wet grounds. .
National League
At Ohtcago 8, Boston 0.
At Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 1.
At Pltteburgh-New York, postponed,
rain.
Only games scheduled.
1 b.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Meunler of
Gold H1U a daughter, weighing six
pounds, lfl ounces, at the SHcred
Heart hospital this morning.
One-Armed Man Is Fisherman
PORTLAND. Ore. (UP) Roy
Jones, Longvtew, landed a 40-pound
Chinook salmon recently. He la one-
armed. A few weeks later, he fished
the Cowllta river, near Longvlew, and
hooked two more good Chinook. They
averaged 39 J4 pounds each
See Char lea A. Wing Agency for
Hall Insurance.
Peru has Increased the import duty
duty on motion picture films.
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' Real Estate Transfers
O. F. Palmerton et al to Charles O.
Harding et ux w. D. to land In Sec.
19, Twp. 88 8., K. 3 W.
Charles O. Harding et ux to O.' F.
Palmerton et ux W. D. to land In
Sec. 18, Twp. 38 8.. R. 4 W.
Charles C. Harding et ux to Cecil
Patterson W. D. to land In Sec. 18,
Twp. 36 S., B. 4 W.
Jackson County Bank to B. M. Nix
Q. O. D. to tilA of Nft ot Bee. 35,
Twp. 38 8., B. 8 W.
B. J. Parsons et ux to L. j. Adams
et ux q. o. D. to land In DLO 48,
49 and 51, Twp. 88 S B. 1 E.
Amelia F. Toft to Pearl Canady
Q. 0. D. to land In block 58, City of
Jacksonville.
W. H. Merrltt et ux to Charles N.
Black W. D. to lot 1, block 3, Olson
Add. to Medford. . .
Earl D. Graham et ux to C. F. Luch
terhand et ux W. D. to 4 acres In
DLO 43. Twp. 38 S B. 1 E.
United States to William F. Bon
ney Patent to lot 1, Sec. 25, Twp.
38 8 , B. 4 W.
Charles Paris ftt ux to J. J. Osen-
brugge Q. O. D. to land In DLO 79,
Twp. 87 S., B. 3 W.
O. D. Barnes to Stat of Oregon
W. D. to land In SW'4 ot Sec. 18,
Twp. 37 S., B. 3 W.
Emma S. Cox to State of Oregon
W. D, to lot 1, Myer Add. to Ashland.
B. A. Settlemlre et ux to Burton
J. Palmer et ux W. D. to lot 4, block
3, South Pak Add. to Medford.
R. A. Settlemlre et ux to Burton J.
Palmer W. D, to weat 60 feet of east
100 feet of lots 20 and 21, block 3,
Newtown Add. to Medford.
Katie Haney to Bessie H. Buchanan
W. D. to land In DLO 46, Twp. 39
S.. R. 1 8.
Burton J. Palmer to R. A. Settle
mlre et ux W. D, to land In DLO 52,
Twp. 87 8., R. 3 W.
E. R. Barker to Ous Erlckson W.
D. to lots 9, 8 and 10, block 24, and
part lot 14, block 24; lot 9, block 2,
GoIU Hill.
James W. Miller to Caleb Weston
Miller W. D. to WV4 of 8W!4 of Sec.
39. Twp. 33 8 . B. 3 E.
Caleb w. Miller to James W. Miller
W. D. to NWK of NEH of Sec. 17,
Twp. 33 .8., R. 1 E., and other land
In Sec 17,' Twp. 3B S , R.'l E.
Ralph S. Tucker et ux to Jcsso E.
Glass et ux W. D. to SW!4 of 8E4;
SK ot 8W14 of Sec. 6, Twp. 36 8., B.
1 E., except land sold.
Henry P, Stuart to Aaron E. Nettle
bald ct al Q. 0. D. to N4 of BE'i,
Nft of SWV4 of Sec. 38, Twp. 87 8
B. 4 W. ...
Jesse E. Glaus et ux to Ralph E.
Tucker et ux W. D. to land In DLC
69, Twp. 37 8.. R. 3 W.
William 8. Hazelton to Valorla I,
Hamstreet et al W. D. to 60 acres
In Sec. 31, Twp. 38 S , R. 3 W.
C. E. Applegats et ux to First In-
aurance Agency Q. C. D. to lot 1,
block 1, Falrmount Add. to Medford.
The Gold Mountain Mining Co. to
Aaron E. Nettlebald et al Q. C. D. to
NK of BE'.; N'4 of 8WJ4 of Sec.
28, Twp. 37 S., R. 4 W.
8. P. Herbert et vlr to State of
Oregon W. D. to part lot 8, W. O.
Myer Add. to Ashland.
A. H. Robinson et ux to to o. R.
Just et ux NWH of 8E't, and NEJ4
of 6W!4. SE(4 of NW'4 of Sec. 20,
Twp. 34 S.. R. I E.
H. A. Turnbough et ux to Joshua
W. Rose W. D. to W14 of 8Wi4 of
SVfYt of NW54 Of Sec, 16, Twp. 38 8.,
R. 1 W. a
Frances A. Twogood eo E. E.' Ross
et ux W. D. to 25 acres In Sec.
37, Twp. 38 8. R. 1 W.
F. W. Jordan to First National Co
W. D. to 8 acres In DLO 66, Twp.
37 3., It. 3 W.
da J. Poole to ePter Edward Raney
W. D. to land In DLC 41, Twp. 38
8 , R. 1 W.
N. c. Vaughan to A. A. McCoy et
ux W. D. to land In Sec. 33, Twp.
33 S., R. 1 W.
Charles E. Gray et ux to O. F.
Palmerton et al w. D. to land In
Sec 19, Twp. 36 8., R. 3 W. ,
Old Ballots Found
PORTLAND, Ore". (UP) Three old
ballots were found In the bottom of
an old box here recently. One list
ed John Qulncy Adams as a candi
date for vice president. Another
showed U. 8 Grant as republican
candidate or president. A third
listed Horace Greeley as the Ubersl
candidate for the Chief Executive's
post.
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Schoolboy Smashes Records
AUSTIN, Tex. (UP) Texaa school
boys are not always content to smash
school records. In the State Inter
scholastlc League meet at Austin re
cently, R. L. Bush, Dallas schoolboy,
ran tne nan mile In 1:55.4, break
ing both the league record and that
of the Southwest Conference of Col
leges. An Instant, accurate credit report
may be obtained from the Southern
Oregon Credit Bureau while your cus
tomer waits.
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