TAGE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTjyE, MEDFOKP. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1933.
RETURN OF THYE
PLEASANT NEWS
TOR LOCAL FANS
"Terrible Ted" Thye, the bad dream
of every heavyweight wrestler In the
west, will be seen in a Medford ring
next Thursday nlht for toe tint
time In several yeers when he meeta
Seotty Dawklns. the wrestling Scotch
nun of the South, who proved such
a hilarious sen&atlon tut week.
Thye. the wrtstlock expert. hss
been one of the couti leading wrest
lera for year, and ha held the light
heavyweight belt off and on for aa
many yeara. Tbye haa developed many
of the wests best mstmen. Including
Bob Kruee, who wreatled here laat
week, and Robin Reed, former Olym
pic lightweight champion. Wrlatlocks
are Thyea favorite holds, and he puts
them on as no other man can.
Back in the daya when Ralph Hand
was wrestling In Med ford and Oold
Kill. Thye appeared nere numerous
times, and since that time Thye has
been a favorite with Jackson county
wrestling fana. xnye naa grown n
ler alnce then, however, and haa gone
into the heavyweight claaa. He la ex
pected to take a lot of the clowning
out of Dawklna when thew meet
Thursday.
Al Karaslck will meet Ray friable in
the opening event of the evening.
Karaslck having loat to Bob Kruae
last week. Ptlsble hasn't wreatled
since his fight with Pete Bellcaatro
several months ago. but declares be
la In flrat class condition and will
ahow Karaslck some action. Karaslck.
always the aggressor and alwaya good
for a aurprlse fall, has no fesra of
Friable, he declared yesterday.
Promoter Mack Llllard asld the
bouts will start at nine o'clock sgsln.
aa they have the past few weeks. They
will also be Thursday Instead of Wed
nesday, be asld.
HOW THEY
STANDS
By the aasorlated Press. -Coast.
W. L. PC.
Sacramento W . 40 AM
Portland M 40 Mt
Lot Angelea , ., , . M 41 ATI
Hollywood 65 43 .Ml
Oakland 49 S3 .468
Mission 49 SS .460
Seattle 38 6 JT
San Francisco 37 61 J73
National.
New York .
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington .
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
St. Lf uls
. 44 SI
. 41 38
. 40 3
. 43 38
. W It
. 33 40
. 84 48
. 33 44
w.
80 3
47 30
38 38
38 30
- 38 41
37 43
- 33 44
31 61
LOCAL GOLFERS
LOSE BY POINT
IN K. F.
Ml
3
Mil
.soel
.467
.435
.431
PC.
.667
.610
.600
.4M
.481
.463
.431
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14T011.T0 VETS
ROSEBVRO. Ore. July 10. (API
The Douglas county Veta defeated
Medford 14 to 11 In a weird base
ball game here Sunday. The Veta
threw the bell all over tba lot In
the first inning to give the Pear Pick
ers 10 rune, but then came back to
slug out alx runs In the flrat two
innings and five In the elath to tie
the score. 11 to 11. Three more runs
la the 8th Inning gate the Veta a
Ictory.
Pauat started In the box for Rose
burg, but waa relieved In the flrat
inning by Beckley. who held the ula
ltora to five hlta scattered through
aa many tunings. Caldwell, for Med
tord. waa rapped' for seven hlta be
fore he was relieved In the alith by
lake, who gave two hlta. Including
Thompson, three-bagger, which won
the game.
F
KLAMATH PALLS. July 10 (API
Klamath Palla PeUcana defeated
Aahland. 10 to 9. here yesterday In
a wild ninth Inning finish.
with Klamath. Palla five runs
ahead three Aahland battera hit con
secutively In the ninth. The fourth
hoisted a long fly to Wekemsn In
renter field and Wakeman Humbled
and dropped the ball. Injuring him
self on the play. He waa sent to a
hospital with a sprained back.
All foul runners scored on the play
and the score waa tied at nine all.
Monotore went Into the box and
whiffed three straight batsmen.
In the Klamath half Oranrer tripled
and scored on Chief McLean a balk.
INIENT
LO ANOEIES. Cl . July 10. (API
-Di-rllle IvloMrr. fornwr Untrendty of
Southern California. foolb-U tr, hM
twen rt)au- by th Lo A rig If club
of the Pacific Cout to-ffu.
Thc action timt aftork to local
fins. Mohler. who w or of the
ftvatMt Tro)aa quarterback, u
hatting well ottt .300, but it waa his
framing which fell short. Oeorg Bu
chanan, former Boutoern Cttifamis
out b paw pitching ac. slso was drop
ped. "Wa let there go chlrfly beraua w
hsd to cut down expense, aak VI n
ger Jc L live It. "I beiieT Uohler
w-aa given a fitr chance as an tn
ftelder, but be didn't eocoe along as
ww expected ha would. H fieiding
wasn't up to elasa AA standard.
BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
Medford golfers Invading Klamath
Palls Bundsy for a "good-will" match,
were defeated by one point, vthe team
tots la reading, Klamath 36 S and
Medford H. A number of prizes
were posted by the Klsmath hosts sod
Medford fared well In this depart
ment, the following players winning
awards: D. B. Gray, A. P. West, B. E.
Kelly, Don Clark. Herb Huaaong,
Frank Huaaong, Harold Johnson, H. B.
Kellom and W. W. Cleaves.
The local team took five boxes of
fine cherries with them, donated by
the Medford Chamber of Commerce,
and following tba match enjoyed a
buffet luncheon aa guests of the
Klamath club. C. J. Semon, president
of the Rogue Valley club responded
to words of welcome with an expres
sion of thanks from ths Tlattlng
players for the enjoyable competi
tion and entertainment provided.
Scores were as follows:
Medford Klamath Palls
Don Clark G. A. Krauee. 0
Hank Prlngle 3 Royal Shaw 0
Coaat League.
At Portland 11-4. Seattle -.
At San Francisco 8-6, Hollywood,
13-4 (aecond game aeven lnnlnga).
At Los Angeles 10-3, Mission 4-6
(aecond game aeven Innings).
At Oakland 1-8. Sacramento 0-6
(second game seven Innings),
American League.
At New York 11-7, Detroit 7-8.
At Washington 8, Cleveland 9.
At Boston 4-3, St. Louis 0-0.
Only games scheduled.
National League. .
At Chicago 4-3. New York 0-1.
At St. Louis 6-3, Brooklyn 8-0.
At Cincinnati 3-1, Philadelphia 3-3.
Only games scheduled.
DEFEAT TAKILMA
The newly organised Kerby C. C. C.
baseball team came home on the
long end of a 7-8 coptest with the
Takllma team on the letter's field
Sunday. The large crowd went wild
at the end of the 8th when Takllma
forged ahead 5-4, only to be followed
In ths first plsy of the 8th by a
three run rally by the Kerby aquad
to aew up the battle 7-6. Although
the pitchers were handicapped by
many field errors, ths longest bits
gained only second base. C. C. C.'a
pitchers, Barnes and Tynan, were
caught by the newly elected captain
Max Klacart, while Takllma used
Vtnuera and Jecobson. with "Dad"
Albln behind the plate.
Geo. Phythlan I
H. Johnson 3'j
Don Gray 3
Ward Beeney. 8
M. Spats hi
K. B. Kelly !
H. B. Kellom 0
A. P. West 34
H. Hussong 0
P. Hussong 1
Hsrold Bunco 0
Stsnley Btsrk H
R. J. Simpson 1
W. W. Cleavea 0
C. J. Semon.. 3
H. McMahon. 3
3354
Dr. Sharp 0
Paul Dslton. H
Wilson Wiley 1
Nick Csrter 0
P. Sanford S'i
Tom Towey 3'i
Dr. Merryman 3
W. O. Smith H
Dr. Miller 3
J. L. Law 3
Oscar Shlve 3
Jno. Joseph 314
B. Weber 3
B. E. Herman 3
L. L. Graham 0
John Houaton 1
36 i
BILL BATES HiGH
GRANTS PASS GOLFERS
WIN FROM ROSEBURG
GRANTS PASS. July 10. (AP)
Turning the tables on tha Raseburg
golfers, the team of the O rants Pass
country club that yesterday enter
tained a 14-msn delegation from the
Umpqua capital here, took them into
camp by a score of 36 points to 15'i
points on a day that produced Ideal
playing conditions of bright sunshine
and cool breecea.
In the regulsr practice events at
the Medford Oun dub Bundsy morn
ing. Bill Bstes wsa high with 48 out
of 60. breaking 7 In the first event
and 25 straight In the aecond event.
Ray Coleman and Oeorge Jsntaer also
turned In 2fl straights.
The scores at 50 targets:
Bill Bates
Geo. Jantaer .- . - 47
Ray Coleman ., , 46
Elmer Wilson
Clarence Bads .,-,- - 43
H. Crotssnt 99
George Porter ' , ; 8
Extra events at 35 targets:
Geo. Jantr , , , . 33-34
H. Crotsant 33-33
Ray Coleman ' 33
Sid Newton , - , 3
Geo. Porter 33
MELBOURNE. Australls. July 10.
(API A horde of giant crabs have
"blocTcsded the coast of the stata of
Victoria and are causing havoc In
the fishing industry.
The cnistaceans. pear-shaped snd
of a reddish hue. measure from two
to five feet acroAS with' their clsws
extended. Fishermen believe them
to be a upeclea of the glsnt Japanese
crabs which grow to ten feet. Others
believe they are of the large Aus
tralian spider crab species.
CANZONERI LOSES TITLE BOUT
Thle Associated Preaa telephoto shows Tony Cantonerl missing an
uppercut In the fifth round of a lightweight championship battle with
Barney Roes in Chicago. Canzonerl dropped his crown by a decision
at tha and of tha 10 round affair.
Wall St. Report
Stork Sale Averages.
(Coprrlght. 1S33, Standard Statistics
Co.)
July;
50 30 30 BO..
IndTs Rra Dfa Total
Today 98-3 634 113.3 93
Prev. dav hj 67.0 1113 95 1
Week ago 96.6 64.0 110.0 93J
Tear ago 33 9 13 5 33.1 39.4
9 yrs. IXO 160.7 133.7 3184 164.9
Bond Pale Ayr rare.
(Coprrlght, 1933. Standard Statistics
Co)
July 10:
30 30 30 80
IndTs Rra TJfs Total
Today . 75.1 '83.1 '864 813
Prev. day ' 78.3 83.0 86.7 81.3
Week ago 74.3 79.7 86 4 794
Tear ago 33.9 53.4 73 4 894
3 yrs. ago 93 3 1074 100.1 1004
livery. 33-38C lb.: tweet cream. j
higher.
EGGS: Pacific Poultry Producers'
nwmn. 21c: extraa.
19c; mixed eoiora, ioc; .
dozen.
trcsv mtiv eAtintrv meats. BO
h.i. hMiL live noultrr.
onions. , poutoes. strawberries, wool.
hay. quotations unensngw.
8an Franclseo Butterfat
AM FRANCISCO. July 10. (AP)
Butterfat 34 prem. grade 35'ic.
New 1933 highs.
MINERS WIN. 1 6-1 5, VAN VALZAH'S BROTHER
Dishing out one of the bipgest sur
prises of tha small-town baseball
season, the Jacksonville Miners yes
terday won the hardest game of their
career with the Seattle Bar Brush
Marines 16-15. after a thrilling
ninth Inning which brought out
three home runs.
The large score, however, was not
due to usual bush league faults.
Both sldea had a field day at bat.
with alx three-base hlta during the
games, tn addition to the three hom
ers, one of which was tuu by Mc
Intyre for the Miners and the other
two by Msrugg and Mercer tn their
ninth-Inning rally which fell short
by one run. It was Coach Punk Dun
ning ton's first day with his charges,
and the Miners hsd been conceded
defeat several times before the last
fly ball waa caught.
The Jacksonville Miners, encour
aged by their victory, plan a like per
formance on the Qilmore Lions,
Medford nine which journeys to the
Miner diamond next Sunday.
DENVER. Colo., July 10. OPW-MaJ
Shannon L. Van Valzah, 45. assistant
chief of the medical corps st pltzslm
mons general hospital, died Sunday
following an operation foran intes
tinal ailment. He had been ill several
weeks.
Major Van Vslrsh served at a hos
pital at Tours, Prance during the
World war.
Major Vatf Vslcab wsa a brother of
Dr. R. C. Van Valzah. dentist, of this
city. Mrs. Van Vslrah stated this
morning that her husband was await-
I tng further information from Denver
regarding his brother's death and
word from his mother at Springfield.
He hsd not yet decided whether or
not he would go to Denver.
OF
BELT. Mont. (UP) Por three
years Robert Btsrk complained of a
sore spot on his abdomen.
Recently he visited Dr. R. M. Gray
beal of thla city, and requested an
examination.. The doctor found a
sharp point protruding from the
center of the sore spot. With a pair
of forceps be extracted a long steel
needle from the place.
Stark waa at a loss to explain how
he acquired the needle.
CGQU1LLE WINS, 1 0-5,
The Coqullle loggers took a$le
Point Into camp 10 to 6 at Eagle
TRIAL SEPARATION FOR
SALLY. HOOT GIB:
NEW YORK, July 10. (T Irregu
lar price movements tended to cloud
the stock market picture today de
spite sharp rallies in grains and cot
ton and another slump of tha Amer
lesn dollsr In foreign exchsnge mar
kets. The recent trading speed slow.
ed down to a relatively comfortable
Jog. The closing waa moderately ir
regular. Transfera approximated 4,
830.000 sbsrea.
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. Dye 129 i
Am. Can - 93
Am. & Pgn. Pow. 18
A. T. T. 131 4
Anaconda 30'
Atch T. & 8. P. 745,
Bendla Aria. 1H
Beth. Steel 46',
California Pack's. 19 hi
Cataplllar Tract 384
Chrysler 36
Coml. Solv. , 30
Curtlss-Wrlgbt 3
j DuPont 80
Gen Poods , 384
Oen. Mot. . 33-S
Int. Harvest 2yt
I T. T. 19?4
Johns-Msn. 54
Monty Ward 37H
North Amer. 35 hi
Penney (J. C.) 40
Phillips Pet. H4
Rsdlo 13
Sou. Pac. 35 V4
Std. Brands 37V,
St. Oil Csl. 38 hi
! St. Oil N. J. 38 "4
I Trans. Amer. . t
Uulon Carb. ,, 44
Unit Aircraft 37I-4
U. S. Steel 65(4
Portland Wheat
j Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO, July 10. (AP)-Wheat:
July 08 14 1 " 8H I.ooh
Sept. l-01'.x ! 1-01-4 1H
1.04V, IM'i 1A34 1.051,
1.08 1,107a. una IM
Dec.
May
Preparations are being mad to
build the first state highway Into
Loving county, "youngest" county In
Texaa, organized la 1030.
San Frandscds Newest
AND MOST MODERN
Downtown Hotel!
6O0 Oo-IJay Rooaun Js, I
179 hNM at .00 f'5 f a"1.
196 rao -tHO VrTi i l..j-
iwr i !;: 11
R.l. Jft$i "itl!, !
r..t tfiH ,yv'';, L
A Wat mmm ft, JKSr )H Pa
Private garage in be
roent of hotel building
with direct elevator ser
vice to Lobby and- all
guest-room floors!
Hotel Sir Francis Drake just
off Union Square most conven
ient to theaters, shops, stores
business and financial district.
Only California hotel offering
Servidor feature thus enabling;
you to combine "maximum pri
vacy with minimum tipping".
All rooms in the Tower with
Western exposure have ultraviolet-ray
(sun-bath) windows.
In every room connection for
radio reception, running filtered
ice water, Doth tub andshower.
Dinner in Coffee Shop from75rJ
up in Main Dining Room from
$1.25 up. Also a la carte service.
Hotel
Sir Francis
BRAKE
Uoccns NswceMS Hom Co.
Powell Street at Sutter San Francisco
Charter No. 8338.
Reserve District No. 13
REPORT Of CONDITION OF THE
Medford National Bank
Of Medford. In the Stale of Oregon, at the close of business on June 30. 1933
HOLLYWOOD, July 10. (UP I A
trlsl separation'' from Sally Ellera.
screen star, waa admitted today by
ber husband. Hoot Gibson, cowboy
actor, aa he lay In a hospital recov
ering from Injuries auffered In an
airplane crash.
Conflicting admissions were compll
of an Impending divorce were compli
cated further by Gibson posing tor a
picture with June Gale. 31 year old
San Francisco film actress.
Mt. LeConte. one of the loftleat
peaka In the Great Smoky Mountains
nstlonsl park, soon can be reached
by horseback over a trail now being
built.
Point yesterdsy. the Loggers having
their batting eyes with them and
nicking Conlln who pitched the first
three Innings for the Cheesemakers
end Tucgste who finished the game,
tor twelve hits.
The coast outfit gsmered two
three-base blows, while Kenton of
the Pointers rspped out a three bag
ger for the hosts. A fair sized crowd
witnessed the game.
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 10. (API
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July .75S -n .75i .77
Sept. .78 &3'i .784 -80
Dee. 4 .8414 .831, Mi
Caeh wheat:
No. 1 Big Bend blueatem .
Dark hard winter. 13 pet.
11 pet.
Soft white
Western white
Hard winter
Northern spring .
Western red
Oats: No. 3 white. 835 50.
Com: No. 3 E yellow. S38.00.
Mlllrun, standard. 819.00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat. 18:
fbarley, 1; flour. 40: corn, 4: hay. 1.
Portland Produce
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
United States Government securities owned
Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned
Banking house, (60.000.00: Furniture and fixtures, (10.000.00
Real estate owned other than banking house......-
Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ...
Csah snd due from banks
Outside checks snd other cash Items
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from TJ. 8.
Treasurer
Other assets
.033.11
131.77
367.50
833.77
000.00
.001.00
.083.35
107
115,
70,
5,
37
26,180 89
1,769.81
750.00
3,453.85
Total
..1616,40055
LIABILITIES
Circulating notea outstanding ,
Demand deposits
Time deposits
Due to banks, including certified and cashiers' checks out
standing '
.3 15.000.00
385.407.34
133,159.36
Bills psyable and rediscounts
Capital account:
Common stock, 1000 shares, par (100 per share. .1100.000. 00
Surplus 30.000.00
Undivided profits net , 3,806.31
1,773 18
67,344.98
133.808.31
PORTLAND, July 10. OrV-Butter:
Prints, extras, 36c: standards. 3 Sc.
BUTTERFAT: Portland delivery: A
grade. 34-35c lbs.: Farmers' door de-
Total. Including Capital Account (616,490i8
State of Oregon. County of Jackson, as:
I. Geo. T. Prey. Cashier of the a bore-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO, T. FREV, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this loth dsy of Julv, 1933.
OCTAV1A B. WADDELL. Notary Public
My commission expires December 30, 1933. .
Correct Attest: J. A. Perry. Oeo. M. Roberts. A. C. Hubbard, Directors.
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Say Thousands Who Rush to Buy
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PARIS. July 10 (API The French
drew first blood todsy tn the Inter
national bridge duel between Ely Cul
bertaona American team and tha team
captained by Pierre Bellanger.
The French team finished the first
all bands with a net score of 858.
scoring 1083 against 228 by the Ameri
cana. Culbertaon went down on the first
hand. He waa set one on a four spade
bid
The two teems will plsy 34) hands
Mondsy. Tue1ay and Wedaesday
afternoon for eOOO franca to be fives
to char.tj.
In dry after city the new Dodge Six is hangtnf
Bp new sales records. In Detroit, where talk about
a new automobile spreads from door to door al
most overflight. Dodge sales are 973.6 of the
co ponding period for last year I
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No Dodge has ever sold for 1 that t cost's
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