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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1S33,
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75
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST 31-6.00 Flsk tire and rim. Re
ward. W. L. Stevens, Spring St.
' jjOST If dog missing, call 15 ta
WANTED SITUATION
WOMAN. 25, wishes posltlon as
or assistant In restaurant or hotel.
Good worker. Will work for less at
start. Phone 75 or write Box 313,
Tribune.
OIRL. experienced In general house
work, desires position with good
family. Excellent references. Ad
dress Box KF, Mall Tribune.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Brrrr tiv m t.htK winter for care.
pientv tfood nasture and feed. Tel.
-F-13.
m ivnrkJTn rent 1 or 3-room apt.
furnished or unfurnished. Must be
cheap. Box las, inou-a.
WANTED Alto horn. 410 Arcadia.
WANTED Old gold. Have money to
loan. Jennings, cor. Front it Main.
WANTED -8 or '37 model T roadster,
closed type. Address Rt. 4. Box 362
WANTED Electric radio. Must be
reasonable. Box 288, Tribune.
wiNntn If vou have an Underwood
or Roval typewriter, In first-class
condition, you are not using and
wont tn rent to htRh School StU
dent, or want to sell same, address
3. D., Mall Tribune.
WILL care for elderly sick people In
my home. Phone
,i- , w-T'H-n Hmlaahold SOOd. Stoves,
tool or what have you. Medford
Bargain Rouse. 27 N. Orape St. Tel
1082.
JUNE. WANTED
We pay cash (or JUNK BATTERIES.
& RAOIAIOBS, ALUMINUM
hp.aks ooppeb St funk of all
descrlDtlons.
MEDFORD BARGAIN BOOSE
27 No a rape Tel 102
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT ' Modern furnished
room house, 611 Park Ave.
FURNISHED house and garage. Burn
ham court, 604 W. 10th.
8-ROOM modern house, new and
clean, at 147 No. Holly, 35 per
month. Lok at It. Adults only.
FURNISHED 4 rooms and breakfast
nook. Spanish type house; 822.80.
Phone 1382-J.
AVAILABLE Nov. 1, 1124 W. Main
First Insurance Agency. Tel. 10S
After S. 1870.
MODERN S-room nous!
947-R.
811. Phone
FOR RENT To responsible tensnt
only, one of the 'most convenient
smsll, comfortably furnished homes
In Medford. Really must be seen
to be appreciated; 822.50, water
paid. Near end of pavement on
East Mam, 24 Highland Drive. Come
evenings.
FOR RENT 5-room house, furnished
for 2 families; $20. water paid; 3
garages. Phone 1382-J.
FOR RENT 7-room house,
Oakdals. Phone 750-Y.
HOMES FOR RENT Call 696.
FOi RENT
unfurnished.
Home, furnished or
Brown 81 White.
HOUSES $10. $12 50 and $18.
paid; wood range Phone 108.
VFOR RENT 7-room modern home, 8
bedrooms., o. A. DeVoe, 623-J-2.
FOR RENT New modern 4-room
house, with basement. Redden is
Co.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 3-room apartment, 51 No.
Oakdale.
FOR RENT Apts. 535 No. Riverside
FOR RENT Attractive apt, private
entrance. 518 So. Oakdale.
FOR RENT 4-room duplex apart
ment, electric refrigerator and
range, breakfast nook, furnace
otherwise unturnlahed. Phone 442
or csjl W A Gates at Groceteria.
FOR RENT ROOM AND BOARD
BOARD AND ROOM at 716 B.
Rates very moderate.
FOR KENT FURNISHED ROOMS
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
RANCH FOR RENT 60 acres, about
t 40 acres summer fallow, for grain
4 Palm Block. Phone 17, or I104-L
alter 8 p. m.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
WHEN you think of real siute, ,-
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALS OR TRAD7 2 rebblte
end hutcnee, also boy's bicycle. Tel.
3-F-ll.
FOR TflADE .8 Chevrolet truck tor
car or cow. Inquire Beck, Brown
boro store.
FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric
sewing machine (or light kHu.
Box 63S. Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
TRADES 7a A. well Improved, stock,
machinery; clear; for farm in Idaho,
Klamath Falls, Sacramento valley,
Arizona.
Service station, lunch counter do
ing a paying business, to trade for
farm on coast.
Clear house In Central Point for
what have you?
. C. CORN, Phone BIO-J-S.
FOR BALE In Centrs Point, best
buy In the county, 5-room up-to-
date bungalow with 2 lots, on pared
street, near school. Easy terms, oi
will trade. What have you? Box 431
Tribune.
EXCHANGE B-room. modern house
on half acre of good truck garden
land, just esst of Portland city lim
its, close to through paved high
way. Exchange equity for Medford
or acreage, inquire is H. nr.
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALE New modern furnished 3
rooms and sleeping porch, $1350.
Mske your own terms. Tel. 1383-J.
FOR SALE Beat buy In the county
o-room up-to-date bungalow with a
lots, on paved street, near school
Easy terms, or will trade. What
have you? Box 431, Tribune.
HOME near school. Phone 1232-W.
r'OR SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CLINE PIANO CO. CLOSING-OUT
SALE
Over 40 fine new end used pianos
going at big reductions. If you are
planning on purchasing a piano this
year or next don't fall to see these
bargains.
$350 Nugent, used, now. 9 49.00
$400 Imperial, used, now $ 49.00
$700 Vose & Son, used, now....$119.00
$550 Lester, used, now -......$149.00
$500 wick, used ne.oo
New and used Baby Grand Pianos,
prices as low as $289.
Terms on many as low as $1 per
wees. xtra discount lor casn.
Free delivery. OLINE PIANO CO.,
Main and Riverside.
HAMILTON GRAND PIANO Used
but in perfect condition. Less than
half price. Easy terms. Bargain in
BUNGALOW PIANO. BALDWIN
PIANO SHOPPE, 28 So. Grape.
BABY GRAND PIANO For the bal
ance due. Late model, like new;
over half pair for. Rental terms
will handle. See today at cllne
piano Co., cor. Main and Riverside,
Medford, Ore.
TRAILER HOUSE with bed and bullt
lns; 8 screened windows; telescopes
automatically against wind resist
ance. Less than half price. Te!
S66-W.
FOR SALE -condition.
Tribune.
. Ludwig piano in good
$30 cash. BOX 1248
GOOD Used Pianos, $49, $89. 87, and
up. See today, closing Out Sale.
Cllne piano Co. Mats and Riverside.
FOB SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE Turkeys, Mammoth
Bronze breeding stock. Can fur
nish unrelated hens and tome of
heavy boned strain. See sample of
our birds In Monarch Seed Co.'s
retail store window. Hens $4, toms
$8. w. E. Hammel, Eagle Point, Ore.
FOR SALE Reds and Rocks pullets.
W. T. Mtlhoan, Rogue River,
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Brood sow with 8 pigs.
Heifer to trade for wood saw. G
Faske, Butte Falls.
FOR SALE 14 head milk cows. Large
brick house snd of Perrydale Avs.
TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
O. V. MYERS RANCH for Bennett
apples. None better for cooking
and use now. Also Spitz, New
towns and Wlnesaps. North on Old
Pacific highway. Telephone 358-J.
FOR SALE Wood cook stove and
wood range. 30 So. Fir, upstairs.
SALWAY PEACHES IJJC and 3c.
G. E. Carpenter, 4 mi. west Phoe
nix on Hueston rosd. Bring boxes.
GOOD used heating stove for sale.
Inquire 109 E. 8th.
FOR SALE Salway peaches at the
Calhoun ranch, 1 mile southwest of
Phoenix.
SACRIFICE 2-karat diamond ring.
best cash offer takes it. Box 1159.
Tribune.
FOR SALE Hay, wheat, barley and
corn. c. A. Devoe, Tel. 533-J-2.
FOR SALE Apple wood, $1.50 a tier.
Rogue Hirer co. Phone isw.
FOR 8AT.E Used sewing machines, all
makes; terms If desired. AU
makes rented and repaired. White
Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlett
ATTENTION STOCKMEN For sale,
alfalfa hay In :tack. Feeding space
can be provided If desired. Rogue
Kiver Co., Phone isw.
FOR SALE Hungarian retch seed.
Phone 623-J-4.
FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertiliser
and teaming, phone 912-J.
FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice.
The Dell Vineyard.
FOR SALE All kinds 01 apples.
132-L.
FOR SALE Apples, seversl varieties
W. i. Oebbard. Central Point.
GRAPES .and fresh grape juice for
sate, ciarxson, rei. oiu-k-i.
FOR FALL PLANTINO order now
Special prices on all Nursery Stock
to November 1. w. a. crsuse, Nur
eerymsn. 528 So. Fir St., Medford
MISCELLANEOUS
ASHLAND FOR HEALTH C on vvi
cent borne fvclnt Pt and UthU
vv.r; open to til patient, board
ers, cabin renters. 163 Ortnlt St.,
Ash 1 nd. Ore.
Authorized Frtdnre demce Oiiier
TOR BALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE "31 model Plymouth se
dan, perfect condition. Bos Oil),
Mali Tribune.
OUSINESS OffORTUNIITlES
FOR SALE Interest In gold miss
Partner wanted with some cash to
operate. Big pay uncovered. Box 93.
Phoenix. Oregon.
PERSONAL
GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT and Palmist
Truthful advice on business, love,
marriage. Rainbow Auto Camp,
cabin 3.
BUSINESS UlittClOKV
Abstracts.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
ol Title. Title Insurance. Rooms 8
and 8, No, 32 North Central Ave.
upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title insurance. The
only complete Title
System in Jarfcsos
County.
Expert Wlnduw meaner.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172
House cleaning Floor Waxing. Ori
ental Rug Cleaning, specialty.
Fire Extinguishers.
'FYR - FYTER" Fire Extinguishers.
Automatic fire alarms, recharging,
inspecting. V. A. Bower, 327 No
Oakdale.
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE
AND LATE MODEL AUTOS
Three per cent per month- on un
paid balance No other charges See
W E. Thomas. 45 South Central,
ground floor Craterlan Theater
Bldg. State License No. 8-187,
job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Best equipped plant in southern
Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book
binding; loose -leal ledgers, and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything In
the printing lines. 28-30 N. Grape
Phone 76
painting and rapernaiiglng.
M. A BUSS Painting and paper
hanging. Tel. 848-W 313 8 Grape
Trans rer.
BADS TRANSFER sr. STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No. centra!. Phone 318
Prices right service guaranteed.
RFINKING TRUCKING CO. Trans
fer and storage. We haul anything
at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir
Street, Phone 332.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers and movers. Special livestock
moving equipment, prices right
619 North Riverside. Phone 1044-X.
liGUAL NOTICES
No. 13771
Treasury Department
orflce of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington. D. C. September 11, 1933
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear snat --mwhgt
National Bank," in the City of Med
ford. in the County of Jackson and
State of Oregon, haa complied with
ail the provisions of the executes os
the United states, required to be
complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business of Banking;
Now. therefore, I. J. F. T. o uoanor.
Comotroller oi the Currency, do here
oy certtry cnat "Metuoro tioi
Bank," in the City o! Medlord. m the
County of Jackson and State of Ore
gon, is authorized to commence the
business of Banging as provraea m
Section Fifty-one Hundred and Sixty
nine of the Revised Statutes of the
Un.ted States.
In testimony whereof, witness my
hand and seal of office this eleventh
day of September, 1933.
(Seal of the comptroller ox tr.e our-
rency. Treasury Department. )
(Signed) J. F. T. O'CONNOR,
Liquidation Notice.
The Medfrod National Bank located
at Medford la the State of Oregon is
dosing Its affairs. All note-holder
and other creditor are nereoj now-
fled to present the notes and other
claims against th association for
payment.
uatea aept. ?u, mms.
GEO. T. FREY, Oaihier.
Reorganization Notice.
Medford National Bank.
Medford National Bank located at
Medford la the State of Oregon re
ceived charter No. 13771 dated Sep
tember 11, 1933. and commenced bus.
iness September 13, 1933. The sew
bsnk la a continuation ot the old
bank excepting that it Is organized
under the Banking Act of 1933, and
has an entirely new Capital of i00,
000.00. Dated Sept. 70. 1938.
GEO. T. FRET, Cashier.
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the Stat of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate ot A. N
Wright, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned haa filed his final ac
count in the above entitled matter,
and the above entitled Court haa
fixed November 4th. 1833. at the hour
A 10:00 o'clock a. m., in the County
Courtroom in the Courthouse In Med
ford, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections to aaid final
account, and for the settlement
thereof.
RAT r. WRIOHT,
Executor at the Last Will and Testa
ment of A. N. Whight. deceased.
Sntfr for PHhllcallnn.
Department of the Interior.
Givmi. Land Offle t
HobUTg, Orezon.
October ilth, 193$.
KM. it hereby giTen that Harry
E. Harding, of Trail. Oregon, who on
Novembw 26th, 1928, made Kome-
U) Entry Serial No, 018249. for
fiE'i, Bfetiort S, Tomh!p 34 S.. Ran
X T... WiHamftte Meridian, h 1tW6
notice of intention to make final
thre-yer proof, to etab!in cteiTn
to tn Und abor? described, before
Victor A. Tentrwaid. V. ft. Commit-
aioner, at Medford, Or;?on, on tne
18th dey of Kn?embeT, 1933.
rinmiint n&mes aa Vitneocet:
Elgin C. Amidon, of 730 W. lttti,
Mwlford. Ore Zenith Smith, of Tra:I,
Oreaon: Chancy Arant, of Prpec'-.
Oron: Edward Boothby. of Prospect,
Ortion.
Notice,
Notice la hereby zlven, that the
Board of Directors of Medford Irri
gation District haa made a prelim
inary determination of trie area ana
description of irrigable land in each
legal sub-division or other described
tract where held in separate owner
ship, within Medford Irrigation Dis
trict and the proportionate snare or
liability of each such tract of isnd
tor taxation In payment of $400,000
of the four per cent refunding bonds
of said Medford Irrigation District,
which were authorized to be issued
at an election held in and for slid
District on the 6th day of September,
1933, which preliminary determina
tion has been made pursuant to Sec
tion 48-702, Oregon Code, as amend
ed by Chapter 182, Laws of Oregon
for the year 1933, and which deter
mination haa been made for the; pur
pose of fixing the irrigable area of
each ownership and each tract afore
said, and for the purpose of fixing
the assessment thereon in proportl-33
to euch Irrigable area. Said prelim
inary determination of Irrigable area
includes a description of the land,
the name of the ownership, the num
ber of irrigable acres of each tract.
'and the proposed assessment against
escn tract snd parcel of land for m
purpose, and all other data necessary
to Identify the Isnd and ownership.
The time and place for hearing
objections and remonstrsnce and en
tertaining suggestions as to such pro
posed assessment and proposed deter
mination of benefits accruing from
the existing Irrigation system of said
district in proportion to irrigable are
is hereby fixed on the 35th day of
November, 1933. at 30 o'clock a. m.,
at the office of the Medford Irriga
tion District In the Courthouse in the
City of Medford, Jackson County,
Oregon.
The record of such determination
may be inspected at said office of said
Medford Irrigation District. Upon the
conclusion of such hearing the Board
of Directors of said Medford Irriga
tion District will by resolution sub
ject to the approval of the State Rec
lamation Commission, determine the
proper sssessment within the limits
of the proposed bond Issue to be
charged against each legal sub-division
or other described tract if held
in separate ownership in said district
and the total benefit accruing to
each legal sub-division or other de
scribed tract held in separate owner
ship from the existing irrlgation'sys-
tem of said irrigation district in pro
portion to Irrigable area, hut exclud
ing from such determination of Bene
fits any benefits to accrue from the
future operation and maintenance of
saio irrigation system.
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
By: O. Anvpiger, secretary.
Call 'varrants.
SALEM, Oc. 35. (AP) Call for
$150,000 general fund warrants Issued
from August 4 to 14 and stamped
"not paid for want of funds" was
made by the state treasury depart
ment.
NOTICE OF BONO SALS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the lis
AArttitmni untn th hour nt 7:30 o. rn. on the 7th day of November, 1933.
unri ImmrfiAtpiv thereafter onened
the purchase of City of Medford Refunding Improvement Bonds. In the
sum of Three Hundred Eleven Thousand (311.000) Dollsrs, said bonds to
be dated as of January 1st, 1934, ana
January 1. ioa uonos
January 1, 1940 Bonds
January 1, 1941 Bonds
January 1, 1943 Bonds
January 1, 1943 Bonds
January 1, 1944 Bonds
January 1, 1645 Bonds
January l,
January 1
1848 Bonds
1947 Bonds
January I, 1948 Bonds
January 1, 1849 Bonda Noe. 177 to 200 Inclusive.
January 1, 1950 Bonds Nos. 801 to 226 inclusive.
January 1, 1951 Bonds Nos. 227 to 233 Inclusive.
January 1, 1B32 Bonds Nos. 254 to 2S1 Incluaiv.
January 1, 1953 Bonds Nos. 282 to 3!l Inclusive.
Each of said bonds shall be m the amount of $1000.00, aaid bond to bear
interest at the rate of t per annum, paysbie semi-annuaiiy at th office
ot the City Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. Eaih bid must be
in writing and unless the bid ia mads by a sinking fund of the CitT of
Medford. or bv the State of Oreson. shall be accompanied by a certified
check on a bank doing business in
par vatue or tne bonds ottered tor sale.
If any bids offered are not satlsfsctry to th City Council, said Council
reserves th right to reject the same.
M. t. ALFORD, City Recorder.
Mail Tribune Daily
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TIGERS PRACTICE
AERIAL PLAY FOR
KLAMATH BATHE
Offense and Defense Are
Given Polish fay Burgher
men As Friday invasion
of Pelican Roost Nears
By BsroJiJ Crore.)
Hearing reports from Klamath Falls
that Coach Averltt plane to fill the
sir Trlday with passes in an attempt
to end Medfords long winning streak.
Darwin K. Burgher today sent his
Tigers through a long, hard drill in;
aerial work, both defensively and of-j
fenslvely. i
Jncidentslly Taber, big full back of i
the Peiieans, is pointing for a Tiger:
guard again this year. Last year he;
made his boast that he would "get"
Stab Geim, but failed. Thi year he :
is giving Keith Eatea the eye. One:
of the students of Medford hign;
school was m Ashland last Saturday
and Mr. Taber said; "This Estes just
thinks he Is touRh. Wait tili we play
them and Til walk all over him."
Try Passing Tricks.
With Max Gilinsky, Tom White and
Bill Bare doing the tosslne;, ends
and backs went galloping all over the
practice field Just east of the high;
school yesterday, snagging passes,
long, short and medium. When they:
got tired of that they passed some:
more. Then Coach Burgher sent in
the second string and let them pass:
while the regulars tried their luck at:
knocking them down.
In the meanwhile, over In another:
corner of the field, Aslstant Coach Ed ;
Kirtley waa sending the linemen
through a hard session of funds-:
mentals m line charging, blocking
snd tackling. With the exception o!
one ot two minor Injurlts, all of the
linemen were on hand.
I'M Klamath Plays,
At the end ot two houre practice.
Burgher would cook up some Klsm
ath plays tor the second string to use
against the regulars. Some of the
plays would work and the second
string hacks would gallop through the
regulara' line for a Bice long gam.
The lineup used in practice, todsy
is expected to be similar v
that
bv the CltV Council Of said City, for
to mature senary as ibbbm
kw. 1 to m
Nob.
Nos.
No.
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Nos.
14 to
28 to
43 to
59 to
76 to
37 inclusive.
42 inclusive,
5S inclusive.
75 Inclusive.
98 Inclusive.
Nos.
B4 to 112 inclusive,
Nos. IIS to 132 inclusive.
Nos. 133 to 153 inclusive.
Nos, 154 to 176 inclusive.
this state, for not less than 2 of the
Cross-WorrJ Puzzle
a. Approach
i. Ciumty parses
13, Auditory orgas
11. Pitca out
14. Br&slHan
money of
account
if Privat teacfee
M, Parttei
21. Speed
22. Profit
25. Bequeaia
Papal acarf
27. Parte of aiioct
23. tilv)Mi of
ancient
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H. TDfen ol
(rlcndship
14, Of greater
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J. he gama of
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4. rk
Aateiiik
t. Resolved Into
Jtrammaticai
lemnU
which will atart agalnat KUinata
Palis Friday. It included El Bennett
and Boh Klnman, ends; BurdeUe Kin
dred ami Pat Shaw, tackles; Kelts
Eate and Ronald. Baker, guard;
tloyd Hanimacfc. center: Torn Wnlte.
quarfcerbacls; Mar Quinary, and
Blond! Lewi, nalfbaclu and Bill
Bates f33bact,
Th Tifiera ltw ena more 4ay f
prattle before leaving for Klamath
Pail PTlday morning, A heavy sVTirn
mag la achedtiiex, for tonight anil a
light workout Thwraday to cvjS. prep
arations for tha tg gam.
2 to Make Trip.
Tno Hat of piayera who wilj make
the trip naa not been released by
Coach Burgher. It 1c expected that
around 25 men will ma3c tno trip.
The high school will be out in full
force to support tha team. Th toigb
achool efcuScnt are combing th town
for possible transportation, to Klam
ath Pfclit and win put en rally
downtown at 7 o'cioclt tonigii
KlIlDlST
IN GOLF FINAL
J. O. Kirk and A, T. West will cross
golf cUiha In the aa-hol final of the
P. A. T. tourney at the Rogue Val
ley course Sunday. Klrfe went Into
the final round by virtue of n-
up victory orer Don Clark while West
won hi way to the final by defeat
ing Slater Johnston, on up.
Prizes were awarded today to the
winning women In the club cham
pionship p!sy which ended Saturday.
Mrs. D. R Wood ir the newiy crownwi
women's champion, having defeated
Miss Anna jtfaa Fussb, and & Mies
Fuson had -won th ght to niay
Mrs. Wood by defeating Mrs. J. G,
Thompson, 1933 title holder one up
on the 18th hole, Mrs. Wood won
her way to the final through default
of Mrs. E. O. Jerome.
In the first flight of the women1
title play Mrs. Aietha Vawter "won
from Mrs. George Codding,
Th women divot diggers are en
gaged in match play against hiind
bogey today with three-quarters
handicap allowed.
KETCHELL KAYOS
LENHARJ IN 5TH
POHTLA?D. Oct. 55. 65) OomlBg
hack after Ifssing th opening Tonniii,
Wesley Ketcheii, 165, of Portland, shot
steaming left to the fcody ta knock.
out Fred Ienhart, . 1 77, of Bootane,
in the main event of last night's fight
program here.
Lenhsrt had acquired an early mar
ginal lead, and appeared to haw all
th beat of It la the fifth round until
KeSeheTl suddenly whipped out the
southpaw punch that sent th iSpo
kan fighter down for th fail count.
Lenhart bad defeated Xetcheli twice
before hy switching to left-hand;
offensive, and h tried that plan -of
action last night. He kept returning ;
to a right-handed attack, however,
and It was during on of these that;
Ketchell unleashed the blow that won :
th match.
LOGALROTARTANS
WIN GOLF MATCH
Th return match with th Oranta
Pass Rotary golf team was played
yesterday at the Kogu Valley 3o5f
club, and th Medford team turned
th tables on th Grants Pass Ro
tarlans winning 11 to 7,
Th matches now stand i-aii and
were enjoyed so much that It U pro
posed to make them an annual event.
Th SCOTS
Medford Orant Pass
Itenselman ' Clark
Serfion t S11561 9
Hunt 0 Cowdm
Tjsntls . 3'4 ChrlstnsonM H
BcftMick . 154 Cooljy 1
MaeDonaM I Kammoaa ..- 3
Ponce Technicals
Foston In Eighth
SEATTIBi Oct. 38. f APJ With j
hi opponent heiplees and aa easy:
target, Joey Ponc. Iw Angeles Mexi-;
can lightweight, wsa awarded a 'tech-i
nical knockout yictory o?cr Alan Foa-:
ton ef Vancourer, B. O., In th final
session of th !ght-round main event
of a boxing card here last night.
Chria Pineda, lot Angeles feather
weight, won th decision over Bobby
Gray, Seattle, in a second eight-round
fracas.
Kruse Fouls Out
To Billy Edwards
BALIM. Oct. 38. f AP) Mock
soughing, hair pulling, towel-strangl-ing
and good, plain kicking marked
a wrestling match her last night,
which Blliy Rt wards, Kansas City
besryweight, wen on a feai from Bob
Kruse ef Portland, who had appeared
to be th cleaner grappler through
out. 0A00 REGAINS TITLE
CALIFORNIA BANTAM
IXSS AHGELES, Oct. SS. (API
Th Mat bantamweight champion
ship rested one sgsln fedsy on tb
nigged shoulder of Speedy 3ado,
Filipino terest of many thrilling
fight,
George Blake, on of th country'
outstanding referees, raised Tedo
band at the Olympic last Bight fter
10 furiou and fairly cios round of
fighting with Young Tommy, also
iiiigic .
BOWLING
TVti todfft.
7ak O '.!!' team in th Eks loAn
bowling tournsmrnt ann.6 two oat
ot tiir caia la tnir matcb last
sight with Brt Ore' grgtios a
tlss trsp! i:T. TS winner iop
pirt 365 T sin t toan of te
renir.g, oiSsatrtg th vesx'a high
acor prlte. Pr3 Irlcasori was 3'.: la
front for IndlvliSua! oonor, eplrij
th aiisv ior total of MS. tls high
st matli aor so far thia weak.
Th Rankin and Ouenther teams
will tans! tonight.
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Th Mail Trlhun oowlin; ;aSnt
took the iast two stns of thsir
match with th Offic Bor i
City Bowling lesgu at the Kat last
nlsht, after droppm in iirst n
gagemerit by a substantia! margin.
Haroii Haight of th Tribane was
high indlrlduai for th Mning, roii-
inst 202 in the mlKH gam ana b-
oriihg total of SS8 in th mate.
Th City ieafta l drsfiopisis a real
"horse raoe with sewral teams ran
Bin ne-rk and neck for top plsStSsn,
Pnsitt'a SfrT-lre Station and T3o-
mestle laawirj are achedtilKl to meet
tonijfct.
D. Lantls
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H. Haight
Contlnued from page one!
content ot th dollar about ti pe:
cent, 5Tsy also aay It 'would Id.
creas oommodlt? prices, but one
know how much.
They aupect Shat Mr, TtooeeTelt will
work the price of gold graduall7 up
from th Initial pttrchas 1T1, His
objectlr la ta reach point restoring
th lG2c commodltT price plan.
When b ache that place, h -arili
atabilla th dciiir on a cold bails
designed to maintain that Brio iewi
Th commoditT dollar plan would
then b iBToked.
Under it, a aiitiing gold standard
would be maintained mathematically
to keep th purchasing power ci the
dollar at its IB25 basis. That wouis
b continued for this generation.
. Obviously, Mr, Rooaerelt Steld back
annotiscement of these simple step
because he did NOT vast to be tied
to them. A long a h reaerre th;
right to change his mind uncertainty
-will continue, it may ncoursg
speculation but it -wiil also keep nry;
man wltlt a dollar on th anxious:
seat.
The boy havs been eipsctlng some
kind ot inflation to long that they
will believe nothing now unless It is
signed nd sworn to.
Sotes,
Mr. Jtoaserelt ! supposed ta haw
bad an inside tip, be for b made
hi radio gold announcmnt, that
Franc w going ff th go'd stand
ard. That ws on of th reason h
burried to mak It. anted to
protect our gold position.
Th President avoided mention f
th temporary blanket cod agra
ment In hi radio speech, possibly
because that chase ot the matter is
nearly rer.
Th foreign chsng peri e
retly liked th speech, banker and
broker wer oonfueed. oonserrativee
non-comrriittal and radical disap
pointed. Sy pleasing no one, yoa may
com nearest to atiryini awrjen.
Nagai Slated To
Succeed Debuchi
TOR TO. Oct. H sT) Or-rerei-
ttB wits high japanes offlcta! in
dicated today that Matauxo T4agi
amhsMador to Berlin, 1 th most
likely candidat to uced ltatsujl
Debuchi a ambassador at Wtahlag-
ton.
Th yernacu'a? nwapasy ar
ouick to nominat a number of prom
inent Japan for th post after It
was announced 3bschl had been in
structed te return to Tokyo.
HHZ ELK HUNTERS
RETURN WiTH MEAT
FTarOLFTOJf, Of, Oct. ttm
Kin elk hunters in th Umatfti
county forest were sucesftu Moa.
dsy, lb opeslBg day ot th elk ses
son. It wt feelieeed, too, that many
other hunters killed their animals.
Ji yti tiaitia; io brioj itttsu is.
p. lioarisiserry
Handicap 74
78J 645 655
4
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SONS
Fi
DRILL HARD
GUSH WITH
ATURDAY.
Th S. O. N. 3. loc-.iall team Is
ani:ir.i hard ss its efftsa for th
(ats with th uaitersily ot Oregoa
Freshmen, at Kiaraath net, Batur
aay. Several player sbo csm to
th front lo th Owgoa Stat fteth
amzi gast last wees; are pressing th
regulars for positions 1b ti startlcf
iiiseup. Bearb, at ftiiibaci; McAalscit
at quarterback, ans M:Clla ana
Korthara at the guards look most
promising el th tam men.
This Bam vitt mark th first ap
pear a nee of a college team to Klam
ath fall and a record turnout la x
pect4. afedforei la xpcted to hoott
Klamath Falls ior th week-end sloe
aietSfofd sigh meet Klamath Fall
high on Friday afternoon, th day o
fore th college clash.
Bill Bblntljart, Oregon frsthmaa
coarh, is aaid to fciv th strongest
team lit th hutcrr of th school,
with a lin thai aTerage tmrnaS 330
BOUhti.
Th SONS haw won their last tort
game against Pacific SJislwraity,
Monmouth Nenmai and Oregon atat
Freshmen and Saturday clash prom
ises to bef wry dose irfth th team
getting th breaks th vlaner,
' Th aONS tears it represented by
player from Grsxfa Pass, Medford,
Ashland, Klamath Fails, lAkeview,
Send asd other cities Is this section,
so that all Southern Oregon 1 a
pecttd to be cm hand ia Klamath.
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Thursday.
SiSS Brest fw; News, Mail Tribsas.
8:Os Musical Clock.
8-.3S A Feerlssa Farad.
Shopping Ouid.
5:00 VTlendahlp Clrclst Hour,
9:30 MorBing Melody.
: Meeting of th Martha afead
Society.
10 .00 V. e. Wither Tsncast.
10:00 and Zeb, ' t
3S;5S MusicaS 3ot,
399 Th Fit Frograa.
tS:4S VigBtt.
It :00 Th Grant 3?as Scur.
11:38 MartiaS Muale,
319 Song and Comedy.
iJ JSO id-day Beriew.
12:iS ipopulirlti,
12:30 News Tj ashes by Mall Trlbsa.
33;SO Song of Old.
31; Interiod.
1 0 VarletSea.
J :00 Classified Edition of th Air,
8 :03 Radio jBridg Hour.
8:15 aong tear Everyday.
J :50 2CMxD Frogram Rertew.
:SS Musle of Old.
4:00 OocktaU of Muaie.
:S0 Msatervorka,
r00 Cecil and Hy.
:l Qaartatt Farad.
S:30 Solly wood iBspresalos.
8:48 Kew IMges by MU TrSbsja
;0SJ Mwiftffd Theater Otild.
:SS With th Master.
5 30 Itadlo Ton Test.
88 Holly-Tins.
75S rjls H-k.
7;! Berrydai ert th
1:S0 Chandu th Magician.
7;-8!00 restldc,
(
Meteorelogicai Report
October 3, 133J.
Forecaats,
Medford and Ticinityi Fail tenigh
and Thursday. Oooier tonight.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs
day, xoept cloudy northwest portion.
probably with rein m north toast.
Cooler interior tonight.
Ioal Bats.
Temperature year ago
today!
Highest, M; iewaat, .
Total nsosthly precipltatlOB, trace;
deficiency for th month, SS inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1333, 0J3 inch; deficiency for th
season, U inch.
Jtelstlr humidity t 8 p. bj. res
terdsy, tt; 8 a. ra today, 71,
eunrls tomorrow, :S7 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 813 p, m.
ObneTTRllort Taken at 8 1
12 MerWlan Tim.
n
it
7
Clear
Clear
cloudy
F.cdy,
Cloudy
Ciossdy
Clear
CSear
Clear
Ciear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
P.Cdy.
cloudy
Ciaar
CioudT
Citar
Los Angeles . 70
ifEDFORO 8
Ivew Oriaan 7
Sew Tor M
Omaha 8
Phoenix 96
Portland ..- - 3
Reno 40
Rose burg - ts
Salt lk 7
Saa Fruci09.- f 2
Seattle ... ,., , . 80
Spokan 8
Waii Waiia 79
Washing Son. C.C. 2
T,
Boston .. 80 88 l.OB
Cheyenn 80 83 T,
Chicago .i, , I., 53 33 fyj
Helena as 3 T.
Kntics.
Frotaci th bird. Get your "So
Hunting, Ko Trespassing" signs at th
Job Department of the Mail Tribun
38-80 it. Grape.
Srokta window glass, by Trow
tmdg Cabinet Work.
1
Prion Hi. w wiii haul away your
ft! us, 4j SsltSfj 5r im,