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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1933. PAGE FOUR FLYING COUPLE I FUTURE FLYING (Continued from paga one) Tfte moat easterly olty of Brazil, Natal usually la the first place in country to be reached by trana-At- lantio fliers; but the arrival of the Lindbergh a and the singular re- servo of the colonel topped all other like events In arousing interest here, The entire population was out along the harbor when the Ameri cans' big hydroplnne roared in from the Atlantic yeaterdny afternoon. Cheers were deafening. Police bat tled the crowds to maintain order. With Mrs. Lindbergh operating their planes' wireless, the famous pair had traveled over the ocean 2876 miles In 10 hours and 10 min utes ehe to become the first woman evor to fly In a plane across the South Atlantic. It was, all Natal thought, an event to celebrate. Tct what were t,he colonel's only words to the welcom ing delegation which fought Its way to his anchored monoplane In the harbor "It was a fine trip,' he said, and more of the same. Commonplace remarks, technical comment. Having from time to time greeted other United States avllators, Natal had come to consider them all very agreeable, very communicative. But this one this "Lono Eagle" said nothing. Businesslike, as always, Col. Lind bergh wasted no time In setting about making his ship ready for further flights. Long before noon he was out on the monop'ane examin ing It with expert care. KMED Broadcast Schedule Friday. fl :00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 6:05 Musical Clock. 6:1ft Feerlew Parade 8:30 Shopping Guide. 8:45 Royal Club Program. 0:00 Friendship Circle Hour. 6:30 The Candy-Maker. 0 :48 Home-Makers' Bureau. 10 :00 Weather Forecast. 10:00 Eb and Zeb. 10:16 Radio School of Cookery. 10:80 Morning Melody. 11:00 The Kaleidoscope. 11:30 Mirror of Family Life. 11:4ft A Christmas Seal Program. 13:00 Mld-dsy Revue. 13:16 Radio Rendezvous. 13 :30 News Flashes, Mall Tribune. 13:30 Monarch Melodies. 13:45 Song Hits. 1:00 Variety Hour. 3 :00 Classified Edition of Air 8:00 Sonus for Everyday. 8:30 KMED Program Review. 8:35 Musical Echoes. 4:00 Musical Cocktail. 4 :30 Mosterworks program. 6:00 Cecil and Sally. 5:1ft llo Serennders. 6:30 SI and Elmer. 6:45 News Digest, Mali Tribune. 6 :00 Modford Theater Guide. 6:I& Al Plche's Sports and Fish Flashes. 6 :30 Dinner-Dance Program. 6 :30 The Christmas Radio Show. 6:45 Holly-Time. 7:00 The Black Ghost. 7:15 The Hollywood Trio. 7:30 A Page from American Weekly. 7:35-8:00 Musical Reveries. DEATHS FROM FOOTBALL FEWER IN PAST SEASON NEW YORK, Deo. T (AP) A rec ord of progress was marked up today in the efforts to check the deaths caused by football as a survey made by the Associated Prees revealed only 20 deaths directly attributable to the game during the 1033 season. Last year a similar survey showed 38 football deaths and In 1931 there were 50. Ten more deaths may be partly charged against the game but are considered doubtful. In these cases doctora said football Injuries may have been contributing factors. High schools again showed Vie greatest number of fatalities, 10, and "sand lot" games were next with 13 deaths. Not one college varsity play er died as the result of football In juries that could be traced to su pervised games or practice. The 30 deaths, including the ten "doubtful" fatalities, are classified as follows:: College, 6; high school, 10; aandlot, 13; semi-pro and ath letic clubs, 3. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 7. (AP) With the cripple list Increased by the ad dition of Homer Griffith, senior quar terback, Southern California's foot ball team went Into another huddle with Itself today, determined that 1U final game with Washington here Sat urday shall not end In defeat. Griffith probably will not be able to start the game because of an ankle sprained in the Georgia game. He la not likely to play more than a few minutes at beat. This means that Irvine Warburton, 147 pounds of All-American football fire, probably will be called upon to engineer the Trojan attack. SKER AGE LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 7. (AP) Be fore forgetting the 1933 football sea son the Nebraska Cornhuskera, cham pions of the Big Six, selected an "all- opponent" honor roll from the ranks of teams they opposed. Three were given unanimous choices. They are 8k I ad any and Wal ton of Pittsburg and Franklin of Ore gon State. George Bauer, Nebraska's All-Amerlcan fullback, rated Frank lin as the best ball carrier he played ngalnst during his three years as a Husker ace, REILLY TWICE PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 7. (AP) Jack Forsgren, 330, of Vancouver, B. C, won the main event on last night's wrestling program here from Pat Rellly, 308, of Boston, two out of three falls. The Canadian used a' half nelson and a body slam to win the first fall In 10 minutes. Rellly tied the count with a body press in 14 minutes. Forsgren took the final and deciding fall In only one minute with a body slam. Howard Cantonwtne, 330, Portland, and Ted Cox, 330, Lodl, Cal., drew after five rounds of wrestling In the seml-wlndup. Each took a fall. The three -round match between Bob Myers, 163, Tillamook, and Leo Jensen, 100, Vancouver, B. C, also ended In a draw. Bunny Martin, 100, Tulsa, defeated Sailor Franz, 165, San Diego, taking one fall in the preliminary. STANFORD TOOK EASY TEAM SAYS WARNER SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. 7. (p) In the opinion of Glenn "Pop" War ner, Stanford picked an "easy oppon ent" for the Rose Bowl game when Columbia was chosen. "There are at least eight better clubs In the east," said Warner. The Temple university mentor believes Pittsburgh or Ne braska should have been selected. State Director of Finance Rolland A. Vandergrlft Is advocating the finger printing of all persons hand ling California state funds. BOWLING Elks' Club Jack 0111a Elk club bowling team rubbed out tha championship chance of Carl Bowman's quintet by an nexing two out of three games In their match last evening In the lodge tournament. Olil was high man for Vie even ing, with 677 pins, 334 of which he garnered In the opening game. GUI's 1st 2nd 3rd Total Gill 324 181 173 577 Alenderfer 163 161 130 Watson 171 126 183 Fllegel 131 118 166 Clemenson 126 126 126 Handicap 85 85 85 454 479 408 378 355 Totals.. .. 800 798 881 3549 Bowman's 1st 2nd 3rd Total Bowman Sollnsky HHM Olmscheld Ferguson .. Strang, Virgil Handicap Totals 168 147 303 169 170 146 108 131 120 182 168 169 148 145 86 , 77 77 77 638 484 359 469 850 838 799 2487 City League Fabrlck and Baylor took the odd game from Guenther and Diamond In their City Bowling league dou bles match at the Nat last evening. Rankin and GUI face Meusel and Brunk tonight, 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. a. Fabrlck 160 126 C. Baylor 126 133 Handicap 33 23 169 455 164 413 33 Total H. Guenther . P. Diamond . Handicap Totals 308 382 346 938 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. , 158 159 179 494 . 134 169 145 438 . 19 19 18 . 399 347 343 989 IN DEER CONTEST To a woman goes tne 150 cash prize for killing the largest deer of any en trant In this year's Peters buck deer contest, according to announcement received by Hubbard Brothers, Inc., local dealers for Peters ammunition. Mrs. Iva Fortln, of Seattle, captured the prize with a 337-pound mule tall from the Methow Valley, Okanogan county. Vincent Butler of Camas, Wash., Warrants CnHed. School Dlt. No. 3. . ... frnm in wrrrnuis ,i umu v 637 Inc. are called for payment. In- terest to cease December 8, 1933. War- i rants payable at Plrat National Bank. Medford, Oregon. BESSIE SNYDHR, Clerk DlsS. No. 3. Warrant Call. School Dlst. No. 30. Notice la hereby given that there are ( funds on hand for the redemption of ! warrant numbered 34 to 330 lnclu- j aire. Intere.it to cease on this the i 7th day of December, 1933. Warrant payable at the Farmere A Fruitgrow ers Bsnk. S. S. ABBOTT. Clerk, School Dlst. No. 30 ' Summons. In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson County. Jackson County Building and Loan Association, an Oregon building and loan corporation. Plaintiff, ( TS, j Frank Roberts and Netta Roberta, j husband and wife: I H. Bellman. 1 a single man; also all other persona or parties unknown claiming any : right, title, estate, lien or Interest ' In or to the real estate described In the Complaint on file herein. Defendants. I To: L. H. Br 11 m ft n, a single man; I also all other persons or parties un- known claiming any right, title, es tate. Hen or interest in or to the real estate described in the Complaint on ; file herein: In the name of the State of Ore- gon. you and eatfh of you are hereby t required to appear and answer the ; Complaint of the Plaintiff on file ; herein against you, or otherwise plead thereto, within four (4) weeks from i the date of the first publication of this Summons. You are hereby notified that if yo.i j fall to appear and answer the Com- plaint of the Plaintiff as required herein, or otherwise plead thereto. I Plaintiff will take a Decree attaint . you for th relief demanded in said Complaint, which Is succinctly stated as follows; A Judgment and decree foreckwln the Plaintiff's ninrttiae on property situated and being in the County o( i Jackson, 6tat of Oregon, and de scribed as follow, to-wlt: Commence at a point M feet : North of the Southeast corner of Lot 1, In Block S, in Bait's Addition o , the Town (now city of Medfx1. in said County and state, and ru J 1 thence North 80 feet; thence wet 150 feet; thence South 80 feet: ' thence east 150 feet to the place of beginning. Tils Summons Is published in the Medford Mstl Tribune. Medford, Ore gon, by order of the Honorable 11. D Norton, Judge of the snore entitled Court, duly made on the 37th day of Norember, 18.$. The date of the first publication this flummnni is 'he 7th day of De- ; cember, 193!.. BlXKlfl AND BENOTHON, Attorneys for Plaintiff I 138 Knftt Main Street, I Medford. Oregon. - vWi ;y i ; , . . 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YREKA, CALIFORNIA Phone f s34 eBBSmSBBBMSBa(.HHMBBaBVV 1 was the next winner. He bagged a 234-pound black tall deer In .Ska mania county, Washington, and was also awarded a ISO cash prize. Approximately 300 southern Ore gon hunters competed la the Peters big buck contest, encouraged by the fact that the winner In the Oregon and Washington competition last year was a Butte Falls man. According to plans, the Peters company plans to make this an annual event. Whitman Coach Blisters Squad WALLA WALLA. Dec. 7. (p) R. V. (Nig) Borlesxe, Whitman coach, se verely criticized his 1933 football team to their faces for their poor showing the past season, at their annual foot ball dinner. Jim Doran of Tacoma was elected next year's captain. Auto Skid Fatal For Ontario Man ONTARIO, Ore., Dec. 7. (AP) Crushed by the overturning automo bile in which he was riding, George N. Smith, lfl, of Ontario, was killed near here last night on the Old Ore gon Trail. The car, driven by Stan ley Morris, skidded and overturned when Morris, blinded by lights of an approaching car, swerved to the shoulder of the road and then tried to return to the highway. Morria was only slightly hurt. Oregon Weather. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday: occasional light rain in northwest portion; slightly colder east and ex treme south portion tonight; mode rate southwest and west winds offshore. TEN DEAD LISTED (Continued rrora page one) water. A total of 4.8 Inches of rain fell at Salem, Ore. The Columbia river highway and Portland end another near Oregon City delayed trains for some hours. Boy Proves Hero. Deeds of watchfulness and heroism which were credited with preventing a possible train wreck, were perform ed by Mrs. Julius L. Meier, wife of the Oregon governor, and Hubert BlgeJ, 13, of New Era, Ore, The BlgeJ boy, walking along a Southern Pacific track near New Era, saw the track bed give way with a roar and plunge Into a rive?. He raced back to New Era to give the alarm, and a telegraph operator did the rest. Mrs. Meier was also credited with hav ing been driving by on a highway and seeing the washout, and mak ing a report. At two points on the main line of the Southern Pacific railroad south of Oregon City, Isborers were repair- j ing tracks and rebuilding the road-, bed, where washouts occurred yester-; day. One was a mile south of Ore- gon City, and the other was ai Era. It was expected the road would be In full use tonight. Trains were detoured over the west sme unee terday by way of McMinnvllle. All were two hours late. . Low Cost HEAT With our Body Fir or Hard Wood. It's clean, heavy, burns longer. Also thrown In your fuel house. MEDFOltD FUEL CO. 1128 N. Central. Tel. 631 PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 7. 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