Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 12, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAfiE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON', FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1934. Roseburg Cagers Invade Tigers Den Tonight n i 1 : -IM T TO BE RENEWED BY FAST OUTFITS (By BaroM Orors.) Howling Indians and growling Tl gera will be turned loose on the bas ketball court of Medford high school tonight. Mrdford Junior high Bull-1 rjrayion dogs will be pitted against the young I Fredette BOWLING Elks' Tourney Captain Orr's team carded a. triple win over Captain Ouenther's outfit In the Elks' bowling tourney Wednes day evening. Oeo. Eads smacked the maples for a score of 250 to lead Vie On psrade. DeVore and Watson teams roll to night. Orr's 1st 2nd 3rd Total B. Orr .... 173 157 100 420 Eads 350 Kelly 15 ... 134 Bucks of the Roseburg Junior htith. In a preliminary starting at 7 p. m. and the senior teams of the asm; schools meet In the main event at 8 p. m. The Indians and Tigers split a two- gsme series last year, Roseburg win ning the first contest on their own court and Medford winning on their own court. The Tigers will again meet tho Roseburff quintet February 17, at Roseburg. Coach Hod Turner and his boys have been pointing toward this game for a long time and are of the opinion they can beat Medford. The probable Medford starting line up will be: Brown and Olllnsky. guards; Harris snd White, forwards: Hlnman. center. Hoke Curtis. Har old Grove, Don flteuert, BUI Luman. Stan Kunzman and Olaf Severson may ae action before the evening Is over. In years past the Roseburg Junior high school team was alway. one of Medford Junior high's strongest op ponents, and the local boys are not looking for s "aet-up" tonight, but know they will have to play ball from the very start. j Coach Warren uf the Roseburg Jan. lor high has developed a very strong term of youngsters thst Is ci,i:ie.e of taking csre of Itself. A large crowd Is expected to be out to see the games. Praotlcslly the entire Junior high student body hss signified Its intention of being out to support the team and a large number of fans of the town are ex- nected also. Bob Hayjs, regular forward and high point man for the season, will nrobablv not be able to stsrt the game. He has been suffering from severe cold, but a strong sub will be In bis place- Probable starting line' ups In the preliminary: Roseburg Medford Slayter P Ettlnger Spaugh ...-F Com or Olllnsky Gardner C. Oliver Baker O carter Oatrander . U Root Handicap MS 4 2nd 157 199 143 178 148 84 170 160 180 148 84 809 459 492 444 353 Totals 944 899 842 3585 Gueutlier's , 1st 2nd 3rd Total Ouenther . 149 148 179 471 Rankin ... 158 189 167 606 Jerome ..... 123 169 148 428 Rostel 118 178 184 452 Fllegel 110 154 105 399 Handicap .. 80 80 80 340 TotJli s 737 808 831 2468 collected from the Prultt's Service ststlon two out of three games Elks All-Stars In their City Bowling league matoh at the Nat last nleht. The Elks totaled 1024 In the final game. The Postofflce and Mstl Tribune teams roll Monday. Prultt's Rervlce nation. F. Dunn 190 182 159 627 Roy Prultt 134 147 159 440 C.Holmes 138 108 137 383 W. Prultt .......... 192 134 181 477 M. Csnnoc 183 189 124 496 Handlcsp 82 82 82 39. 0. Col too ..... 8 420 140 80. J. Murray 8 417 139 SI. Rose 413 137 32. R. Slngler 3 408 13S 38. H. Gould ............... 2 2B3 135 34. C. Holmes . 3 , 383 1S8 35. H. Meusel ............... 8 369 133 38. S. Stsrk 8 368 132 87. E. York 3 340 116 . Team standings. W. L. Pet. Your Office Boy 3 0 1.000 Postofflce 3 1 .666 Prultt's Service Sta . 2 1 .666 Standard OU 1 I .500 Peerless Meat Market ... 1 . 1 .600 Bowman'a Barber Shop. 1 2 .. .333 Elks 1 3 .333 Mall Tribune 0 3 .000 Roseburg Invades Ashland Saturday (By Logan-Ninlnger.) ASHLAND, Jan. 12. (Spl.l Rosa burg high school and Junior high school basketball teams will be guests of Ashland Saturday night when they play the Uthlans and the Juniors at the Junior gymnasium at 8 o'clock. Smarting under a 69-86 defeat at the hands of the Uthlans last Sat urday, the Flower Boys will come to Ashland armed with their most versa tile weapon the ' fast-breaklng of fense. The game promises to be one of the fastest and most colorful wit nessed this season. Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethel wyn B Hoffmann. ALL-STAR TRAP TEAM SELECTED MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. 13- fAP) Nd Lilly of Btnnton, Mich., Junior acnsatlon of the 1033 grand American trapahootinf; tournament, was named captain of an annual "All-American trapfthootlng team" se lected yearly by Jimmy Robinson, former statistician of the Amateur Trapshootlng association, and an nounced today. Lilly won trte national clay tatget championship with 109 out of 200; the Junior crown with 100 straight, and tied with Walter Beaver of Penn sylvania for the grand American title by breaking 98 out of 100 from the 34-yard line. Others named on Robinson's team include: K. w, ("Ted") Renfro of Dell, Mont.; Belle McCord Roberta, Long Beach, Cel.; Prank Troeh, Port land, Ore.; E. F. Woodward, Houston, Texas. O D PACIFIC AND LINFIELD WIN BASKETBALL TILTS. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 12. fAP) Two northwest conference basketball teams were successful here last night In games with non-conference oppo nents. Pacific University won, 35 to 33, over Columbia university on the Irish floor and Lin field college won, 34 to 28 over Pacific Packard. 64 TEE OFF IN SAN FRANCISCO, Jsn. 12. (API Oolf stars from all sections of the country, 64 qualifiers from a field of nearly two hundred statera, teed off today In the opening match play round of the annual .4000 San Fran cisco national match play open championship. . The la-hole matches brought to gether as representative a field as ever assembled for northern Califor nia's richest links event. John Rogers, long driving pro from Denver, claimed the first share of prlre money. He won medal honors yesterday with a score of 70. two under par, for the Lske Merced course. The pace-setting feat return ed Rogers 950. In today'a opening mtrh piny teat . Rogers paired off with Cliff Orover. youthful professional from Tacoma, Wash. Orover shot a 76 In the qual ifying round. j Ashland Football j Field Made Level By l-ojun Nlnlnirr. ASHLAND, Jan. 12 (Spl.) Pool ball will at laat be played on a level field at Ashland. Through the co operation of CWA authorities and the city of Ashland work Is being finished on a Job of pushing the earth from the south to the north end of the field, msklng the notorious "side hill" gridiron, which hss always caused the comment rf visitors, a level Job after more than twenty jears. It was 12' feet higher at one end than at the other! -t Frisbie Fouled In Grants Pass ORAM'S PAHS. Ore.. Jan. 12 (API Al Karsslck inaugurated the first of a series of lorsl professional wrestling matches here by pinning Bob Stone of Dea Moines In two straight falls last night. Pat Relley lost on a foul to Ray Prlsble of Med ford In the seml.wlndup after taking one fall. 919 Roy Prultt 189 Dr. Paske 158 R. DeVore . 184 Herb Ouenther .... 148 a. Eads - 203 Handicap - 28 842 183 139 185 168 155 26 809 2570 170 522 229 234 182 203 26 888 836 1024 2748 City League standings. 1. R. Shreve 3 620 210 2. R. DeVore . 8 883 194 3. a. Eads 8 561 187 4. a. Qtltt - 8 530 177 5. P. Dunn . 8 527 176 8. Dr. Paske 526 176 7. R. Prultt 3 523 174 8. 8. Sherwood ..... 3 621 174 9. O. Welsh 3 . 510 170 10. R. Clancy S 506 169 11. M. Csnnon . 3 498 - 165 j 12. A. Stoehr ..... 8 486 182 13. L. M. Kerr' 3 485 102 14. P. Dlsmond ....... 3 478 159 16. Herb Ouenther 3 478 IM 18. W. Prultt 8 477 169 17. C. Pllhl 8 471 157 18. W. Hngen 8 468 185 19. E. Nichols 9 461 164 20. C. Pumas ...... 8 457 162 31. Dr. Untls 3 466 152 22. M. Riley 3 453 151 23. N. Newland 463 161 34. I. D. Huffman ...... 8. 451 151 25. Ray Prultt 8 440 147 j 26. H. Plnneo 8 434 145 27. O. Robertson 3 439 143 28. C. Clevenberg 8 426 142 1 City Meat Market FREE DELIVERY 8:00 10:00 2:00 4:0 121 No. Central. Phone 324 JUNIOR CERTAINLY IS FILLING OUT SINCE HE GETS ALL THE MEAT HE WANTS THEN MY ADVICE WAS RIGHT WASN'T IT? Meat Builds Sturdy Bodies We have the quality you want at the price you want to pay. Pork Roast lie lb. HAM, pound ... 14c Steer Beef Roast, lb. . 8c Boiling Beef, lb. . . .6c Some of this Beef has' been aged 8 months Choice Hens, Fryers, Rabbits, Oysters O Communications . A BIGGER SMOOTHER, FASTER STRAIGHT 8 Aauy, KNEE -ACTION WHEELS and BEXDIX BRAKES K-Y FRAME LARGER, FINER FISHER BODIES LONGER WHEELBASE (JI7-INCH) e STARTERATOR GAS- ELECTOR CROSS-FLOW RADIATOR FISHER NO DRAFT VENTILATION GET k STRAIGHT 6 An Anftwrr to Mr. IIm To the Editor: Under communication of thin dt I nottctM ft letter condemning tha picture K1jrcla. ElyUn, according to We bitter, mean "pertaining to par dlM" and 1 would Mkn to know tna authority whereby the underworld of Hollywood named thla picture. The quotation at the laat of Mr. He' let tor would be a Justification for, and not against, nudum. I did not ano the picture with a prejudiced outlook eoma of our narrow minded cltirena have, but with a frank, open mind akin to meinbera of my generation. Nowhere In the picture ' there anr reference to Mr. and certalnlr not to the Barbary Coaat. I would uf tet that al) doubiera . "Elyala" M it la one of the ftn rat, moet open minded treatut on nudMm I have ever rn. . KK1SN. Medford, Ore. Bo 349. January 11, OIl year' f-meui Pootltc wm known th Economy 8tialht EiM btraui hi fuel com wtr wtU to line with tnoM of Today'a Pontic, thank to rurttwr rnntmot In tta 8irltit EiM ntr, c1vm you mora iml lo th lion by a to4 10 prr witt. A biiir, f mora powerful tar with rmrAM aconom OYou can t a bic. roomy Poatiae Straight Eight at a pric that It vary Uttk mora than that of tha vary rbrapeft eara. Th mart naw nhtr bodlaa ara firm and mora apctoua. Tba Improved Su tight Eight angina glvtt you gtvattr powtr tod tpevd full I4k.p, and a top tprtd of II actual milat aa hour) OTba trvnd today It toward Straight Eights, Tha Pentiae Straight Eight for 1U4 will , dprcate mora tkmly, and all evidtaca Indkatva a higher malt value "at the end of the road." Juit becauat It it a Straight Eight. Another Importeflt rton why thlt great, new Poatiac It auch a wita InveMmeall O Hrr la a ear that afvea you the Inherent tmoothneM. the flexibility and the luiury of Straight Eight t rant port at ion at a prlre that comnarea favorably with the prkee of many cara with le to offer in cylinder, performanca and lie. The new Pontile, remember, la definitely in tha low-price (Veld I 0ir your prevent ear will make tha down payment on a car of cheaper make. It will probably make tha down payment on a big. new Pontiac. Your monthly pay menu, in any rate, will be but a few dntlara more. Why weft? See and drive the big, new Poatiac today. Oct a Straight Bight for your money I SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 80. Btverid. pt,on, J02 A Omrsl Mw. lilw AnoJmsrr Valut Tun, I. M Col. Stoorosit, saj B..J4. m, Wnlnolay sad Sstoriar n tin Columbia Nnwwa. .11 .v. I. . T. OBOE OESd 001 GROCETERIA Super Food MARKETS DREAD AND CAKES LUCE MOTHER MADE Generous Samples of Two Fine Foods Snider' s Creamery Butter-Home-made Bread, in the -SUPER MEAT MARKETS TOMORROW LAST Saturday we gave away 800 sample loaves of bread in our Super- . Meat Markets. That you liked it is shown by the way you come back for more. ' Tomorrow we again give the bread and with it a V4 pound cube of Snider's fine Gold Medal Butter. All you do is buy 60c or more worth of the finest meats available anywhere at our special prices and you will receive as free samples, a loaf of home-made bread and butter. We have provided for but 1000 samples. Come early. Finest home style bread, baked with out substitutes. Hot from the oven twice daily 11 A. M. and 4 P. W. 1Mb. loaf 10c , Mb. loaf 3 for 20c Betty Crocker new Chocolate Jig Saw Cake, a fine chocolate cake with marsh mallow icing topped with bitter sweet chocolate. Large 3-iayer 4t? Small 2-layer 25t V Fruits & Vegetables Large Cauliflower. . . .2 for 25c Large Artichokes .... 2 for 19c Lettuce, fine big heads . 2 for 9c Fresh Spinach . . . 2 lbs 19c Parsnips 4 lbs. 10c Sunkist Oranges .... 2 doz. 33c Sunkist Lemons doz. 23c Arizona Grape Fruit . . 3 for 1 7c Florida Grape Fruit . . 2 for 15c Extra fancy Delicious apples 4 lbs. 15c Other Savings In the Super Food Market A Dependable Source of Supply Macaroni or Spa ghetti. 3 lbs Red Mexican Beans; 9 lbs Large White Beans. 9 lbs Small White Beans. 8 lbs Del Monte Early Garden Peas. No. 1 tall can, 12f . No. 2 nc can Goody Goody Peas. No. 1 tall can 10. I C No. 2 can Corn. Tender, sweet. No. 2 can. 3 for ... Eagle Brand Milk. 2 cans Del Rogue Tomatoes, solid Pack. No. 214 can. 2 for Bagley Tomatoes. Standard pack. No. 2y2 can .. 19 35' 35 39 15 12. 25c 39c Finest 1U Finest Roasted Pea nuts. Pound Amaizo Gloss or Corn Starch. 1-lb. pkg Sardines. Gale brand. Large oval can. 2 for Oysters. Palace brand. Can Salmon. Alaska New Year brand. No. 1 tall can Peanut Butter. brand. 2-lb. glass jar Victory Dog Food No. 1 tall can Baker's Premium Chocolate. -lb. bar ..... Kellogg's, All Bran, lg. Pk&-. Maxwell House Cof fee. 1-lb. vacuum can 10 13c 1 10c Sockeye 15" Royal Club 27c 5c 21c 20 c 27c 15' Diamond Crystal Salt plain or iodized. 2 for G. E. Electric Light Globes, any size to 75 $ 1 08 watts, 6 for Flour. 49-pound sacks. Maple Leaf ?1.63. White Rose $1.73. Drifted Snow P. and G. Laundry Soap. 10 bars Dash, a fine white granulated soap. 22-lb. pkg. Kirk's Hard Water Castile Soap. 6 bars ..... Sperry's Pancake . Flour. No. 10 bag Sperry's Rolled Oats. Quick or plain. No. 10 bag Bob White Soap, 10 bars Sperry's Farina. 5-lb. bag 28?. 10-lb. bag $198 25c 19c 25c 47c 35c 22c 49c Super Meat Markets Medford folks are rapidly learning that good steer beef is real economy. In increasing numbers they are coming to our Super Markets for those ten der steaks that really cost less no waste from tough ends. It's all good and it's all oaten. Tomorrow is a good time to convince yourself for the bread and butter samples are given away tomorrow. . Fancy Steer Beef 1 f, Roast. Lb I U' Fancy Steer Rolled Prime Roast. Pound l72 Sc Fancy Steer Steak, flavory and tender. Rib, t 1- Loin or I 3 C Round. Lb.- 1 w Country Style Sausage they are coming from all over the valley to get this finer sausage. 2 lbs : 25' Smoked Country Style Sau sage. The same good sausage well smoked in gauze sacks or links. Pound 19' Corn Belt Bacon. Dry f f" sugar cured. IjC Lb. 17a to "w Leg of Pork Roast 1 kn boneless, rolled, lb W Fancy Steer Swiss Steak, lb Shortening, 3 lbs 15' 25' Butter with purchase of 50c or more Sample Loaf of Bread and a Sample i lb. Snider's Z-MOR-U Cofee Again we urge you to try this finer quality coffee. Ground the day you buy it You get it with its rich full flavor and its bet ter for you. There is but one way to be sure of fresh coffee 1 lb 25? 3 lbs. 73? FOUNTAIN The big turkey dinner 25c Breaded veal cutlet dinner . . 25c Hot Chili , . .10c Hot , Chocolate 1 0c 6th at Grape SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone East Side 752; West Side 428 O D o o D o o D o D o o 0 o o D o o 0 o oc aOI , , J05IOr TOEZ301, 1 0B30E 301