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?'A'GE FOUR ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1934. Sams Valley Secondary Cage, Kings Will Challenge-City' Winner CENTRAL POINTERS I who's Afraid of Wolfe? JOSE, 33 TO 26, IN PLAYOFF CONTEST Team Touted to Take Rural Crown Nosed Out in Closely Contested Tilt Valleyites Wizard Shots New possibilities are looming In Ihe dlatrlct basketball championship n a result of laat night's victory or the Bams Valley high achool over central Point by the score of 33 to !6 In a hotly contested secondary league play-off game. - The two schools had split two Time series played Friday and Batur ,iay and came to the Junior high school floor to batt'e off the tie. The Sams Valley quintet, a group of daz zling sharpshooters, will challenge the winner of the Medford-Ashland lames this week. Central Point had been generally Slven the edge to take the valley players, but failed to live up to their nast season record which had not been marred by defeat. Nervousness and anxiety to take the county cham pionship of the secondary schools are largely attributed to the Pointers' defeat. C. P. Takes Early Lead. Central' Point took an early lead of 7 to 4 at the end of the first quarter and Increased It to 18 to 4 during the second quarter, but at the end of the first half, the lead was cut to 15 to IS. The teams battled hard during the aecond half. Central- Point lead' Ing Sams Valley by a point only to fall behind by one point. The lead would be regained only to be lost again by a single counter. The game stood t 26 to 34 against the Pointers for a few minutes, but Sams Valley again made a field goal while their opponents were able to , garner only one more basket before the game ended. VnlleyltM Wlrarfl Shots. Before the final whistle, the Valley quintet sank two or three more bas nrt y free throw to make a total of 33. Central Point, which had won Saturday night by a score of 36 to 15. was unable to hit a winning stride and missed numerous attempts. The Sams Valley basketeera made field goals from uncanny distances and angles, with Dusenberry making one almost from the center of the floor. The Valley boys are coached by O. W. Ayres, while Mickey McGulrc has been handling the Pointers the past season. The lineups: S. Valley Coty r Wright F f ' 1 r 1 r 11' m -,.r- n 1M2S GIUMES, Aiitttrullnn wrestler, ivlto specializes In a combination ltorty nchwirs and arm hold, will meet Leu lVcilfe, Texan exponent of the roll) n it hcIhsom, In the main event or Thursday night's wrestling bill at the armory. Burrcaon C. Dxisenbery -..O.t Central Pt. Virtue D. Ayrea Casad Oulbertson , A. Ayr SALEM, March 6.-(AP) Farmer ConprroMman Willis 0. Hawley has decided not to b i candidate for congress at the next election, the Oregon Statesman said this morning. The continued illness of Mrs. Hawley led to his decision, the paper stated. Hawley represented this district in the national congress for 36 years until 1033 when he was succeeded by James W. Mott, who won the Republi can nomination In a close race In 1032. Announced candidate In the field to date are Congressman Mott and J. M. Devers, highway commission attorney, for the Republican nomi nation, and John D. Ooss of Msrsh field and R. R. Turner of Dallas, Democrats. 4 Ye Poet's Cornei My First Valentine. Stealing softly through a tangled mare Of a long chain of Memory's yester days, . There comes a picture that Is rsry fair, It's little boy with wind-blown hair. Very small, and alone, on the stp h stands. As I go to meet him, h holds out his hand, White waves of scarlet dye his cheeks bright red. "Here's a Valentine I brought you," proudly he ssld. A big red heart, bound round with paper lice; A ttnMlrd arrow stuck In the right place. 1 rained delighted ayes. "What It says Is true.'i Hs eriwi, snd ran. Then I read: "1 Iut yu. The yearn have flown by. some happy, some sad, But I have never forgotten the little lad Who gave me a thrill that long ago time, When he gart me my first real Val entine. -Amy Ruth Thorn. LAURENS, 8. C. March fl. (ffi J. L. Rush, SO, killed his wife and three daughters today and then burn, ed their home around his own body. At a coroner's Inquest meager evi dence Indicated Rush killed his wife and daughter with an axe and then shot himself after setting the home afire, officials announced. The dead were. Rush, his wile Cynthia. 45. and Helen 18. Ruth, 13, and Ruby, 11. NEW BRIDGE VALUATION ANNOUNCED BY EXPERTS NEW QORK, March 8. (AP) Seven high ranking contract bridge experts today announced a new method of valuation of a hand. "This table has been tested by us through months of successful rubber and tournament play and has been found to be 100 per cent accurate," said a statement signed by David Burnstlne, Richard L. Prey, Michael T. Qottlleb, Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken, Edward Hsmes, Jr., and Waldemar von Zedtwltz, An act has a value of 3; a king 3, a queen 1 and a Jack Vi- The total high card value of the pack Is 36 and the average hand has a value of 0 Vi Depending on distribution, the bid ding Is not opened, especially In first or second position, unless the hand has a value of 0 or 9, It takes a count of 11 to open the auction with one no trump. The table Is uaed primarily to form an Initial, general Idea aa to the offensive strength of a hand. SEATS ADDED AS Because the past few wrestling cards at the armory have caused a sell-out of seats on the main floor, Promoter Mack LUlard announced to day thnt he Is arranging for addi tional ringside seats for next Thurs day's show. The high class matches being staged here weekly have gained a great following among the fans and the grip and gronn Industry Is now enjoying the greatest popularity ever experienced locally. In next Thuradny'a show l Grimes, Australian star, will try to fasten his combination scissors and arm hold on Lea Wolfe, the Texan, while the latter will be looking for a chance to hook his roll ing scissors on the man from down under. The pair will wrestle in one half of the dual main event. with Jack Kogut, Toronto, and Charlie Hanson, Seattle In the other half. Both Rogut and Hanson are big time matmen with plenty of speed, tricks and holds and this match should produce plenty of action. Kogut Is a master of the Sonnenberg and has demonstrated his prowoM In that art here In provlnus matches. LUlard Is angling for a third match for a curtain raiser between a highly touted Grants Pass hlph school lad and some worthy adversary. WINS INVITATION OOLD HIM,. Ore.. March 6. (Snl.l The Gold Hll high achool Beavers iron wie invitational basketball tour nament here Saturday evening by de feating Rogue River In the cham pionship game. 82-13. Ashland Jun ior high took third place by winning from Eagle Point, 38-38. In the games Friday night Rogue River beat Ash land Junior high, 17-14, and Oold Hill won from Eagle Point, 33-33. After the championship game Sat urday evening the Oold Hill Garden elub entertained players and their coaches at a banquet served at the Odd Follows hall. Between 40 and SO players, coaches and members of the Oold Hill chamber of commerce, sponsors of the tournament, attended. Appropriate awards were given the winning teams and individual awards were given the players. A. A. WSlker, president of the Oold Hill chamber of commerce, acted as toAstmaatcr at the banquet and call ed on tlio officials and nunh. f,i short talks. It Is planned to hold similar tour naments in future yesrs. Malta Cnmmanderv No. 4 K. T., Masonic Hall, Ashliinrt, Oregon. Stated conclave, Wed neiday evening, March 7. Cpen short form. Rou tine business. All Sir Knlghta cour teously Invited. J. H. HARDT, Commander. W. H. DAY, Recorder. lit CVOL.D HTliI March 6 (6pl The second annual Independent basket ball tournament la being planned for Oold Hill, March 18 and 17. Invita tions are extended to all Independent teams of the valley. Entries should be sent to Bill Hammwrsly. Oold Hill. Lost year 13 teams entered the tournament and larger number of teams are expected this year. Among the teams to be In the playoff are St. Marys All-Stars, South Mcth.xl Ists and Drop Stats, all of MMford; Central Point Townles. ffim Valley. Jacksonville and Oold Hill Town lev Lang Rangers and 30-30 club of Orants Psas. Applegate OOC team. Spartans A. C. and several other team from Ashland. Jackson Co, CWA Cut Is Ordered Effective March 8. the Jackson county CWA qunta will be cut from 405 to 3P5, the local administration was Informed In advice from head quarters late yesterday. A more dras. tie cut was announced earlier In the day. All kinds of .gal blanks for sale for rent, no hunting no treapawmg and other cards fcr sale at Con.merc.Al Prtntlnf Dept. of Mail Tribune. In Ashland Today Noel Krsklne, local nnuic teacher, la spending today in Ashlnnd. BATTLE DRAW IN HIGH SPEED BOUT San Francisco Boy Makes Good Showing Against Lightweight Champion 10,000 Fans Cheer Go BAN PHANCISCO. March 6. (AP) Prankie Kllck, sturdy little ring charger of San Francisco, who holds the junior lightweight title, hsd a 10 round draw to his credit today with Barney Ross of Chicago, world's light weight champion. Ross' lightweight crown was not at stake. In the face of 34 odds favoring Ross, the showing of the San Fran cisco boy in making a close battle of it was one of the highlights of a ring setto last night that had 10,000 fana cheering wildly from start to finish. Kllck', stirring rallies In the last two rounds apparently Influenced Referee Toby Irwin's decision to call It an even affair. Ringside experts varied In their opinions. The Asso ciated Press' score sheet gave Ross five rounds, with four to Kllck and one even. They went through the 10 rounds at top speed. Ross' boxing was clearly superior, but he was unable to perfect a good defense against his opponent's solid rights to the bady. The Chlcagoan's left side was bruised and battered after the bout. Although he won the 130-pound title from Kid Chocolate, Kllck out weighed Ross at 138 pounds to 137 . Ross la recognized as Junior welter weight tltleholder In, Illlnola end California and he risked this syn thetic crown which Kllck failed to lift. After a fairly even first session. Kllck landed cleaner punches to take the second. Ross outboxed his rival to win the next four and the eighth. The San Franciscan had an edge in the seventh, ninth and tenth with Jolting body blows. Oross receipts were $16,376. CHINESE TWICE PORTLAND, Ore., March 6 (AP) A capacity crowd saw Bulldog Jackson take two falls out of three from Walter Achlu In a middleweight grapple here laat night. Billy stepp of Portland was the third man in the ring. Ac.hlu used flying tackles and a body press to take the first fall, but fell prey to two Boston crab holds after a selga of Jackson's usual rough assault. One fall apiece wont to Cowboy Helna. 161 Burns, and Ken Hollls. 167, New Orleans, In a one-hour match. Art Parkins, 163 Detroit, took Female Pointer Best Field Dog In Tournament GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn., Men. 6. (AP) A female ruled the realm of bird doga today. Norlaa Annie, royal blooded black and white pointer of W. O. Teagle, nationally known oil man, was awarded the championship at the conclusion of Vis national bird dog championship field trials here yesterday. the deciding fall from Jack Curtis, 158, Jackson. Miss. Totem Pole An derson, 160, Fort Lewis, took a one fail opener from Beanpole Larry, 165, Great Falls. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY wnx PAY CASH for men's second hand suits, ha ta and shoes. Will H. Wilson, aa No. Front St. WANTED Man to herd goats for board and room and small wages. . Box 11680, Tribune. OASHRBVVARD WILL BE PAID for Information leading to recovery of Hawthorne Flyer bicycle; balloon tires, chromium fenders, red seat. Taken Sunday night. The Crest, South Central. WANTED -. Tribune. Spray rig. Box 11678, WANTED Woman cook for Saturdays and Sundays. Apply at Diamond Cafe. FOR SALE Early seed potatoes; Net ted Oems reasonable. Tel. 921-X. LOST Leather handbag with per sonal articles. Finder please notify Mrs. Lulu Wilson, 504 Liberty, Aaa- land. FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 rugs. 3 leather rockers, piano, walnut table, radio, baby's carriage, car-scat, play pen, jumper. 316 Willamette. FOR RENT Modern 4-room house; large screen porch, garden space, 17.50, water palJ. 316 Willamette. FOUND Lady's handbag. Can get aame by Identifying and paying for this ad. Call Axel Benson, Midway road. COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3 -room house; elec. refrigerator and range and oil burner. Inquire 602 South, Riverside. FOR SALE Pigs, sows, duck eggs, player piano. Will trade for stock or what have you. Dora E. Smith, south half Anderson ranch, Talent. WANTED Ttuckload of household goods from San Francisco or vicinity ' before April 1. Call 315. FOR SALE Purebred Guernsey bull, 18 mos. old; Fordson tractor and dUc plow: priced to sell. 1 miles out Murphy road. Abner Reames. ELDERLY MAN wants elderly or middle aged woman for housekeep ing; good home on Pacific highway. Wages 5 month. Give age. Box 11526, Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Bred sows. feeder pigs; also Jersey bull, 13 . months. W. W. Large, Wllllanu, Ore. FOR RENT 4-room furnished apart ment, absolutely clean, sis.oo per , mo. 307 Beatty St. Geo. Iverson. I HEAR the "Romance of Bonneville 1 Dam," KEX tonight, 9 o'clock. Ore- ! gon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. ! Leland Clark, Agent, 10 No. Bartlett. The Ice Cream Manufacturers of both Jackson and Josephine Counties Are Under the Oregon State Code which by tho signature of the Director of Agriculture signing for the Governor, went into effect March 1st, 1934. The following manufacturers of Ice Cream are now operat ing under this oode : Grover' Dairy Medford Creamery Ashland Creamery Gold Seal Creamery Snider Dairy & Produce Co., Inc. SPEED AND LUXURY MAKE PRESIDENT LINERS FIRST CHOICE IN THE PACIFIC Then la no finer way Co go to Japan, China, or the Philippine than on the big, tut Presi dent Liners, that run on clock-like schedule. President Liner, are famed for luxurious outside ttateroomi-with real twin beds, large public rooms, ample dccki-with glass en closed promenade, outside swimming pool ... splendid menus, orchestra, talking movie, ...in short, everything possible to make your trip enjoyable. One way fares are from 160, Tourist; spe cial Summer Roundtrips art from $40 (Yokohama and return). There are fortnightly ailing, from Seattle and Victoria, B. G, Tla the fast Short Route. And you msy come back ria Honolulu, if you choose-stopplng over at you like. Get all details from any travel agent, or. AMERICAN MAIL L- Dan E.Gould, Iut tovmfeunjvr.irrcf.g.M SAT.Broadway, Portland. ATwater 6661 N, B. Mr. E. E. Anderson. Traveling Psssenger Agent, will be In Medford si the Med lord Hotel, March 6th snd 7ih,and will be vary pleased to twist you with any travel plans. BOWLING The Mall Tribune bowling teau garnered two wins out of three laat night with the Post Office crew In their city league match at the Nat. Post Office 1st 2nd 3rd Total 186 15S 146 486 116 134 US 389 164 16T 131 446 108 103 138 346 146 96 188 430 168 166 186 866 800 813 3637 Mall Tribune 1st and 3rd Total J. Murray 119 178 181 478 C. Puhl ., , 148 167 163 498 s. Sherwood w. Catey E. Nichols -w L. Crocker II. Slngler Handicap Totals B. PergUKD 311 "3 136 . 490 r HuLong 139 338 M Hal Halght 166 166 114 36 j W. Hsgen 148 Handicap 1W 108 Total, - 881 886 838 3806 8ALEM. March ilP The busi est session of the state board of con trol In recent months waa hold here today at which time authorlrattona allectlng virtually every state Institu tion and purchase of more than 360,000 worth of material tor the state highway commission waa ap proved. A report of the atate flax Industry during the present administration showing reduction of deficit at the penitentiary Institution and Increase in balance on hand of about 8170,000 was given by William Knslg, secre tary of the board, at the conclusion of which (Jovernor Julius . Meier said "You are stealing the thunder of my second address to the people next Saturday night." Institutional heads, present at the session, reported virtually without ex. ceptlon, an Increase in population taxing all Institutions, and an In crease In the price of food materials. Indications were the 1936 legislature would be called upon to appropriate funds for additional buildings and facilities for the Increasing population. Warranta Called. 8ALEM. March 6. (P) A esll waa Issued todsy by the stato treas urer, for warranta, marked not paid for want of funds, dated from De. cember 31 to January 4, Inclusive, and amounting to 8338,410. For Garden plowing Tel. B12-J. NEW SEEP PMCES FEBRUARY IB, 1934 F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833. K9 North Riverside. Sledford, Oregon. MJY SHO-ORO TESTED SEEDS. Phone 839 Ours s a modern up to the minute store. Enlarged and complete stock. Renovated store room. Handy fixtures installed in every department. Nowhere is a better service offered. Fresh seeds tested in our new Electric Seed Tester (Open for inspection anytime) give you reliable assurance of unexcelled satisfactory results at harvest time. We have anticipated your every want and can serve you quickly in almost any quantity. Mail brdefi are given prompt personal attention. Add postage to remittance on all mail orders, VISIT OUR STORE LET US SERVE YOU Per Per BEANS Oz. Lb. olden Wax 36 Pencil Pod Black Wax.- .36 Burpee Str'gless Or. Pod .35 Early Refugee .26 Kentucky Wonder -. 2& Scarlet Runner ...... .45 Oregon atant . .40 Burpee Bush Llma... .30 Blue Lake .30 RF.P.TS Detroit Dark Red 10 .75 Danish Sludstrup 10 .50 ' Golden Tankard 10 .50 Half Sugar Mangle 10 .60 CABBAGE Early Jersey Wakefleld..35 3.00 Copenhagen Market 35 3.00 Early Plat Dutch 25 3.00 Danish Bali Head 25 2.00 CARROTS Ohantenay 10 1.00 Danvers Half Long. ...... .10 1.00 Oxheart 10 .80. Long Orange ....10 1.00 Large White Belgian 10 .80 Yellow Belgian ..10 .80 Nantes 10 .80 CORN 3olden Bantam .15 Early Golden Market... .15 Early Portland Market- .15 Early Sunshine . ,16 Country Gentleman.. .16 Stowell'a' Evergreen .16 Minnesota 13 Mkt. Yellow Dent Mkt. CUCUMBER Davis Perfect 15 1.50 White Spine 15 1.40 Long Green . 16 1.40 Boston Pickling 16 1.40 KALB Thousand Headed -..10 .65 Dwarf Scotch 10 .60 MELON Musk Hale'a Beat 10 1.30 Rocky Ford - 10 1.80 Honeydew .-....10 1.30 Hearta of Gold 10 1.30 MELON Water Klondike 10 .80 Kleckley Sweet 10 .80 Peerleaa or Ice Cream-..10 .60 Per Pet ONIONS Ol Lb. Yellow Globe Danvers..l5 1.65 Sweet Spanish 25 2.60 White Queen 15 1.65 White Portugal .20 1.75 LETTUCE New York or L. Angeles 20 2.00 Hansen Head 15 1.40 Chicken 10 1.30 OKRA White Velvet 10 .80 PARSNIP Hollow Crown . 10 .75 FIELD SEEDS Ky. Blue Grass Sesslde Bent Grass.. Rye Grass, English Rye Grass, Oregon.- Tunothy Seed ..--. Brome Grass Cheat Grass Mesqulte Orchard Grass Sudan Grass .. . Cane, Amber PEAS Alaska . American Wonder- -, Little Marvel Blue Bantam Laxtonlan - Dwarf Gradus Dwarf Telephone .. rail Telephone PUMPKIN Sugar or Pie Connecticut Field - RADISH Early Scarlet Turnip.... French Breakfast White Icicle Chinese Rose Winter.... SPINACH Thick Leaf Bloomsdale Prickly Winner SQUASH White Buah Scallop Hubbard Banana - - Summer Crook neck TURNIP Early White Flat Dutch P. T. White Globe FIELD SEEDS Alfalfa, Grlnun Alfalfa, Pioneer Best..-. Alfalfa, 09 Purity. Alfalfa, Cossack Alslke Clover Red Clover ..... White Clover Ladlno Clover Sweet Clover, W. B. Sweet Clover, Y. B, Chewing Fescjue Red Top .20 .30 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .90 .90 .80 .80 .80 .80 .35 .35 . .35 Buckwheat, Jap. Flax Seed Soya Bean . Rape, Dwf. Essex... 3pe)tz - Per Lb. .40 .85 .13 .09 .13 . .25 . .06 . .19 . .18 .Ask . .08 . .08 . .10 . .10 . .10 Barley, Bearded Barley, Beardless Barley, Hanchen Oats, White Oats, Kanota Wheat, Federation Wheat, Bluestem - Wheat, Marquis Seed Rye .Ask per cwt. 1.33 1.45 1.35 Ask, ,.1.60 1.75 1.75 1.75 10 1.00 10 1.16 10 1.15 10 1.15 .55 .55 Per Lb. .35 la .13 , J8 .19 .40 .85 .18 1.75 Per Lh. Canadian Field Peas . .09 Vetch, Common .-. .07 Vetch. Millet. Millet, Millet, Empire Gypsum Morcrop, King Morcrop, Master Sulphate Ammonia Nitrate Soda - Superphosphate, 164 Superphosphate, 18.-. Raw Bone Meal , Steamed Bone Meal.. 2.00 Muriate Potash 2.70 Sheep, Guana sack .80 Lawn Morcrop -. 50 lbs. 1.50 Garden Morcrop per pkg. .35 Garden Morcrop....per pkg. .65 Garden Morcrop 25 lbs. 1.35 Garden Morcrop 60 lbs. 2.35 Garden Morcrop....per cwt. 3.75 Morcrop Tablets... .per pkg. .10 Lux Morcrop 25 lbs. 1.15 Lux Morcrop.. . 50 lbs. 1,85 Lux Morcrop .100 lbs. 8.00 Hungarian .06 Golden . .10 Hog .10 Japan?e .10 FERTILIZER Per Cwt. Ask 1.85 1.95 2.25 2.50 1.30 1.38 3.00 Above seed prices quoted basis F.0.B, Medford, Oregon, and subject to market changes. Usual warranty applies. SPRAY MATERIALS GARDEN TOOLS CHICK SUPPLIES Cultivators. Hoes. RakM. at. n,ter Founts, Chick Feeders, etc Bordeaux, Lime Sulphur, etc. also Smudge Oil 3) MILLION DOLLARS Judith lane inherited the vast fortune but there were rtringi atlache d. She knew accepting the bequest would wreck her marriage , bring heart-ache and unhappiness; declining meant breaking faith, violating a trust. What could she choojef Read thi cower in Itannt Benrmani itrial "JUDITH LANE" BEGINNING MONDAY MARCH 12th in the MAIL TRIBUNE
