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mm. rISGE FOUR MEDFORD IffiE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1934. ; NERVES BIT SHAKY Paul Runyan, Partner In '.' First Round of Masters' ' Tourney, Says Atlantan r Still Idol of Golfing Fans ! ,i- By PAUL BUNY4N. . Vrltteli ExcluslTely for United Press. (Copyright,' 1034, by United Pre) ", AtrauSTA, 0; March 33,-(UP) 1 haver Just 'finished playing the first round of tha masters' Invitation golf (tournament with Bobby Jonea as partner; and It was one of the moot enjoyable days I have ever had on any course. .,: We started off with practically all of the spectators In our gallery, which only proved what everybody already knew that. Bobby Is still the Idol of the golfing world. , ; Retirement Baps Control. : Before the tournament stsrted was of the opinion that Bobby's long .stay In retirement would do some 'thlng to his confidence under fire. 1 still feel that this Is true, for he -Appeared very nervous, stopping on several-'occasions to wait Impatiently for. cameras to stop grinding and for the vallery to quiet dosa Bobbys wood play was the finest I: have 'over seen, with long, straigni drives, and brilliant spoon and bras' sis shots,'. On tha dlffloult par five fourth hole- he hammered one of the greatest apoona over nit, wie oau .cnt rvlnir straight for the flag and put' ting him In position to putt for an eagle three. I was honestly sorry he missed It.' On the five par llth. from a dismal downhill lie, he hit a cut brasale high enough and long enough to carry the traps guarding the green '350 yards away, and the ball came to Test six feet from the pin. Work on Greens Poor. Bobby's score was 76, which was (entirely duo to his erratlo work around tha greens, both In chipping and putting. After repeatedly hitting fine wood and Iron shots to the Igreens, he would fall to get down his ,putts. When a green wss missed, njaklng a chip shot necessary, he was a bit at sea. ; The Atlantan 1 still a master shot maker, but needs a few rounds under his belt to get Into his best competi tive frame of mind. Under Par On First Nine. - My own game was going along 'smoothly with three easy pars on ine first three holes and a shaky par five on the fourth. I then settled down nicely for four para through the eighth, which, coupled with a birdie three at the ninth, gave me a 88, .one under par, for the outgoing sine, My field shots on the Incoming nine were uniformly good, with the . .'exception of a spade shot at tho lath, which was too strong, and a miss hit ahot with the same club to the 18th. My chipping and putting, however, "became highly unsteady coming home, costing me a stroke to par on tho 14th and 16th. Some may attribute my poor work around the greens to excitement caused by playing with the master of them all, Bobby Jones, but that's not "true. 1 felt at ease at all times. He Is a most considerate partner, and his magnificent play with his woods an Inspiration. Unfortunately Bobby and I dldnt do much today to further our chances of winning from such a fast field, but one can never tell. Tomorrow we may get red hot and go out In front of the pack. MAKES BRIEF VISIT . Xdward J. Rarknesa, director of the Southern Paclflo company, and a man known throughout the world for his oharltles, passed through Medford this morning on train No. 8. He was ocompanled from Ashland by A. 8. Rosenbaum, district freight and truf fle agent for the Southern Paclflo, and was presented with a box of Rogue River valley pears. He was In his special business car, Palham. The tuberculosis hospital at Tuoson, Alisons was buuv by Mr. Harkneia and he Is also known for Important donations, which hare been made to Harvard and Yale. He' haa 'several friends In Medford being a classmate or the late Phillip Hammll of this city and S. a. Burgess. On previous lslts to the valley, Mr. Harkness enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake and a motor Journey over tha Red wood highway. TEN-YEAR TERMS FOR . PENDLETON ROBBERY 1 PENDLETON. March S3. (AP) Charles Smiley of Pendleton, and Robert Oreer of Stanfleld, each 31. were today sentenced to 10-year terms In state prison after they had pleaded guilty to charges of assault and robbery with dangerous weapons. The two were captured Sunday with in 30 minutes after a service station here had been robbed of a few dollars. CATCH COLD EASILY? Mrg, E. H. A mo of Kit R. 1) St. TamrnsL Wh . ays: "At one tlmt t wn v mnnown urn tniif ird fmm In. tvvrre told tha irtiM I: In tnv thrtl and hmnrhlat Cioldrn Mrttlral PUcovery And It tiullt m up no that X hit IftKf. Hie cold Aim , 4in'ri quickly too." Write lr. Pierre'. Clinic, ButfUo, W. Y for free medical advice. New taliu W tit, liquid $1 00. Lam blM, ubt. oc liquid. 114, Xm p0 pa? r.uu Meteorological Report Forecast Medford and vicinity: fair tonight and Saturday; frost tonight. . Oregon: fair tonight and Saturday; freezing temperature east and local frost weat portion tonight. - Local Data Temperature a year ago today: h Iff heat 64; lowest 25., Total monthly precipitation .04 inches; deficiency for the month, 132 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 1933, 6.86 Inches; deficiency for the season, 6.89 lnchee. Relative humidity at 0 p. m. yes terday 40 per cent; S a. m, today, 03 per cent. Tomorrow: sunrise, 6:07 a. m.; sun set, 6:27 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. 130 Meridian Time t3 w By Boston Cheyenne Chicago Eureka ... Helena Los Angeles .... Medford New Orleans..- New York Omaha .. Phoenix Portland Reno .....- Hosoburg Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle 9 Spokane ... Walla Walla... Wash., D'. C 69. 38 .... 21 Rain Snow 30 64 45 ea 13 33 tu 48 44 48 43 64 48 34 33 .10 Snow .00 P Cloudy T Cloudy .00 Clear .00 P Cloudy .18 Cloudy .00 Clear .00 Clear .00 Cloudy .00 P Cloudy .01 Clear Cloudy Clear .00 .00 .00 .00 T Clear Snow 5. and W. Campaign Launched To Boost Sales Says Fowler Suasman and Wormser, manufac turers of famous S. and W. "mel lowed" coffee and fl. and W. canned foods, have launched a oomprehen- slvs advertising program In the Med ford Mall Tribune. This campaign, the opening ad of which appeared In the Trlbune'a Issue of Maroh 0th, has been prepared by Vincent Leahy, well known advertising agency. Our 1034 advertising program calls for diversified media and consistent, well prepared promotion to assist the many southern Oregon and northern California dealers for S. and W. pro ducts, according to Jack Fowler of this city, 8. and W. representative for the vast territory covering south ern Oregon and the northern counties of California. "S. and W. Bales have shown a gratifying Increase recently," Mr. Fowler said. "This new advertis ing program will further stimulate business for dealers here who handle Sussman and Wormser's many products." OREGON BUTTER TALKED AT MEET (Continued trora page one) original code prohibiting the furnish ing of free cream cans and permitting the furnishing of free cans. That prices charged to retailers for butter shall be the same all over the state and be based upon the Portland cube price, and the price to be paid farmers for butterfat to vary in the various rones and also to be based upon the Portland cube price for but ter. Medford In Zone Three Zone one, as proposed by the com mtttee, would include the city of port land while zone two would embrace the area within 60 miles of that city. All territory in Oregon west of the Cascade mountains and Klamath county would be Included in zone three. The fourth zone would em brace all of eastern Oregon, exclusive of Klamath county. The minimum price which shall be paid f. o. b Portland for butterfat to be used In the manufacture of but ter would be based upon the Portland Produce exchange quotations on extra grade cube butter. In zone two the minimum prices would be one cent under this sched ule for deliveries to creamery or ro- oelvtng station, and three cents under; deliveries f. o. b. producers door. Minimum Price Set The minimum prices in zone three would be two cents under deliveries to creamery or receiving station and four cents under for deliveries f. o. b producer's door. These prices would apply only to butterfat which would make extra grade butter. The minimum price for butterfat which will make 90 or 01 score, but not 93 score, butter or for butterfat obtained from the producer delivering less often than twice a week, would be two cents under the extra grade price. The minimum, price for butterfat which wilt make 69 score butter shall be three cents under the extra grade price, and butterfat be low these standards shall be pur chased at Ite market value. Proponent of the zoning plan ar gued that a division of the state Into four districts would result in more equitable returns for the producers and manufacturers and would elimin ate confusion and cuiseUng. Many producers opposed the zoning plan. with rustic furniture. The table tops are of slabs cut from huge trees, with legs made of the limbs, and stained with clear Tarnish to preserve tbe rustic appearance. Music for Saturday night's open ing will be furnished by tbe orchestra GRANTS PASS, March 23, (Spl.) 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