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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 14. 1934.
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OVER F
TEAMJITlflOK
Southern California Mentor
Liked Showing in Spring
Training Loss of Stars
Fails to Dim Hopes
LOS ANGELES. (UP) Shed a
tpar tor the University or Southern
California football team. It has lost
five great players, and Ita 1935 squad
probably will be kicked around prop,
erlv.
Probably. But unless we miss our
guess. Howard Harding Jones will
come up with another crack team.
Any squad that loses such great
players as Aaron Rosenberg. l"ora
Palmer, Larry Stevens, Surtls Youell
and Home Griffith sould be In a bad
way.
Good ' Spring Rlion lug.
Yet Jones Is confident he has
good team In the offing, on the basis
of showing during spring training,
.innes' line waa badly hit by grad
imtinn. vet he has the faculty of
turning ordinary backs In to crack-
crtack linemen.
Prom his freshmen squad, Jones
lnoks fondly on Theron Keller, David
riAvis. George McNelsh, brother of
Bob.
He exnects his dynamic All-Amer.
inrn tnr. Irvine Warburton, to be
harder than ever to stop. He
pecta great things of Julius Bescos
at end: Cal Clemens at blocking
back, and Haskell Wotkyns at full
back,
llanPT Over Jorgenien
He waa dellKhted to see Elwood
Jorscnsen, red-haired center of two
years ago, return for another season
of football. Jones will alternate
Jorgensen with Herb Tatach, letter
winner, from last year, at left tackle.
King Hall, last year's guard, is noia
Ing down center. Jorgensen weighs
200 pounds and his beef will be a big
help.
Although some of his stars still are
competing In baseball and track,
Jones has used the following lineup
In spring practice:
Fuhrer nnd Lnrabee at ends; Jor
gensen, TaUich and Art Dlttberner at
tackles: Francis McKlnley and Stan
Kovac at guards: Hall at center; Bill
Howard,' Cliff Propst, Clemens and
Keller In the backfleld.
The Trojnns won't be so badly off
for material.
Jones expects his greatest opposi
tion to come from Stanford. Califor
nia, Washington and Notre Dame.
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BARCELONA, Spain. May 14. (AP)
Max Schmellng'a second encounter
with Paulino Uzcudun had gone Into
the record books as a draw today
but the Impression waa general he
easily had earned a decision he didn't
get.
Through 13 rounds, the former
heavyweight champion pounded away
at Paulino's face, had the veteran
Basque bleeding bsdly from the sixth
round on, and outboxed him by a
wide margin In the feature match of
Montjulch stadium's 180-round box
ing csrnlval yesterday. But at the
finish the Judges called It a draw.
Ringside critics, giving Schmellng
at least eight rounds, thought the
Judges had been unduly Influenced
by the courageous fight Paulino put
up agnlnst a younger, more skillful
rival.
G.
GRANTS TABS. Mny 14. R.
polling a 30-man Klamath golf team
by the surprising score or 63 to 7,
Grant Pna men golfer yesterday
duplicated the feat of the local worn
en golfers, who on Wednesday played
the Klamath women and beat them
30 to 13.
low mednl of the tournament waa
turned In by Scott Hamilton of Crania
Paaa with a 78, and there local play
era tied with 79, Marvin Clark. Karl
Bennett and Esrle Voorhlea. The oa
Klamath score waa 83, turned In by
R. Weimer and H. N. Moe.
This Sunday the local Rolfrrs will
entertain the noAcbuw Country club
team here, and on June 8 will go to
Klamath Falls for a return tourna
ment. L
10 El
Rogue River Valley golf club has
art Sunday, May 30 as the date for
the local golfers to Journey to Eur
eka for a return inter-clty tourna
ment with that club. Eureka mem
bers motored to Medford several
weeks ago for a contest on the local
course.
Larry Bchnde. chairman of the tour
nament committee, has wired the
Eureka club that the locals will In
vade their city on that date.
lS-YedldGTrl
Wins Golf Title
NEW ORLEANS. May it. (UP
Fifteen-year-old Btty Jsmeaon. who
dropped studies In a Dallas. 1x.,
high school to enter the southern
women's golf tournament, won the
championship by defeating Mrs. Leon
Wolf, Jr.. New Orleans. 7 and 6, In
the final mateh at New Oilcans
country club Sunday.
HOW THEY
STAND-
(By the Associated Press)
Coast
W. L. Pet.
Los Angeles aa 10 .763
Missions 28 U .887
San Francisco ...... 33 IB .561
Hollywood 23 18 .550
Sacramento . 10 33 .463
Oakland 17 35 .405
Portland II 37 .380
Seattle 11 3d .376
National t
Pittsburgh 18 7 .882
Chicago 17 8 .680
St. Louis 16 0 .826
New York 14 10 .683
Boston 12 11 .532
Brooklyn 8 15 .348
Philadelphia - 7 16 .318
Cincinnati 6 18 .317
American
New York 17 8 .738
Cleveland 11 t .560
Philadelphia 12 11 .622
Detroit 11 11 .500
Washington 12 12 .600
Boston 11 12 .478
St. Louis S 12 .429
Chicago 6 15 .260
GOLF FIENDS TO
For the ft rat time In the hie tor y
of the Oregon theater business that
all those Interested In the Industry
have combined for a sport event,
owners and employes of theaters and
their supply houses will be brought
together here for the Oregon Motion
Picture Oolf tournament to be played
on the Rogue River Valley course
Mny IB and 16.
More than a hundred hotel reser
vations have already been made for
the occasion, and one of the largest
golf events In state history Is antici
pated. Local enthusiast are await
ing the affair with a high degree of
Interest. .
The general committee In the state
la composed of Dennis Hull of North
Bend, Sam Whiteside of Corvallls, Ted
Gamble of Portland, Dude Smith of
Tillamook, Dutch Stover of Portland,
Guy Mathews of The Dalles, Harry
Poole of Klamath Falls, Robert Mars-
den of Ma run field and Hank CrayblU
of Eugene.
The Med ford committee la com
posed of George Hunt, Walter Lever
ette and Gene Chllders.
SETS NEW RECORD
NEW YORK, May 14. (UP) C. H,
Johnson, hard -riding young drafts
man from Cranberry N. J., today won
the seventh annual Albany-to-New
York outboard mo tor boat marathon
by sending his sputtering, bounding
pumpklnaeed of a boat down the 133
mile Hudson river stretch In two
hours. 69 mlnutea, 38 seconds.
Johnson, 33, beat out 65 crack
drivers of the nation in hta first fling
at the outboard classic. He register'
ed an average of 44.3 miles an hour
In his Dorehart III, just .3 rr.-ph
less than the record for the event.
His 44.3 set a new record for class
C boats tn the marathon.
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Scores Yesterday
Coast League
Los Angeles 6-9. Stockton 1-8.
Missions 0-7, Portland 1-3.
Oakland 66, San Francisco 4-0.
Hollywood 6-6, Seattle 6-4.
National League
At Pittsburgh 0. Boston 3.
At Chicago 7, New York 3.
At. St, Louis 13, Brooklyn 7.
At Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 6, ten
Innings.
American League
At Philadelphia 9. St.. Louis 3.
At New York 8, Cleveland 0.
At Wanhngton 7. Detroit 4.
At Boston 14, Chicago 3.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank HlrharclMm ot
Table Rock are the parents of a son
weighing T '4 pounds, born Sunday,
Mother's day. at the Purucker Ma
ternity home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnllare Mllligan of
M2 Main street, are the parents ot
a son. weighing 8 pounds. 0 ouncea.
born May 13 at the Community hos
pital. 1
BAD AXE. MI0J1., Mny 14. (UP
Albert K. Sleeper, Mlehlgnn'a world
wftr governor, died at his home bore
Sunday niter nn 111 new of two years.
He waa 71.
Hrttirns to llopllal Mr. Marry t
Wilson, a nurse In Medford for many
years, who ha been In poor health
tor sew.-al years, will re-enter Ik
Community hospital tn Ashland this
wee it, having been under the care
of Dr. Wood In that city since lac
November. From Aahland, Mrs. Wil
son plana to go to a Portland has
pltnl for further treatment and X
ntya Friends will be 8 1 act to learn
that she is constantly Improving in
helth.
Durln Murrh, fartory employment I
In New York gained 3 8 per cent over
February, more thsn double the aver,
age lncreae for the period In the laat
IS years.
Cyanide and Bichloride Tablets for
blight cut tin a, Very low prices. Med
ford Pharmacy,
FIRST HALF FLAG
KIT BALL LEAGUE
(By Harold drove.)
tn a thrilling game that waa de
elded In the laat inning, Henderson's
All-Stars laid claim to first place In
the first half of the Medford kat-bali
league by defeating Jennlng'a Tire
company, 8 to 7, Friday night. The
last half of the league pennant race
will start Monday night with the new
rules In effect.
At the end of the fourth Inning,
the score waa tied at three-all and
during the first half of the sixth In
ning Jennings piled In four runs to
lead, 7 to 3, but Henderson's came
within one run of tying the acoro
In that frame. Then In the laat half
of the seventh Henderson's scored two
runs on errors. One of the errorn
accounted for a home-run on a
single.
As a premeditated move on the part
of the members concerned In the kat.
ball league, an entry fee of 3 will
be collected from each team entering
the second half. This entry fee la to
help defray expenses of the winner to
Salem for the state championship,
which will be held sometime In Au
gust. The laat half of the pennant
race will end around June S.
The new rules, which are decidedly
In contrast to the rules used In the
past. In that the base lengths will
be changed to 60 feet that Is, be
tween home-plate and first base, to
second, and from second to third and
third to home-plate. The pitcher's
box will be 37 feet Instead of 30, as
used before. The runner will be al
lowed to lead off bases as In regular
league hard -baseball, but pitching will
be under-hand the same aa In the
past. The type of ball and bat to
be used will remain the same.
The new schedule Is arranged so
that each team will know which dia
mond It should play on and at what
time It will play. Tuesday will ba
left open for the playing of all post
poned games. Instead of Friday.
The South End diamond Is the first
diamond ae one enters the VanScoyos'
field from West Second street. The
North end diamond Is the diamond at
the opposite and of the field.
The schedule Is aa follows:
May 14 Campbells vs. Hendersons;
north diamond. Lamports vs. Office j
Boys; south diamond. i
May 16 Active vs, High School;
south diamond. Jennings vs. Kldds;
north diamond.
May 17 Office Boys vs. Campbells:
south diamond. Henderson vs. Lam
port's; north diamond.
May 18 Active vs. Jennings; north
diamond. High School vs. Kldds;
south diamond.
May 31 Henderson vs. Office Boys;
south diamond. Campbells vs. Lam
port's; north diamond.
May 33 High School vs. Jennings;
south diamond. Kldds vs. Active:
north diamond.
May 34 Lamports vs. High School;
north diamond. Jennings vs. Hen
derson; north diamond.
May 35 Office Boys vs. Active:
north diamond; Campbells vs. Kldds;
south diamond.
May 38 Jennings vs. Lamports:
south diamond. Henderson vs. High
School; north diamond.
May 30 Office Boys vs. Kldds:
north diamond. Active vs. Camp
hells; south diamond.
May 31 Lamport's vs. Active; south
diamond. Henderson vs. Kldd's;
north diamond.
June 1 Jennings vs. Office Boys;
north diamond. Campbell'a vs. High
School; south diamond.
June 4 Lamport's vs. Kldd's; south
diamond. High School vs. Office
Boys; north diamond.
June 6 Jennings' vs. Campbell's;
nort hdlamond. Henderson vs. Active;
south diamond.
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FAILS TO APPEAR
SALEM. Msy 14 & Members of
the state liquor control commission
failed to appear before the board o;
control here today to explain the re
quested salary adjustment of eight
employee.
The commission laat week wrote
letters to the members of the board,
requesting a Joint meeting at which
the salary adjustments could be ex
plained. Theae letters so far have
pone unanswered and it waa not
known when the board would invite,
the eommlMlonrrs.
It was further reported here that I
bevaueo of the primary election thlsj
week, the commissioners rxvitwnfrt
their appearance for at least a week '
In order to eliminate pre-election
controversies.
Jloor paint mtuidand hard wear
Fullcrwcar Floor Enamel is
mndo to 'Viand tho gafT" to
really lasl where wear ia hardest.
For interior floornoflino
leum, wood and cement.
Popular floor colors.
FULLRWI1R QUICK-DRYING
FLOOR gNflML
Woods Lumber Co.
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Jackson and Genesee. Phone 108!
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ALL SIGNED UP AND READY TO GO
You'd never guest It from this picture but these two fellows shortly
will try to muss up each other's featurea aplenty. It's Prlmo Camera,
heavyweight champion, and Max Baer, the challenger, striking a pose
after they had signed for the fight. Said Max: "I'll be champion." Said
Prlmo: "He -veara slave bracelets." (Associated Press Photo
CAPTAINS ARRIVE
MD AQQSPJ
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Captain Jamea O, Wanzcr. Engr.-
Res., of Oakland, Calif., and Captain
Robert E. Densmore, 626th C. A.
of Srfnta Paula, Calif., arrived here
Sunday, and reported for duty
the CCC district headquarters. On
Saturday Captain Thomas H. Crow
ley, Inf.-Rea., reported here from
Los Angeles. They will spend several
days at district headquarters before
being assigned.
Captain Wanzer has been camp
superintendent at F 101 Cnmp Hav
Hah In Kern county, Calif., since
June 1, last year. During the war.
he served at Montler. Chaume,
France, and with the 30th army,
Coblenz until Aunust, 1910. Ho Is
assignment here from the San
Francisco general depot.
Captain Densmore served at Agners,
France, during the war, and Captain
Crowley with the American Exped
itionary forces 134 Infantry, during
the war.
MEETS PLANNED
May meetings of the home exten
sion units in Jackson county are
being devoted to making plana for
the year's program from June, 1034,
to June, 1035.
This week, under the direction of
Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, county home
demonstration agent, Lost Creek
unit will meet on Wednesday, May
16. from 10:30 a. m.. to 3:30 p. m..
with Mrs. William Hoefft as chair
man. The Evans Valley unit will meet
at the same hours on Thursday, with
Mrs. Dorothy Stewart as chairman.
The meeting will be held In the
Evans Vnllcy OrmiRo hall.
On Friday the Phoenix unit will
meet at the Prenbyitf?an church
there, from 1:30 to 3:30 In the aft
ernoon. Mrs. Mabel Btanclilfo will be
chairman of this gathering.
Stated convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter, R. A. M .
f Tuesday. May 15th. at 7:30
p. m. Visitors Invited. O.
W. DeJarnett, H. P.
GEO. ALDEN, Secy.
OVE-RTURE
Phono 718 when you want spe
cial pastries in a hurry. We'll
deliver thorn "overture" favor.
He grocer in just a jiffy.
a litre
FORTY KILLED IN
HONG KONG BLAST
HONG KONG. May 14. f AP)
Forty persons were estimated killed
today and 100 Injured when the ex
plosion of a huge gas tank at West
Point. Victoria, laid waste to a resi
dential section. All of those killed
and injured were Chinese most of
them women and children.
Flamea which followed the blast
destroyed a tenement block of seven
houses opposite the tank. The explos
ion shattered buildings in an ad
Joining block.
The sheet of flame which shot
from the exploding gas tank appar
ently cut off the Inhabitants of the
tenement houses before they could
reach safety after the blast.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WILL TRADE city property for small
ronch. Box 5233, Tribune.
FOR RENT
W. Main.
-Newly decorated apt., 806
WANTED 1937 Chev. radiator. Phone
41-J-2.
FOR SALE Coffee Ann's. See Mrs.
Cecil Jennings. Phone 888.
FOR SALE 1700-lb. horse,
old; sound and true; well
Tel. 1398.
B years
trained.
STUDEBAKER DEALER
USED CARS
1027 Pontiac Coupe.
1030 Bulck Deluxe Sedan.
1931 Pontiac .Sedan.
1927 BUick Coupe.
1033 Deluxe Chevrolet Sedan; trunk,
heater, etc.; like new.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
FOR SALE Asters, zinnias, petunias;
2 doz. 25c. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E.
Main.
LOST Saxophone and clarinet from
car on cottage St. Reword. Finder
return to Mall Tribune.
PASTURE FOR RENT Inquire Hard-
man's place. Table Rock, Rt. 1, Box
308, Central Point.
WANTED An experienced ranch
hand; single man. Phone 355-R-2.
FOR SALE Electric refrigerators, list
year's models; new. Can make yon
a big saving. Terms. See Johu
Denisou at 101 Crater Lake Ave.
CASH PAID for men'a 2nd hand sutts.
hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson. 33
No. Front. x
A.
(Continued frora.pr.tfe one)
11am R. Coleman. Fitch so far has;
been unable to furnish the 91000
bonds. Fitch, accordrng to the sher
iff's office, had the circulars In his
possession when arrested.
In thla city most of the pamphlets
were distributed In the residential
district Friday afernoon, and resulted
In a flood of phone calls demanding
the dlsrlbutlon be halted In the In
terest of public peace and tranquility.
Under the Oregon law. criminal
libel la a misdemeanor with a maxi
mum penalty of one year in the
county Jail.
Stato authorities will take action '
against instigators of the pamphlet !
coming under their Jurisdiction.
fliinrli Not Witness
The circular U baaed upon an afli- :
davit of Talton Jack Bunch, a fellow
convict of Fehl'a In state prison. I
Bunch alleges In his affidavit that j
he watched the ballot theft from a
county Jail window. The records of
Douglas county show he was confined
In the county Jail at Roseburg on
that date. Authorities stats this
cornea under the head of perjury and ;
subordination of perjury.' Bunch!
claims he made the aftidavlt for Fehl !
and "in the interests of truth and I
Justice." He alleges that Chief of !
Police McCredle and then State j
Trooper Jamea O'Brien visited him In '
Roseburg and tried to Induce him to '.
commit perjury. Bunch stands in
dicted In this county for bad check
operations. He was sentenced to j
&tat prison from Douglas county.
Fehl's Language Kecogulred
In a foreword to the affidavit, 1
YOUR CONGRESSMAN
JAMES W. MOTT
nnPLBI.ICAS PRIMARY, MAY 18
Mott for Congress Committee
In National legislation ha hat
begun a career which, in the opin
ion of hit colleague!, marks him
at one of the future leaden of
the House.
The following is from the letter
of the Republican Whip (Feb. 1)
appointing Mott to membership in
the Minority Floor Organization.
Only one other First Term Mem
ber has been accorded this recog
nition: "I have discussed with the Re
publican floor leader, Mr. Bert
rand Snell, tha filling of this
vacancy and wa ar requesting
that you accept appointment to
this important place.
"Your outstanding work In be
half of your district and tha fine
ability that you have demon
strated in tha field of national
legislation hava won for you the
confidence and respect, not only
of your own Party, but of the
general membership of tha House
of Representatives,"
Harry L. Englebright,
Republican Whip.
Read Diged ot Record, Voters Psraphlci
fd. Ad. Mott lor Concreii Com.
(Paid AdT.)
I ""x f &$r 1
Showrooms and Recital Hall
VTW"" r-T-.yp HI
You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The
OPENING
of
Baldwin Piano Shoppe
At The New Location, 123 West Main
On Wednesday Evening, May 16th
Music From 8 to 9 o 'Clock
Attend the Medford Gloemen Concert Tonight at the High School Auditorium
couched In the language of Fehl, tt
la charged the $65,000 expended by
Jackaon county, waa "largely used for
hrlharv of witne&r?a and furies, and
the handling of the court."
The affidavit of Bunch also charges
that among those attending the "Jail
conferences' before the ballot rob
bery Included Jesa Thomas of Ash
land, and Attorney Tom J. Enrlght
of this city. Thomas, who gave fi
nancial aid to Fehl In hta hour of
need, and recently foreclosed on Fehl
property for loans advanced, waa in
Ashland at the time. Attorney En
rlght waa Fehl's counsel In all his
legal entanglements,
TWO FILIPINOS KILLED
IN KLAMATH CRASH;
KLAMATH FALLS, May 14. (VP)!
Nick Corpuz and George Inay, FiU-1
pinos, were killed near here Sunday j
when their car overturned on The
Dal lea -California highway after strife- j
Ing loose gravel.
Corpuz waa killed Instantly and'
HERE THEY ARE
Green Slabs
Direct From Owen-Oregon Sawmill
PINE FIR
$3.75 $4.25
BIG DOUBLE LOAD
CHEAPER and BETTER
ORDER NOW-SAVE MONEY
Valley Fuel Co. - Tel. 76
Office at 26 W. Main
buildVJ
YOUR
DIET
skvJ AROUND K
Milk is especially good for all members
of the family during warm weather
Phone 203
TWO DELIVERIES DAILY
MORNING AND AFTERNOON
Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
"If Its Snider's It's the Best to Bay"
North Bartlett
of the Baldwin Piano
V ..
-mri th fiiMWi. pi , T
ISaBSWhlUM
the
Charles Cordero, another Filipino, tu
injured
ALBANY, N.
YMay 14. UP)
; Governor Herbert H. Unman signed
a permanent liquor .o.
nicht nermlttlne drinking at bars.
The new law will become effective
July 1.
Second Concert
MEDFORD
GLEEMEN
ASSISTED BY
Miss Dorothy Wanner
and Mls Francas Mullen
High School Auditorium
May 14 8 P, M.
Admission 50c, plus tas
School Children 25c
Shoppe
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