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PXGE FOUR MEDFORD MXIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDXY, MAY 15, 1934. GRAPPLER PETE ADDS SKILL ON. MEXICAN JAUNT If Pets Belcastro, belligerent mat man from Sacramento, can keep up hi recent good work long enough to defeat Walter Slrlos, the French exponent of the art, In the main event of Thursday's mat card at the armory, there will be a general ml' gratlon of local wrestlers to Mexico to find out what they have down there that Is good forthe muscles. Pete has Just returned from a honeymoon tour of the land of cac tus, and has been going great guns both down and there and in Medford since his return. He handed Paul Murdock, beefy Oklahoman, two falls last Thursday to take the match and demonstrate why he went to Mexico, and If he does the same to the Frenchman, then thero's something to his southern tour that he's been keeping from us. Blrlos is known to be able to take care of himself In the ring and should be an equal match for the Italllan, but some think Promoter Mack Llllard will have to look far. ther than Prance. Roland Warren, agile grappling en. glneer from Klamath Falls, will meet Bunny Martin, speedy Oklahoman, in a 45-mlmite seml-flnal, which should be a match full of speed and flying fur, but not necessarily rabbit fur, as the Oklahoman himself hefti a nice biceps. In the 80-mlmite opener, Swede Anderson, Medford fire fighter, will tangle with Blllle Newman of Den. ver. Anderson has been trying to get a bout for three weeks, and Is full of high spirits for his encounter with Newman, the man from Colo rado. USE YOUR RIGHT ON PRIMO' Confirmation of the team match playing date . was received today by the Rogue Valley Oolf olub from the . Bureka, cal., club for next Sunday and the local team officials are busy lining up players for tho trip to the seaport, which will be made In a bus, according to present plans. It Is ex pected that the Medford divot diggers will leave here about noon Saturday and return Sunday night, Ten members have signified their willingness to make the trip and Jack Hues ton, pro. Is anxious to have all who can go let him know as soon as possible. Those who have signed up for the trip to date Include Harry McMahon, Homer Marx, O. J. Semon, W. F. Bid die, Don Olark, O, M. Roberts, B. C. Sollnaky, A. F. Mansfield, O. E, Fierce and Howard Boise. H 1 That's what Tommy Loughran (right) told Max Baer when the lat ter arrived In New York to establish training quarters for his approach Ing bout with Prlmo Camera, Max seems to enjoy the account of Loughran's recent Miami battle with the champion. (Associated Press Photo) HOW THEY. STAtm '(By the Associated Press) (No Coast games yesterday( National Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Boston ...... Brooklyn Philadelphia W. 18 L. 8 7 8 14 11 12 11 .622 8 IB .348 7 lft .318 Pet. .692 .682 .625 .560 Cincinnati ft 18 .217 American W. I. Pet. Now York . 17 S . .739 Cleveland ... 11 8 .550 Philadelphia .. 13 11 .622 Detroit i 12 11 .522 Washington - 12 13 .480 Boston 11 18 .468 St. Louis - h 9 12 .429 Chicago 16 .286 July . Sept. . 88-86 87 83 86- . 88-14 87 88 !4 89-87 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 15. f Stocks resumed their movement toward re covery today, although moat advance were modest and trading wai extreme ly dull during the greater part of the cession. Early gains of 1 to 2 or more points were pared In the late dealings by profit taking, but the close was fairly firm. Transfers p proxlmated 000,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 82 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. 6c Dye 130 Am. Can H..........H.....H... 03 Am. & Fgn. Pow 734 A. T. 6c T US INDIAN DEATHLOCK GRANTS PASS TRIMS KLAMATH FALLS, May 15. (Spl.) Laying out 14 runs to win from the Shaw-Bertram team of Klamath Falls by 14-4, the Grants Pass Merchants swung Into action here Sunday and played ball reminiscent more of for mer years than of earlier games this year. With one error for the Merchants and two for the Pelican squad, the Shaw-Bertram lumber pliers were held to three hits, while the Grants Pass sluggers marked up 18. EAGLE POINT WINS 9-6 OVER PROSPECT Playing on their home diamond, the Eagle Point Cheesemakers tallied three more runs than the Prospect baseball club Sunday to take a hard fought game, 9 to 8, Hitting stars for the day on the Eagle Point aggregation were Morri son and Stanley, who ouch batted out two. The game was steady and a hard battle from first to seventh. Manager Tommy Kenton of the Cheesemakers has lined up a few new men who should build the -Engle Point club Into a strong team for the remainder of the season. SALEM, Msy 15. (AP) An Invi tation extended to Governor Julius Xj, Meier by the American Legislative association to address the western bus and truck conference at Salt Lake City June 36. was declined by telegram today by the governor. He stated that he would be unable to leave the state at this time due to official business. PORTLAND, May 16. (P) The Indian deathlock applied by Mickey Moduli, 157, West Salem, wilted Bulldog Jackson, 100, Portland, Into submission for two out of three falls in their wrestling ma ton here last night. Jackson hammer locked a fall. A gory draw resulted between Noel Franklin, 150. Portland, and Robin Reed. 157. Rccdsport, who divided a pair of falls while Franklin's nose dripped claret. , ' Livestock. PORTLAND. May 15. (AP) Cattle 100; calves 35; steady, unchanged. HOGS 600; steady, unchanged. SHEEP, 300; stoady, unchanged. Portland Produce PORTLAND. May 15. (AP) Butter Prints. A grade, flac: parchment wrapper, cartons, 33V&0; quantity pur chases, a lb. leu; B grade, parch ment wrappers, 31 c; cartons, 33o. BDTTERPAT Portland cittllrery. A grade, delivered at least twice weekly, 30c; country routes, 17o lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 18c; country routes, 15c; O grade at market. BOGS Pacific Poultry Producers selling price: Oversize, loo; fresh oxtras, 17c; standards, lflcj mediums 15o doserl (cartons 1 cent higher). Buying price to wholesalers; Fresh specials, 17c; extra 15c; extra me diums, 14o; medium firsts, 11c; pul lets, 11c; undergrndes, llo dozen, NEW POTATOES Shatter White, as.15cr3.3ft; garnet, 2.50(13. STRAWBERRIES Oregon, 34s, Gold Dollar, 75iTt 85c; Improved Oregon, 91 crate. Cheese, milk, country meats, poul try, old potatoes, wool and hay, un changed. . Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, May 18. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close May 8TH 88 H B7H 88 Clatous McCredie Republican Candidate foi Nomination of Sheriff Thorouchly qualified to till the office of Sheriff of Jnrkson County with ' record nf nine .iirreufiil. years as a neare olf leer In this county. PAID ADV. 3 I Llib Anaconda .... ...... Atch. T. & S. P Bendlx Avla. ..... Beth. Steel ........ California Pack'g ............. Caterpillar Tract. . Chrysler .. Coml. Bolv ....-........, Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont H Gen. Foods Gen. Mot ..... Int. Harvest, I. T. & T Johns-Man, Monty Ward . North Amer. Penney (J. C.).- Phillips Pet ....... Radio .....-..-.....-.. Sou. Pao ..................., Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. Union Carb Unit. Aircraft -V. B. Steel 1 14H 84 81 39 33 3Vi 83(4 33 'i 33 83 "4 13 !4 48 1 87 V. 17?, 'v. 3lVt 18 3HJ 41 88 "4 ie 4sy LOCAL COMPANIES A "very satisfactory" federal rating, as the result of the 1334 armory in spections, haa been received by Com pany A, 188th Infantry, commanded by Captain Carl T. Tengwald, and also by Headquartera company, Third battalion,- commanded by Lieutenant James W. Grlgsby. Both companies Trill leave here June 11 for Camp Clatsop, where they will remain for two weeks train ing. JACK MINIS DIES AT HOSPITAL IN KOSEBURG Jack Mclnnls, owner of the Log Cabin Service Station on the Crater Lake highway, between Trail and Prospect, passed away at the Veter ans Hospital at Roseburg, Saturday LOS ANGELES K ft t ROOMS vUJ BATHS Grill-tavtrn Coffee Shop 3rVM0ST&7MJW(Mf.... JAe B E STmxnixodaions SfrFINESTWj.. IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INNOVATIONS SCRVICf - COMFORT HOTEL CLARK P3 B MORRIJfO. IN CLASH WITH HUEY LONG Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana was tha object of highly ex presslve epithets uttered by Col. John P. Sullivan (right) of New Or leans during a en ate hearing concerning the appointment of D. D. Moore (left) as collector of Internal revenue at New Orleans. Long had charged 8ulllvan dominated Moore's office since the tatter's ao polntment (Associated Press Photo) FORCED TO CLIP HER BLUE EAGLE i A fair Trial TlKHew Deal Ruth Brannon, 28, candidate for congrea. In the eleventh Illinois district, la shown clipping the Blue Eagle Insignia from her campaign poster after aha was warned by NRA authorities that such use of the Insignia waa contrary to NRA regulations. She had become known sa "Rllia Eaola Ruth." fAaianlatart Preu Photo ARMY PILOTS DROWN IN FALL INTO RIVER SHREVEPORT, La., May IS. (AP) Two army fliers at Barkdale Field drowned today when their pursuit planes plunged 100 feet Into Red rive six miles north of here. One plane struck a telephone line stretched across the river. They were believed to be Lieuten ants Norman W. Speaker and Wil liam H. Doollttle. ' Orchard Lata let us quote yqu prlcu on Blight Tablets. Medford Pharmacy. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Electric refrigerators, lwt year's models; new. Can make you a big saving. Terms. See John Denlson at 101 Crater Lake Ave. CASH PAID for men's 2nd hand suits, hats aixd shoes. Will H. Wilson, 82 No. Front. SWEET RED OHERRIE3 now rip. Orders now taken for Lambert and Royal Anne cherries. Orders de livered. Phone 671-R-3. FOR SALE Ford coach, '29. 843 W. 14th, evenings. CASH paid for apples, any amount. Write or wire E. O. Brein, 920 Oak St., Oakland, Cal. FOR RENT Modern fl-room house with stoves. 318 W. Jackson . To The Voters of Jackson County Special Interests with selfish mo tives In Tlew are at work to defeat me In the last days of the campaign, .because of selfish Interest You may expect to see their en dorsement of my opponent and their names In the press the last days of the campaign. I will not serve special groups, but will take all classes Into considera tion. I have always fostered Industry that labor may be employed and the people as a whole benefited thereby. 1 hare never been selected by any secret committee of whaterer name, nor party to any Intrigue; but I am a candidate by solicitation of friends who hare asked that I place my name before the voters of Jackson County for the position of state sen ator. Believing that I hare a greater knowledge of your county arfalrs by my experience on the county court than my opponent, I am . Yours to scire, VICTOR BURSELL Paid Adv. FOR BENT o-roo'm furnished house. Eedden & Co., Tel. 7S0. FOR SALE Plymouth 1033 DeLuxe Sedan, radio equipped. Tel. 68. PARTY going to Oakland. Cal., May 31, can take four passengers. Tel. 790-L. WANTED Have another order, for wool. J. J. Osenbrugge. WANTED Feeder hogs .about 00 lb.. Phone 043. FOR SALE Good quality alfalfa hay. loose In field; (6 00 per ton. Rt. 1, Box 53,osa Lane. O. W. Davidson. FOR SALE New King corn cooker. Manufactures corn and cheese chips. Enough raw products Included to wholesale 75 of price asked. Over 200 value. Price 9125. Might con sider closed car or piano. Box 1021. Tribune. FOR RENT Unfurnished d-room house. 633 Pine. Tel. M9-R. WANTED Olrl to assist In general housework. Care two small chil dren; S10.00; room and board. TeL 70B-J. FOR SALE Graham DeLuxe sedsn, 1032 model. This car la a real steal. Can be bought at Blue Book price. Phone 610-R-l. GEEEN SLABS PINE 88 Per Load in Two Load Lots 1 Compare Quality Low Cost MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1122 N. Central. Tel. 631 Guard against pounding feet Mo matter how heaw the scuffine and pound int. a good sturdy BassHurter Paint or Varnish will keep your 6oors in fine shape. Our automatic Color Harmony Selectors will give you color ideas. B-H PORCH & FLOOR PAINT QUICK-DRYINS is a wonderful finish for interior floors. It wears and wears it's waterproof and tough. Good colors. Quart $1 Pint 65c VERSATILE SPAR VARNISH Is an excellent alt purpose var nish. Use it everywhere from floors to table tops. Its tough, durable film dries with a high gloss. Quart $1.45 Pint 85c 1 Now is the time to fix that leaky roof with either CEDAR SHINGLES SELECT PINE SHINGLES ROLL ROOFING COMPOSITION SHINGLES Let us figure with you PORTER LUMBER COMPANY "Builders' Bureau of Information" 204 So. Fir St. sight, after a brief Illness. Mr. Mc lnnls was active In veterans work and waa a member of Medford Post I He Is survived by his wife. No. IS of the American Legion. Burial will be at Roseburg this afternoon. (h MONTHS .TO. PAY- in STYLE, SAFETY & COMFORT Enjoy the tmsrt sppearsnee, perfect safety, and greater comfort of Fire stone Air Balloons, right now. 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Styled right so you'll look your best I Linen "Bangku" Hats .00 Voting Men's Optimo shape, linen color, full leather swealband Men's Oriental Bangkok S1 Men's Milan Straws New pinch crown style with snnp brim and nldc bnnd. attractively lined - $ .85 Patent ewn Milan, linen shade, full sweat band, fancy .00 """"" aa.misamswwtaaMaw.atMj 1 117 So Central. Oregon's Diamond Jubilee June 3-9 Telephone 286
