Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 23, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE TWO ' MEDFjpRD MAIL TRIBUNE, jrEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, MAT 23, 1934. TO STATE SENATE 0OE1TICKET Write-in Candidate Gets 279 Votes As Party's Choice to Make Race Against George Dunn, Republican Frank E. Anderson defeated How ard McKlnney, (or the Democratic . nomination for constable, Medlord district, by a majority of 38 votea, according to the official count com pleted this afternoon. The final count was: Anderson ..................... "38 McKlnney 804 The Mall Tribune count on the race gave Anderson a lead of 38. It was the closest race of the primary. . Col. E. E. Kelly, veteran Jackson county attorney, was nominated for state senator on the Demoeratlo tick et. Colonel Kelly and H. D. Brower were write-In candidates at tbe pri mary. Browsr received 09 votes and Kelly 379, according to the official count completed this morning. Kelly will oppose State Senator George W. Dunn of Ashland, Republican nomi nee, In the November election. At the primary last Friday 8252 voters cast ballots. Assessor J. B. Coleman estimated there would be "8,0000 voters If the sales tax wakes them up." The official count for state sena tor sbowa that Senator Dunn of Ash land received 8244 votes and Victor Bursell of Central Point lfllff, a ma jority for Dunn of 1634. The official count on the other state offices on the Republican ticket Is: Congress Mott .. ..,..8.977 Devera 777 ' Mott'a majority ....3,200 Secretary of State Snell 3,58 Abrams ..........,....... 9,978 Snell's majority 811 Labor Commissioner Oram 3,908 Anderson ................. .1,434 ' Oram's majority .. 1,474 For representatives, both unoppos ed, Olenn O. Taylor polled 3.338 votes and A. X. Brockway of Jacksonville received 3.088 rotes. The official count for state offlcea on the Democratic ticket la; Congress Turner ................ 981 Delzell . . . ...... 883 Dose :. 463 Secretary of State Walter ... ....1,170 Logon 803 Shelton - 851 Superintendent of Schools Dimton 078 Leouhardt 846 - Dunton's majority 133 On the Demoeratlo legislative tick. at, both unopposed, Moore Hamilton of this city received 1,608 votes and William Orenbrenner of Ashland 1, 384. CLYDEBARRDW IS JACK WESTLAND LOSE JNBRITAIN Goodman, Dunlap, Little and Guilford Gallop On in Brit ish Amateur Two 18 Hole Rounds Next 2 Days Uses Spectacular Hold PRBSTWICK, Scotland, May 33. (AP) Johnny Fischer and Jack Westland fell by the wayside today, but Johnny aoodman and George T. Dunlap, Jr., American open and amateur champions, respectively, and W. Lawson Little and Jesse Guilford galloped gayly on In the British amateur golf championship. Fischer, the young Cincinnati star, lost a third round match to Jack Mc- Clean, young Scottish and Irish champion and the pride of Preatwlck. Snooting sub-par golf, the local golf er established a lend of two up at the halfway mark and finally nosed out his oversca's rival by that margin. Westland, a Chicago broker, lost to Roger Wethered, 1923 tltleholder, three and two. In order to catch up with ths field. Goodman and Little each played two matches. Goodman defeated Capt. G. A. Rusk of St. Andrews by 8 and 8 In a second rounder, then took the measure of Bean Burke, the Irish champion, 4 and 3. Little, who halls from San Fran olsco, won from Lester Rankin of Sunnlngdale, 8 and 3, and maintain ed almost the same pace against Eric McRuvIe, Scottish Walker cup player, who yielded on the 16th green. Dunlap, who received scares In his first and second round matches, played close to the top of his game In his 6 and 4 rout of George D. Han ay, former French amateur cham pion.' Guilford, former American amateur tltleholder, eliminated Lt. Col. T. J. Mitchell of Preatwlck by a 6 and 4 toll. Two 18-hoIe rounda will be played both tomorrow and Friday. . . T MEETING TONIGHT PARTNER IN TRAP (Continued rrom irage one) Buoher, filling atatlon operator ftt Hillsboro. Tex. August 6. 1933 Murder of Deputy Sheriff B. C. Moore at, Atoka, Okla. October 11, 1033 Killing of How ard Hall, grocery clerk, at Sherman, Tex. . December 38, 1933 Killing of Doyle Johnson at Temple. Tex. January 7, 1933 Killing of Deputy Sheriff Malcolio Davis In Dallas. April It, IBM .- irliig of Con stable J. W, Harryman and Detective Harry MeOlnols at Jopliu, Mo. June M, Itw-icimiia of Marshal Henry Humphrey at Sunn, Ark. January is mis Major Ci)wuu state pri. ,tcl near Hunuville, Tex., v.. ; alleg edly staged a raid li, .:,i;mond Hamilton, convicted k,,,., and bank robber, and four other convicts were liberated. April 1, 1934 Killing Of K. B. Wheeler and II, D. Murphy, Texas highway patrolman, near Grapevine, Tex. Aplrl 6. 1034 Killing of Constable Cal Campbell at Miami, Okla. Bonnie Parker, Barrow's companion on many of his forays, was charged by olrieert with active participation In the gunplay. She was believed to have been witb Clyde and lite brother, Mama, when a poaat cornered the gang neat :sii, Iowa. July 34, 1933. Clyde ana Bonnie eluoed officers, but Mamn was fatally wounded, Photographs rstrleved by ofllcera from hideouts of the gang showed the Parker woman fondling high powered firearms and smoking clgara. To an officer whom she and Barrow kidnaped and held captive for a time, however, Bonnie denied she was addicted to tobacco In that form. The pictures had been taken aa a lark, aha aliened. Jackson county truck operatora and others Interested In freight transpor tation will attend a special meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall to night beginning at 8 o'clock. The program, arranged by the As sociation of commercial Truok Own ers, will include discussions of vari ous mattera of Importance Including Insurance and publlo utility com missioner's durllngs. Claude Thomn- sun, vice-presiaenc or the truck own ers' organization, with headquarters in meaiora, win preside at the meet ing. Speakers for the evening are: Judge E. B. Day; Captain Lee Bown: George Barton; George S. Wolker of Port land, state distributor for the Bruns wick Tiro Co.; O. N. Fox, sales man ager for the A. 0. T. O, JUBILETGHORUS T First full rehearsal of the jubilee religious chorus will be hold Thurs. day evening, May 34, at 8 o'clock In the Presbyterian church here. All choirs In Jackson county, cho ral clubs, the Gleemen and singers not connected with organizations are lnvltei and urged to attend. "This Is not ouly a dUty to this 'Oreat Country' of oura, but a privi lege to have a part In such a fine celeratlon and all alngera should take advantage of thlo opportunity to be a part of the great Diamond Jublloe," the leader snld today. Chief Little Wolf, Indian arannler. who sneclalizpH in tin "Indian finih lock," weird entanglement of an opponent's leKs, which leaves the victim helpless, will wrestle Louie Miller of San Francisco In the seml-Mnnl match on Thursday night's armory card. MEET ATJUBILEE Ply-castera from all parts of the Pacific coast have been Invited to take part in Oregon's Diamond Jubi lee fly-casting tournament, Sunday, June 3. In Medford. An Interesting schedule of events will begin at S a. m. Sunday, and will continue throughout the day. They will Include wet and dry fly accuracy contests. Attractive prize.! hove been procured for the winners, who will meet stiff competition In a field of casters coming from a wide area. The Portland Flycnstln club will be represented by 30 men who will take part In contests, after which they are to present an exhibition of dis tance casting. Plugs of H ounce will be used, STEELE DRAWS S I SO. OREGON BANKERS SALBM, May 33. fl) "BulldO" Jackson spotted Robin Reed a two- fall advantage last night and then tossed the Reedsport editor for three straight falls to capture their best three-out-of-flvo wrestling match here. , ' Reed won the first two falls with little trouble, but the Bulldog retali ated by taking the next two and ended the match by throwing Reed out of the ring on his head. Walter Achlu, Dayton, O,, China man, took the final two falls and match from Harry Hill of North Da kota .and Jack dirties, New Mexico, took a one-fall decision from Sailor Trout, San Diego. PORTLAND, Ore., May 33. (API Ernie Cavern's continuous spray of punches overcame an early disadvan tage and brought him a decision over Young Harry wills In a 10-round fight here last night. Cavelll. 139, Walla Walla, was Jolted several ' times, but neither he nor Wills, 136, Longvlew, could score a knockdown. So battered waa Barney Carroll, 184, Eatacada, that he did not come out for the fourth round and lost on a technical knockout to Private Bud Zellar, 189, Vancouver barracka, In a scheduled six-round seml-wlndup. Frankle Monroe, ' 133, Lakevlcw. slugged a four-round decision from Ros Dumagulllee, 139, Manila. 4 SEATTLE, Wash., May 33. (P) Predle Steele of Tacoma, a 21-year-old two-fisted bsttler who Is virtually unknown outside of the northwest country, today atood as one of the leading challengers for the middle weight boxing championship. In a 10-round bout here last night the youngster, who holds the Wash ington atate welterweight title but is tost growing out of that division. fought a sparkling draw with Gorilla. Jones or Akron, Ohio, former N. B A. tltleholder. Steele weighed 15Si; pounas ana Jones lOI'j. Abie Miller, Los Angeles Junior weicerweignt, ana Biiue Gray, Tacoma, stole the show before the packed house of over 8,000 fans when they threw punches from the floor for six rounds to finish all even. Frank Wallulls, the football player from Washington state college, who naa been bowling over local heavy, weights with a smashing right, drop ped Frsnk Norwood, Los Angelc Negro, with a right to the Jaw aftr two minutes and 10 second of fight ing, in a scheduled six-round bout. ,5-3, PULLMAN. Wash.. May 33. W) Errors contributed to the downfall of Washington State at the hands of Oregon, 8-3, here yesterday. Four errors and three hits in the fifth Inning, furnished Oregon's total runs for the game. MOSCOW. May 33. Iff) Oregon State overwhelmed Idaho. 18 to 8, In final of their four-game series the here yesterday. The Vandals outhlt the Beavers, but plied up eight errors. Home-runs by Beatty and Mltola and triples by Calan and Hlbbard fea tured the visitors' attack. FOREST OROVE, May 23. Wl College of Puget Sound shut out Pa cific university, 4 to 0, here yester day In a Northwest conference game. Bankers from this city as well as Grants Pass, Eagle Point. Ashland and Klamnth Falls last evening at tended the meeting of the Southern Oregon Bankers at the Llthla hotel In Ashland, at which Sinclair A. Wil son, senior forest economist of the U. S. department of agriculture, spoke. Mr. Wilson spoke on phases of tax ation, forestry, land ownership and other problems. PRIIMEVILLE RANCHER DIES OF SPOTTED FEVER PRINBVILLK. Ore ," May 33. MV Another victim of spotted fever, par ticularly prevalent thla year, died here Tuesday. He was John Wrhlle, 6J, a rancher. Physicians have urge dtha: those who frequent the sagebrush country where the Infected ticks are found, be Inoculated wtlh allotted fever serum, an absolute preventive. Scores Yesterday Coast League. At Portland 3, Sacramento 1. At Seattle 8. Oakland 4. At Los Angeles 8, San Francisco 3, At Mission 0, Hollywood 1. National League. At New York 4, St. Lotus 7. At Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 13 (culled In seventh.) At Boston 4, Cincinnati 10. At Brooklyn 6, Chicago 4 (13 Innings.) POPULAR TPIDJ you to the lntcrittnflcounttit(Lurop By IfAln dlrcl to irSln't nA i Mrr. fert And without Ion t tlmt. Acrctt tlit Al. Untie en' Empr." Dutfhe "Atcnt-Shlpi" Economical Iatci 1st, Tourtil And 3rd CU London, the flower of cltlci if if tv- rV--: HnlliK Uk.l-Vlnd.orrV7iii CAltlt-StfAtfoM, ShAVlpfAM Country Glortow Devon! v mm American League. At Detroit 3, Washington 6. At St. Louis 13, Philadelphia 11. At Cleveland 8, New York 1. At Chicago 6, Boston-8. WRESTLING MEDFORD ARMORY FAST VICIOUS THRILLING THURS. NIGHT Bargain Prices FlghU Start 8:30 P. M. Any Sent BBo Children 25c Why is Rogue Valley Cheese Better? H Is euird In specially eon strutted curing rooms which re maintained at the correct temperature lo produce cheese of the finest quality) At Your Grocer Dlrttl to hlfait-Lala el Klllarnty Ulm.rl.lt and Rlvff hAnneo-CorV, BUmty Caitli Dublin AnJ Hi k. Uett and Burm country $1 Nndmvt, noluri r.dn-Ld. InbursH, National Oslltry Lcch Lomand, Led Katrine $ Tuit, A thotitAnd ttjthtf Arch 4 Trhimrh-FAUm At VcriAillci Netn Dmt ( Avtjnon BetleAu Wood. I Intercitln Rtrlin, PaUot And fll m.,.,,,. -A.. I P Dtejdfn NufttprSfrj-Hhtork Hidfllfrj And Krtmth Alunlfh And naI IVa.-h Comrtfti dt) MlU d( &P ptn, . hocVinti At eirr UvaI cfkei W. H D I Cn1 Avst. IW Pen, i 5. W. headway, j Antrttan Bank Buildln. R. o-W, Fonland tuuewt mcox rumuai ouqi iioeeo Au ouoorai 6? LAMPORT'S TRIM ,5-1 By Harold Grove. In a- heart-breaking contest, the Henderon'i All -Stars, winner of the flrat half of the kitten-ball eked, were defeated laet night by Lamport's. 5 to 1 on Van Scoyoo field. Lamport's speed-ball pitcher, Jack Thomas, proved too much for the All Stars by fanning twice as many as got t hit off him. One boy, who was chasing a right field fly, waa unable to continue his chase because of the fence that en circles the diamond on the right side of the field. This fence should be taken down, many think. Monday evening the Active club was defeated by Jennings, 8 to 1, and Campbell's defeated, 7 to 1, by Lamport's. Tonight The Toggery plays Jen nings' and Kldd's play the Active club. E Eighth grade final exerolses will be held In Ashland Friday, May 35, for about 310 students outside of Med ford who will be completing their elementary school work, according to the county school superintendent's office. Mrs, Una B, Inch today requested that eighth grade students of all the town scnoois meet with Mrs. Minnie Guy. music dlretor, at the Ashland junior high school Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. HOW THEY nr a tvi rx O I-tl T- B) the Associated Press Coast. W. L. PC. Lot Angeles ... 39 11 .780 Missions 30 31 .538 Hollywood 27 31 .683 San Francisco ........... ... 36 33 .631 Sacramento 33 34 .489 Oakland 33 38 .440 Seattle 14 33 .304 Portland . 14 33 .304 . National. W. L. PC. Pittsburg . . 18 10 .643 Chicago ..... 31 13 .636 St. Louis 19 13 .613 New York . 18 14 .563 Boston . 14 14 JS00 Brooklyn 13 17 .433 Philadelphia . 9 19 .321 Cincinnati . 7 31 .350 American. W. L. PC. New York 18 11 .631 Cleveland 18 11 .577 Detroit . Washington St. Louis - Boston . Philadelphia , Chicago . 15 16 3 14 18 10 .517 .516 .481 .467 .448 .870 SALEM, May. 33. (Jpj Voter, In the proposed Lorane people's utility dis trict, embracing about 180 square miles west of Eugene in Lane coun ty, defeated the creation of the dis trict at the election last Friday by a vote of 179 to' 161. Ivy Poisoning Soothe burning Itching torment quickly and belp nature clear lb. Irritated ekia asssaiv witb mild, enema W Resino! DEAF Bonephone. 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Three full days of being . shown what Safeway Stores Homemakers' Bureau has spent thousands and thousands of dollars to find out for you. And without a penny's cost to you ! Tuesday - Thursday - Friday May 29-31 and June 1 2:00 p. m. We bring the New Deal to your kitchen, We glorify mealtime, y'know; We teach "Kitcheneering" To all within hearing, So come where the recipes flowl Come! Be a "Kitcheneer!" THE SAFEWAY STORES HOMEMAKERS' BUREAU COURSE IN " KITCHENEERING' '