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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP OREGON. WEDNESDAY. .TULT 25. 1934,
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KEEPS TITLE DY
PORTLAND, July 35. VPr Young
Petr Jackson. Loa Angeita negro, to
day remained Pacific coast lightweight
ehamnlon. thanks to hla effective
counter-punchlns which blocked the
vlcloua onsloufrnts of cecn rayns 01
Louisville In the 10-round fight here
last night.
rrom an early no-count knock
down, due partially to loaa of foot
ing, Jackaon counter-punched to a
cloae decision. Each weighed 135.
Payne forced the fight moat of the
way, with Jackaon content to await
opportunltlea to block and aharpshot.
The few tlmea Jackaon led, Payne
got the better of toe-to-toe enooun
tera. Elmer (Buzz) Brown, 127. Portland,
cored a technical ki.ockout over
Speedy Corpua, 128, Manila, In the
fifth of their acheduled eight-rounder.
Abe Abraham, 175, Reno, waa no
match for Tiger Jack Pot, 178, Terra
Haute. Ind and their fight waa atop
ped In the first round.
Leroy Gibson. 130, Wichita, Kane.,
cored a technical knockout over
Louis Nelson, 130, Portland, In the
third of a echeduled In-round bout.
Squatty Jack Hlbbird, 163, Klam
ath Palla, launched a two-flated at
tack which continued Incessantly aa
he gained a close four-round declalon
over Bill Overby. 148, Spokane, Waah.
The Medford baseball team will
journey to Klamath Fella Sunday for
for a tilt with tne iwium a
Th earn will be the flrat of a dou
ble header and will be played at
Modoo field. The Coqullle Legion
team wilt claah with the Klamath
!glon In the aecond fray. Bhaw
Bertram goea to Oranta Paaa for their
game.
Manager Height announoed that
their practice seaalon has been
changed to Thursday evening and
requeata all players to be on hand at
the usual time, 6:00 p. m.
The Frederlckaon Brewing Co., of
Sacramento haa put up a caae of beer
to the flrat Medford player to drive
out a two-base hit In Sunday's game.
But two more league games remain
to be played, the last being a week
from Sunday when the Shaw Bertram
team meeta the Rogues at the fair
grounds. GOING AFTER FLY BALL
ST. LOUTS, July 35. (VP) BafI
Combs, veteran Yankee outfielder,
will b lost to the New York club for
the remainder of the seuon as the
result of lnjurlea sustained In yes
terday'a game with the fit. Lou'j
Browns, It waa announced today.
Combe, who suffered a skull frac
ture and a broken collarbone when
he crashed Into the left field stand
while leaping to catch a fly ball, was
in a serious condition at a hospital
here. His physician. Dr. Robert P
Hyland, today said his condition was
satisfactory end "showed Improve
ment after a restful night."
KLAMATH FALLS KIN
KLAMATH FALLS, July 35. f AP)
Otto Klum, coach of the University
of Hnwnll football team, arrived In
Klamath Falls today to visit rela
tives. He has spent the Inst few
weeks fishing In the Cascade moun
tains. Klum will go to Portland be
fore sailing for the Islands next
month.
Sugai Injures
Grappling Foe
SAL EM, July J5. Don Sugal
Salem Japanese, won his wrestling
match with Teddy Waters here last
niht after 21 minute of grappling,
when hi head-on plune catapulted
the Texan out of the ring and shat
tered a bone In hla shoulder. Waters
was unable to return to finish the
bout.
Sailor Trout, San Pedro, took the
final two falls and match from Jack
mumbauKh, newcomer from Taft. In
the aeml-wtndup. Jack Cur tin. Nw
Mexico, battled to a draw with Pug
Ryan, Loa Angeles, in the opener.
Scores Yesterday
Coant League.
Los Angelee 7; San Franolaco 3.
Mission 0; Hollywood 2.
Portland 4: Oakland 1.
Seattle 8; Sacramento 4.
National League.
At Nw York 5; St. Louis 0.
At Broklyn 3; Chicago 0.
At Philadelphia 0; Pittsburgh 0.
At Boston 4; Cincinnati 8,
American league.
At St. Lout 4; New York 1,
At Detroit 0; Boston 3.
At Cleveland 10: Philadelphia 6.
At Chicago 4; Washington U
ROGUES PRACTICE
THURSDAY NIGHT
HOW THEY
nr a tvi rv
I AMI I
(By the Aaaoclated Preaa.)
Coaat.
W. L. Pet
ffan Francisco 30 10 .007
Los Angeles . 18 12 .600
Hollywood 17 18 .407
Missions 17 13 .867
Oakland 15 15 .500
Seattle -.- 15 IS .600
Sacramento 11 19 .367
Portland 7 23 .233
National.
New York - 58 33 .637
Chicago 56 36 .615
St. Louis .....-.... 63 86
Boston . 44 48 .478
Pittsburgh 41 45 .477
Philadelphia ...... ..... 30 53 .428
Brooklyn . ... 30 52 .420
Cincinnati - 39 58 .333
American.
Detroit 87 33 .633
New Tork . ..... 54 84 .614
Cleveland ................ 40 40 .551
Boston ................... 48 44 .623
St. Louis ........................ 40 43 .482
Washington .................... 43 48 .473
Philadelphia ................. 36 53 .308
Chicago . 80 61 .330
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FOR BRI
PORTLAND, July 35. (AP) The
flrat $1,000,000 of the 6.602,000 fed
eral loan and grant for construction
of five bridges on the Oregon coast
highway, soon will be on deposit In
a Portland bank.
The protracted negotiations for the
federal money were concluded today
when the state highway commission
signed tha formal contract and de
posited temporary funds to secure
the advance of the first million dol-:
la re.
With the bridge deal finally dis
posed of, the commission took up
allotment of the government appro
priation for Oregon highways, an
amount totaling 93,433,109.
This money was to be distributed
by districts on the basis of popula
tion, area and ralnage of federal pri
mary highways.
Fifty per cent of the appropria
tion Is to be applied to federal pri
mary highways, aft per cent to sec-1
ondary roads, and 36 per cent to
highways within municipal I ties.
The allocation for primary high
ways follows: District No. 1, Includ
ing northwestern counties north or
Junction City, 7S2.0A7; district No.
3, all western counties south of Junc
tion City. a293.7Bl; district. No. S,
central Oregon, 310,000; eastern Ore
gon, 330,498.
For secondary htghwaye the allot
ment WM! District 1. 369.911: No.
3. 1.14.000; No. 3, 148,611; No. 4.
160.666.
The allotment for municipalities
was: District No. 1, 376.677; No. 3.
133,300: No. 3, 148,611: No. 4. 1185,-
000.
WRESTLING CARP
Promoter Mack Llllard was In Med
ford ywterday for a round of golf,
and said he was highly pleased with
the card he haa arranged for the
wrestling fana here, on Thursday eve
ning. "Sad" Sam Lethers, Texan, will
be carded with Dob Kruie. the broc
coli farmer, and according to Lethers.
he haa already devised a plan to
cheat Kruse out of any falls via the
wrlstlock.
The main event will not carry alt
the color, for there is Harry Kant,
338 pounder from Oregon State, who
will be In the ring tor a time, at least
with Al Karaalck, Russian wrestler
who can always amuse the house.
Just race I red large shipment of
Fruit Canning cans and Lids. Sin
No. a'fc. Buy nowl Hubbard Bros
ConT.nl, n and Economy
atop In OAKLAND
llntrl ao runlo otfrri;
Comfort
without Ettraiaianr
Central Location
RATES! 11.00 to II. tt
rRKt! OtltAOl
MontKN corrii- iimr
Plrsrtlons to llntelt ! on
Main lllihaat (Han fahlo
Annus) dlrwllt to tuth St.
Manaffm.nt
RARKV B. STRAND
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By flugh 8. Fullerton, Jr.
(Associated Press Bporta Writer)
From pennant winner and leading
contender to Just a couple of sec
ond division elubi that summarizes.
the slumps of the Washington Sen'
a tors and Pittsburgh Pirates.
Pittsburgh, which was expected to
be in t mlot of the current Nat
ional league race with the Olanta,
Cubs and Cardinals, found Itself near
the bottom of the season's worst
slump today after nine straight de
feats. The Buca struck a new low
yesterday when they took a 9 to 0
beating from the Phillies, being Urn
lted to four hits by Sylvester John
son, and dropped a point behind
Boston Into fifth place.
The Senators were In even worse
condition as they skidded off Into
the sixth notch In the American
league standing for the second time
within a week after a 4-1 defeat at
the hands of the last-place White
Sox.
The Giants snubbed the Cardinals'
race toward the top of the National
league on Boy Parmelee's four-hit
flinging, winning S to 0, and the
Tigers, In the American league came
through to a 6 to 3 triumph over
Boston's Red Sox.
The decision Increased Detrolt.s
lead to three games over the Yankees
aa the Browns handed New York a
4 to 3 setback to go into fifth place.
The second-place Cubs held their
spot two games behind the Glantx
by making good una of six hits and
seven walks off Van Mungo to beat
the Dodgers 6 to 8 behind Bill Lee's
steady hurling.
Old Flint Rhem provided the
fourth of the National League's good
mound performances by holding the
Reds to seven hits while the Braves
broke a six-game losing streak with
a 4-3 victory that lifted them barely
Into the first division. In the Amer
ican Monte Pearson recorded his
13th victory as the third plnce In
dians defeated Philadelphia 10 to 6.
ADULT SWIM CLASS
OPENS SOON AT NAT
Swimming classes for adults will be
started soon at Merrick's Natatorlum.
It was announced today. The houra
and days for this activity will be
published In the Mall Tribune later
In the week
There la considerable Interest In the
young people's swimming sessions
with a large number enrolled, and
many parents have requested that
that classes for adults should be organized.
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Flights which point to the possibility of planes Intercepting vessels
far at sea and returning them safely, even In dense fog and on tha
darkest nights, won the coveted Mackay trophy for Capt. Weatside T.
Larson of the army air corps. The trophy Is awarded annually to the
air corps officer for the year's outstanding flight. (Associated Press
Photo)
S. P. MEN GUESTS
OF TRAFFIC CLUB
A farewell to W. W. Hale, Ore
gon's general freight agent for the
Southern Pacific company, and a
welcome to his successor, H. W. Klein
of San Francisco, who will be the '
Oretccn manager, was held today at
Traffic association.
Mr. Hale has been promoted to the
position of general freight agent for
the company at Houston, Tex., and
Is now leaving for the south. L. A.
Brock we 11 of Portland, assistant gen-
ernl freight agent for Oregon, who
has been Mr Hale's assistant, was
also a guest at the luncheon. He
will continue in the same capacity
with Mr. Klein.
A. S. Rosen baum. district freight
and passenger agent for the railroad
here, was Included among the gueata
at today's luncheon.
Queens. Mnrln In th nnlv member
of the Metropolitan Opera's staff of
principals, wno writes fiction.
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A Klxtoonth runtnrv Kb mn Hit, of
tilting armor brought 91700 in Lon
don.
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Just Call The Circulation
Department, Phone 75
And We'll Do The Rest
FLYING TROPHY
HICKMAN FREED
E
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25. (AP)
The question of "Who killed Louise
Jeppersen?" remained unanswered to
day with Millard Hickman, 45-year-old
marine engineer, freed of the
charge that he ravished and stran
gled the pretty Ogden, Utah, girl In
Golden Gate park last May.
A superior court Jury required only
one hour and 49 minutes delibera
tion and but a single ballot last
night to find Hickman Innocent of
the brutal slaying.
The state had demanded the death
penalty.
Hickman's composure, which ho
had maintained throughout the long
trial, was mashed by the suddenness
of the verdict. Otvlously dazed, he
rose unsteadily to his fet, received
the congratulation of his brother,
who vaulted the railing to embrace
him, and then staggered from the
court room.
Just received large shipment of
Fruit Canning Cans and Lids. S'.im
No. 2. Buy nowl Hubbard Bros.
FLYING IN BREEZE
READY FOR FIESTA
EUGENE. Julv 25. (AP) Be-whls-kered
Eugene, Imbued with the spirit
of the pioneers, prepared to welcome
visitors to the end of the Oregon
Trail today aa final plans were laid
for the Oregon Trail pageant and
celebration here Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week.
Thousands of out-of-town visitors,
attracted to Eugene by the world
famed, reputation of the pioneer pa
rade and pageant, were arriving for
the celebration which opens officially
tonight with the final Judging and
prize awarding for whisker growing In
Lane county.
Tomorrow women will bedeck
themselves In pioneer costumes for a
luncheon at noon, a parade In the
afternoon and the Judging of the
best women's old-fashioned costumes.
At 3:30 o'clock Queen Susannah III,
Miss Mar J or le wtlhelm, will be wel
comed to the city In company with
more than a dozen visiting princesses.
In the evening the first presentation
of the spectacular pageant, with a
cast of 2000, directed by Mrs. Doris
Smith of Portland, will be seen at
Hayward field.
BY BAKER COBE
With the new state bakers code in
effect, the price of bread and other
bakery products had advanced one
cent, according to W. A. Gatea of the
Economy Groceterias. The code,
which went Into effect this week, was
formulated by a committee of bakery
men throughout the state, and was
approved by Max Gehlhar, director
of agriculture lor Oregon, he said.
The state code does not contain
labor requirements, as these are con-
'tafned In the federal code, he pointed
out. Mr. Gates said the selling agree
ment was arranged by the large re
tailers of the state. The code defin
itely sets the prices for various types
of breadstuffs.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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iLOCALS
1 Goes to Portland Glen J. Blrk, lo
cal manager of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, left last evening
for Portland on a business trip.
Ship pears Tonight Said to be the
VjtX car of Medford pre -cooled Bart-
let ts to leave here for the east this
season, is the shipment to Richmond,
Va., of S no-boy labeled pears, packed
by the Pacific Fruit and Produoe Co.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Cloae in acreage; so ne
improvmenta. Will consider some
trade. Call 1800 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Pep up that sickly lawn
or those backward plants with our
proven fertilizers. Special prices n
plant-foods for short time buy
now I Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
FEW PACKERS Only experienced
need apply. Bear Creek Packing
House.
FOR SALE The most dependable
grinding and milling service in tlic
valley. Bring grain to us for a
regular Job. We mix, clean, scour
or grind grain. Prices right. Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE 600 capacity cream sep
arator. Rt. 2, Box 450.
FOR SALE Watch outfo77lce and
mites in your chicken house. Come
to us for materials to clean up the
trouble. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
PEACHES
Early Crawfords and other varieties.
Bring containers. First house on
Spring St. Just off Crater Lake
highway. L. J. Upp.
WANTED A few pullets or young
hens. Must be good strain, Reds or
Rocks. Rt. 2, S. P. Rodd.
CASH PAID for men's 2nd band suits
bats and shoes.- Wll H Wilson. 32
No Front
DANCE
TONITE
Music by
MELODY BOYS
Direction
Reg. Flfer
Dreamland
3. Oregon's Hottest Dance Band
Men 35c Ladies lOo
PIANO TUNER here from Portland,
Wilhelm B. Gruber, Baldwin factory
tuner, is here for a short time. All
customers having troubles please
call for free service. Tuning and
repairing on pianos. Special rate
this summer. Call Baldwin Plan
Shoppe, 335.
FOUND Jersey cow. Owner call at
60S No. Riverside and pay for ad.
FOR SALE Fine Crawford peacnea
for canning. R. DeWitt, Fern Valley.
FOR SALE Victory canned dog fosd.
3 cans for 25c; 89c dozen. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
DAD CAT TP nlnn TA HUdSOS
demonstrators at a substantial dis
count. Trade and terms. Eakla
Motor Co., next to Western Aula
Supply.
SUMMER ART SCHOOL
Jeaso Modeling. Pastel Drawing. Glori
fied Glass (Silhouette) Painting.
Lessons 25c, plus material. Mrs.
Emma Davis, Instructor. Class-
Thursday afternoons.
343 N. GRAPE ST.
FOR SALE Crown Leader egg masA
fita the pocket boo Is and fills the
egg basket. Try it. Monarch Seed
Ac Feed Co.
WANTED- Good home for Boston
bull dog. Good pet for children.
611 S. Riverside.
All
rUXONy
ROSE cityj
Two Hotels vjHt
Afford (iTl
CoifoVtS f'jll'ltrfe
of Rotes $$,5
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