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PAGE TWO ilEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP OREGON, 'WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1934. FECHNER 10 BE FETEIWC.OFC, (Continued from page one) Mr. Fechner on hU tour of Inspection throughout the United States. "This should be the best attended banquet which this chamber of com merce has sponsored In years" stated Mr. Harder this morning, "and In view of Med ford's close connection with Crater Lake National park and the CCC the banquet hall should be Jammed to capacity. Tickets for the banquet are being prepared by the chamber of com merce and will be made available within a day or so. It was announced by chamber officials who are particu larly anxious that the business men of the community attend with their wives. Mr. Cammerer and Col, Thomson are both members of the local Cra ters club and It is planned that this organization will put on an enter tainment stunt during the banquet In their honor. In a letter of acceptance this morning to Mr. Harder, Mr. Cammer er stated It would be a pleasure for him and Col. Thomson to renew old acquaintances, especially members of the Crater club. Mr. Harder, president of the cham ber of commerce, will be toast man for the affair. F. At a meeting of the shareholders of the Jackson County Building and Loan association held last night in the corporation's offices, an unani mous ballot vote was passed In favor of an operating agreement between the Jackson County association and a federal building and louti association now being organized. The meeting was exceptionally well attended, and was the first gathering of shareholders since the recent re organization of the association. That conskternblo Interest Is being taken In the forming of the federal corpo ration was shown in the general dis cussion of all who attended. Dillinger'a Brain Examined to Find Criminal Causes CHICAGO, Aug. I (AP Coro ner prank J. Walsh said today that scientists under his direction were studying portions of the brain and vital organs of the slain John Dilllnger. gang chief. The brain and parts of his lungs, heart and kidneys wert subjected to a minute scrutiny by pathologists for traces of abnor mality or dtsease which might have had some influence on Dil linger'a anti-social tendencies. A report on their findings will be made soon, the coroner said "Wo are seeking to determine whether the brains of criminals are deformed or abnormal In any way whether their murderous lives were caused by some brain or orpnnlc phenomenon," he said. HOW THEY. CTARin.J$ r Jin (Br the Associated Press) Coast W. Loa Angeles 24 San PrancUco . Missions Seattle ....... Hollywood Oakland Sacramento - .. Portland . - 31 at 21 20 18 12 f iraeS t s 11 2 Pet. mm .668 j .868 .Ml .486 .32 .396 Br the Associated Press, PHILADELPHIA Cleto Locatello. 1344, Italy, outpointed Prankle Klock, 134, Ban Francisco, (10), L. Pet. New York Chicago .... St. Louis h Boston .......... Pittsburgh Philadelphia . Brooklyn Cincinnati .629 .608 .673 OF E BmMINOHAM, Ala. (UP) Warn ing has been Issued to motorists here ga!nt purchase of "hot" gasoline. "Hot" motor fuel is described as that bootlegged Into the state without payment of taxes. Buying the illicit gasoline constitutes aid to a violation of the law. The contraband Is brought tnto the city in unmarked tank trucirs from "wildcat" oil fields. On occa sions, according to authorities, It Is transported In milk cans as a rmo. Lower prices, occasioned by escip-! Ing the tax, provide a lure for auto-1 mobile owners, but the gasoline is satd to be Inferior In quality. i SPOIL FISH TASTE PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. l.tf A 30-day open season on migratory birds spread over 10 weeks, with shooting allowed only three days a week was adopted by the state game commission late yesterday. Such a season would conform to the 30-day limit set by the biological sur vey. Shooting will be on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays only. The season will open Friday, Octo ber 26. and close on Sunday, Decem ber SO. An effort to make shooting dates on the Pacific coast conform met a deadlock In the etat of Washington, because of the zoning question Washington favors the spread-shooting plan, but wants different dates for the eastern and western parts of the state. This is contrary to wishes of the biological survey and the President's conservation board, California reported It would largely be governed by decision of the Wash ington and Oregon commissions. Bag and possession limits were con formed to the law now reading 13 ducks. Qecse limits were reduced to four in each Instance. Pish lake in Jackson county. Fish lake In Linn county and Gold lake in Lane county were ordered closed to fishing Immediately, because warm water has sent the fish to the mud bottoms and mode them Inedible. CURTISS FLOPS I 61 38 69 38 . 06 41 40 40 .600 40 48 .484 42 06 40 60 - 33 62 Ml NEW YORK Kid Chocolate, 132, Cuba, outpointed Buster Brown, 140 Baltimore, (6); Bobby Pacho, 140, Los Angeles, stopped Jimmy eiavln, 1331b. New York, (3). CHICAGO Haydon (Young) Stuh ley, 166, Kewanee, 111., outpointed Bud Saltls, 149, Chicago (8). FORT WORTH, Tex. Johny Farrell, 167, Dallas, knocked out Buddy Dyer, 109, Shreveport, La., (2). LOS ANGELES Lee Ramage. 184 San Diego, outpointed Maxle Rosen bloom. 180, New York. (10), The American Legion Junior base ball team, which practices at the Jackson school each morning. Is out after a few games to test their prow ess In actual contest. The boyi, all under 16 years old, have anown much real talent, according to their coach, and could even give a much older team considerable trouble. The starting lineup Includes War ner, Robinson, Plche, Lash, Coss, Campbell, Shaw, New Land and Cros by. Coss la the outfit's moundsman. Any team composed of lads up to 16 years old wishing a game with the Jackson Juniors should get In touch with Miss Bcuxie at SERA head, quarters. , Scores Yesterday Coast League Seattle 6; Oakland 3. I -na Ang.lea T; Hollywood J flan Pranclsco 2; Missions 8. Portland 6: Sacramento 2. Amerlran League At St. Louis 2: Chicago 6. At Cleveland 9-2; Detroit 7-4. At Philadelphia 8; Washington 2. At New York 11-2; Boston 2-1. National league At Boston 4; New York 1. At Brooklyn 2: Philadelphia 4. At Cincinnati 6-6; Pittsburgh 4-7. At Chicago 7-7; St. Louis 1-2. Golf Tourney at 5 O'Clock Tonight The usual weekly men's golf tour nament will be held tonight at 6:00 o'clock on the Rogue Valley course. It was announced today. Golf balla will be awarded the winners. knocked out Tony Acuardl, iM Woodstock, In the second round of j slugging affray. Young Rufus. 118, Portland. ,iu,. ged hla way to a four-round declsloa over Tony Ortls, 116, Klamath Pali,. Use Mall Tribune want ads. PORTLAND. Aug. 1. (AP) Leroy Olbson. 131 pounds, Wichita, Kas., packed too much dynamite for Eddie Spina, local Italian, at the labor tem ple last night and the bout was stop ped In the fourth round to save Spina from further punishment. Jack Hubbard. 163 pounds. Klam ath Palls, and Bill Overby, Spokane, fought six gruelling rounds to a draw. Al Spina, 121 pounds, took a four round decision over Al Mustola. 126. Jimmy Jordan, 178. Denver, scored a one-round knockout over BUI Terry, 170. San Francisco. Barney Carroll, 160 pound CCC worker from Estacada, technically EAKLY CRAMTOBD PEACHES CALHOUN RANCH 1 .Ml. 8. W. of Phoenix MEXICAN LAWYER O. Ramos. Quick service. No pub licity. No residence required. Box 3006, Hollywood, Calif. W. L. Pet. New York 00 3 .621 Detroit 60 37 .810 Cleveland ........... ... 04 42 AM Boston 02 47 .620 St. Louts 42 49 WftKhlrwtnn 4 R 1M Philadelphia. 38 60 .400 I Chloago , 34 4 .347 Pete Belcastro, the fiery Italian, Is the only wrestler on Thursday's Arm ory bill who resorts to unorthodox tactics to subdue an opponent. The fans who had hoped, for a real evening of scientific grappling may see Pat McGlll, young Irish heavy weight, subjected to no end of rough going aa Belcastro. who has always been handy with his feet, has be? understudying Jumping Joe Savoldl's famous drop kick, and thinks he can kick It out of the best of them. McGlll Is probably thinking of what happens to over-anxious or Inexperi enced drop-kickers, as Savoldl has decorated a nice, clenn hospital bee! after missing his famous finisher and plowing through a few rows of spec tators. "If you ssk me, I think the McOil' Belcastro match will steal the show," says Promoter Mack Llllard. Sad Sam Let hers continued to be i the favorite in sport circle gossip over his opponent, Rube Wright, In the other half of the double btlt. Wright is one of the man mountains of the ring. 1 IN NUDIST CAMP RAD DELAWARE, O. (UP) Etht adults and two children were held In county Jail after a raid on an al!yrd nudist camp ner here by Sheriff C. E. McKtnnie. "A space of two acres had bern carefully cleared of underbrush," the sheriff said. 'The debris had ben piled around the edge to form a wall of brush. None of the people had a stlU'h on. Some wore playing volley ball, some were pitching horseshoes and some were sitting around talk inn." A man, mho said he was a member of the "executive board" of the camp, told the sheriff the group called themselves the Health Hunters' club. He said he was an unemployed school teacher. Juniors To Play Ashland Thursday Mrdf orris American Lesion Junior bavball tenm will meet the Ashland Juniors on the Llthla City diamond Thursday afternoon. Members of ths local nine ar asked to meet at the city park at 1 p. n.. Ore j;on Weather Fair In east portion and linnet lied in west portion tonight and Thurs day, with light rains on coast: no change In temperature; moderate southerly winds offshore. SALRM, Aug. 1. (AP) In a fast and clean bout here last night, both wrestlers using nothing but orthodox wrestling grips, Jack Curtlss. New Mexico, took the first and third falls to win the mnln event from Pascual Costilla, Spanish grappler. In the rough aeml-wlndup Don Sugflt, Satem, took the first fsll from Bulldog Jnekson with an airplane spin, and then forced the latter to quit the ring shortly after the start of the second round. Jackson had threat- ned to withdraw several times be-j fore, complaining of Sugars use of his ' punishing Japnnese tricks. Mickey McOiilre, west Salem, and Wayne Brumbaugh, Lou Angelea, wrestled to a 30-mimite draw in the opener, both gaining one fall. .EE PAYS ALL COSTS EUGENE, Aug. 1.- (AP) With re ceipts virtually balancing expendi tures, the Oregon Trail celebration held In Eugene last week was an as sured financial success, It was an nounced here today by Hugh Rosson, manager of the event. While exact figures are not avail able as the audit has not been com pleted. It was deemed certain today that underwriters would not be called upon to pny one cent of their pledges and in addition, the balance of $2600 left from the 1020 pageant Is expected to be maintained intact. Receipts for the celebration, with nil cash In except a few hundred dol lars expected from salvage of equip ment, totaled 21.008. Expenses, when all bills are paid, are expected to amount to 31.34(1 Both of these fig ures may vary slightly In the final accounting, It was said. The pngeant Itself produced 15,828 with ihe queen contest, dunces and other items making up the balance. Book By Hoover To Be Survey of Political Systems PALO ALTO, Cal.. Aug. 1. (AP) Pormer Preaident Herbert Hoover has turned author, it was a nounced today, and his book "The Challenge to Liberty," will be Is- uied in September. The book will not discuss parti san political Issues, Paul Sexson, iccretary to the former preaident, I itated. Mr. Hoover, who has been at his writing task for about a year will survey the situation of human liberty throughout the world. Ho ! will discuss fascism, socialism, I communism, regimentation and j other systems In the world and j their progress In the various coun- j tries. I Phone 1300 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service Uss Mall Tribune want ads. 3 . 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