PXGE FOUR
MEDFORD MIC TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, MONDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1931
E
The City Bowling league got under
way Friday night on Walt Antie's
Smokehouse alleys when the Marln
ofta won two out of three from Camp
1747 CCC. Patton led the heavy fil
ing for the Marinoff quintet, rolling
200, 210 and 216 for a total of 625
pins for the evening a stellar score
on anybody's alley.
The City league schedule pits the
Eagles and Post Office teams tonight
and there will be tournament bowl
ing each Monday, Tuesday and Friday
night until December 3 when the
schedule ends.
Statistics on Prlday's game and the
bowling schedule lollow:
CCC No. 1747
Bourdcn - 171 159 136 485
Woods 124 184 140 454
Lovell ......114 133 347
Harter 88 01 177
Oibaon 148 17 134 449
Bouuum - 138 92 230
Handicap 152 162 162 456
PKOPOKED BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF MKDFORRO FOR THE YEAR 1835
The following is a budget of the estimated expenditures of the City of
Med ford, Oregon, for the year 1935, together with the estimated receipts
from all sources and the levy of taxes required to raise the necessary
revenue :
BUDGET 1035 SUMMARY
Entlmated
Recorder M
Treasurer
Library
Police .
Fire
Streets and Roads -
Liw
Heslth .. ,
Building and Light .
Pmks ..
Administration
Dairy
Emergency
Airport
General Fund Levy ......
General Bond Fund Levy
Water Bond Sinking Fund Levy
Consolidated Improvement Fund No. 1
ievy
Levy Receipts Budget
2,467.00 82.467.00
3,339.24 3,3394
6.11100 1600.00 8,711.00
13,026.00 1,800.00 14,825.00
14,469.00 14,469.UU
22.000.00 800.00 22.80U.OU
2.230.00 2.23U.U0
4.42000 4.420.00
2.46500 0.700.00 12.166.00
2,069.00 2.O09.UO
726 00 6,210.00 6,936 00
1,650.00 450.00 2,100.00
0,155.00 6.155 00
8.10000 8,100.00
182.106.24 121,660 00 8103,766.24
Consolidated
Levy
Total Levy ..
Salaries-
Recorder
Improvement Fund No. S
63,127.87
20,000.00
1.627.44
Extra Help .
Surety Bond
postage
Sundry Supplies ,
Levy
179,625.91
CITY RECORDER
Estimated Budget for 1935
705 933
Mnrlnoffs
Burroughs -H4 166 145 455
Clark .. ...165 150 184 489
Woodward 142 149 128 410
Keasler 165 191 198 554
patton , -.-200 210 316 625
806 866 870 2542
Friday. Oct. 5th Marlnoffs vs. CCC
Monday, Oct. 8 Eagles vs. Poet Of'
flee; Lumbermen vs. Plche Hdw.
Tuesday, Oct. El Timber Products
ts. Peerless Mkt.; Mall Tribune vs.
Marlnoffs.
Friday, Oct. 12 CCC vs. Adrl
nne's Shoe Dept.
Monday, Oct. 16 Peerless Mkt. vs
Marlnoffs; Eagles vs. Lumbermen.
Tuesday, Oct. lo" Mall Tribune vs.
Adrlenne'a Shoe Dept.; Plche Hdw. vs.
Timber Products.
Friday, Oct. 19 CCC vs. Post Of
fice. Monday, Oct, 22 Peerless Mkt, vs.
Mm 1 Tribune; Post Office vs. Adrl
enne's Shoe Dept.
Tuesday, Oct. 23 Lumbermen vs.
Marlnoffs; Eagles vs. Timber Products
Friday, Oct. 26 CCC vs. Piche Hdw.
Monday, Oct. 29 Mall Tribune vs.
Plche Hdw.; Eagles vs. Marlnoffs.
Tuesday, Oct. 30 post Office vs.
Peerless Mkt.; Timber Pro. vs. Adrl
enne's Dept.
Friday, Nov. 2 COO vs. Lumbermen
Monday, Nov. 6 Lumbermen vs.
Post Office; Marlnoffs vs. Timber Pro.
Tuesday, Nov. 6 Eagles vs. Mall
Tribune; Piche Hdw. vs. Adrlenne's
Shoe Dept.
Friday, Nov. 0 COO ve. Peerless
Mkt.
Monday, Nov. 10 Lumbermen vs.
Mall Tribune; Peerless Mkt. vs. Eagles
Tuesday, Nov. 11 Marlnoffs vs.
Adrlenne's Shoe Dept.; Post Office vs.
plche Hdw.
Friday, Nov. 14 CCO vs. Timber
Products.
Monday, Nov. 17 Post Office vs.
Marlnoffs; Timber Products vs. Mall
Tribune.
Tuesday, Nov. 18 Plche Hdw.
Peerless MXt.; Lumbermen vs. Adrl
enne's Shoe Dept.
Friday, Nov. 21 CCO vs. Eagles.
Monday, Nov. 24 Eagles vs. Adrl
enne's Shoe Dept.; Lumbermen vs.
Feerleaa Mkt.
Tuesday, Nov. 26 Post Office vs.
Timber Products; Plche Hdw. vs.
Marlnoffs.
Friday, Nov. 28 CCC vs. Mall Trl
bune.
Monday, Dec. 1 Lumbermen vs
Timber Products; Post Office vs. Mall
Tribune.
Tuesday, Deo. 2 Eagles vs. Plche
Hdw.; Peerless Mkt. vs. Adrlenne's
Shoe Dept.
V
Salaries
Treasurer. ...
Extra Help
CITY TKEASrnER
Estimated Budget for 1035
Surety Bond
Burglary Inaurance
Advertising and Printing
Supplies
Levy ... .,
MKDFORD Plim.IC LIBRARY
Estimated Budget for 103S
Books
Oeneral Adult and Juvenile. . , ,
Reference
Periodicals and Indexes .. m
Binding
Salaries
Maintenance-
Janitor and Supplies
Heat
Light ,
Water
Telephone
Repalra and Improvements
Roof (Second Stage of Repair Program)
Contingent
Equipment
Printing and Supplln
Postage and Freight
Insurance (Premiums due Nov.,-Deo. 1035)
1,947.00
3H0.00
15 00
35.00
300.00
1.080 00
520.00
360.00
129.34
200.00
250.00
1.400.00
100.00
400.00
300.00
t 575.00
22500
225.00
43.00
95.00
100.00
300.00
150.00
176.00
50.00
148.00
2.467.00
Current Expense
Less estimated receipts from fines for 1935 ......
Levy .r.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Eatlmnted Budget for 1935
Salaries
Chief of Police
0 Police Officers
1 Extra Police anticipated for 1935 .
Extra Police .. . .
Supplies-
Police Car, gas and oil
police car, tlrea and repairs
l
Police Car and Motor Insurance ,
Motorcycle, gas and repairs
Meiils for Prisoners ,
Sundry Supplies ..
Liability Insurance ......
Telephone and Telegraph .............
Traffic Signs and Paint
1,980.00
7,920.00
M, 300.00
200.00
400.00
160.00
75.00
200.00
200.00
300.00
800.00
loo.oo
500.00
MMAHON, CLARK
IN SEMI-FINALS
OF PAT TOURNEY
Harry McMahon. president of the
Rogue Valley Golf club, forged Into
the seml-tlnals of the P. A. T. tour
nament Sunday by defeating R. B.
Hammond one up and one to go. Mc
Mahon returned from an auto trip to
8sn Francisco early Sunday morning.
In time to take on Hammond for the
crucial quarter-final match. Tired
from an all night drive, the club
president nevertheless shot golf which
hung close to his handicap. The
match was hard and close. Both con
testants carded an 84.
Leland Clark, another contender
who Is making strong bid for the
cup. also climbed Into the semi-finals
yesterday when he defeated R. D.
Bemon, 1 up on the 18th. Clark and
Bemon also used the same number of
strokes on the last hole. In another
gruelling match. The winner ahot
elos, to his handicap. Clark defeated
strong contender when he eliminat
ed Semon. who shot ronsl.itant golf
up until the quarter-finals of the
tourney.
McMahon will be paired with Wal
ter Laverette and Clark win meet H.
A. Botu in the semi-final bracket, In
two matches scheduled to bring to
gether the strongest qusrtet of golf
fcra In the club. The tournament has
been tmderway for the past sli weeks
and has brought to light the best out
of more than 100 contestsnts.
Leverette has shown up brilliantly
In the field, and Is said to be the
strongest contender for the title. Mc
Mahon Is resting up from his quick
trip south, where he attended a foot
ball game, and will meet Leverette
this week, at a time to be arranged
by the contestants.
claik and Botts will also meet dur
ing the week, and the finalists will
bstlle It out for the silver trophy
next Sundsy. The final contest will
b it ac-ools matth. I
Levy
KTULLTS AMI HOAIIS DEPARTMENT
IM limited lluiltd for 11135
Administration Labor and Office Supplies
suerlntendcnt m 2.840.00
Stenographer and Bookkeeper 4H5.00
Stationery, Blue Prints, etc. 100.00
Publishing and Printing . 150.00
Surveying Equipment 100.00
Streets. Sewers, Sidewalks. Oeneral Labor Maintenance
Humane Society Doga
Court Costs
City Judge
Court Supplies
Less estimated receipt, for 1D35
Levy
Salaries
Chief
Assistant Chief
Mechanic .
Assistant Mechanic
4 Hosemen
Volunteer Service
KIIIK DEPARTMENT
Estimated llmlget for 1035
Supplies
Oasollne
Cylinder Oil
fuel
Sul. Acid Bl. Car. Soda .
Llghta and Power
Sundry Suppllea
Repalra
Truck and Roadster
Tires
Use of Cars -
Incidentals
Liability Insurance
Conventions
300 ft. l-lnch Hose ,
2 14 -Inch Norxles ....
800.00
40.00
1.080 00
1.320.00
1.462.00
1.320.00
4.752.00
400.00
300.00
76 00
350.00
60.00
3R5.00
300 00
800.00
100.00
270.00
30.00
Shop Mechanic and Foreman
Sewerman
Clnuler and Roller Operator
Paving Repair Man
Sweeper and Flusher Oiierstor
Compressor and Jackhammer Operator .
Truck Driver .
3 Laborers
Liability Insurance H .......
Streets, Sewers, Warehouse Oeneral Supplies-
uasoune and oils:
Hwecer
Compressor
Roller
tlratler ............
Concrete Mixer .... -
Cars and Trucks
Tires and Tire Repairs ..
New Parts and Ropslrs:
Sweeper
Sewer Hose
Air Compressor and Jackhammer
(trader
Flusher
Cars and Trucks
1.300 00
1.300.00
1.140 00
1,140.00
1 ,080 00
1,080 00
1.020 00
l.BOO 00
400.00
960 on
300.00
(Ml 00
3M100
60 00
soo oo
850 00
250 00
150 00
25 00
50 00
100 00
200 00
Sweeper Suppllrs:
Broom and Nlcel Fibre ....
Sewer Suppllea. Rosd Tools
Oeneral Pnwcr. Alleys, streeto. Curbs and Sldewalkl
Alley and Street Crosa Walks
Drain Tile
Catch twin .
Asphalt Patching Material
New Equipment:
New Concrete Mixer
New Aiphalt Patching Plsnt
New Plrk-up Car
New Engine for Flusher
300 on
250 00
I
300 on
2iK00
300 00
1.000 00
550 00
3..VW 00
800 00
500 00
le. EMlmstcd Rrvflpts
I'se of Equipment, ete.
from Scer TermUs.
3.339 24
3,300.00
4,275.00
Salary, City Attorney
Supplies ......
Legislative Expense
LAW DEPARMENT
Estimated Budget for 1935
Levy
1,9)0.00
100 .00
160.00
1.300.00
100.00
6O0.00
1.000.00
Salaries-
Inspector
Bl'ILDINO AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1935
Stenographer
Printing and Publishing
Incidentals
Liability Insurance
Car Expense ..
Street Lights
Receipts:
Estimated Copeo Frsnchlse
Licenses, Permits, etc
Levy
Salaries
Park Keeper, I
Extra Help
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
Estimated Budget for 1035
Liability insurance
Supplies
Fertilizer
Spraying
Lights
Rest Room Supplies, small tools and hose
Levy
ADMINISTRATION
Estimated Budget for 1931
Property Damage, Public
1,080.00
495.00
60.00
100.00
100.00
340.00
8,200.00
18.000.00
, 800.00
742.50
742 50
39.00
100.00
150.00
130.00
175.00
Oar Insurance,
Liability .
New City Hall-
Janitor .......... ..... .....
Heat
Light
Toilet, Janitor and Misc. Supplies...
Painting
Liability Insurance .....
990.00
800.00
800.00
300.00
500.00
18.00
8.711.00
800.00
11.300.00
3,685.00
14.825.00
1.800.00
11,334.00
S75.00
300.00
200.00
Less Estimated Receipts:
School District No. 49
State Police -..
Water Commlsalon
E. M. Wilson
Greater Medford Club
Refund Lights .
Old City Hall
Oeneral Repairs
Less Estimated Receipts:
J. H. Dawson
L. C. Bhafer .
A. V. Oraves
O. O. Feebler
Mlseellsneous Items
Planning Commission .......
Care of City Map
S. P. Company Leases ..
League of Oregon Cities .
Interest on warrants
Publishing Budget, etc.
Audit
1.030.00
800.00
800.00
340.00
150.00
120.00
100.00
240.00
360.00
120.00
420.00
100.00
100.00
105.00
25.00
1,000.00
150.00
350.00
2,430.00
Less Estimated Receipts:
Licenses -
Rent of aarb&ge Grounds .
Rent of Public Market
700.00
640.00
300.00
Levy
Disbursements
Salsry: Inspector
Mileage Fee
Supplies
Laboratory Teat
Receipts-
Licensee
DAIRY DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 103A
Milk Wagons and Depots ,
Levy
A1KPORT DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget far 1935
Salaries-
Airport Superintendent .. ..
Field Mslntenance
Janitor
Liability Insurance
Supplies, etc.
Office supplies . ....
Toilet Supplies M
Heat
Light, Hangar and Beacon
Light, Field
Light Globes - -
Janitor and Building Suppllea .
Insurance
3.48500
1.423 00
1.700 00
Lvy
J3 000.00
Improvements, Pslntlng Hangar, etc.
Estimated Receipts
Rent, Oss and Oil stations ,
Rent, United Air Lines
Rent, U. 8. Westher Bureau .
Rent, Farm
Rent, Gun Club .
Rent, Oarage ...
Storags Hangar .
(No Levy)
Estimated Receipts:
Levy . -
75 Tax Collection
Received to Date
Yet to Receive .........
Misc. Receipts
5,310.00
1,330.00
360.00
130.00
300.00
150.00
300.00
- 800.00
300.00
300.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
500.00
800.00
240.00
50.00
100.00
330.00
300.00
750.00
1,660.00
150.00
150.00
50.00
30.00
410.00
2.23000
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Estimated Budget for 1981
Salary, Health Officer 720.00
Postage, Stationery and Office Supplies Local and
State Board of Health 300.00
Sewage Disposal
Chlorine, 13 tons 4 7',4 cents per lb.
Care of Chlorlnator
DUpoAAl of Sludge .
Improvements, Additions! Sludge Beds
12,165.00
9.700.00
2,485.00
1,524 00
GENERAL BOND FUND, BUDGET FOR 1035
Jan. 1 May It June 1 July 1 Nor. 19 Dec. I
Total
To Pay
Total Prln
Oeneral Refunding Prln. 3,000.00
Int. 150.00
City Hall prln.
Int.
Fir Equipment Prln. 8.000.00
Int. 460.00
Airport Prln.
Int. 1,800.00
Courthouse Site Prln.
Int.
Cottage St. Bridge Int. 826.00
1,300.00
1 100.00
875.00
13.000 00
1,800.00
2,000.00
450.00
6.000 00
1,060 00
400.00 (7,050.00
ts.ooo.oc
48,000.O
2,000.00
250.00
6,000.00
3.250.00
3,000.00 18,000.01
825.00
12.000.00 72.000.01
3.600.00
3.000.00 18.000 01
34,025.00 187.0UU.UO
1,350.00 35.000.01
B.02J M.48O.00 H.300.00 14J00.O0 S4O0.00 7.505.00 34.025.OO 187.00.01
To Be Paid by Current Water Fund t87.0OO.00
Levy for Water Bond Sinking Fund 20,000.00
BI DOET FOR WATER DEPARTMENT. 19.1t
CIRRENT WATER FUND BUDGET 1935
Estimated Exnendltiirea
Operation
oeneral Expense
16-ln. Old Wood Gravity Lin .
Big Butte springs Line
City Distribution System
Maintenance
Oeneral Expense
16-ln. Old Wood Gravity Line .
Big Butte Springs Line , .
City Distribution System
1.830.00
3.936.00
3,310.00
726.00
2,100.00
Capital Cost
nxed capital
City Distribution System .........
Extensions New Mains
Big Butte Springs Line -
Interest on Bonds
Gravity Water Bonda .
Big Butte Springs Line
9.010.00
1,845.00
3,380.00
5,330.13
765.00
380.00
440.00
3,861.20
500.00
2.426.00
6.000.00
636.00
0.460.00 33,051.33
, 11.300.00
41,650.00
52,950.00
Transfer of Funda
Water Bond Sinking Fund ...
Total Disbursements
Estimated Income
Estimated Balance January
Regular Water Users ..,
133,001.33
24.008.34
127,403.89
Estimated Balance on Hand January 1, 1936
STATEMENT OF ALL FUNDS
August 1, 1934
Recorder Accounts Warrants Treasurers'
Balance Overdrawn Out Investments
8,861.55 9,938.87
24.20
4,000.00
28,410.90
43.171.18
3.763.65
2,093.91
General Fund
Water .
Consolidated No. 1.
Consolidated No. 2.
Oeneral Bond
Water Bond Sinking 80,860.90
Improvement Bond
Sinking No. 1 14,700.01
Improvement Bond
Sinking No. 2 8,407.84
Improvement Bond
Sinking No. 3 8,400.86
Sewer Bond Sink
ing No. 1 4,130.70
Sewer Bond Sink
ing No. 2 171.18
Sewer Bond Sink
ing No. 3 2.235.83
Watermaln Bond
Sinking No. 1 3,867.58
7,000.00
3.128.02 13,300.00
Treasurers'
Cash Bal.
1,077.32
43.195.38
753.65
3.993.91
8.071.98
69,063.00 30,797.00
6,000.00 8,700.01
3,000.00 8,407.84
3,000.00 3,130.70
BATES HIGH GUN
AT JRAP SHOOT
3,000.00
173,700.33 S13.989.57 27.163.07 88.062 00 $98,811.73
BONDS OUTSTANDING AS OF OCTOBER 1. 1934
Oeneral Refunding. 6'.. dated 1-1-17, due 35-37 - 6.0ou.ou
City Hall, sr., dated 8-1-27, due 35-42 48,000.00
Fire Equipment, 6r., dated 1-1-20. due 35-40 18.000.00
Airport. 8T., dated 7-1-29, due 35-40 72,000.00
Cottage Street Bridge, 5, dated 1-1-81, due 41 25,000.00
Courthouse Site, 5, dated 5-15-31, due 35-43 18,000.00
187,000.00
Gravity Water, 5t, dated 7-1-08. due 35-58 226.000.00
City of Med. Water, Sr., dated 4-1-26. due 38-55, 85O0.O0O Issue... 449.000.00
City of Med. Water, 5'., dated 1-1-27, due 35-56, (425,000 Issue... 392,000.00
1,330.00
Refunding Improvement, 6, dated 1-1-34, due 39-53 ,..
Watermaln Improvement, 5, dated 1-1-38, due 35-38 ........
Sewer Improvement, 5t dated 7-2-28, due 35-58
street Improvement, 5r, dated 1-1-29, due 35-39, Series No, 2
Street Improvement, 6i, dated 1-1-30, due 36-40, Series No. 3
Street Improvement, 5a, dated 5-1-31, due 35-41, Series No. 4
Sewer Improvement, 5, dated 5-1-31, due 35-41, Series No. 6
Sewer Improvement, 54, dated 8-1-34, due 35-41, Series No. 6
Consolidated Improvement No. 2, dated 6-3-4, 6-1-32, due 35-42
1,067,000.00
, 311.000.00
20.500.00
20,000.00
03.600.00
26.600.00
32.035.77
8.333.45
34,981.73
45.0UU.UU
John Tomlln and Bill Bates eacli
broke 35 straight at the Medford Gun
club traps Sunday morning In th.
regular practice events. Bill Batei
was high on 50 targets with 49 breaks
to his credit.
The traps have been Idle the last
few weeks on account of the game
season, but by the end of October
regular weekly shoots will be sched
uled which will Include the usual
series of turkey shoots which have
been so popular In the past.
All skeet shooters are urged to be
on hand next Sunday, for a special
skeet event.
The scores at 80 tageta:
Bill Batea
Elmer Wilson .. ....... .
John Tomlln .
Geo. Porter ....
H. Crolsant
T. E. Daniels .
Chas. Woods
At 35 targets:
Sid Newton
Dr. Lageson
Vic Bockman
Dr. Durno
. 49
. 47
. 47
. 47
. 45
. 44
. 37
. 23
. 22
, 22
, 15
6-0 IN SUNDAY II
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8. (AP)
University of Santa Clara's Broncos
defeated University of San Francisco
Dons 6 to 0 in their annual game
here yesterday before a crowd of
(.000 fans.
Santa Clara scored a touchdown in
the second period after recovering &
fumble, when Falaschl. Bronco full
back, fell on Bacclarlnt's fumble to
start the winning drive.
.
Mother In Court
$37 1.75O.0&
Total Bonds Outstanding 11.838,750.95
I hereby certify that the foregoing ts & true statement of the proposed
budget of expenses for the year 1935, as adopted by the budget committee
of the City oi Mediora. Oregon, on September as, 1934, and notice is nereoy
given to all persons Interested therein, that the City Council will meet
In the City Hall, In said City on October 301?, 1934, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. ox
said day, and then and there discuss said budget and make the levy of
the city taxes for expenditures for the year 1935. and at which time and
place any person interested therein csn meet with the Council and make
his objections to said budget, and said proposed tax levy, if any he has.
M. L. ALrORD, Recorder.
1,680.00
93.100.00
8,100.00
GENERAL FNI
Aug. 1, 1934. Acct. Overdrawn t8.861.55
Estimated Expenditures,
(5 months) M 37,500
, 176.947.21
67,710.40
. 44.458.74
, .8.351.66
. 10.630.00
33.881.66
January 1, 1935,
Bond and Interest Schedule
Interest on Warrants
Jan. 1, 1935. Acct. Overdrawn 133.479
OBNFRAL BONn FI ND
Account Overdrawn (Estimated)
4.700.90
34.025 00
1,120.00
75 Per Cent Tax Collection
39.84590
13.381 97
Levy
Interest on Bonds
Interest on Warrants
CONSOMOATEn ri'VT) NO.
1935 Budget
, 18.flfl0.00
72000
ls Available Balance
ls Estimated Receipt Notee and AssAamenU...
1.106 78
1,300.00
19.380 00
3,306.78
'5 Taxes Collected
Levy
Bonds ...
Interest
CONSOI.IIMTF.D Fl'ND NO. 1
19.15 Budiet
17.073 27
5.691 00
Ie Balance on Hsnd
Leas Estimated AAaeAwnent Receipt
3.000 00
2.587.50
4 035 55
3.340 00
75 Taxes Collected
Kvy
W ATER IIONP SINKINtt tl
nnricet. in.13
Bond to be redeemed during the period
or 3', Tears rrom Jan. 1, 1933 to
July I. 19.(5
BMsnoe on Hand Augiidt 1. 1934 ... 189 8 5ft 99
Estimated Taxes Receivable 5 600 00
Interent on Investments 3W 00
Transfer from Current Water Fund 40 000 00
Bonds Due and Payable
1 331 93
403 49
10. 000 .00 125.659 99
Amount t be raised in nxt 84 veara..
U3S Scheduled Ainllnf ruM Allotment
175.34001
i7.000.00
Pete Belcastro, fiery Italian, and
Bonny Mulr, heavyweight champion
of Australia, will grapple in the arm
ory ring next Thursday night to the
Jeers and cheers of most of Medford's
flghtdom, Judging from the general
approval that has met this combina
tion of scrappy muscle manglers. Pro
moter Mack Llllard has succeeded In
signing a "natural" bout, fight fans
believe, and one of the fastest and
roughest mlxups of the year is sched
uled to be the outcome.
The curly-headed Australian re
turned to Medford last week when
he defeated gtant Rube Wright of
Texas, grappling his way Into the
limelight as a perfect foe for the
belligerent Belcastro. Although big
and burly, besides being fast on his
feet, Mulr will meet one of the ring's
most renowned wildcats when he tan
gles with Pete. Belcastro has a new
ly acquired drop-kick which Is one
of his strongest defensive tactics.
In the 45-mlnute semi-final. Cliff
Tnlede, former Long Beach. Calif.,
life guard, will meet Harry Demetral,
"Terrible Oreek" of Chicago. Bob
Kenaston, Oold Hill marine, will Tie
with Armenian Burk. a newcomer to
Medford, In a 30-minute warm-up
bout.
STORES TO CLOSE
Kenealy Winner
Portland Races
PORTLAND, Oct. . (API Mel
Kenealy. Los Angeles, yesterdsy won
the 100-lap feature auto race at the
speedway hers, as woodls Woodford.
Los Angeles, crashed Into a fence
after leading for 33 laps on the seven
tenths mile track.
Stev Sahltnger, Portland, was sec
ond. Hospital officials said Woodford
was not seriously Injured.
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Has Tonlls Remoted Ralph Rouse,
holder of Talent is a patient In the
Community hospital, where he bad
his tonsils removed todsy.
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Medford stores will close hereafter
at 8:30 o'clock on Saturday nights,
Instead of at 9 o'clock, It was an
nounced this morning by W. F. Isaacs,
chairman of the retail merchanta'
committee of the Jackson county
chamber of commerce.
Merchants have remained at their
stores until 3 o'clock Saturday nights
for ths past several weeks, to accom
modate additional business stimulat
ed during ths fruit season. Eight
thirty Is the closing time maintained
during the rest of the year.
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
Phone 643 we'U haul away you:
refuse 01 ty Sanitary Seme.
Ladles of Sacred Heart Church will
sera a dinner at Parish Hsll Wednes
day evening. Serving will begin st
9:30. All are Invited.
Ose Mall Tribune want ads.
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One of the principal witnesses
against Robert A. Edwards in his
trial at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., for the
"American Traoedy" slaying of his
sweetheart, Freda MeKechnie, was
the victim' mother, Mrs. George
MeKechnie, shown above tn the
courtroom. He was convicted. (As
sociated Press Photol
Arrives on Shasta-Mra. Russell
Louden of Chlco, Cal., arrived In Med
ford by train this morning to spend
the day visiting with Mrs. Ira Luma.1
and Mrs. Herbert Thomas. Mrs. Lou
den is on her way north, to Portland.
To Grants Pass Joe Brooks of
Jacksonville left on the Shasta this
morning for- Grants Pass, from where
he win go prospecting for the next
month.
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