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FOR WANT ADS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Small black, wool crepe tur
ban. Finder please telephone 869-M.
I5ST Suit case with S. O. N. S.
banner on It, containing 4 shirts.
Leave at Tribune.
LOST If dog missing, call 1518.
fe.
' WANTED SITU AT10NS
WANTED Sheep shearing and tag
ging. Ted Morava, Central Point.
BOY 17 years old wants work on a
ranch for board and room and
some wages. Mrs. N. Dahack, Cen
tral Point, Oregon.
WANTED Care oi sick or any work.
Mrs. Huson. Phone 1345-M.
MIDDLE-AGED certified teacher will
keep house for teachers, correct
papers, tutor, or take charge of
motherless home. Good cook. Full
particulars as to hours, work and
salary. Mrs. E. H. Davis, Gen. Del.
Grants Pass, Ore.
WANTED MALE HELP
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh route of
BOO families. Good profits for hust
lers. We train and help you. Write
today Rawleigh Co., Dept. ORB-37-8A-2,
Oakland, Calif.
MEN WANTED Several men will be
selected to start immediate train
ing as Diesel Engine operators.
Must be mechanically Inclined and
willing to work; tools and employ
) ment service furnished those who
qualify. Write Box 4747, Mail Trib
une for personal interview.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Girl for light house work.
Steady. Call at 718 Sherman St.
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Box
948, Tribune.
WANTED Capable woman for house
work and-care of child. 315 Apple.
WANTED Reliable girl for house
work and care of children. Phone
1230-R.
WANTED--MISCELLAN EOUS
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs,
hides and pelts. Medford Bargain
House. 27 N. Grape. Tel. 1062.
INCOME TAX DUE: Both state and
federal. Have had years of experi
ence in preparing returns. Phone
1277-Y after 4 p. m. Fred L. Colvlg.
WANTED Household goods, stoves
tools or what have you. Medlord
Bargain House. 27 N. Grape St. Tel.
1063.
JUNK WANTED
We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES
AND RADIATORS, ALUMINUM.
BRASS, COPPER and Junk of all
descriptions.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 No. Grape. Tel. 1002
WANTED Coal brooder capacity
1000. Oil burner incubator capacity
130 to 320. J. H, Stanley, Rt. 3.
Medford.
WANTED LHundry. sewing or hour
work. 118 Laurel.
HAVE piano. We will be away from
Medford indefinitely and would
like to store grand piano with re
sponsible party or will sen cneap.
Terms to reliable party. Box 4763.
Tribune.
WANTED Old horses and cows for
fox meat. Box 3586. Tribune.
WANTED
LOANS ON IMPROVED MODERN
HOMES
1. All loans direct reduction.
2. Installment payments reduce
your Interest monthly.
3. Your total principal does not
come due In a lump sum which
may be difficult to meet.
4. On our 88-month plan Interest
Is less than 5 straight loan for
the same period.
5. Loans closed without drlav.
MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS &
LOAN ASS N.
126 East Main Telephone 195.
WANTED Quilts to piece or quilt
Prices reasonable. Box 4675. Trlb
une. NOTICE If you want your fruit
trees and shrubbery spraved. call
258-W. Have power sprayer with
lots of pressure. All work guaran
teed. No Job too lartre or too small
SHEEP WANTED To buy ycrine
breeding ewes Lea.- your nmo
and ddres t Grand Hotel V J
Philippi or Jjnn Rohr
FOR RENT-HOUSES
FOR RENT 5-ronm modern houe,
tarsce. Reasonable. 5JJ Bessie St.
FOR REST 5-rnoni hcue. 711 W
14th St.
FOR RENT 3 roo h. tr. trn
Adults. Garage. App.y 731 W. 2r.d !
St. I
FOR RENT HOUSES
SMALL houe for rem for bachelor.
307 So. Oakdale.
FOR BENT Nicely furnished 5 -room
house. Furnace. Inquire 405 W.
Second.
FOR RENT 4 -room furn. house. In
quire 376 So. Central.
FOR RENT Homes, furnished ot
uiiiurmsned. Brown 4b White.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
l ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape.
RATES very moderate at 716 E. Main.
WARM pleasant room, separate en
trance. 220 N. Oakdale.
FOR RENT L a r g e housekeeping
room i.oO week. 627 No. central.
ROOMS 153 No. Oakdale.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS LOCATION
FOR RENT
At 32 North Grape street. Will
remodel to suit tenant, furn
ish steam heat if desired. Size
16x60 feet. Will rent or lease at
reasonable figure. Call at Mall
Tribune Newspaper) office.
FOR RENT OR LEASE My property
at 207 South Ivy.
FOR RENT 60 Acres in Beagle DUt.
Just south of Ant loch school, about
15 acres tillable, oalance small tim
ber, ideal for turkeya. Very mode
rent Phone 1473-W
CABINS ROR RENT By day week or
montn see at camp With us N
Riverside
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Small furnished apart
ment. Mail Tribune Bldg. Combina
tion living and dining room, sleep
ing room, kitchenette and bath
room. Steam heat, hot and cold
water furnished. Rent reasonable.
Apply Mall Tribune.
COMFORTABLY heated
apt. 518 So. Oakdale.
furnished
FOR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE fur coat for truck.
Bartlett Fur Shop. 20 8. Central,
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR TRADE By owner. Ten acres
six miles south of Medford, small
house, 5 acres under Irrigation, bal
ance good pasture or vineyard land.
Will trade for a good home in Med
ford. Will not consider any prop
erty that Is incumbered. V. J.
Phlllppl, Hotel Grand, Medford.
STORE BLDG. & fixtures, clear, for
rnnch or acreage. 112 E. 12th.
TRADH House in Ashland clear for
tnx foreclosure property in Medford.
518 S. Onkdale.
FOR EXCHANGE Portland apt.
house for Medford residence prop
erty or improved acreage near
Medford. Box 3281. Tribune.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENTJack
son County Building & Loan Ass'n.
Phone 105,
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown 6c White.
FOR SALE 160 acres timber In
Jackson county. Estimated between
4 and 5 million feet. $10.00 acre.
P. O. Box 308, Medford. Phone
7-F-12.
FOR SALE 40 acre turkey ranch,
equipped. No reasonable cash offer
refused. Box 4768. Tribune.
FOR SALE: By owner Bear Creek
bottom garden land, close In, also
pear orchard. Phone 1524-L.
FOR SALE In Beadle district, Just
south of Anttoch school. 60 acres
about 15 acres tillable now. our
easily available, balance small tim
ber Fenced good grazing, fine for
poultry Only 8500 for cash, terms
to good people Phone 831-R-3
FOR SALE 9 acres, ideal poultry
ranch: cheap H Schermerhorn.
mile west of Phoenix
BROWN A: WHITE are offering some
of the finest soil In the Rogue
River Valley for sale In tracts of 5
acres or more, this land has all
the advantages of Irrigation, high
way frontage, and close proximity
to Rogue River. Our prices-are the
lowest In the history of this valley.
Terms are reasonable. Now Is the
time for vou to start acquiring
that SUBSISTANCE HOMESTEAD
which most of us dream about.
BROWN & WHITE REALTORS
104 W. Main, Medford. Phone 130
FOR SALE OR TRADE Apt. house
for acreage or property In some
other city. 525 No. Riverside.
STOCKED AND EQUIPPED 74 acres
fine river bottom. 45 tillable, paved
highway, modern bungalow, barn
outbuildings. 14 mlk cows, milking
machine. nores. chickens, farm ma
chinery, $8 000; $1500 down, balanoe
to suit 15 North Fix
SEE Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. to
Buy Your Home.
quired. Address Box 123. Jackson
ville. Ore.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
LOOK at all the used cars before you
buy. 22 So. Fir.
AT A SACRIFICE 1934 V-8 Tudor
sedan; small mileage. 22 So. Fir.
DON'T FORGET 22 So. Fir for better
used car values.
1929 HUDSON Mdsn excellent condi
tion, chfpp for cash. See at 20
WathlnEton.
BARGAINS every one. at 33 So. Fir.
FOR RALE DOGS PFTS
COCKPR Foaniel puppies. Roller ca
naries Mrs. Jack Thrasher, Jack-
onv:l.e. phone 173.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
"OP SALE - 50 had Hereford cattle
All S-r.:r,:rft Bros. Lumber
Co.. Grants Pau, Ore.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Eleven young cows.
freshen soon. w. w. L&nge. Wil
liams, Oregon.
FOR SALE Several head work horse
and mules. George Hilton, Grants
Paw, Ore.
FOR SALE One 3 yr old Ouernsey
bull. Also one yearling Guernsev
bull. Call 1559.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Horses, 1
sptti mules. Phone 838 -R. Med.
Rimng Academy.
FOR SALE POULTRY
COCKERELS, hatching eggs, chicks;
Leghorn, Rocks. Reds. Carley. 314-W
FOR SALE Hollywood leghorn
hatching eggs. Also coal brooder, i
. p. ireiana, Lozier Lane.
HATCHING EGGS. Plymouth Rock,
60c setting. Tel 515.
FOR SALE Baby chicks. Hanson
strain from B. W D. tested hem
Sparlln'a Poultry Farm. William
Oregon
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE; Used sewing machines all
makes; terms if desired. All makes
rented and repaired. White Sewing
Machine Co. 24 N. Bartlett.
TIME TO RE-EIRE
GET A FISK
None Better
None cheaper
SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE
12th at Riverside
FOR SALE Good heater cheap. 422
Laurel St.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Tel. 355-R-2.
FOR SALE Hartford four-wheel ba
by buggy. $4. 321 Apple.
FOR SALE Beardless and Haanchen
seed barley. E. H. Nledermeyer.
Phone 697-R-l.
SPECIAL PRICES on river loam and
fertilizer. Garden plowing and lawn
work, washed sand, rock, and plas
ter sand Phone 1534-Y or 912-J.
FOR SALE) Portable Corona type
writer with case, ail. 75. Phone
341-J-3.
FOR SALE; Dry seasoned wood. Tel.
1037-J.
FOR SALE White Bermuda onion
plants. Monarch Seed & Feed Co,
FOR SALE Super-Phosphate, $26
per ton. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE) Common alfalfa seed,
$19.00 cwt. Monarch Seed & Feed.
FOR SALE Poison barley. Monarch
seed & reed co.
FOR SALE Rose bushes 28c each
shrubs 290. Monarch Seed & Feed.
FOR SALE Special prices on river
loam and fertilizer. Garden plowing
and lawn work, washed sand, rock,
and plaster sand, phone 1534-Y or
912-J.
FOR SALE The most complete stock
of field seeds in So. Oregon, priced
right. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE Good used piano, $65.
Baldwin piano Shoppe.
FOR SALE Kanota seed oats, $1.50
cwt. and oat hay, $7 ton. Isaacs,
Crater Lake highway, 3 miles out.
FOR SALE Tractor, spray rig, trac
tor plow. Carkln Orchard, north of
Huber's Meat Co., Midway road.
SPECIAL PRICK on 6 foot Poultry
Netting while stock lasts. HUB
BARD BROS.
FOR SALE) Sprayer, 300-gal, J, R
Roblson. Talent.
FOR SALE Lime sulphur and Bor-
do spray. Monarch Seed fc Feed Co.
FOR SALE Hay. E. B. Hanley ranch
$10.00 ton.
FOR SALE Federation seed wheat.
$1.50 cwt., re-cleaned, $1.60 cwt.;
Hsanchen barley, re-cleaned, $2.00
cwt Henry Nledermeyer, 1 mile
north Jacksonville on Old Stage
Koaa. Tei 354, Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Sulphate of ammonia,
$43 per ton. Monarch Seed V Feed
uo.
FOR SALE Wheat and feed oats
$1.60 cwt. Also gox) horse hay C
A. DeVoe 623-J-3.
MISCELLANEOUS
BUY - SELL - TRADE Guns, sport
ing equipment electric refrigera
tors store office fixtures. New
boats for sale. 317 North Riverside.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Lunch counter. Good
steady trade. 327 So. 6th St., Klam
ath Falls.
FOR SALE Service station equip
ment and leae of site. Phone
1173-Y.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JA KSON ( O.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. The
only complete Title
System In Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT Co. Abstract
of Title. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 32
North Centrnl. Ave., upstairs.
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172.
House cleaning, floor waxing, ori
ental niff cleaning fc upholstering.
DENTISTRY Dr. I. H. Gove, 325 E.
Main.
Painting & Paiierhiinitlnf .
M. A BLIPS Painting te psprhang
Ing. Tftl 646-W. 313 So. Grape.
JOHN H LOCK. palntT and decor
ator. Quality work. Prls reaaon
abl. Rex. 124 Kins St. Call 9M-R.
EADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO
Office 1015 No Central, phone 315.
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
Hw;.EY TRANSFER Expert park
frs and movers Special llvpstork
moving equipment. Prlrw right.
6.9 North Riverside. Phone 615.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Money To Lend
MONEY LOANED 30 to 300 for
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos; also
Cars Re-flnanced. Loans Closed
within 30 minutes, under super
vision of the State Banking Dept.
License No. S-157. See W. E.
Thomas or E. J. Riley. 45 So. Cen
tral. LEGAL NOTICES
SIMMONS
Suit to Quiet Title.
In the Circuit Court 01 the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
Frank Edwards, Plaintiff,
vs.
Mamie Nelson: J. H. Larkln. the un
known heirs of J H Larkln: W H.
Humphrey, the unknown heirs of
W H. Humphrey: Wm. P Isaacs:
Lillian Agnes Merrill and Norman
Merrill, wife and husband; Charles
W. Isaacs; W. H Speiiman. the un
known heirs of W H SpeUman;
William H Speiiman the unknown
heirs of William H Speiiman; Mary
M Chllders. the unknown heir of
Mary M Chllders; Sarah Grazer, the
unknown heirs of Sarah Grazer;
PhylLs Orazer Millard, the unknown
heirs of Phylls Gntzer Millard; Alt
Grazer, the unknown heirs of Alts
Grazer; also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any
right, title, eat ate. lien or interest
in or to the real estate described
In the Complaint herein. Defend
ants. To each and all of the above named
Defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above
entitled suit on or before the list
day of four weeks from the date of
the first publication of this summons
and if you fall to so appear or answer
said complaint for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
th relief demanded in his oomplaint.
succinctly stated aa follows, to-wit:
That a decree be entered adjudi
cating any and all right, title, estate,
lien or claim which you. or each of
you. have, or claim to have in. to or
upon the renl property, or any por
tion thereof, situated In Jackson
County. Oregon, and described aa fol
lows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point situated
266 35 feet East of the point of in
tersection of the South line of West
Fourth Street and the East line of
the County Road (now known as
Columbus Avenue) in the Southeast
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter
of Section 25 In Township 37 South
Range 3 West of the Willamette
Meridian, and from said beginning
point, run thence East 50 87 feet,
thence South 100 feet thence Wast
50 67 feet: and thence North 100
feet to the point of beginning, all
being In the City of Medford.
and declaring any and all such claims
to be null and void, and decreeing
that the said plaintiff is the owner
in fee simple of said Dremlses and oi
the whole thereof, free and clear of
any and an right, title, estate, lien
or interest of the said defendants,
or any of them, and that each and
all of the dfendants herein, and ea,h
and all persons claiming, or to claim,
by through or under them, or any of
them, be forever enjoined, restrained
and barred from asserting, attempt
ing to establish or claiming any
right, title, estnte. Hen or Interest fn
or to said property, or nny portion
thereof, and that plaintiff's title to
said premises be forever quieted and
set at rest.
The date of the order for publica
tion of this Summons is January 29,
1938; the time prescribed for publi
cation of thla Summon ts once each
week for four consecutive weeks; and
the date of the first publication of
this Summons Is January 29. 1935.
KELLY &i HAMMOND.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
119 North Central Avenue.
Medford. Oregon.
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IN FINAL MINUTES
OF HECT1C CLASH
37-32 Victory Comes in
Overtime Period After
Foul Gives Howell Chance
to Cage Tieing Point
In a thrilling overtime period be
fore a large delegation of wild-eyed '
rooters, the Ashland Normal basket-,
ball five last night defeated a fast-
breaking and aggressive Monmouth
Normal quint, 37-32. Monmouth led
at halt time, 16-14. after both teams;
had see-sawed back and forth in
the vantage position. Soon after the
start of the second half, however,
Courtney flipped one in from under
the bucket to tie things up at 16
all, and the SONS then ran the
score to 26-19 before Monmouth was
able to rally.
With the Monmouth rally bringing
thera to only four points behind the
Hobsonltes, the referee ruled that
Howell had knocked a Wolf offering
out of the basket, and two points
were allowed the northerners to make
It 29-27, and a foul called on Jocklsh
gave them two more to put the
teams In a tie, at 29-all. With only
a few seconds loft to play, the teams
were in a mad scramble, and a foul
was called on Howell, giving Mon
mouth a free throw, and a one
point advantage. From under the
basket Howell tipped a desperate one
through, It swishing the cords Just
as the gun sounded.
Basket Ruled Out.
The Ashland rooters went wild
with Joy, as they thought the game
had been won by the one-point
margin that would have been theirs,
hftd the basket counted. The referee
ruled, however, that Howell had
been fouled by Osborne, diminutive
Wolf guard, ond the basket was dis
allowed, but one free throw, and a
chance to tie the score at 30-all,
given Howell.
Quite a furore resulted from the
decision, the Normalltes insisting
upon getting the second and a hall
playing time which they believed to
be their due, counting the time from
when the foul occurred, to when
the gun sounded. This was allowed,
but was unnecessary, as the giant
Howell, always a "money player,
swUbed the free throw to tie the
score.
In the overtime period Monmouth
scored on a field goal by Osborne,
and Howell, again shooting a foul,
made one point, and Immediately
followed It with a crlpplo under the
ring to give Ashland a one-point ad
vantage, 33-32. With the score In
that position, McLean, Indian flash,
swished a beautiful long one to put
the game In the refrigerator, and
Howell's next toss' from under the
net made It a cinch, a few seconds
before the game ended.
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The game was rough and fast, 42
personal tosses being attempted, and
the sons were not up to their usual
standard, apparently suffering from
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A. A. U. tournament tn Denver. Both
teams had difficulty tn hitting the,
bucket, Monmouth offerings partlcu- j
larly, rollowlng off the rim for no
tally. One Monmouth play was prob- i
ably te best timed maneuver to be
seen on the Ashland floor this year.
One man, standing in the center
of the floor flicked tht ball side
ways to a team mate near the side
line. That man, without even look
ing, tossed It backwards over his
head to another standing tn the
corner, and that man tossed a neat
swlsher, almost without looking at
the net. The play clicked perfectly,
and the crowd was loud in Its praise.
The two outstanding Individual
features of the game were the way
Howell came through In the pinches,
and the way Butterworth. Wolt
center, consistently out-Jumped How
ell at center, something not many
centers have been able to do. Howell
was high point man for his team,
and the game, with 18.
Play Apaln Tonight.
The two teams meet again tonight
in the Ashland Junior high gym at
8:00 o'clock, and the Wolves have
vowed revenge. The game should be
a thriller from every standpoint, and
a large crowd will be In attendance
Summary :
SONS Monmouth
Patterson (5) F (8) Yetad
McLean (6 F (4) Averlll
Howell (18) C ...(4) Butterworth
Courtney (6)......G - (8) Borden
Jockish (2) - G (7) Osborne
Substitutions: SONS Braddock,
Scott, Eagle, Pettijohn. Monmouth
DeFora (1).
Referee, Summers of Eugene. Um
pire, Croxdale, Medford.
CENTRAL POINT GIRLS
TAKE DOUBLE-HEADER
With both teama playing a fast.
clean game In spite of a slick floor
the Girls' Community club first string
was defeated 22-13 In a return game
with Central Point Monday evening
at Medford high school.
After a see -saw first half. Central
Point took a lend In the third quar
ter, and although Medford allowed
them only one basket in the fourth
period, the locals were unable to
even the score.
In the 'B game during which both
teama looked more like Inexperienced
hockey squads than basketball teams,
tht Central Point second team re
venged a previous 33-20 defeat by
sliding to a 10-8 win from the Med
ford 'B' string.
A' game:
Medford (12) Central Point (22-)
E. Brockway, (10) F Hedgepath (10)
Bateman. (2) P Lawrence (13)
Green C Cherry holmes
Huett C Jonos
Clark O Cannon
Hedges G Powell
Subs: Medford, Latham.
'B' game:
Medford (8) Central Point (10)
Mlnear (4) P Lathrop (fl)
Lang (4 P . Thompson
Russel . G
Inman
D'Alblnl C
B. Brockway a
Leonard O
Tucker
Rains
Hamilton
Subs: Central Point, Webster,
TAMPA, Fhv. Feb. ae.-(AP) Wal
ter Hagen, winner of many golf
crowns during his 23 years of cam
paigning, was mighty proud today of
his new title champion of the Gas
parllla open tournament here for it
.was his first victory in the past two
years.
As evidence that his championship
days are not over, Hagen had 9700
first prize money In his pockets to
day and a card of 280 -even par for
72 holes of golf, against a field of
110. Including the country's best.
Second place went to Clarence Clark
of Bloomfleld, N. J., with 281. Ky
Laffoon of Chicago finished third
with 282.
Harold McSpaden of Kansas City,
Kas.; Unite Burke of Bellalr, Fla., and
Gene Kunes of Hollywood, Fla., tied
for fourth place with 288s.
Star Tennis Pros
Play In Portland
PORTLAND, Feb. 26 (AP) Play
ing before a crowd of 2200 tennis
enthusiasts, BUI Tllden, with a su
perb backhand and timely ace serv
ices, defeated Ellsworth Vines 6-4. C-4
In the professional tennis exhibition
last night.
George Lott scored a 11-9, 6-3 vic
tory over LMter Stoeren.
Vtnea and Tllden teamed to defeat
Lott and Stoefen 6-4. 6-4 In the dou
bles. Indoor Shot Put
Record Boosted
CHARLOTTE. N. C. Feb. 36. (AP)
A new world's record for the Indoor
shotput was tentatively credited to
day to Jack Torrance, giant Olympic
star from Louisiana State university
and already undisputed holder of the
outdoor record, for his feat in tossing
the weight M feet 1 '4 inches In the
Charlotte Indoor gamea last night.
COLLEGE OF IDAHO
TRAMPLED BY P.
S. U.
TACOMA, WaAh.. Feb. 26. fAP
Except for the first few minutes at
the start of the game. College of
Idaho was outclassed' and defeated.
39 to 24, In their Pacific northwest
conference game with College of. Pu
get Sound last nlffht.
Vh Mali Trismus want ads.
WINTER CARNIVAL
SLATED MARCH 3
FT.
Ski Race to Crater Lake
and Return Will Again Be
Major Event Many
Clubs Receive Invitation
The ninth winter sporta carnival,!
sponsored Jointly by the newly or-1
ganlred Klamath Winter Sports club 1
and the Crater Lake Ski club, will be
held at the forest service slide near
Fort Klamath Sunday, Mar. 3. wtth
contestants from many sections of
Oregon.
Although the sponsors are not at
tempting to attract all of the north
west ski clubs to the meet. Invita
tions have been sent to the Rogue
8nowmen. Mt. Shasta Snowmen.
Bend Skyllners and some individual
skllers from Cascade Ski club and a
few from Washington ski clubs who
have expressed a desire to attend.
All the events, a program of which
will be announced soon, are "free for
alt," and contestants from any lo
cality, whether they represent a club
or are unattached, are welcomed.
The forest service hill is not large
enough for use by the best Jumpers,
but distances of 116 feet are being
recorded and many good events are
anticipated.
The major races will be the 33
mlle run to Crater lake and return.
and the 10-mlle down from the lodge
event. The latter promises a large
entry list this year, according to
those In charge. Food is furnished
the entrants, and they will carry It
into the lodge themselves, necessarily
skiing all the way. It will be neces
sary for these contestants to leave
Klamath not later than Saturday
morning in order to be at the lodge
In time for the start.
Three tournamenta are acheduled
tomorrow for lady membera of Rogue
River Golf club, who have been di
vided Into groups according to their
handicaps.
The first or "A" group, consisting
of players with handicaps of 11 or
under, will play a kicker tournament;
the "B" group, composed of players
with a handicap of 35 or under, will
play a blind bogey, and the "C"
group, composed of players with a
handicap of over 38, will play a blind
hole tournament.
Although all the handicaps have
not yet been determined, the playera
have been grouped aa follows:
"A" group: Anna Mae Fuson, ft:
Mrs, 3. O. Thompson, Mrs. David
Wood, 8: Mrs. George Codding, Mrs.
E. O. Jerome, 8; Mrs. Thurlow, 9:
Mrs. P. o. Bunch, 10, and Mrs. Aletha
Vawter, U.
"B" group: Mrs. Larry Schade, Mrs.
Dave Wilcox, 13: Mrs. Leland Clark,
Mrs. Frank Reum, Mrs. R. W. Sleeter,
Mrs. Homer Marx, Mrs. Gordon Green,
Mrs. Slater Johnson, Mrs. A. B. Cun
ningham, Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mrs.
C. J. tiemon, Mrs. Mack LUlard. Mrs.
J. H. Fletcher and Mrs. E. F. Cole
man. f
"C" group: Mrs, Ted OeB&uer, Mrs.
Chuck Ellis, Mrs. Goodwin Humph
reys, Mrs, M. M. Morrrs, Mrs. L. a.
Devaney, Mrs. A. F. Mansfield. Mrs.
D. O. Tyree, Mrs. K. W. Kendrlck and
Mra. Mark Miller.
Aa these players establish lower
handicaps, they wilt be moved Into
corresponding groups,
A large turnout tomorrow Is ex
pected by those In charge, who this
week will be Mrs. DeVaney, Mrs.
Coleman and Mrs. Codding.
, 39 10 27, OVER
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 23 (AP)
Winners of all three of their gamea
with the Oregon Webfeet this season,
the Washington Huskies were more
anxious today over whether the Idaho
Vandals could come to their "std"
tonight st Moscow than about anoth
er game with Oregon here tonight.
By the score of 39 to 27, Washing
ton defeated the visiting Eugene,
Ore., team last night. Capt. Bobby
Oaler of Washington sparked the at
tark with 14 points and brought his
season s total to 146 In 11 gamea.
The Huskies, however, needed Ida
ho's "aid" very badly aa they rested
today. By an Idaho victory, a poa
slblllty inasmuch as Oregon Sta
only managed to win at Moscow f t
night, 26 to 24, Washington V Id
finish the season In a tie for th itle
with the Beavers and a plyoff,xuld
be necessary.
A similar situation would develop
if Oregon could come through on Its
home floor at Eugene Saturday night
to defeat the Beavers, but It has
failed to do so In three meetings this
season.
Llfbowltc, a speedy forward, was
high scorer for Oregon last night,
with nine points.
WOMEN GOLFERS
ARE GROUPED ON
HANDICAP BASIS
I'sc Mall Tribune want ads.
BOWLING
By handing the Mall Tribune a
four-point shellacktng last night at
the Smoke House, the Jennings Tire
bowlers assured themselves of finish
ing second in the City league, and
possibly first at the same time. The
Standard Roofers took the Forest and
Park entry by the same count. Tha
Golden Glows must take three games
in their match Wednesday to finish
first.
Aa the final first-round mathe are
being bowled this week the Oolden
Olows, Jennings Tire and Active Club
"Alley Cats" each have a chance to
finish In the lead.
Beginning March 4 the second,
round will be started. The Active
club, with three entrtes; the Eagles
with two. Standard Roofers, Mall
Tribune. Forest and Park, Golden
Glows, Economy Lumber Co. and Jen
nings Tire Co. will again be repre
sented with teams. New teama la
this round are Al Piche Hardware and
a team from the Rogue Valley Golf
club composed of Don Clark, Hues
ton. Driver, Mansfield and Lelaud
Clark.
Any other teams desiring to bowl
tn the City league are invited to poet
their entries at the Smoke House thla
week, aa the schedule ts now being
made up.
Scores last night:
Mall Tribune
1st and 3rd Total
Ferguson 103 174 MS 481
Murray 140 164 182 486
Hammond 169 146 194 400
Baylor 146 167 157 470
Eada 102 218 164 071
Totals TOO 866 843 3507
Jennings Tire Co.
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Cannon 168 107 181 M6
Tye 164 151 123 438
Green 158 184 160 &03
Prttitt 158 147 101 406
Jennings 154 208 144 606
Handicap 44 44 44 133
Total,
, 848 831 843 3630
Forct and Park
1st 3nd Srd Total
Gill 191 171 201 563
Janouch - 88 131 1U 333
NMly , 133 138 130 378
Rankin 173 147 158 474
Dummy 140 140 .... 380
Jonea 133 133
Handicap 37 37 70 134
Totala 740 733 703 3364
Standard Roofrra
1st and 3rd Total
Heckathorn 181 154 186 601
Clark 176 183 158 615
Clancy . 180 161 171 631
Walsh 300 177 103 560
Burroughs 155 180 105 610
Totala . -. 880 843 803 3836
The Piche bowlers took two out of
three from Underwood's In their Elks'
bowling tournament match last
night.. The Holly woods and Roxy
Anns roll tonight.
Underwood Typewriters
1st 2nd 3rd Total
... 108 161 163
... 202 100 148
613
444
422
48S
446
988
149 163 110
182 162 140
168 162 126
06 96
Totals 966 884 806 3608
Ptche Hardware
1st 2nd 3rd Total
PlChe ...m..m. 137 146 179 463
B. Orr . . 167 143 151 451
F. Kelly 139 108 131 368
L. Watson 171 140 178 408
Fabrlck ... 109 181 180 660
Handicap 100 100 100 327
Totals . 902 836 938 3668
Masked Marvel, one of the mean
est of the various mysterious wrest
lers who conceal their faces with
tight-fitting hoods and usually sue
ceed In getting away with the worst
sort of vllllany, considers his forth
coming bout here with big Don Wag
ner, ex-Oregon State football star,
an easy match, and threatens to give
the limber Oregon Stater a thorough
thrashing.
After a mlxup wtth the fans at a
recent bout In Klamath Falls. In
which ha was pummelled by several
enraged spectators for hla vicious
eye-gouging In the ring, the Marvel
is In a frame of mind tnat Is causing
Don Wagner no little concern. The
young farmer is touching up on un
ethical holds, promising Uie mystery
man a bit of his own medicine, be
sides some scientific matwork.
The first bout between behemoth
"Chief" Strong bow, Ahawnee Indian
and Jimmy Healy of Ban Francisco,
also promises a 60-mKute session of
colorful grappling with msny new
Indian twists on the part of the red
skin man-mountain.
Attention
Woodmen of World AU membera
of Camp No. 90 now make payments
to Leland J. Knox, clerk. Room 308,
Medford National Bank Bldg. Man
agers Camp No. 90, Woodmen of
World.
MONEY
Available for Conservative
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ON HOMES
In Medford District
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