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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1935. mWM VIM A FOR ELKS FINALS A new boxing ring, built to pro fessional specifications, will be used at the Elk temple Tnuwlay evening when the finals In the Medford dis trict CCC championships are ataxed. Workmen are busy this week con structing the new ring, which will make It possible for everyone to watch the flghta without difficulty. The district championship flf?hts pro mise to draw a record crowd. Exalted Ruler H. N. Butler. In re minding that the smoker la open to Elks and their friends, stressed the Importance of a large attendance. He said the crowd Thursday night will determine whether or not the Elks will hnve another similar series of CCC smokers, which will probably start In March, with the finals to be staged at the Elks picnic grounds In conjunction with a big feed. Tickets for the finals are on sale at Roxy Ann Confectionary, People's Electric, Jarmin's DniRs, Hlwny Bar ber Shop and Pretlette's cigar store. Every partlclnnt In the smoker has demonstrated his right to enter the final bouts and all are proven crowd pleasers. The special main event of the evening, a four-rounder, will bring together Billy Liner of Indian creek and Wilson of Hilt. Liner has been a consistent winner In the dls- i trlct but the promoters have had difficulty finding an opponent good enough for him. In Wilson they be- J lleve they have a real discovery. Williams, colored flash from Inrflsn I creek, will meet Chief Thomas, In- dlan scrapper of Bradford, In the three-round event. Thomas has not appeared In the early smokers be cause a formidable enough opponent could not be found for him but Wil liams' first round knockout of Champagne on the last card puts him In the "fast company" clasa. Meyerhoffer, the boy from Spring Plat with dynamite In either hand, will keep company with Logan of Car berry In another fight that la expected to keep the crowd In an up roar. Both flghtera use a straight up stnnce and like to mix. Moore of Indian creek, twice a vic tor on earlier cards, will go for three rounds with Max Gordon of Ore gon Caves. DeShlelds of Oak Knoll and Glabb of Humbug, whose slugfcst on an earlier card ended In Olabb's de tent, will meet again ,ln a special rematch. Glabb was knocked out In the exchange of blows but his fol lowers have demanded another chance and the bout has stirred up a lot of "heat" over the csrd. Snider of Applegate and Moreno of Hilt, two good lads with clean records behind them, will mix In the curtain raiser that may well be the best bout on the card. Tickets are selling rapidly, each Elk being per mitted to bring his friends to the show. Wilson Wins Top Honor In Gun Club Tournament At the tmpshoot t the Medford Oun club Sunday. Elmer Wilson broke 04 out of 100 birds to take local high honors, being topped only one point by A. A. Relhl, professions! from Portland, who turned In a 93. Bill Bates waa next with 03. while Bay Coleman of Jacksonville tied with W. J. Terry, professional of Ban Mateo, Cel., each man breaking 01 otit of a possible 100. Handicap honors went to Pred Sander on his score of 44 out of 60 from 16 yards. Clarence Eada took second place with 43. Six beautiful electric clocks and two bed lamps were awarded in the various events Four clocks went to the lfl-yard shooters In the four classes, Shag ran added target system, one to Dr. E. R. Durno, one to Elmer Wilson, one to O. O. Alenderfer, and one to George Porter. Another clock was awarded Pred Sander for high In the handicap, and one to Oeorge Jantzer In the doubles event. The lamp went to Clarence Ends In the handicap, and to Elmer Wilson In the double. At the skeet traps, Ron DeVore turned In ntgh score of 22. with H. h. Claycomb 21. George Jantzer 20, Pred Sander 19. Bill Bates 18, Jim Moore 16, and Sam Jennlnga 14. The challenge match for the Chea ter Wood trophy resulted In a win for H. Crolsant. The scores were 44 for ! Crolsant. 43 for Oeorge Jantzer, and 43 for Ed Pease. In the Oreflonlaji telegraphic tour nament, Medford turned In a team score of 73 out of a possible 75. with Newton breaking 30, Bates 24 and I Wilson 24. i Individual scores for the day are a follows: 100 SO 12 Ydg. 10-yd. Hdc. Dbl. for Tgs. Tgs. Tga. Hdc. A. A. Rlehl (pro.).. OS .... 10 .... ! Elmer Wilson 04 32 10 22 W. W. Bate. 03 30 13 22 Ray Coleman 01 36 .... 23 W. J. Terry (pro.).. 01 42 10 22 George Porter 84 3 5 .... 20 O. O. Alenderfer 82 M H E. R. Durno 82 M M Everett Bray ton 7B M w Cha. Woods 79 E. C. Jerome 77 . B. L- Lageson 77 Jack Porter 71 .... M w B. L. Deaton (pro.) 70 J. O. Goble 60 31 .... 17 Geo. Jantzer 66x75 39 19 21 C. W. Lemery. 48x75 . . E. H. Lamport 43x50 . . E. W. Pease 43x50 .... H. Crolsant 44x50 36 xx 33 C. E. EVids ..... 22x25 43 19 Pred Sander 24x38 44 .. 18 Shogren added target system as follows: Claes Score Add. Ttt. Dr. E. R. Durno....- D 82 14 96 Jerry Jerome D 77 18 95 Chas. Woods D 79 16 95 Dr, B. L. Lageson ... D 77 18 95 Elmer Wilson ... A 94 .... 04 BUI Bates A 93 1 94 O. O. Alenderfer C 82 12 94 Ray Coleman A 91 2 93 Jack Porter - D 71 22 93 George Porter .......... B 84 8 92 Everett Brayton.... 0 70 13 93 Dr. J. G. Goble C 69 20 89 WOMEN GOLFERS PLAY WEDNESDAY Weather permitting, lady members of Hogue Vulley Uolf club will meet at the course tomorrow for a regular weekly tournament, which this time will be a two-ball foursome event. Rain put a damper on the tourna ment last week, despite a fair-sired turnout, but it is expected thnt sun ahlne will prevail tomorrow, Lunch eon will be served at noon at the club house. Mrs. Charles Ellis. Mrs. Gor don Green and Mrs. Oordon Hum phreys are the committor in charge. BAWLING i ENDEAVOR BASKETEERS i miii uiiunun nLumi'.i Inaugurating the necond half of the City Bowling tongue, the Plche Hard ware quintet chalked up three point In their match with the Economy Lumber Co.. at the Smoke Home last night, while the Mall Trlbunea were garnering tho aame score over the Standard Rooters. Active Club Alley Cats roll the Jennings Tire Co.. and the Active Pole Cats roll the Rogue Valley Oolf team, the latter a new entry, on to night's program. Kcnnorny Lumber Hodgors 133 149 120 410 Orcen 150 100 104 432 Chas. Overmeyer.'. HO 147 134 420 McCormle 165 133 no 458 O. Overmeyer 140 140 140 430 745 088 727 3140 St. Stephens Quint Catholic Champx PORTLAND, March 6 (API The title to the Catholic high achool basketball championship ct Oregon rested todny with St. Stephens high school of Portland. St. Stephens de feated the Columbia Preps 17 to 18 here Monday. St. Mary's of Eugene defeated St. Mary's of Beaverton. 33 to 18, In the consolation series. A Plche llilue. Co. Harrison 168 158 180 176 B. Plche 111 130 135 385 Al Plche 101 131 101 333 McDonald 115 151 138 403 Smith 138 136 152 416 Handicap 67 67 67 301 700 763 741 3303 .Mali Tribune Prilltt 153 183 168 487 Ferguson . 146 155 141 443 Murray 157 158 158 473 Baylor ..... 133 343 153 627 Ends 170 177 187 543 766 014 703 3473 Standard llunfer Heckathorn 168 137 153 437 Joe Burroughs 155 138 147 440 Walsh 165 157 148 480 Clancy 140 140 140 430 Burroughs 148 147 151 446 Handicap 0 0 0 37 775 718 747 32!0 The Standard Oil Bowling team took two out of three games from the Oroceterla In their Elka elub match last night. Eada and Roxy Ann roll tonight. Oroceterla Hall .109 147 170 618 Murray 150 104 184 408 Oatea 160 U7 153 518 Predctte 147 156 186 450 Bulll 110 144 150 413 Handicap 88 88 88 381 873 036 870 36H3 Babe Says "Dizzy" Just A Kid; Wants No Feud With Him ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 6. (AP) Babe Ruth, here today to try on the uniform of the Boston Brave and work out for the first time as a National leaguer, thinks It will b like the good old days the early stages of his own major league career to find more fighting spirit, greater aggressiveness and sharper rivalry In baseball this year. The Babe doesn't contemplate any personal feuds with Dizzy Dean or any one else. Even If the pitching star flung a lot of un kind remarks at him he still con siders Dizzy "Just a kid." E S PORTLAND. Ore., March 8. (AP) Walter Tlnklt Achiu, Chinese mid dleweight, unleashed his furious fly ing tackle to defeat Barnacle Bill Watklns In ft wrestling match here last night after they proved popular enough to survive a battle royal. Achlu and Bulldog Jackson ganged on Robin Reed and he went out In less than three minutes. Then Wat klns and the bulldog took care of Otis Clingmnn. Then a masked wrest ler was unveiled and eliminated by Jackson. With Achlu apparently headed out, Watklns suddenly must have remem bered an old score to settle with Jackson, for he turned on the bull dog and with Achlu'a help soon had him out. Pasquel Castillo and Mickey Mb gulre divided falls In a 30-mlnute bout. Del Kunkel gained two of three falls from Joe Reno. BY SCORE OF 40 TO IS In a rough and exciting basketball game on the Roosevelt floor last night the christian Endeavor team won 40 to 18 over the alumni of the church. The C. E. team led 30 to 10 at the half. Dick Fraley of the Endeavors waa high point man. Although only play ing two quarters, he chalked up a total of 13 points, Oliver was second with eight. The teams plan to meet again In the near future. The Endeavors will play a CCC camp tomorrow night and meet the Ashland Christian church team at the Ashland high school t gym on Thursday. The lineup: C. E. Alumni Evans (C) T Cook (3) Pitts (4) r Olsen (6) D. Praley (3) .0 (C) 81ma (6) Dale O McConnell House a Jennings Substitutions: For C. E-, 8. Doty 6. I. Doty 4, Shater 6. Oliver 8. For Alumni: Newton 4. Referee: Cltllnaky. CCC CAMP KERRY Paul Dean Signs Cards Contract BRADENTON. Fla., March 8. ( AP) Paul Dean, younger brother of the St. Louis Cardinals' sensational pitch ing duo of Inst season, signed a one year contract today after a short conference here with Sam Breadon. Cardinal owner. Terms of the contract were not disclosed, but conjecture placed the amount at $8500, with a 600 bonus for signing. Monroe, Cavalli Battle to Draw PENDLETON, March 8. (AP Frankle Monroe, 138 pounds, Klnm ath Falls and Ernie Cnvalll, 138. Wnlta Walla, went ten fnst rounds to a draw here Inst night. Mickey McCafferty, l.V), Chicago, took a sin-round decision from K Warner. 153, Pendleton. Fights Last Night tamlarri oil Co. "Doc" Boomer 155 167 141 483 Savior 104 100 173 560 Rankin 323 108 180 871 Heath 155 155 155 483 Preecott .. 133 133 133 3W Handicap 113 113 lis 830 . 963 055 855 3773 Barsi Will Coach Santa Clara Quint PANTA CLARA, Calif.. Mar. B. (AP) Appointment of George A. Bar el, conch of football and basketball at St. Thomas college, St. Paul, Minn., aa head coach at the University of Santa Clara was announced here to day. Baris. who was graduated from Santa Clara In lt39, will report n?xt summer to succeed Hnrlan Dykes, who resigned. Home portraits of family groups and children at Special Prices. Shangte Studio. Phone 1308. (By the Associated Preas ) BIRMINGHAM. Eng lrry Gains Toronto heavyweight, knocked out Charley Smith, London. 3). TAMPA. Fla King Levlnaky. 108, Chlofldo. stopped Sftlvatore Rulrer.o. 308, Italy. i2l. SYRACUSE. N Y. John Henry Lewis, 175. Phoenix, An , slopped Terry Mitchell, 1B7, iVwtoii, ( Chrlaty Lwl. 153, Phntx. out pointed Pete Suskv, 133. scran ton. Pa. (fli. LOUWVILLE. Ky. Varliut Milling 129'. Los Angeles, outpointed Jim my Buckler, U-Tj, Louisville. (10) BUTTE. Mont. Johnny Stanton 117. Minneapolis, o-t? pointed l-eonard Vldftich, lMt, Denver. (It), NASH HOTEL 204B University Berkeley, Calif. A R T It I C T L Y modern estab lishment with n rlinrmint; home en vironment apneal intr to the tourist or residential guest. Centrally and conveniently located. ReA.onnhlr rate, hj the ri.j ot term. The Ideal home for yourself and family r.u-IMf flirOmiiml Deput $5 . i ... all tht benefits of country estate in town. A9htt te tMo't oud E celled mtU it modt'itt prKtl LsrQt jIikJ oomi wttk 6tt II OO Ad $1 W l(W Iocs- tie ot'loekmf Go'd Gate, (M-inM te at B Wn to4V rftKtipttve booklet Let's take the TRAIN g0 i it n in CALIFORNIA It ITTER ANSWER (Continued rrom page one) Hoover and President Roosevelt. I'll cover Johnson's case from hell to breakfast In a speech Thursday nlht." Johrwon, he aald, woe "Just a crew driver" in the hands of Bernard M. Baruch. whom he described as "klng flsh of the lodge under Hoover, too." Johnson called the Louisiana sena tor and Michigan priest leaders of the "emotional fringe," and adding that "any desperate person is a can didate to Join It," warned that 80, 000,000 depression victim are "ready to strike back at disaster In any way that Is shown them." ' Pair Mold M.-n;ice. "You can laugh at Father Cough lin." declared the general, ' you can snort at Huey Long: but this coun try was never under a greater menace 1 than from the breakup of spontflne- ' oub popular cooperation that 1a being engineered by this pair." Taking note of the anniversary date. Johnson lauded President Roose velt's achievements during his flist two years In office. Now, he aald. vital support is being undermined on the "lunatic fringe" oy the sena tor and priest on one extreme and the "old guard" on the sther. "Any fool knows," raid Johnson, "that you can't clear the wreckage of 12 years' madness in two years' time. But the push la gone. The drive is stopped. Many of these bene fit have faded. The plan seems to be In the gravest danger of frustra tion. Cooperation Lost, "The reason for thla is not hard to find. The 'spontaneous cooperation of a free people' ha been broken up Into selfish, warring groups by the deliberate designs of buslnoas and political guerilla. "If we don't restore something of the solidarity and enthuaiasra of 1933 among our whole people, and do It quickly, we are in for trouble of the most serious sort for if a chaos of inflation and worse follows a frus tration of these plana, nothing we can hope to do will keep a dictator out of Washington, and that chaos la im minently threatened." Bring In your old gold. I pay the top cash price. Government Li cense." Johnson the Jeweler. E. M. WILSON RETURNS FROM MASONIC MEET E. M. Wilson, grand master of Ore gon Masons, returned Monday from attending the annual conference of the grand masters of the United States at Washington, D. C, Feb. 20 and 31 and the Oeorge Washington memorial session at Alexandria. Va., February 22. He report 43 grand masters in attendance and a very In teresting meeting. He also visited points of Interest In and around the national capital, Including Mt. Vern on, the Washington memorial that has been In course of construction for years and the White House. Mr. Wilson returned via his boy hood home at Henry, 111., also at Council Bluffs, Denver and Los An geles. Mrs. Wilson, who waa visiting her brother and other relatives In Los Angeles, returned home with Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wilson will go to Portland Thursday for a couple of days Ma sonic business. I Society und Clubs i ' Building Bridge Club to Meet Thursday Building Bridge club will meet at the R. A. Duff home on South Holly Thursday at 1:30 o'clock for dessert bridge. Mrs. Rose Schieffelin and Mrs. A. Duff will be hostesses. w Malta Commander No. 4 . -r K. T., Masonic Hall, Asnianu, ure. Stated conclave, Wednes day evening, March 6. Open long form with drill. Routine business. Knight in vited. Official visit Grand Commander Toney. at special conclave, Saturday evening. March 0. "Order Temple" conferred, preceded by dinner 6:45 o'clock. R. I. BURDIC. Commander. W. H. DAY. Recorder. Canode at Hospital George Canode of 1713 Crown avenue, having recently undergone an operation, la a patient ; at the Community hospital. j Delicious Extra Thick Milkshakes 10c CLEO'S Special Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 32. R. A. M.. Tuesday, March 5th at 7:30 p. m. Work in P M and M. E. M. decrees. Vis itors invited. O. O. HORNER. II P. GEO. ALDEN. Secy. Use Mall Tribune want ads. REUS LAURELS For the second consecutive month Co. 1746, Camp Kerby was given the February flag as the best all-around camp comprised of local experienced men In the Medford CCC district. The award, a green and white pen nant, is given monthly for efficiency In camp and compnny administra tion, policing, mesa operation and work carried on In the forest, which is Judged by the forest service. Camp Cnpe Sebastian, comprised of "Junior" enrollees, lnrgely from the east, was awarded the Junior flag, which last month was given Camp Clear Creek. Camp steamboat Camp Rand and Camp Cnrberry were given placea in the honorable men tion column for Junior companies. Camp Devils Flat, Camp Elk Creek and Camp Yreka were awarded hon orable mention In local experienced men division. because we can... RELAX wtyie the engineer docs the driving, READ or write we speed over smooth steel rails. EAT inthedini ngcarwhen ever we're hungry. Complete meals now cost as little as 80r. DRINK cool, clean water whenever we're thirsty. SLEEP in a coiy berth, A Tourist Pullman doublt lou tr for the night costs only $1.25. And there's a rest room with us all the way. X'ith rail fires at 2' a mile and less it's ml economy to go this way and ha e all the com torts, convemeiues and security of train travel. Southern Pacific i. c. c it 1 1: sriit lol. H ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS OF THIS SALE r -ii i 1 XW&s 1 f ill )r FREE Wiring Service On Every Range Sold During This Sale! Daring This Extraordinaryy CLEARANCE of RECONDITIONED XEGTRIG RANGE Sale Continues This Week See Them In The Basement of the Copco Building . HERE ARE A FEW OF THE RANGES ON SALE eg .7 .Vi .T I:- IVESTlNOfltotSE automatic three plate, open colts, double throw (.witch STANIMHPj four-plate, open Specially prlred for linmeiltat IIOTPOINT four-plate, open coll. super automatic. Specially priced at.. WF.HTINGHOl'SE automatic three platen, open coll, doubii? nen with VK FOBIi. three-p late. 18-ln oven. An exceptionally fine range MARION range with tno plate. Jut the range for a tmall home or apart S35.G0 : r: $25.00 $30.00 $35.00 $60.00 $20.00 llOTroiNT Ihrrr-nlaef. oprn roll.. f m ft f uniljrd ovrn. A mil bargain .1 th'l 00 i -)' in nit ii ii i jLLJdl The California Oregon Power Company Small Down Payment! Easy Monthly Terms! Here is a final sale of ranges received during this company's recent modern isation campaign . . . Every one has been thoroughly reconditioned and is in good, usable condition . . . We sug gest that you see these ranges at once as tVis sale will last but a few d;iys more! .1 t
