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LOST AND FOUND
LOST In the neighborhood ol Main
and Cottage one pair glasses, no
turn to Heath's Drug Btoie. Re.
ward.
LOST Hydraulic Jack on highway
between Medlora ana urame rasa.
p.miani. Pierce Auto FretRnt.
LOST If clog missing, can 1010.
WANTED MALE HELP
WE WANT to seleot reliable young
men. now employed, with foresight,
fair education and mechanical In
clinations, wllllnn to train spore
time or evenings, to qualify as in
stallation and SERVICE ex
perts on all types ELECTRIC RE'
FRJQERATORS and Air Condition
ing equipment. Write fully, giving
age. phone, present occupation.
Utilities Eng. Inst., Box 8374, care
Mall Tribune.
WANTED If you desire permanent
position as aalesman with growing
concern, writs Box 2383 Moll Trib
une, giving references. Experience
not necessary, but preferred.
WANTED Salesman calling on gros
ery trade in Merited district to sell
fruit and produce as side line on
commission basis for well estan.
llshed Portland firm. Write Bex
2402. Tribune.
W ANTED SITU AT' "NS-
WANTED Oare of ehtldrm, :ernlni;
mending, plain sowy. M.w
Coombs, 304 S. Central.
WANTED care of sick, or any work
Mrs. Huson. Phone 1345 -M.
WANTED--M1SCELLANE0US
WANTED to hear from party haul
ing to 'Coos bay to take return
loads to Medford. Cattle and fur
niture. Box 2373, Mall Tribune.
WANT good used furniture, -louseholcl
goods, ladles' and child ron e cloth
ing. Must be in good condition
610 E. Main St.
WANTED Old gold. Sell to goverr
mept licensed dealer. B.-ophys.
Jewelere.
WANTED Wool, mohair. See us be
fore you sell. Wool bags at twins
for sale. Medford Bargain House
27 No. Oraptl St. Ph. 1002.
WANTED
We pay cash for household goods
furniture snd stoves We also ouy
metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo
hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N Grape St Phone 1062.
.INCOME TAX DUE Both state and
federal Have had years of experi
ence In preparing returns. Phone
1277-7 after 4pm Fred L Colvlg
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Furn. home; over-stuffed,
2 beds, 937.60. Phone 682-R.
FOR RENT 4-room unfinished
house; 2-room apt.; ga lath, gar
age; 1 or 2 adults. Car house for
salt. 410 Hamilton.
FOB RENT 4-room furnished bouse
newly decorated. Inquire 305 So.
Oakdale.
HOC8E? for rent. 1232 w.
FOR REN'I Homes, furnished o
unfurnished Browu White
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
BACHELOR apartment, 445 So. Front.
FOR RENT 3-room furn. apt. Oar
age. Adults. 315 No. Baruett.
FOR RENT Comfortable heated apt.
Radio, Frtgtdalre. 518 So. Oakdale.
FURN. 3-room apt, garage, el'
310 Portland.
T"SDrt'"' R ENT Furnished' " apta! '
cabin. 616 No. Central.
APARTMENT FOR RENT 34 1 4 So
Orepe St. No children or dogs. Call
Apt No. 1.
NICELY furnlfhed two As 3 room
apartments. Adults. 604 W. 10th.
van RENT Furnished apt. Durrrll
Court 329 No. Holly. Apt. 8. Tel
1232-W.
FOR RENT Apt.
welch.
No child."n. 716
FOR RENT 2-room fu.-nn?id spe-t-
tnent. 114 Almono.
FERNIFKOT t.m ties lei hotiM!
Seeping tpartments R-asonarK
rates Phone 457-J
FOR RENT Deair.ble ''irnlehjd
apartments. Hotel OMnJ.
FOR RENT FUKNISHED
"00MS
. ,iv. ' ('n'!fmn, eloee to; Data,
,. -- 809 S. Main,
w
FOB RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Large tront room, not
and cold wetr, shower. 20 bo. Fir.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to. 6 Orape
FOR RENT APARTMENT3
POR RENT One-room furnished apt..
kitchenette. 1205 E. Main bt.
POH RENT Furnished apirtraent
70S s. oaxaaia.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS OARAOE for rent. 611 Parke Ave.
BUSINESS LOCATION
FOR RENT
At 53 North Orepe street Will
remodel to suit tenant, furn
ish steam heat If desired 6lse
16x110 feet Will rent or I'ise at
- reasonable figure Call at stall
Tribune ( Newspaper) office.
FOR EXCHANOt REAL
ESTATE
OAKLAND, CAL1P.
Exchange Income property, also homes
for ranches. What have your
CAUF.-OREOON REALTY CO.
2533 Telegraph Ave.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
WHY?
STOCK RANCH
Mortgage Company wires us to sell
15.000 stock ranch for 5,250. aeo
acres. 200 acres level. Land In cul
tivation. Deep soil. Creek through
land. Some alfalfa. Balance could
be seeded. Water could be develop
ed. 35 miles from Medford. Near
fine range. Good fishing and hunt
ing. Old buildings. Fine springs on
place. Best buy In southern Ore
gon for cattle or sheep or for dude
raneh. See J. C. Barnes, 20 North
Peach. Phone 910-Y.
SACRIFICE to SETTLE ESTATE
o-room home, double garage; clear,
paved street, near schools. 750
cash. Inquire 1028 No. Central.
For Southern Oregon property
See
SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO
44 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE By owner, 13cir crenk
bottom, 10 to 60 acres, close In. Tel,
IS24-L.
POR SALE Modern 4-roum home on
east side. 6 minutes walk from etty
center 6600 will handle, balance
6 Box 4B16. Tribune.
BROWN at WHITE are selling small
aoreage tracts at prices which you
cannot afford to overlook. Fine
SOIL. HIGHWAY. WATER. CL1
MATE. Close to fine HUNTING
PISHING, come In and Investigate
BROWN H WHITE REALTORS
104 W Main. Phone 130
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown & White.
BROWN & WHITE offer a lino hon.e
on the OLD STAGE ROAD at a sac
rifice. This property has many at
tractions, early and late fruits, nuts
etc. The windows of this house
frame a wonderful panorama of the
valley. Let us show you this plsoe
and quote the attractive price at
whicr It cap be bought ncht now
BROWN WHITE, 104 West Jain
Phone 130.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR ttENTJack-
son County Building At Loan Aas'n
rnone iuo.
A SELF STARTER
4- j- o acres ueep, ires soil
51 Inn 2 "4 miles from Medford
1 s ae w excellent locality. 4 acres
In cultivation, of which 1V4 acres
are in anaita, acre in garaen.
balance particularly adaptable for
walnuts. 4-room house and garage.
Irrigation. Total price $1100.00, only
9100.00 down, balance $15.00 per
month with Interest at the rate of
6.
ALSO
Dni-trnln.. rtntiaa Af
CI Klin rooms completely furn-
UIOUU ished. onlv two blocka
from Main Street on corner lot
with pavement. Now rented u
apartments. $1500.00 takes furni
ture and all, $760.00 down, terms
on balance to be arranged, with
some reconditioning would afford
excellent revenue.
ALSO
colonial suburban home with
acres or excellent Dot torn iana,
electric automatic pump, pressure
system. Home of modern design
and the latest conveniences. Paved
highway, SV& miles from Mearora
Priced rlHht at terms to suit re
sponsible parties. Might consider
home tn Medford In exchange.
CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC
109 S- Main Bt. Medford, Ore.
SEE Charles A Wing Agency, too., to
Buy Your Home.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
SEE OUR USED CARS
BEFORE YOU BUY
1932 Refial 0 Studrbakter
1933 DeLuxe Chevrolet coupe
1033 Dodge sedan
1929 Studebaker sedan
1034 Stud e baker Custom 6 Bed in
1932 Studebaker roadster
1920 Nash aedan
1929 Chevrolet trurlc.
STUDEBAKER SALES Ac SERVICE
1934 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. aedan looki
and run like new car, leas than
9000 miles can h&ndle your car as
all or part ol down payment. Bal
ance terms.
EAK1N MOTOR CO.
Hudson - Terraplaue Dealer
GOOD USED CARS
S0-Day Written Quarante
1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Bus. coupe
1933 DeLuxe Plymouth sedan
1933 Plymouth sedan
193a Cliev. Sport coupe
1931 Chev. Vlrtoria
1930 Chev. nedan
1930 Chev. Bus. coupe
1929 C1;pv. riach
1929 Ford Town sedan
1929 Pord PanneJ del.
1929 Ford coupe
1P30 Chev. sport rdstr.
1!V10 BulrVt Sport coupe
Several more to choose from at
AP.MSTHGNO MOTORS. INC.,
t'Rd Car Lot on East 6th
FOR SALE Dotitre car; S red brood
aows. to furrow In 2 mon'e. fed
er and wei.neT p's. Dvla, over
Bj'-lLsnot hill.
BARGAINS every one at 22 So Fir
LOOK at all the used caxs beiore you
euj. i bo.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1933 FORD DE LUXE sedan looks and
runs like new. Small mileage, had
excellent care, G-ply tires, a real
bargain.
193 fori DeLuxe sedan, trunk, heat
er, and many extras, specially
priced for quick ssle.
1934 Plymouth Business coupe can
not be told from new. This car re
possessed and at a bargain price.
Many more to choose from. Easy
terms. Full price for your car In
trade.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
113 South Riverside
'24 MODEL T Ford coupe, tj-xja condJ
tlon. JO. J. By num. 3' mll'js south
Of Medford on Dane Hollow road
DON'T FORGET 33 6o. Plr (or better
used car values.
AT A SACRIFICE 1084 V-8 TudOT
sedan; small mileage- 33 6o rlr.
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
BOOK IN Q orders for Rhoie Island
Red baby chocks for APr11 nd May
delivery. Sunnyfleld and New
Hampshire reds. Eggs for hatching.
Cummtngs Poultry Ranch, ft mi.
out Midway Road.
FINEST Leghorn chicks obtainable
from heavy producers, mood-tested.
Baby turkeys, real values, wataigs,
Roseburg,
CUSTOM hatching chicks and tur
keys. Sweeney poultry Yara.
BLACK Minorca setting hens.
parnart.
TURKEY custom hatching. Watzlgs,
Roseburg.
WHITE LEGHORN setting eggs. ftOo
C A DeVoe. vel
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
MULE horse, dark bay, I4u0 lbs
estray or stolen. Keep and report.
Joe Now, Beagle.
FOR SALE Weaner plja.
Adolph
Chultz, Beagle, ore.
FOR SALE--J0 span of broke work
horses, young, fat and ready to go
to work. Lis key Brothers, Malta
Ore.
FOR SALE DOGS-PETS
FOR SALE Wire-haired terrier pup
pies from pedigreed stockt good In
dividuals. About 5 months old.
Yreka Seed and Grain Co., Yreka.
Calif.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL River loam, 3 yds. 3.00.
Fertilizer and garden plowing.
Washed sand, rock, plaster aand.
Bateman'e. 1534-Y or 61 3-J.
RE-CLEANED Hanchen barley, 1300
per ewt. Re-cleaned Federation
wheat, 1.60 per cwt, Henry Nle
dermeyer, 1 mile No. Jacksonville,
Old Stage road, Tel 354, Jackson
ville. FOR SALE Office furniture consist
ing of flat top desk, wicker settee
and chairs, also small tables, single
bed and mattress, and mahogany
buffet. Tel 850.
FOR SALE Electric range, radio,
clock, kitchen table, 2 chairs,
trunk. End Beall Lane, turn north
4th house on left.
FOR SALE Electrlo wihhmg ma
chine, wood heater, cn:ieu fru.t
as Myera Court, off W. Mem.
FOR SALE or trade for p:, Uwatir
Kent table radio. Phone 801-R-i.
CLEAN Beardless and Hanohen aeed
barley. E. H. Nledermeyer.
FOR SALE Two hole Frlgldalre la
good condition. Bargain. J, V
Manke, 2 miles east of Jackson
ville. Call at ranch.
FOR SALE CHEAP Lumber sultaola
for brooder houses. Can arrange
for money undei FHA plan for any
building repairs.- Economy Lumoei
Co.. Tel 594 North Pacific Hwy
at Court St.
FOR SALE Evergreens, flowering
shrubs, delphiniums, gmoe vines
A good selection of bln-inccm An
aona cypress. Glascock c Nursery
264 Bcatty St.
FOR SALE Wade drag saw, M0 00.
A. R. Maynard. Eagle PMrr.
RADIO, mirror, fruit Jars. 333 No
Holly. Apt. No.'4.
NEW EXTRA LOW PRICES!
for
HIGH QUALITY FIELD SLEDS I
Write quick for prices And bam pie l
of our Cossack, Grimm anti Com j
mon Alfalfas. Clovers and Orassct !
INTERMOUNTAIN SEED COMPANY 1
Twin Falls. Idaho. ,
OLD barnyard pulverized fertilizer
for lawn and spring planting 1 i
yds. lor (3.50. sandy loam. 13.50
also commercial praying. Phone
2S8-R.
NEWTOWN apple. SOo box.
Watt. 468-R-a.
w. u
FOR SALE Wheat. SI 50 ewt.
Garrett. Rt. 4. Bos 48.
N. J
POR SALE Home-rown alfalfa seed.
F E Bybee. Medford Rt. 3
BARGAINS IN USED FARM TOOLS
4 used tractors, 2 aprarers. 1 fann
wacon. 1 pump Jack, l-rioiae dlc
harrow. 1 16-ln. tractor plrw. spring
tooth harrow, 1 hay chonper, 1
finning mill.
HUBBARD BROS. WO.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A but nets
JAf KSOS CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts or Title and
Title Insurance The
only complete Title
System la Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT Co. Abstracts
of Title Rooms 3 and ft. No. 32
North Central. Ave., upstairs.
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED - 50 to 1100 for
persons! or household purposes on
House Purnishines or Autos; also
Cars Re-financd Loans closed
within 30 minutes under super
vision of the State Banklnt? Dept
License No S-lft? 6e W I
Thomas or X. J. Bile;. 41 Bo. Central.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert Window Cleaner.
LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1173
House cleaning, floor waxing, ori
ental rug cleaning fe ' upholstering
Dentistry.
DENTISTRY Dr. L H.
Main.
Gove. 83o E-
ralntlng A (ruperhanglng.
WE CREATE DISTINCTIVE CHARM
In colors for your home by paint
ing, tinting, paperhannlng. HARRY
MARX. Route 1. Phone 14-F-4.
M. A. BLISS Painting & paperhang
Ing. Tel 646-w. 313 so. Orape.
JOHN1 H LOCK, painter and decor
ator. Quality work Prices reason
able. Res. 134 King St. Call 053-R
EAD3 TRANSFER & 6TORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No. central. Phone 315
Price right- Service guaranteed.
KAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers and movers. Special livestock
moving equipment. Prices right
619 North Riverside Phone 615.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Transfer and Trucking
business reasonable. Inquire HI No.
Fir St.
40 A PLACER MINE for sale cheap.
Prultt's store In Rogue River.
FOR SALE Small barber shop. Term.
J. A. Grimes, Grand Hou). Medfoni
FOR SALE Lunch counter. Good
steady trade. 337 Bo. 6th St.. Klam
ath Palls.
LEGAL NOTICES
Vol Ire of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the State nf
Ore on for Jackson county
In the Matter of the Estate of Annie
8. Brophy. deceased, also known as
Annie Brophy, also known ns Ann to
Susie Brophy.
The undersigned has filed In the
County Court of Jackson County.
Oregon, the final account of his ad
ministration of the estate of Annie S
Brophy, deceased, also kno vn as Ann'e
Brophy, also known Amve Susie
Brophy, and the said Court has flxd
April 22. 1035, at the hour of 10:00
o'clock a m. of said day. t lw court
room of said Court, at tno courthouse
In Medford, Jackson County, Oregon.
as the time and plaoe for th hearing
of objeatlons to said flrutl account,
and for the settlement of td estate
All persons interested tn a1d estate
are hereby notified and required to
make or file their objections to eatd
final account, If any they have, on
or before the time aforesaid, Hxed for
the hearing and settlement thereof.
Date of this notice And 'me flMt
publication thereof is March 6. 1Bj5
N. D. BROPHY
Executor of the Estate of Annie A,
Brophy. deceased, also kt,nwn us
Annla Brophy, also known as Annie
Susie Brophy.
O. H. BENOTSON,
Attorney for the Estate,
128 E. Main St., Medford, Ore.
Older to Show (Muse.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon in and for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the instate of Daniel
B Green, sometimes known as D
B. Green, Leceaaed.
It appearing to the Court by the
petition, this day presented and filed
by Ollle Green, the administratrix
of the est a be of Daniel E Qreen.
sometimes known as D. E. Green, de
ceased, that It Is necessary to Mil
the whole of the real estate of said
decedent la order to pay the debts,
expensea, and charges of administra
tion ;
It la hereby ordered, that al per
sona Interested In aaid estate, appear
before this Court on Friday, the Uth
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day of April, 1038, at the hour of
10:00 o'clock a. m , In the Courtroom
of said Court at the Courthouse In
the City of Medford, County of Jack
eon, and State of Oregon. Then and
mere to show cause why an order
shall not be granted atd adminis
tratrix to sell the whole of aaid real
eatat at private sale.
And it u further ordered, that a copy
of this order be published for four 14)
successive wee?, prvoeaing aid day. in
the Mediord Man Tr.oune. a news-
psper of general circulation, printed
and published in aaid county.
EAHIj m. VAX, ifUOfffl.
BOOOS & BOOOfl.
Attorneys for Administratrix,
Notloa to Credit on.
In the County Court of the State of
Or eyon, in and for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Etat of Fred
W. Payne, daceaMd.
Notloa u hereby given that the
undersigned hu been appointed by
the Hon. Earl B Day, Judge of the
above entitled Court, as Execu'.rlx
of said estate, and has duly quali
fied according to law: all persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present Mme. wltti
proper vouchers and duly perl fled ac
cording to law, at the office of T W
Miles, attorney for the undersigned.
In the Jackson County Bin it Budd
ing In the City of Medford. Orecn.
within six months from the date
hereof.
Dated and flrat published March
11th. 1985 MARY E. AYNE.
Executrix of tno Estate of
Fred W. Payne, deceased
Citation
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Josephine County, in
the Matter of the Estate of Charles
M. Duncan, Deceased. To James P.
Duncan. Alice McNulty, Mnrtha I.
Dysert, A. P. Duncan (whose full
name Is Arthur Frank Duncan 1 .
Georgia Barnes, May Miller, and
Charles Swift, heirs at law of Charles
M. Duncan, deceased, and to any and
all unknown heirs of Charles M.
Duncan, deceased. If any such there
be, and to all whom It may concern.
GREETINOS: IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREOON you are hereby
cited and required to appear at the
May. 1Q35, term of the above entitled
Court on the 20th day of May, A. D..
iw-ja, a me nour oi ten o ciooit a.
m., at the County Court Room in the
Court House at Oranta Pass, Joso-
pnine county, Oregon, and then and
there show cause. If any, why an or
der should not be made for the sale
of tho renl property of said estate,
tne same being an undivided one
half Interest, or such Interest as may
appear, in and to the following real
property- the Northeast Quarter of
the Southwest Quarter, and the
Northwest Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 18, Township 87
South, Range 4 West of tho Willam
ette Meridian In Jackson County,
Oregon, together with the water
rights and ditch rights appurtenant
tnereto, appraised at a025.0O; and
that you also show cause, If any, why
said real property should not be
sold at private sale In accordance
with the terms aet forth In the Pe
tition for Sale, and why said Court
should not make and Issue such oth
er and further order and take such
other and further prooeedlnga ai are
necessary and proper In the premises.
WITNESS tho Honorable Q. W. Mat
thews, judge of the above entitled
Court, and the senl of the Court af
fixed this 28th day of March. A. D.,
1038. F. L. Coon, County Clerk and
cx-officio Clerk of the County Court.
This Citation Is published on order
of the Honorable O. W. Matthews.
Judge of the above entitled Court,
fined March 98th. 1035.
WILLIAMS ONION CROP
RUNS TO LARGE TOTAL
WILLIAMS CREEK. April I. Spl.l
Gsorgo Bparlln flnlshid marketing
the last of bis onion erop last weak,
the yield running between six and
seven tons. Mr. Bparlln raised 130
sacks on one-quarter acre.
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What Is believed one of the best
matches of the year was announced
today by Promoter Mack LtUard. who
has signed up Popular Joe Hubka,
Nebraska speed merchant, and Casey
Columbo of Italy, a recent "find,"
for one of the bouts on a double
decker card Thuraday night at the
armory.
From his first appearance here sev
eral months ago to his latest, when
he took two out of three falls from
huge Al Perelra, last week, Hubka
has been the most sought-after clean
wrestler ever to come to Medford, He
la rated one of the country's fastest
heavyweights and besides his speed
knows as many clever holds as the
big -timers.
Hubka will be outweighed by the
big, smooth-wrestling Italian, who
has only bean In the mat game IB
months, and yet looks like one of
the veterans. Before taking up wrest
ling he was a weight-lifter at the
Hollywood Athletic club and built a
pair of shoulders that are very, very
hard to pin to the mat.
Masked Marvel, much-dlsllked mys
tery man. will tangle with big Don
Wagner of Qrcgon state college in
the other half of the program. Lll
lard may flip a coin to decide which
bout will be staged first.
Wagner. ho suffered a thorough
beating at the. unmerciful hands of
the hooded one in a bout here sev
eral weeks ago that ended In a riot,
let determined to reverse the situation
this week and declares that he li go
lng to forsake clean wrestling and
give the Marvel a few pointers on
rough treatment, Wagner has been
nagging the promoter for another
chance at the mystery-man ever since
their last spectacular mix-up.
BASEBALL TALENT
Tlie first practloa session of the
year for the Medford baapball team
was held yesterday afternoon at the
high school flsld, with about 20 men.
muny of them newcomers, reporting.
Th. material looks the best In years,
according to "Booop" Puhl, manager
of tho club.
One new man, Brown, of th. aeml
pro leagn of Portland, rated on. of
th. best southpaw heavers In that
ctroult. will b on th. squad. Puhl
aaid, aa will Abbey, catcher from the
same league. Anoth.r outaldsr who
will probably sign Is Al Davis, first
base flash from Seattle.
Calvert, a catcher last year, may
take up work In the Infield, any
post there being well suited to hla
talents at fast ball handling. A pos
sible starting lineup for the first
game of the yesr, which will be
played for practice on Sunday, April
U, la AbDey at catcher, Davla on first
Relnklng on and, McLean or Calvert
at ahort. Donovan or Calvert on 3rd,
and with Sowera, Hoffard, and Hess
In the outfield. That set-up la very
indefinite, however, and new men
may break Into the picture at any
time.
BUI Courtney. Infield atar, will not
be with the club thla year, but will
play tn Portland.
A practice game will be held at
tn. school field on Holly street
Wednesday night. According to A.
v. wmnrer, preaident of the south
em Oregon league, last year, there
will be a meeting on Monday, April
9 at 9 o'clock at the Uthla Springs
hotel m Ashland for the purpose of
forming a Southern Oregon league
again this year, with Miction of offl
cers snd drawing of schedules.
Invitations to attend have been
tendered to Ashland. Or ants Pass,
Coqullle, Roseburg, Ewuana Box Co.,
and Shaw-Bertram Lumber company
of Klamath Falls, and the Klamath
town team. This will probably be
the only league meeting before the
start of the 1836 season, and those
who expect an sdvsntageous set-up
in vne completed schedule must ne-
cesssrlly be present at the meet.
According to Puhl, the Medford
club will sponsor a benefit dance at
the Dreamland hall on April 10. with
uyngea music, for the purpose of
ouying new equipment.
MAX WILL LISTEN
CHICAOO. April l.(AP World
Heavyweight Champion Max Bser
ana hla msnsger. Ancll Hoffmsn
hsd date today to do aome more
listening to what the Chicago sts.
dium haa to offer In the way of
gsiniui employment.
Any talk of championship wsr.
fsre. however, wee Just April fool
ishness to the champion. Hoffman
said lsat night title bout converse
tlon Is out of the question until
sfter April 19, If then.
"We are tied up ' with Madison
Square Oarden," he said, "snd won't
he sble to do snythlng sbout any
championship fight offers until the
Garden names a sultsbie opponent.
or our sgreement expires for lack
O co.
SEEN IN SUNDAY'S
OPENING PRACTICE
City Bowling league leaders are
closely bunched, according to figure
covering matches up to today, aa re
leased by Walter Amis, proprietor
of the Smoke House alleys. The first
five team are separated by only two
points, the Active club "Pole Cat"
leading the procession.
Team standing and schedule for
this week follow t
W.
pts.
Ji
10
10
10
9
Pols Cats ,..,.......
Paulas ..........,
Standard Roofsrs .....
Jtnnlnis Tlrt Co.
Mall Trlbuna
nutans
Al Plans Hdwa. ,
Economy Lumbar Co, ,
Elks Praia .......,.,
doll club . ........
Forest and park
Allsy Cats ..,.
Monday, April I Mall Trlkuna n.
Economy Lumbar Co.; Al Ptarta pard
ware vs. Ooif Club.
Tuesday, April J Form and Park
vs. Kittens; Pols Cats vs. Allay Oata.
Wilieiluy, April 3 Jennings Tire
Co. vs. Standard Roofers; Ra(lsa vs.
Elks Brats.
Trtursdsy Practlca games esllad
for HlHhway Barbers. Elks Brats, Da
vis Transfer, Medford entries In
Klamath Palls tournament. Several
doubles partnera will also roll trial
games. 1
The City Meat Market took two out
of three names In their bowling
match with the Hollywood orchard
crew at the Elk, elub last night.
Copra and Oroceierta mil tonight.
Hnllywund Orrherd
Brayton
IdO
Ml
ia
lis
1st
110
93
111
169
148
189
lot
lis
10,9
49
444
919
499
349
Sherwoo4
Kelly
porter ....
auenther ,
Handicap ,
139
1
lit
166
110
Tutsi 939 767 839 9449
City Meat Market
DeVoro , 180 178 169 (16
Clark ., 149 149 149 499
York .. 1SS 148 1B8 438
Crnlik 116 119 116 948
Ferguson -h 189 189 199 4KI
Handicap 110 110 110 980
Total . 919 999 971 1819
i. ...
BATES SHOOT TIE
W. W. Bates and . a. Mendenhali
tied for high plsoe at the Medford
traps Sunday with a score of 97 out
of loo shot at. Several out of town
shootors were present and partlcl
pated In the different eventa.
Iq the 60 target handicap event
Ray Coleman was high with 4? from
aa yards and Oeorga Porter second
with 49 from 90 yard. In th dou
bles event, George Jsntsar broke 19
c t of the 11 pair for high fun and
Bin Bates took second prise with 19.
At th skeet trap Hay Coleman
turned in high score when he broke
a 34.
The scores l
S. O. Mendenhali
Bill Batea ....
Ray Colsman
Dr. O. I. Low
H. E. Thornton
Geo, Janteer .
H. Crolsant
Geo. Porter ...
w. J. Terry (pro.)
A. A. Legg
Everett Brayton
L. R. Plckant (pro)
Jack Porter .........
H. H. Brown
Charles Woods
T. I. Daniels
Sam Jennings
I. R. Durno
B. L. Lageson ..
3. O. Ooble
T. K. Denial w
E. H. Lamport
John Tomlln .
0. E Bads
Fifty Targeta.
.'Twenty-five target.
At 98 Skeet,
Ray Colsman
H. L. Olaycomb
Ron DeVore .aMwm.
Geo. Jantser
Jim Moore
6. O. Mendenhali
Allan Perry M
P. Clogston .
M. Clogston ,
CARDINALS LIKED
Til
MEW TORK, April 1-(AP The
world chsmnlon St. Louis Cardinals
stsnd out today aa the choice of ma
jor basebsll experts to retain the Na
tional League pennant.
Of the 77 .ports editors and bsse
bsU writer who participated In the
ninth annual Associated Press pen
nsnt poll. 99 picked the Cardinals
to repest.
The general belief the race will be
two-team affair was adequately re
flected in the poll, for BUI Terry's
New York Giants received 91 of the
remetnlng 88 first place bsllot. The
only other elube likely to figure In
the pennant race, aa the expert, see
It. are the Chicago Cubs and tht
Pittsburg Plrstes. Four writers cast
their first plsce ballots for the Cubs
and three for the Pirate.
"Factory style" workmenshlp In
wstch snd jewelry repslrlng at the
lowest possible prices. Johnson the
Jeweler.
Cm U4 Tribune waul i
109 90
19-yd. Xdp.
-. ,,. 9T 39
99 47
ea
..... 99 94
90 99
90 49
90 94
99
,. 89
. 99
..... 84
79 37
. 99 90
....-Ma
4t
HAMMOND ENTERS
SEMI-FINALS BY
DEFEATING TEXAN
B B. Hammond edged Into the
eemt-flnala of the president's cup
golf touniamtmt Sunday at Rogue
Valley course, with a I and 1 victory
over Lionard Harding, newoorner.
from Fort Worth, Teaas. The out.
coma was somewhat of an upset, aa
Harding brought an enviable golfing
reputation with him from the south.
Hammoud played a better all-round
gams, ...
The newcomer, who la pointed to
turp, out soma hlgU-claa, golf during
the summsr, was outstanding on bis
Iron game but has as yet not found
the lay the land at the local course.
Hammond will meet Leland Clark,
who won from H. B- Kellom by de
fault. In a eeml-flnal match aoms
time before next Sunday night,
Sprague Rlegel, who defeated Archie
Mansfield Saturday, 9 and 1, will
meet the winner of a match between
H. H. Prlngle and B. L. Chlldera,
which la to be played during the.
week. The finals will probably bs
played a week from Sunday.
A new ringer tournsment stsrte
today at the club, the March event
having coma to a elosa Sunday night.
Pro Jack Hueston Is at work lining
up the results and will announe
the winner.
Many boys and girls from Junior
and aenlor high schools parttclpatad
In the Instruction elssa given Sat
urday morning by the pro, who re
ports that tho youngsters are well
satisfied with the progress they sre
making and are looking forward to
the olaae neat Saturday. Beginner!
who are Interested tn gsttlng flrst-
hsnd knowsdgs of golf from an eg
oellent Instruotor era urged to re
port far the classes. -
Oolf tlquette, care of the course
In playing and use of the different
oluba was stressed Saturday, and nest
week approach work will be studied.
BEAVERS TRIM ANGELS
5-1 IN PRACTICE GAME
VBNTUBA, Cel.. April (AP)
The Portland Beavera derived much
satisfaction here yesterday In defeat
ing last yesr's Los Angeles Const
Lsague champion, t to 1. Ed Bryan
pitched the entire game. He was
found for 11 hits, but It required
triple by Oudat, followed by an In
field out, to squeeze In the lone
Angel tally In the third, Bryan re
ceived fine support. The Beaver
tewed tip the game In the seventh
with an outburst of hitting, English's
homer driving In two ahead at him.
ii. .. . ...
Flight To Time
(Mrdrord and Jarkaon County
. History from th file of the
' Mall Trtbnn of IS and tt Teen
Ago).
TIN TEAM AGO TODAY-
April I, 1939. -
(It was Wednesday) '
Salem high defeated, M to ii, T
Torrington, Conn.. In first gams of
nstlonal high achool tournament at
Chicago.
The "Younger element1 observe
April Pools' Day, with mare gusto
then their elders appreciate.
Light frost cuse orchrdlst to
smudge.
Greters hold "frollo" at th Ar
mory before larg crowd.
Six special train will bring Na
tional Guards of state here In June
for snnusl encampment, It I an
nounced.
County elark reports 310 coyote
killed In county paat year.
TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY .
April , 1915.
(It was Thursdsy)
Centenary of birth of Bismarck
Iron chanoellor of Oermsny," ob
served throughout the world by Oer-
msns. .
Fishing season Is opened In state,
with rush of fishermen to strsam. .
Small boys and girls hold "hi
Jink' playing April Fool Jokes.
Ram deficiency for season la 11-81
tnehss, westhermsn reports.
"Curses Thsy Remerked" st th
Isls: "Th Lady of Shalott," with
Flor Finch nd Constance Tel
madge, -at the Pane.
A. L. Seabrook and R. t. Nealon
are recovering from the effect of
runaway that happened last Fri
day aa they were leaving Medford
They were driving along North River
aide when In some manner slngl
tree csme down, frightened the
horses, causing them to start full
speed. Running about two blocks th
tongue struck telephone pole bring
lng the wagon to such a sudden
top that Mr Nealon waa thrown
aome twenty feet, alighting on the
pavement, Mr. Seabrook remained
with the wagon which turned ft
someraault, pinning him beneath It
end bruising him bsdly.
(Table Rock Tablets)
ROSS HOPS FOR SEATTLE
BOUT WITH NEGRO STAR
CHICAOO, April l.-(AP) Barney
Roes, world lightweight and Junior
welterweight ohamplon. headed today
by plane for Seattle, Waah.. where
he will defend the latter title against
Henry Woods, Ysklma negro. April 9.
Phone 941 Well haul away your
(rt.ua. Clt Saoltui Seivto.