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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUTE, ArEDFORl), OREQOy, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1935. Jl f SZWW MA "J J L SPORT PROGRAMS AND FEASTS FDR Wednesday will be a festive day for the 4600 men of the Medford CCO district! A general holiday, celebrating the second anniversary of the district. Is to oe celebrated and each of the 23 camps will take ad vantage of the one-day vacation with eporta, games and special din ners. Major Clare H. Armstrong, com mander of the Medford CCC district, declared May IB a special holiday. The Park and Forest service super visors of the district entered whole heartedly Into the plan and the men will be relieved from all work pro ject for the day. The cook and K. P.e will not get a holiday, though, for they will be busy with their chicken dinners, barbecue and various other celebration menus. The Medford district wa started May 15, 1933, with the arrival here of Major Armstrong. The district had 14 camps during t!ie first period, then dropped to 10, and In the period Juat closed had 27 camps, in addition to the headquarters de tachment. Temporarily, the district has dropped to 23 camps, but at least 33 companies will be In this district during the summer and por liepa others will be added under the president's enlargement program. The district's second birthday will be celebrated In a number of ways. Evans Creek and Wlmer camps are Joining In a field day at Wlmer. Track and field sports, baseball, vol ley ball, pinochle, bridge, horseshoes and a number of other games will be enjoyed, and a steer Is being bar becued to feed the men of the two companies. At 8cuth Pork camp, Inter-barracks sports will be featured. Includ ing boxing, baseball, horseahoea and track and field events. The Bouth Fork menu la typical of the menus. for the 93 oompanlea. It includes chicken noodle soup, fried chicken and gravy, creamed mash potatoes, lettuce and mayonnaise snlad, cream ed peaa and devils food cake. Re freshment will be served In the evening and the prizes for the day's events will be awarded. An lnter-barracka baseball game, boxing, field sport, a chicken din ner, and a dance In the evening with people of neighbor' commu nities. Invited, will be on U China Tlats program. Each enmp In the district la plan ning a similar program. The Head ciunrters Detachment In Medford will enjoy a special dinner at noon end a baseball game In the afternoon. The park service, forest service and finny heads are polnlng with the chamber of commerce for a apeclal radio broadcast Wednesday noon, IE RAPIO COMEBACK (By the Associated Pre) The Angels nre coming back, or at leant giving a first cla&a Imitation of It. The team that won the Pacific Coast league pennant two years In a row and started off like the well known untouchable in 1P3S. only to drop back and let Oakland top them, are hack In second place and merely three names behind the lenders after ten atraltrht victories. They meet enventh place 8Mtt!e In the twelfth series of the season today, "Lefty" O'Doul's Seals, who until a week or so ngo were battling Jack Jllvelt'i team hard for second plare. take on Portland, while their brother Minion tackle Oakland. The Hollywood Stars, who still have not quite withdrawn from second place, take on Sacramento. G.P. COMING WEDNESDAY Twenlv-flve wmen golfm from Orants Pa are expected In Medford tomorrow to participate In the return mateh of 18 hole In the MrCnakev tournament. The looel team recently invaded the Climate city, hrlryrlnj bar a margin of four for the first 18 holes which they will keep tn the second eighteen. Close competition la expected, with the prle being the beautiful trophy awarded the winner of the aerie by H W. McCaekey. On Thursday another mixed Scotch foursome will be piyd. with E. R Driver donating a silver cocktail cup a the prlre. Stars of the Big Circus Enjoy Many Luxuries ; (Li Jf. I - 'rf jri WAX JiA I rif r Ah 3 it A ,4 v f- f J '4rjt V Aft' - Stars of the circus don't mind life on the road nowadays. Traveling with giant organization like the Al O. Barnes Wild Animal Circus In special steel railroad trains with luxurious sleeping accommodations la a far cry from the little wagon shows that bumped their way over the ough country roads several years ago. On the circus lot the leading circus performers are likewise favored. If one le lucky enough to be ushered behind the mysterious red curtains, he will see several coey tents occupied by the different families and stars. There are private dressing rooms of the performers where they can rest between shows. Many new features will be shown with the Al O. Barnes Clrcua, this year. Imported Euroean acts will include The Dazzling Burbans, The Waltlers Troupe of comedy acrobats. The Barnettl Family of riders, Mabel Stark and her tipers, Captain Terrell Jacobs and his Juntrle-bred lions, the famous Belmont Family from Eng land, The Escalante Family and The Canastrelll Troupe. Two performances will be given In Medford, Saturday, May 18, at 3 p. m. and 8 p. m., near Jackson school. The doors will open an hour earlier to permit Inspection of the gigantic trav eling zoo. BOWLING Paotd by Al Hnen wlio rolled 354 171 nd 104 for a total of 924. the Mall Tribune garnered three polnte In their City Bowling league nintrh with the PUhe team laal evening at the Smoke lloune. At the aame time the Jennlrga Tire quint rolled over the Economy Lumbermen by the name aedre. Mall Tribune R. Prultt 103 163 104 MO Feriiuaon 114 170 200 03 Murray 11)1 147 100 524 Hagen . 354 17(1 104 (124 Baylor 173 177 180 530 Total 035 B42 038 274,) IMche Ihliv. Co. A. Plrhe 14(1 211 115 472 B. Plclie 0(1 187 129 302 Powell 113 135 IBS 434 llcone ..... 1B8 154 152 402 Tonl 123 145 158 4211 Hlindlcnp 04 84 04 2H3 Tot-al 758 008 834 2408 Jennlne Tire Co. Oreene. B. ..... 178 148 103 817 Tye 120 110 137 378 N. Newlnnd .... 184 188 185 8;I5 Prultt. W 142 178 150 47D Jenntnga 120 180 188 477 Total 731 811 813 2375 frnnomy l.hr. To. River. 143 140 138 410 Orvene 183 133 138 4.M Ca. Overmeyer 134 144 103 4t)5 Mr-Connie . . ... 141 118 OH 353 Crt. Overmeyer 144 137 138 437 Handicap 51 81 fll 13 1 Total 707 741 784 2302 Bulldog Jackson Pinions Watkins PORTLAND. May 14. (,!', nul!do Jarkfton put Barnacle Bill Wntk'.ne through a punlnhlng miirkout h9n laat nlKht to win ivo etratght falll In 20 mlnutea. Other reaulta: Rod Fer.ton defeated Johnny tA Rue: Iirry Tillman won from 111 Sharnian; Dickie Trout beat Stacey Adama, Softball League IMonrrr 111 PENDLETON. Ore. May 14 (AD The condition of Judgs Stephen A Lowcll, 74. pioneer attorney, remain ed rrltlrui trh-iny a he fulled to make progre.w niter havum itiiUerfd a par alytic stroke lM Btiturdny while at tending a funeral V Mall Tribune want ads. Renultd Yesterday Elks, 19; 20-SO Club. 1(1. JennlnKii Tire, fl; Union Oil. 9 On men TontRht Lamport" v. rMo!n. Jennirtgi. Tire vs. standard Roofero Wednt'Mluy Office IV iv vs ImpnrO. Jenlniv Trr T5. FJk. In a brother -.tliiM -brother pitch ing Nitt'.e. Ray single,-' Jennni: Tire outfit drfentcd brother Hudvs I'nlon Oil team 8-2 last nl:ht, moviiva the T.re outfit into petition whe.e they are pr.tetifrtlly a-sined Hie league pennant. From their prv now with even ms and no defe.it. ttiey should C4iwt throuiih tijetr R.ime tv. night with the Ptan.inrd R.-mfera but meeting totwhrr ori(v:ion frn. the E'ka tomnrmw. i A poatpnned uanie. with Snider'. the one thit the Offli-e LVvn, who loat 1 ,-TT to Jennlnca rriday afe- aeven Jtra!(iht win. re allent!y hlnjt w'll HOWTHEV STAND. (By the Asaoclatcd Preaa) National W. L. Pet. New York 12 8 .687 Brooklyn 14 8 .838 Chicago 12 7 .832 St. Louis 12 10 .545 Pittsburgh 11 13 .458 Cincinnati 0 13 .400 Boston - 6 14 .300 Philadelphia 8 13 J78 Amrrlran W. L. Pet. Thlcaro 14 8 .700 Cleveland - 11 8 .847 Boston 12 0 .571 New York 11 0 .550 Washington 11 0 .550 Detroit 0 11 .450 St. Louis 8 14 .263 Philadelphia 8 14 .283 No Const leaKUo games yesterday. IDAHOANS WHITEWASH WASHINGTON STATERS PULLMAN, Wash.. May 14. AP) The University of Idaho bnscball tenm tururd the tables on the Washington State Cougars yesterday by winning, 7 to 0. In the third anu of the se ries. The Coinnra had won the first two. Hill Dhick of Malm allowed but three hits. STATE BASEBALLERS GRAB DIVISION LEAD CORVALLIS, Ore. May 14. (API A home run carnival at the expense of ihr University of Washlmrton Hus kies yesterday i;:ive the Oregon State basHmil tram the lead In the north ern division of the Pacific Coast con ference. The Beavers won, 31-4. Use Mall Tribune want ads. MAZE OF FOIL'S S "Hooeler" Hoff&rd, pilot of the Med ford Rogues, Is anxlou to get to the top of the Southern Oregon baseball league. In fact he's so anxious that he has opened negotiations w?th three new big-time pitchers, one of whom he say he la going to ue to blast the league-leading Grant Pa Mer chants off the peak of the clxcut In the two game scrlea which open at the Climate city next Sunday. The Merchant will Invade thla city the following Sunday. Prom out of flock of telegrams Hoosler picked three names today which he says belong to three of the bet chuckera available on the coast They are Don McP'adden, who Is pitching for the University of Oregon nine; Tread way Chtlds, state leaguer and also hurler for Monmouth Nor- (Contlnued from Page One.) the witness stand In a regular mon ner." During the course of the cross ex amination of Attorney Enrlght, who has a claim of (600 for attorney fees, Rhoten of Fehl's counsel declared: "I object to this witness (Enrlght) Injecting Insinuations Into his testi mony. He Is saying everything he can think of prejudicial to this defend ant." Fen Not Ho Glum Pehl, not as glum as on his first day's return to the city of the tur moil he fostered with the aid of L. A. Banks, penitentiary lifer, smiled broadly at the Incident. Attorney Enrlght, In his testimony. declared he had represented Pehl In mal, and Ira Manuel, southpaw, of many legal actions for which he had San Francisco, formerly with th Sacramento Senators. Hoffard la sure of having one of them on the Medford mound next never received compensation and de nied that printing of legal notices and Job printing by Fehl's plant off set his feces. Counsel for Fehl lntt- Sunday, but he figures on keeping mated In their questions that Fehl both He, the youngster speed ball artist, and Prltchett, who is working his firing arm Into shape. ! had paid for legal services with ad ! vertlslng and commercial printing. Attorney Enrlght, on leave from the county jail where he Is serving a 90-day sentence for drunken driving conviction, to appear In the present action, said he represented Fehl In many legal activities and "there was hardly a term of court In which Fehl was not a litigant. County Has Claim Jackson County, through Deputy District Attorney Oeorge W. Keilson, will present Its claim for 91104 un paid taxes and $3800 for costs of Fehl's trial at Klamath Fall on a change of venue. The claim of Kelly & Kelly, attor neys, for 92000, for legal services over a period of years tn five criminal libel actions and an election contest, and the original Niedermeyer, Inc., suit, and Fehl's counter suit, occu pied most of yesterday's hearing. Documentary evidence. Including lettera written by Fehl since his so journ In state prison, were Intro duced. Attorney Kelly testified that after he had represented Fehl In the Nie dermeyer, Inc., suit and successfully carried an appeal to the state su preme court, Fehl announced his dls dlcharge as counsel and alleged the high court appeal was taken without authority. Attorney Kelly testified the appeal was taken on a contingent fee. Legal Business Heavy Methods employed by Fehl In the maze of legal maneuvering were brought out during the testimony and it was alleged that ha had rep resented to Ted Heimroth of Griffen Creek and J. B. Thomas of Ashland, who rendered financial aid, that he owned the entire business block on Sixth street when he only owned an interest In the Pacific Record-Herald building thereon: that he hsd trans ferred the 15,000 Judgment In the Parr libel suit to his mother-in-law, Corlnthla E- Btalley. and had cllamed a half Interest in the Holly theater building for promotion, real estate sales and work as construction fore man. The case is based on an award made to Fehl by a state supreme court decision amounting to between A6500 and $6000 against Niedermeyer, Inc. They are ready to pay and the Interpleader waa filed by them to determine to whom the money should be paid. The claims filed are double the amount of the Judgment. Heimroth and Thomas, who ren dered financial aid In the sura of 15400 on a note, seek a title to the Pacific Record-Herald building; Jack son county seeks $1104 unpaid taxes and $3900 trial cost bill; Attorney Enrlght $600 attorney's fees, and Kelly & Kelly $2000 attorney fees. It Is expected that the hearing win be concluded late today. MAY SALT SEE US NOW FOR Your HAY SALT Requirements Special price in lots of 500 lbs. or more F. SAMSON CO. 229 N. Riverside -- AT HYATT LAKE Frank Rector of Medford. who yes terday made the trip from thl clcv to Hyatt lake In an hour and a half, report that the road Is In the best shape he he ever seen It at this time of year. The road Is dry and smooth, he state, with only one or two mud holes, easily negotiated In low gear. There 1 some enow on the shel tered slope, but most of It la now gone, he Indicates, but the lake t not as full a he expected. However, the water now fills the lake to nearly half-full, a good third more than was registered at this time laat year Crapples are taking the hook nlcelv there. Rector states, but to get good baa fishing, boat ts required. According to state police, the road to Fish lake should be open by Sat urday, with several Medford fisher men reporting record takes thera over the week end, after a walk of a mile and a half. Blended Whiskies RICHARDS' TENNIS DAYS ARE ENDED May 14 (AP Vln tennis playing a ays NEW YORK, cent Richards' are over. The former Davis cup player, a professional since 1926, suffered In juries In an automobile crash m week that spell the end of tourna ment competition for him. still in a hospital at Bronxvllle. Richard philosophically accepted the sltuntlon. "The ulna bone is smashed," he said, pointing to his bandaged right arm. "There was a triple fracture above the wrlat and there can never be any rotation motion tn the wrist again." Richards. 33. ha been a topflight performers In American tennis, ama teur or professional, nearly 20 years. Scores Yesterday American League At St. Louts. 1: Ronton, 2. At Detroit. 3: New York. 0. Philadelphia at Chicago; postponed Washington at Cleveland; postponed. National League At Boston, 1; Cincinnati. S. At Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, 3. At New York. 3; St. Louis 3 InntngM. At Philadelphia 1: Pittsburgh, SALEM. Ore., May U (AP) Gov ernor Martin today reappointed John F. Allen of Cur va uts to the state boara oi pharmacy for a five-year term. Lawnmowers: Sharpened. Phone 301. Medford Cyclery. 3S N. 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