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Newspaper Page TextAGE FIVE HAT YOU kWi Classified FOR EASY RE F ERE MCEjI WA.KVUQ H.UUV MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKU, OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1935. Read every ed o" thU pass. Vou wlU probably find el actly the thing you want to buy or sell. If It Un t there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. Per word first Insertion (Minimum Z5c) Each additional Insertion, DM word ' J6C ..lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy chanses Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND POTTND Pair classes. Owner may have by identifying same and pay ing lor aav. -itiouuc oii.ce. LOST Gold brooch on Central Ave. or West Main St. Please leave at Tribune office. LOST It dog missing, call 1616 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man to take charge of clothing and gents' furn.shlnss deDt. Onlv man with experience in ' these lines need apply. Give ae and phone number In first letter, vox 6031, Tribune. WANTED 'Man for outside sales Ex perience In Electrics! Refrigeration and Radios essential, ftood propo sition to right man. Write Box 6032, Tribune. " WANTED FEI" LE HELP YOUNG woman, neat, congenial, be tween 25 and 30, for llsht house work, man find son. in country home. Good woges- Box 5983. Trib une. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Experienced pour pickers Rnsc and Anious. Monday. Sept. 2. Anderson, Fair Oaks Orchard. Tel. 371-Y before 7 a. m. or after 7 p. m. WANTED Have furnished room or apartment In attractive private home for teacher near Senlorhl?h j school. Breakfast furnished if de- t sired. Box 5911, Mail TrMune. WANTED Ambitious people to tirn ! iM.ant- IH1. hnura Intst hiwv nnV- i 1 days through business training Day or Evening and Home Study Cours es In Junior and Senior work. Fail - term opens September 16. Medford Business College. OWN. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS GENTLEMAN like to accompany someone driving to San Franclo. Help drive. Share expenses. Phone 809. WANTED Room and board In homo for father and seven-year-old boy. Phone 445-Y. WANTED By adult?, employed, 5 room well furnished modern house. Close In. WlU be permanent If rea sonable. Box 6307, EMPTY furniture van returning from Phoenix. Ariz, about Sept. 6th wants load from there or way point. Tel. 615. Hawley Transfer. WANTED Mohair. Shear your goat. Prices good. J. J. Osenbrugge. HAVE YOUR Furniture reupholstered. refinlshed. reglued by Thtbault. Phone 969-R for estimate WANTED We pay caJD tot tiousenoia goods furniture and tovea We also ouy metala tiMes. pelt wool md mo hair MEUfORD BAHOAIN HOUSE, 37 N Orape 9t Phone 1062 WAN'l'ED Heifei calves Write ftuoy Sob u la Bent i e Oregon WANTED Bet-I cattle veal, lambs, and pastue J J Osenbme FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 1017 West 10th St Six room unfurnished home, hardwood , floors, fireplace, nice back yard. 130 inc. water. Charles R. Ray. Realtor. Medford BIclg. Phone 302. FOR RENT 5 roo m modern ho use . garden, fruit and attractive tnmitr t 721 AlOtrr At FOR RENT 4 room funvshed house. 3 ml. out. Perrydsle. Phone 790-Y. J;OR REN'l Hvtmes furuisned jt unfurnished Brown ol Whlt FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOH RENT 3 room furniiOed upper apartment near courthouse. In quire W. F. Campbell, 804 E Main. FOR RENT Larae cool apt. radio and sleeping porch 518 So Oskdale. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RE."T Thrre rorm and bath partly furnlnned apartm? m. Pri vate entrance. Garnae Op"oite hitrh achool. Bio Viuth O.dale .Ve. FOR RENT Sleeping room 325 60 Riverside. ' ATTRACTIVE rtm 4 4 d (rap pFOR RENT ROOM BOARD RX A SO N A B LE . 204 So. C-iral KArU rtajQ4Di at 710 sV iUiA. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS T-Pr- i, and nrlvlle. to cook In home or will rent home furnished. 109 w. Main. FOR RENT Oarage. 1-car, half blook from courtnouse. no mure.. GREEN (Mature for rent. Helen Her bert. Route 4. 80 ACRES of pasture for rent. W. 0. Mee. Applegste. Oron: FOR RENT Floor aander. For Sale Tree props, tree prop hook. Econ omy Lbr. Co., Phone 694. FOR RENT Business location room 16x50 Will remodel to iuit tenant Apply Mall Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE High class, strict ly modern, suburban town home, clear. Will exchange for desirable Medford property, clear, or will as sume, or pay cash difference. Box 5825. Mall . Tribune. VERY desirable town property locat- j ed In the heart of San Joaquin val ley, Modesto, cal., traae lor yioy erty In or near Medford. Will as sume. Give description. P. O Box 252, Medford. FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE SISKIYOU HEIGHTS NEW HOME Automatic oil heat. 6 rooms, batn, 3 rms. extra lange; fine view, cement basement, floored unfinished attic. Priced below cost. No trade-in. Open daily 2-5 p. m. 1819 Bast Main St. WE have a very carefully built mod ern bungalow. In ft beautiful set ting with fine shade trees, and commanding a wonderful panoram ic view of the valley for sale at a real sacrifice price. We will be glad to show you ti-la If you are inter ested In taking advantage of the present low market price. We feel assured that the price of good real estate is on the up-grade, and now la the time to get that home. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors 104 W. Main t FOR SALE By owner fl room strictly ! modern house, basemont. furnace. . beautiful lawn, trees and shrubbery. Double garage. Owner leavin? town ! 1218 West Main. Phono 290-W. J HOUSES FOR 3A1 B OR RENT Jackson county uuuauig ot iau Ass'a Phone 194 HAVE several high-class home prop erties in Oold Hill Central Point Medford, AshLnd. foi sale on rent, al basis or trade Tor Portland prop erty. Big reductlun Tor cosh, bee or write E N. Stldd. 40 OnrUte Ashland. Ore. WHEN rou think ol real estate think of Brown A White 100 ACRES, well Improved, stocked and equipped, close to Meedford; some cash or Income property. Bal ance long time, low Interest. C. A DeVoe, 523-J-2. FOR EXCHANGE WANTED Trade car or shakes. 132 S. Riverside. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE1? CHEV. Town sedan. New air wheels, trunk, small mileage. A real bar gain at $54500. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth MODEL T touring car with license. Cheap. Also set work harness. Cen tral Point Trading Post. LIGHT trailer, good condition. Route 1, Box 142. Phone 7-F-13. i932 BUICK SEp AN, with many ex tras. Original finish, like new. Per fect in every detail. Must be aeen to be appreciated. Priced to sell. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Riverside. Phone 102 Bulck - Ponttac GOOD USED CARS Reduced Prices Trade and Terms 1933 Plymouth 6 DeLuxe sedan, si demounts. 1934 Plymouth coupe. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe regular te don. 1930 Ford "A" 2 -do or sedan. 1932 Packard 8 DeLuxe sedan. 1935 Chrysler 6 sedan. 1929 Cadillac sedan. 1929 Essex Challenger town sedan. 1911 Harley-Davidson motorcycle. 1929 Old.smobile roadster. Several other cheaper used cere to choose from. ARM8HRONG MOTORS, Inc. 88 N. Riverside Tel. 18 SALE OR TRADE for good car, Gra ham truck, l'j tons, good cab. good tires In perfect shape. Idea body for fruit or general haulm.; E. L. Nledermeyer, Rt. 1. Box 866. Grants Pass, Ore. '29 CHEV. coach with Karl-Keen trunk, good rubber and looks well. Priced rUiht. Eakln Motor Co., Hud son dealer. 1933 GMO 2-3 ton truck. Brand new. Dual performance rear sxei and all the latest Imp rovements. We are orierin? this lor sale at e substan tlal discount. SKINNER'S OARAGE Buick - Pontlac I 143 So. Iverstde. Phone 103 1831 HUDSON sedan. Our mechanic have thoroushly reconditioned tnls motor. The tires are like new. Body refinlshed. A qusllty car at a spe cial price. SKINNER'S OARAOB 143 So. Riverside Phone 103 Bulck - Pontlac 35 TERRAPLANE eedan. demonstra tor. B g discount, new car guaran tee. .i!tin Motor Co., Hudaon deal- USED CARS AND TRUCKS tail r-rd V-8 pickup, like new. Ford V-8 dual whrel trjei. 1P31 Ford coupe, nice shfcpe. Several uh?r. all mJt?. SANDERSON MOTOR CO 1934 Plymouth Sedan - 00 p:vmouth Sedan :. 845 00 lt!4 Cliev. truck, with Job. 1934 Studebakey - 843 00 J. J. OSE.VBRUOOB 132 S. Riverside FOR SALE Dcxlze tourln 14 00. S'ar rvilrery 145 00. Ry s Markc: Talent. , rOit SALE Grar.am tr'Kk Wll! :u i part s-vtd or ,aoor. Pao&e I3i3-W u;3 W U.ath, I FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Hudson sedan with car- tent and camp outnt. .15U 00 casn Phone 067 or 832-R. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Young Whit Muscovy ducks. L. A. Salade, Central Point. Phone 18-X-3. RED PULLETS 0c. Frank Howell, Lozler Lane. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK I FOR SALE Sound gentle horse aultable for women or cnuoren. 203 Mountain Ave, Ashland, Ore. 2nd house below 8. P. tracks. cmD bai.v wAani. nlcr. Finn stock. Harry Furch, Medford. Phone 1298. FOR SALE A-l fresh oow. Gardner, Talent, Ore. FOR SALE 12 head stock cattle. In quire Wayne Doaks, Trail, Oregon. FOR SALE purebred Shropshire ram. L. A. Salade, Central Point. FOR SALE Child's riding pony. In quire Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Good kitchen range, $35.00; Heatrola, (25.00: washing machine. 630.00; buffet, $12.50. In quire 126 S. Grape St. TUSCAN clings ripening fast at Wal nut mere. Get yours soon. E. E. Foss, Talent. FOR SALE Bicycle. 109 W. Main. FOR, SALE Icebox. 50 lb. capacity. Cheap. 1012 Queen Anne. Tel 148-j. CORN Golden Bantam: tomatoes. 50c lug. .2 miles west on J'VUle Highway. B. E. Ford. FOR SALE Elberta and Carmen peaches. Ready for canning. Chas. E. Gray, Gold Hill. ALMOST new beautiful walnut ex tension dining room table with six chairs. Sell for Va price. Call 2-5 p. m. 1619 E. Main St. FOR SALE Crawford, clings, Elber ta. Mulr peaches. C. C. Clemens, 303 Vancouver, phone 1016-L. BARGAINS in used electric washers. Hubbard Bros. FOR SALE Italian prunes. Tel. 7-F-4 TOMATOES, l"io lb. a ml. west on Jacksonville Hwy. B. E. Ford. ELBERTAS and Mulre at Olson's. Close to Wing Orchard. DEER rifle bargAlns. Buy now at low prices. $7.50 to $27.30. Ammunl. tlon. tents, sport shoes, clothing. A good stcelhcad rod $4.85. conw out sometime, curia Sport Shop. 317 North Riverside. FOR SALE Fruit Jars. Ph. Mrs. stone. 161B-J FOR SALE Orchard equipment: lad ders, picking pails, props, etc. L. A. Salade. PETITE prunes lc lb., you pick 'em. UaC lb. picked. Orchard Just north of power house. Gold Ray Dam. CANNING peaches. Get your now. Tllley'a. 113 North Front. PEACHES by the box or by the ton. 38 Myrtle St. Phone 410-L. KENTUCKY Wonder string beans 3c lb. L. P. Christian, ii mile south on Kings Highway. FOR SALE Bmdshaw plums. O. V. Myers. Tel. 258-J. CANNING TOMATOES, lo lb. W. H. Penlnger. 3 miles north Central Point. Pacific. Highway. MUIR and Elberta peaches ready now. Geo. Alford. LOGANS canning tomatoes now ready 50c per hundred and up. Stewart Ave. Phone 4-F-13. FOR SALE Peaches. 6 or B tons Just beginning to ripen. Phone your order now for these fine non-lrrl- g-ated Elbertas and Mulra. Ouches Or chard. Phone 857-L. ELBERTAS Heady for canning. C. E. Rose. HAVE VOUR Olo Washer repaired l Reasonable prices Pica's Hardware SACKS 20.000 sacks nn h.nrf Mn 2'8. See us before you buy. ford Bargain House FOR SALE Used sacks Across street from Montgomery Ward's. HAVE new wringer rolls Installed In your old washer Any make avail able. Bargain prlcea this month only. Picks' Hardware. TOMATOES 1 cent lb. Also peppers, cantaloupes and potstoes. Blanken hlp. ml. west Central Folnt. FOR SALE Peaches. 0. H. Hofbeck Phont 81-J-3. TOMATOES lo lb. Cantaloupes 35c doe. Weeping willows, Lozler Lane FOR SALE Cooklnj upples. Phone FOR SALE New O. E Battery Charger $22.50: Twin Motorcycle $40; wheels tightened $1 00. Frees Garage, 801 North Central! Phone 1388. C93N'r S",n' NW 0rP' Phn FOR SALE Or lion giaae Jar, with new lid noo per dos, Ceroid J Parker. 613 So Riverside TOR SALE Italian prime Younz. Siewftrt Ave. Geo CVCUMBKRS' fresh each day. Doe. 1700 Pnine itwt. Mrs. FOR BALR-italian prune.. 7-P-M after 6:00 p. m. P.lonc MISCELLANEOUS PERMANENT at Prevost't s'-To? ti 43. cor. Oakdale at 10th Ph. 7a7. BUSINESS CHANCES OPPORTUNITY fimsll ciplt! will t you up in n!' ns-i rvry buelnev: low rent; nr rew Fd ial bufidlnrt Ait: nlc 'ixirs. Ch:p. See V. T. T.-U.11, Re-3-ooi Hotel. 0:I.-4 Pb&. Ol. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstrnrtt,. JAIKSON CO. AitsruAci co. Abstract of Title and nti insurance rne inly complete Title System in Jackaon County. MURKA X ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ol rule Rooms 8 and 5 No 3 North Uentral Are. upstalra. Expert window Cleaners. LEI GEUKllE IX) n ri lll'J D..,eA .lunln, flivw WAZl TiQ OC1 ental run cleaning and uphulstertog Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 150 to 300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Auto: also Cars Refinanced Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. 8 157. See W. E- Thomas. 45 So Cen tral. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prtoee right 619 North Riverside Phone 616 Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOC Al and long distance aaullnn Furni ture moving, etc Reasonable rates Tel 833 F E Samson Co. EADS TRANSFER & STORAf IE CO -Office 1016 No Central Phone 315 Prices fight Servioe guaranteed Plnno and Oiiltar instruction- FRED ALl"ON HAKH'l lSf del oJ Piano and Steel Guitar Son wri' Ing service Studio il8 Libe-j Bulidm Medford Ore LEGAL NOTICES Not lee. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Milton S. Janes, Deceased. notice la hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the above named decedent has llled here in her final report and account and that wedneiinv, October J, 1935. at ten o'clock a. m. st the Courthouse In the City of Medford, In said coun ty, has been fixed by the above named court as the time and ple.ee for hear ing objections to said final aocount and for the examination and allow ance thereof. Dated August 31, 1035. MARTHA B. JANES. Administratrix. Notice of Sheriff's Hale By Virtue of an execution In fore closure duly Ijwued out of and under the seal of"' the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the Coun ty of ' Jackson, to me directed and dated, on the lflth day of August. 1935. In a certain suit therein, where in City of Medford. a municipal cor poration, as Plaintm. recovered judg ment against the defendant, Mabel D. Simmons, for the Mim of One Thousand Ninety (H090.00) Dollars, together with Interest thereon at the nue of 6ri per annum from July 1, 1027. until paid, the further sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Doll-irs. attor ney's fees, and costs and disburse ments to be taxed, which Judgment was enrolled and docketed In . the Clerk's Office of said Court on the 10th day of August. 1935. Notice In Hereby Oivcn. that, pur suant to the terms of said execution, I will on the 21st diy of September, 1935. at 10 o'clock. A. M. at the front door of the Courthouse, In the City of Mediord, Jackson County. Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bid der, to satisfy said Judment. together with the costs of this sale, subjcit to redemption as provided by iaw. all of the right, title and Interest that the aald defendant. Mabel D. Simmons, had on the 22nd day of July 1927, or now haa, In and to the following de- Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Idle talk i. Oo furtively S. Witnessed 11. Be the matter with 18, Linger 14. Article of apparel 16. Ooli club 17. Archi'il lias- sngewuy 19, alntiey Riven for service HQ, Cry of a sheep Kl. Pain 23. Conjunction lit. &1 ems the desires Ot 27. Dessert 28. Minute particle tO. Scrutinize II. Paid publlo notice Solution of Saturday's Puzzle rm H. Enliven !.. -Italian river its. Ilepn 37. Fodder Pit 88. liy R9. Pledged faith 41. Down; prfli it. Certain 43. Lift 45. Viisort eollooj. 4S. Turn aside 4S. Cherry rolor 61. Ooddese Of dawn fix. Mistake 54. Automobflt fiR. Mnlstn ff, .Shahby: eolloq. 87. Aperture u a needle DOWN 1. Roam about I, Manner p a rfatsr"Ta1g A L Qi'jAL I te X E jjjj'V 1 A TB RjjVT E IN P ais sWt o pMkTv e r rTjApfp E N lNlAT I V E A In eIarMdIo ppN E w fWs enjatTITs JL lis s j X y MadirMa n o n e1ggp1y1r1el1en1e 7 5 I 14- Ts 2 7 fo -M o S '6 7s Ml 21 .'fi ''; 3 3Z 33 ;f:. 34 "35 "3 3a - .' .. , . A. .. . 43 44 , 45 ,.. ',, ; ''', ',''',- U L J I L.I., I ! 1 , 1 I scribed property, situated In the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wit: Lot 3. Block 1, Riverside Subdi vision to the City of Medford, Ore gon. Dated this 10th day of August. 1935. SVD 1. BROWN. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Jackson County, Oregon. By HOWARD GAULT. Deputy. HERB OWENS HERE WAY 10 TEXAS Herb Owen, popular boxing and wrestling promoter In Portland, and promoter here for several year be fore leaving for the north In 1932. wa & Medford visitor Friday night en route with Mr Owen to El Paso, Texas, on a vacation. "I've had 180 straight weeks of fighting In the north," Owen said last night, "and I finally thought I need ed ft vacation. I told the boys to go fishing. Jumped In the car, and here we are." While In Medford. Owen promoted the Belanfjer-OGrady boxing mitch that drew the largest number of fight fans ever to turn out here up to that time. Friday night he compli mented Mack Li Hard, present pro moter, on the quality of the cards be ing presented here, and reminisced on Mack's own fighting days, when he knocked out most of the better men In hi class In the northwest Owen and Llllord were perfecting plana to bring many of the leading middle weights of the const to Med ford, including Lord Lindsdowne. Rod Fen ton, Bulldog Jackson, Del Kunkle, and others. Those fighters are proving wonderful drawing cards In Portland. HOW THEY STANJDL By the W. L. PC. San Francisco 44 32 .579 Missions - 44 94 .564 Portland - - 3 34 .858 Seattle 41 35 .5y9 Los Anpeles - 30 38 .506 Oakland 3fi 42 .462 Sacramento 34 44 .436 Hollywood 28 50 .369 o W. U PC St. Louis 77 47 .621 New York 78 4(1 .613 Chicago 78 61 -8U6 Pittsburg 74 66 .669 Philadelphia 64 71 .433 Brooklyn 68 68 .460 Cincinnati . 68 73 .43U Boston 33 91 .266 Amerlran. W. L. PC. Detroit - 81 44 .648 New York - - 72 62 .681 Cleveland 64 69 .620 Boston 64 01 .6114 Chicago - 62 60 .608 Philadelphia - 61 70 .421 Washington cBl 73 .411 St. Louis 49 76 .396 PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. J. Wi Market observers today noted thr.t the wcatern Oregon peach crop Is ol the finest quality ever known here. Is well graded and of liberal volume except for early Crawfords. Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Help 11. Vary email 18. Contend II. Produce SO. Bait of hydro. bromlc acid HI. Separate 21. Apple Juice 33. American general 5, Diminish toward point it. Breathe loudly In sleep Zl. One Indefl nltely 29, Mnscuilne it. Oil of rose petals it. as far as 3d. Mntt sensitive II. Hardened volcanie fflsss froth 40. Inrioaures for bees 42. Term of address 44. Dry 4&. Kxrssdlnilr 46. Htltfh 4T. Misery 48. Pood flb 49. Uttar 10. P. fore 63. Note of the scale I. Cheerful or Joyous 4. Small distance t. Thick black liquid 0, Bon of Judab T. Russian sea a. Old musical Instruments 9. Pertaining to bodies at rest CLARK, BENTLEY FINALISTS pi win through; BITTER IN SEMI-FINALS!! Mrs. Thnmnsnn Mrs. Wnnri t Finalists in Women's Play Southern Oregon Cham- pionship Fine Golf Seen: I Out of a field of 100 of the beat amnteur golfers ever assembled for a southern Oregon championship goH tournament. Leland Clark of Meiford and H. B. Bentley of Ash land, both favored sli.ee the opening drive as rivals for the 1035 crown, j shook off two other colorful title- j feekers yesterday in the bitterly con- tested semt-Iinals, and were matched today in a 30-hole grind for the honor of having the seventh name engraved on the silver champion ship loving cup. With the end of the seml-flnals came elimination of Ecldle Simmons, youthful title defender, who put everything he had Into hla mnttfk with Bcntley and lost becnuse u was not quite enough; and Leonard Harding, newcomer from Texas, who lost to Clark (n an exhibition ol some of the finest gaff seen in the seven-year history of the tourney. Close Play Fent urea. It was a lineup of four popular, talented golf stars who teed off yes terday morning and whic lever way the matches might have come out the gallery would have been satis fled. The matches were both so close that It waa no surprise when the winners turned in their cardit any thing could have happened during .he last few tight places In both 01 the IB-hole testa. The same keen competition fea tured the semi-finals of the Indies' championship flight, in which Mrs. J. C, Thompson and Mrs D. R. Wood, rivals for several yenrs, emerged as opponents in todays final bracket. Mrs. Thompson eliminated Mrs. r. O. Bunch one up at the 18th hole. and Mrs. Wood eliminated Mrs. Scott Hamilton of Grants Pass, 0 and ft Both matches were good, but are expected to be far eclipsed by the final 36-holo contest today, wnicn Is considered anybody's. In the Indies first flight, Miss Georgia Cowdln of Grants Pass eliminated Mrs. R. W. Myera of Oak land, a and 3. for the right to enter the finals of that flight today against Mrs. George Codding. Mrs. Codding eliminated Mrs. Hal McNalr of Ash land. B and 0. Pur Takes Uniting;. Old Man Pnr took a terrific ham mering from both Bentlcy and Sim mons. The young 1934 champ turned In a performance that would hove been creditable In any tournament. but with youthful earnestness he put his whole being Into every swing. losing a trifle of his usual free ana easy style, which, had It not been pinched, possibly would have put him through on top. Edd'.e waa plainly worried, and had right to be, for alongside of him waa one of the most provoklngly unerring golfers he has ever been up against. Bentley shot "only" ft 78 in tho qualifying round, but for several days he had been teaaing the hlgn 60s, and was up to hl old tricks in the crucial tilt with Simmons. The first break of thft match came to the Ashland man when Eddie hooked one into the woods on No 4, hitting a tree on the recovery shot. That boosted his score to five strokes before he round the cup. Bentley took the hole with ft three to climb up ona notch In the two down margin that Simmons plied up In the first three holea. With ft par performance on No. 6, the AshlBnder squared the match. They halved the sixth with birdies apiece, Bentley won No. 7 with ft birdie three, they both took three on No. 8, and Eddie won No. 0 to turn the corner still all square. ltcnllMy Takes Lead. Both driven were on the green on No. 10, but Bentley played paat a stymie to win the hole and go one up. He incrnased the margin to two up on No. 11 with a four, and they halved tho short No. 13. Eddie hooked another one Into the rough, which cost him No. IS. and Beniley climbed to ft dangerous three-up margin. Bentley hooked his next tci fthot, but made a good re covery, and they halved No. 14. The Ashlander got off ft beautiful drive on No. 16, and waa on In two. with Simmons lying badly on the side Of ft bunker on his second "hot, Eddls muffed the difficult recovery and Bentley took a four to win the match, 4 and 3. with his score hovering one over psr. While this mstch was In progress, Clsrk and Harding were sticking their china down and playing to win in the other half or the semi finals. Both had trouble at th start, but they smoothed out Into a game that saw mora tips and downs than an amusement park roller coaster before Clark trlck'ed the pellet Into the 17th to win. 2 up. Harding, one up at the end ot , the third, sunk a long putt en No. 4 for ft birdie two, to go two up. Clark won No. 5 with par, they halved No. , and Clark took No, 7 to square ,he match, Hording took No. fl with par to put himself one up as they rounded the turn, halv ing the ninth wth psrs ap!". Square on 1". Doth axaln took pitra on the tenth and eleventh, but the malTl came out all square m No. 19 wh.n i Clara took the hole with e three. CONTESTS' They halved the 13th, and thereafter i both players put every lota of their j concentration into their work, each i stroke counting dearly. j Clark got off a long true drive on No. 14, and although Harding's second shot looked like a cinch par, Clark placed the ball 10 Inches from the pin and won the hole with birdie three to go one up. Both gvod tee shot on the 15th, but second shot edged, the cup for concedeu par. Harding, to whom close competition In important tour- namenta la an old story, came though with a 20-foot sloping sldchlll putt tor birdie three square the match. Clark Goes L'p. They followed each other onto the ful strokes, but Leland sunk a slx- foot putt for a birdie to go one up again. Both tee shots found the fairway on No, 17, with Harding away. Hla second shot hit the green but skid ded too far, putting a bunker be- I tween him and the pin. Clark's sec ond shot was safo on the green and 15 feet short. The veteran Texan j pitched over the bunker to within j 10 feet of the cup. but miased the sloping putt, ana ciarK two-puiieo for a safe par to win the match Clark finished one over par. needing par on No. 18 for a 33 for the second nine. Quarter finals of the champion-1 ship flight Sunday morning flaw elimination of several golfera from out of town who put In strong bids early In the tournament, but could not stand up against the pick of the local field. Leland Clark eliminated 'Dr. B. G. Barkwell of Ashland, 3 and . by taking the first three holes and halving all the rest through the 10th. Leonard Harding defeated Cecil Stevens of Portland, who has entered the tourney twice, in a close match that ended two up for the local golfer. Harding waa one up at the turn and maintained! that lead dur ing most or the contest. Eddie Simmons eTmlnated Bob Near of Eugene, ft favorite of the gallery, by shooting a brilliant par 30 on the first nine to have Near six down at the turn. Near staged ft short-lived rally, but could not chop down Eddie's big margin. H. B. Bent'.ey defeated Eddie Hftl seth of Portland, 8 and 7, smother ing the Portlander under a slx-up margin for the first nine and taking the 10th end Uth holea with straight par golf. Resulti of the tournament Sunday are oa follows: First night. Oeovge Harrington defeated J. B. Kirk, a and 1. Earl Tvuny defeated Justin Woods, 1 up. Tom Bmmen defeated L. Hamilton. 3 rmd a. Bud Slmmona defeated Arnold In man of McMlnnvllte, a and 1. Harrington meets Tumy And Em mons meets Bud Simmons in rmN finals today. S cent wl Flight. Bob Hammond, Jr., defeated Dick Sleeter, 3 and a. H. A. Johnson defeated Scott Ham ilton of Grants Pass, 3 and 3. Bob Mneuti: defeated George Sr chet ot Portland, 9 and a. Marvin Clark of Granta Pnaa de feated George Phytht&n, 1 up. Hammond meets Johnson and MocntB meets Marvin Clark In semi finals today. Third Flight H. Lam on s of Oakland defeated George Snider, 8 and 5. William McAllister defeated A. Lalng, 1 up on the 19th. George Hcnselman defeated K. L. Chllders. 8 and 5. ' Harry Raviwa of Klamath Falla de feated Steve West, 0 end 4. Lamons meets McAllister and Hen selman moots Ravlzz In aeml-flnala today. Fourth Flight. Dom Provost of Ashland defeated O. O. Horner, 3 and 1. H. B. Kellom dofeated William Heath, 1 up on the 10th, Dr. Woods defeated Saly Hofner of Ashlr.nd, A and 4. Walter Leverette defeated George Hunt, 4 and 3. Provost meets Kellom and Dr. Woods meets Leverets in seml-linals today. Fifth Flight. Etuiene Thorndlke defeated H. Bunce, S and a. E. C Jerome defeated Stan Sher wood. 4 and 8. George Codding defeated J. C. Thompson, 4 and S. Frank Reum defeated -7. 0. Boyle, 4 and 3. Thorndlke meeU Jerome and Cod dins meets Reum In semi-finals tn. day. fllkth night. Roy Fmltt defeated Dr. E. W Winkle, 1 up. R, W. Ruhl defeated R. t. Barton, 4 and 3. Prultt and Ruhl meet In final today. second Consolation. Harry MoMhon defeated Dave WlU cox, 0 and 4. H. A. Marx defeated A. F. Mans field. 3 and 1. Jean Ebftrhardt of Ashland defeat ed R B. Hammond, 3 and 9. William Hathaway defeated Karl Bnntt by default. McMahon defeated Marx, 4 and 9, in semi-finals yesterday, and Eher hardt and Hntliaway mee in other seml-flnsl match today, Third Consolation. Ed Goodwin of Eiwcene defeated T. 6. Johnston, by default. Ward Beeney defeated Lee Watson. 3 and 3. 0, Dawson of Grants Pass defeated A. fl. V. Carpenter, by default. Ivan Harrington defeated W. Beer of Areata. Ca., 4 and 3. Oocdwin mteU Beeney snd Deweon ; moata Harrington In semi-finals to day. Fourth Consolation. Oeorge McAllister defeated Mack FLASHY ES1ES ON WEEKLY CARD Rocky Brooks, the famous Ctenadlaa atrorM? man, will meet Toota Estes, champion of the Hawaiian Islands, in the main event of next Thursday night's wrestling card at the Armory. The bout was announced this morn ing by Promoter Mack Llii.ira, after plenty of wire-pulling, as the Cana dian strong man Is deemed a perfect opponent for the aenaatfonal young Island champ. Bates mad the great, est hit of the year when he defeated Pete Tielcestro here last week, and with hla color, speed and science, combined with Brooka' unusual atrenth. the bout promises to draw ona 0f the largMt houses In IopsI wrestling annals. one of the Canadian's favorite feata of strength is tn fcrp a piano on hi back and walk, up a ladder, and he Is said to repeat the performance any place at the slightest provocation. The other half of the main even! will see Danny Savlch, mat wizard from Salt Lake City, In ft return en garment with Joe Hubka, popular wrestler from University of Nebraska,. Their first tussle waa , wow lost week, but Savlch is eager to show the fane that he can take the aggressive Corn husker, Bob (Challenger) Kennaston of Gold Hill will at last get a chance for action when he tussles with Toy Aho, Finnish srrappler from Portland, In the opening event. GLENNA DEFEATS SIXTH G0LF TOGA MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Sept. J. Olenna ha, done It Again. For th sixth time In H years of oompetltlfln. Mrs. Olenna Collett Vare won the na tional s-cmen'sgolf championship Sat urday, turning back th aensatlonsl Minneapolis freckle face, n-year-old Patty Berg, 9 and 9. before a record gAllery of 6,000 spectatora. Ker triumph, Rained against a youngster who fought her with sub par golf In a last desperate rally orer the closing holes, added to on. of the moat amazing recorda In the game. Since the flrat competed In the national at fihawneeon-theDelaware. Pa.. In 1919, Mrs. Vare has so clearly dominated feminine competition in America that she hna won the titl alx times, loet In the finals twice and been In the thick of the title rush almost every year except in IMS wnen miternai duties forced her to pass up the big show. Cool, calculating and precise with her beautiful iron shots, olenns. wife of Edwin H. Vare, Jr., and mother of a girl and boy born In 1033 and '34, waa far too steady for her ltd headed little rival today. BARNEY ROSS FLIES TO BATTLE IN PORTLAND CHICAOO, Sept. 9- (AP) ThrM weeks of training behind him, wetter- weight Champion Barney Rose left by air today for Portland, Ore., on offi cial business. In ft short campaign along the Pa cific coast, the 147 pound tltleholder will meet Baby Joe Gans In Portland next Friday night and Cere fl no Onr- ola In San Francisco on September 13. Scores Yesterday Coast lafiie. At Portland 11-11, Hollywood 4-1. At San Francisco 3-11, Oakland 0-4. At Seattle ", Missions 11-2, At I on Angeles 9-3, Sacrament -. American Leatue. At St. Louts, Detroit postponed; rain. At Philadelphia S, New Tork t. At Chicago , Cleveland t. At Washington 1, Boston t. National League. At Boston 4, Brooklyn S. At Pittsburg 9, Chicago At New Tork 1, Philadelphia . At Cincinnati 4. St. Louie . Lilian!, I and 9. Ed Nichols defeated J. Ashby of Stanford, by default. H. Price defeated Major MorrU. by . default. W. P. Biddle defeated Doe Boom a r. 1 up on the loth. McAllister meets Nichols end Price meet. Biddle In seml.flnals today. Ladles' C'hamplonihln, Flight. Mrs. J, C. Thompson defeated Mre. Aletna Vawter, t and 5. Mr.. P. O. Bunch defeated Mlse Eoxane Ruhl, 9 and 1. Mrs. Scott Hamilton of Qrants Pass defeated Mre. O. Woods. 4 and 3. Mr. D. R. Wood defeated Mrs 0. I. Havard of Oranta P. fl and 8. Mra. Thompson defeated Mrs. BuviOh. t up. end Mr. Wood defeated Mra. Hamilton, fl and 5, yesterday, to win place in the final bracket today. Ladle.' First night. Mlse Oeorgkt Cowden of Oram Pass defeated Mra. R. W- Myera of Oakland, 6 and 3. Mrs. Oeorge Codding defeated Mrs. Hal McNair of Ashland, and fl. Miaa Oowd.n and Mre. Codding meet In the final today.