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PSGE FOURTEEN . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935 FT) G TO MEET PETE BY Will Race at Grants Pass Like a Florida Keys hurricane. Toots Estes, flashy champion or the Hawaiian Islands, proved In la minutes last night at the armory by defeating Strongman Kocay Brooks of Canada In two straight falls, that he la the man who will meet Pete Belcastro. Junior heavy weight champion of the Pacific coast. In a title bout here next Thursday night. After his spectacular performance, which completely outshone any other on the card, and made the cele brated musclemsn from Victoria look Ilka a rag doll, the speedy Islander agreed to meet dcicmuw -" belts at stak. If Pete breaks the agreement he will forfeit 100 that he promised to post wun ino Tribune as soon as he returns from Weed. Vot aatltfled with using his great strength, with which he claima to ba able to lift pianos, bresk nails, and outpull six men with a rope faene ayiund his neck, Brooka re aontea to tout play that soon set o tie flrewortai Rocky ftrol out f sVoeaH fcoUta by rtieer reascle, ut tkj s4hk wrest wowea the ?k v.t a s)f)salrr "allsa" Mg toe' through y ropes taat S)eM the tattoowt Canwtlrae In tf niMM Vr two first Ml. w welgto In at flJiJitta EM; w.t f lt . 1,.tjt Wf . tyvasej esa wltk xtxtm tntllftm St Has eartrt Mm mewl J. saeaeM Hua.w, kwweo. MjtW t M It ) M Kaae r e8e. am aoavawmt Ma eig CiJ'Mwt Iw la ! Use 4ra twmMD Wtst a ssrt ft saw al be sexh a at tfce WfB Wan ajoav-aoa-a (p eel n Sfcae and tearooms an. Aaeen seato. 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Vt B)nK4i, popMlar tlaniswysme vise 1ai konai aamit It saaae tHase, u 1a srrleite iMjiarles recelvnl In an mttM aoclelwR, wee back In hte puvee w4i hammer and gong. i4 ' - f K.xUd' aM B al Have Dlppnllto (above), who will he seen Ip action with his fast car at the Grants I'ani track next week. The car in the name one In which the colorful driver figured In an eight-ear crarkup at Portland recently. The machine, now completely overhauled. Is said to be faster than ever. Dlppalllo In a colorful driver, favoring the pole po-.lt Ion with two wheels generally hung over the bank. lie occasionally follows them over. CaV, 9--9t. (UP) la niit forced Paul tiTn BTACH, Calif.. Bnpt. 8 (VP) Two world's records lar wo Mts were set here lout night by Wivhliigton Athletic chtb swimmers m an exhibition meet preliminary to the far western A. A. 'U. cham pJonMilps to be held In Loa Angeles Ssmrrtsy Ma ry Lou Petty a wa m Ui e 300 -meter free style m02:32.2 to bresK Helrie Mndlson's mark of 3:343. BtA Luon of the Los Angeles Ath letic club finished second. The Washington Athletic club re lay team, composed of Betty Lea, DiIb Biykley, Olive MrKenn and Miss Petiy broke their own 300-yard free style relay mark when they de feated a Los Angeles Athietlo club team In 1:63.8. Their old mark was 1:56 9. BNhatntlon Chottanu, nreach violin playing dls- tatve wvimai-ar, to glv? up his fourth atfteati)Nk to raven the ill -mile Catallna clwmw( thMie mlWs from land. The rotUMrf co-MruHrer of the Tmz- llHi chemisW wras tod from the water at 5:a . m. m he began flour3rl aM ukmi for a phy- atcliui frvMM ont oi the convoy boats to 9&me to him. Chotttciu was taken frofH tho woVn tmt rwlwd W a Snnta hnwatffl for a medical enml- MOtkM. r frtmchwum. miwf4 with hmvy gwwe to km)i him warm, dove )m IMflflc at 4:3T p. m. Wednes ina; at Cheery Cove, law? tomtm. Cata towa tefon. lethmus. iAs amwH aeetHllly am ajftswatly vfta MMs effort tliromrtout the MRll, While Hae IM.fnnf. ynrht. Mw. mer tallovwed a few e-Bw fa4 hchlnd. A noon Thuretoy he had pro pf-mat 24 mltw wd we confident he vomM ha suceeevful. h hee sofkernoem tkta teim s-Menp-lWf Cheemu smith at his scheduled AentlnaUon. Snnta Monica pier. After fighting the current for several hours he gma up the swim. f Rain Postpones Tennis Classic FIELD Of SIXTY AFTER P. LI AUTO AND CYCLE DRIVERS 10 VIE AT G. PASS FAIR Bobby Rowe. Portland auto and motorcycle racing promoter, was a Medford visitor during the week and stated that there was some possi bility that he will attempt to bring bla crew of racers to this city some time during the fall or next summer. He was In southern Oregon making arrangements for races at Orants Pass, to be held In connection with the Josephine county fair, September 13, 14 and 15. He Inspected the track at the fair grounds here, and stated that, while longer than the average track now In use, it looked fast, and In good repair could accommodate speeds up to 100 miles an hour. The Grants Pass trnck la also fast, he aald. but. being small er, the top speed would probably be around 80 miles an hour. Auto racing has changed vastlv in the fewOyears since racing was held here, Rowe stated. Then the drivers depended a great deal upon the bank of the turns for their speed, but now tney slide their tiny machines around at high speed, apparently caring little whether they get killed or not. In a recent dash at Portland, eight cars figured In one smashup, two of the drivers who will compete at Orants Pass being seriously Injured. Thev the qualifying rounda of the annual'D,DDallto. Seattle. Both . Performing Dogs in Circus Here Judging from advance entrants In P. A. T. tournament at Rogue Vai (ley course, there will be a field of approximately $0 ptiyers when the match competition starts next week, Pro Jack Hue ton announced this morning. All wishing to enter ure urged to qualify before Sunday night. Caddies of the golf club were competing today In the annual cad dies' tournament, with Alva Merrltt, Lowell Bingam and Shorty Murphy outstanding In a lie Id of a score ot club carriers. Ray Of ford, winner last year, la not among the con tsstants In the current tourney. 1 Scenes Yesterday Coast League. Los Angeles l. Missions ft. Portland 10. Srsttle 0. San Francisco 1. Hollywood . Oakland a. encramento 1. ()- BILLS, !. T , Beat. 8 tlw fourth sucrewlv 4ny, rain treri pnatpaaamens of toy In the nMVmal ataea tamn4a ctHtmal oash I Joa, Orrtclala, hafraena) by the steady aawnattuv, hoaa haw to complete ttM tawaaeMk by Wstliwsday. s Alnorlran l.eaeue. At Boston 1-6. Cleveland 8-1. All other games postponed. Nathan! Lease. Chlciajo a. Philadelphia a (11 Innlnaa). At Pittsburg I. Brooklyn 4. At Cincinnati 4, New York 1. St Louis IS, Boston 3. HOW THEV STANDS lly the AiH'lated 1'ress. Const. W. Sen Francisco 40 Portland 48 Missions 48 Senttle 43 Los Angeles 43 Oakland 38 8acrsmento 38 Hollywood 30 St. Louis New York Chicago National, W. 81 .... 77 81 Pittsburg . 75 Brooklyn , ,, . 6a Cincinnati 87 Philadelphia 84 Boston 83 Strip Golfers Don Excess Clothing To Spare Blushes BILVERTON. Ore., Sept. 8. UP)Ladle of Sllvertor. Coun try club played their iong-puo. Ilclaed "strip" golf tournament Thursday followed by a small gal lery grumbling because of their excessive modesty. Each fnir golfer wore enotien extra dresses, i-oat. stockings and unmentlonshies to have lost 30 holes straight and still remsln well clothed, one fan complained. They played only nine holes and not a sule blush appeared Fourteen women entered. Heav iest loaer v.as Mrs Ralph BUyeu, ftho stripped of six lnyers when she lost six stralsht holes to Mrs Frank Byrlng. class B victor. Mrs Alfred Adama and Mra. Robert Ocetr. removed four articles ol clothing from their opponents. tvlng (nr the claw A strip title. AmcrlcHii. W. Detroit 83 New York 73 Cleveland -........ 88 Boston ..,... 8(1 Chicago 03 Philadelphia ........ . ni Washington 63 at. Louis 50 PC. .675 601 .64U .825 .613 .458 .458 .306 PC. .833 .011 .504 457 .433 .435 .203 PC. .054 .6114 .610 .608 .604 .418 .411 .3117 Forist Creek recovered, however. The trip to Grants Pass Is a "feel er" Into southern Oregon, Rowe ad mitted, and stated that the size of the crowd will regulate future racing In this part of jtb state, as far as hla team of drivers Is concerned. The drivers, most of them driving cars owned by the Owners' Associa tion, compote for points in each race, with a possibility of 610 points In each meet. At the end of the season. the winning driver receives a 5o6 cash award, a large cup and a chance to compete in the Ascot finals to see who represents the coast at Indian apolis. Mel Kennedy Is now leading with B.610 points, followed clocely by Jimmy Wllburn with 8.360. Both will compete In the Climate City. Auto races will be held on Friday, the 13th, an excellent day for mis haps one might think. On Saturday. 4e motorcycles will compete, with autoa at;aln on Sunday. A large crowd or Medford fans who haven't had 'iwiaiti(iw. Strutting their stuff with an aris tocratic air are these members of the Ray Wheeler troupe of performing dogs, one of the feature tt the Po Ificit Bros. Circus which has been showing all week under tho auspices of Hi Huh ohiine Patrol, at the Jack son county fairgrounds. The circus has been pronounced by the public of Medford as one of the finest amusements of Its kind ever to be offered In this city. Medford youngsters w?U go tu bed this evening with the eager antici pate of the Saturday afternoon spe cial matinee arranged essentially for the children but to which everyone is Invited, of the Shrine circus which i has bees exhibiting all week at the ; Jackson county fairgrounds. i Throughout the week the Shrine circus has been thrilling the eldere and now the children will have their show, with circus acts specially ar ranged for them. The price of ad- starting at 3, mission has been reducert for the children for the matinee. Clown numbers are to be In charge of that adept clown and contortionist. Rue Enos. who will most certainly thrill the kiddies with his body twists, as he has all the audiences which have seen him during the week. The ani mal act is unuer the direction of Ray Wheeler, who will present hi tra'ned dogs. Besides the animal act, there will be presented at the children's miti. nee performance, aerial acts, wire art ists and novelty numbers found only under the big top of the largest out door circuses. There will be two more evening performances of the Shrine Circus, j tonight and Saturday night, with the grand award after the show on the final night. Doors for the evening performance open at 7 o'clock and the show starts at 8, and at the matinee i o'clock, with the snow as Lufcy was dismounting In the mldwestern city, intending to sign the singer. 4 DANCE At Bonney s OrlU every Saturday night. Bare Rose Garden Boasted. VANCOUVER. B. C. (UP) W. B. Watson. English-born lawyer, has more than 500 varieties of roses grow Ing In his garden. The collection Is believed, to be one of the greatest In Canada. NOTICE TO WHISKY BUYERS "BOTTOMS UP" TREMENDOU POPULARITY ENABLES US TO day afternoon with Mrs. M. L, Prultt and Mrs. Woods, who Is staying at the Prultt bonfe. Mrs. Tom Stanley spent Monday at the M. L. Prultt home. The Long Mountain school opened September 3 with four pupils, Miss Moller as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hulman re turned home Wednesday from a sev eral days' trip, taking in the rodeo at Lakeview September 3 and com ing back by way of Paisley and Sum mer lake and through the sagebrush country. They passed the ZX ranch, chance to smell burning castor oil i where they counted about 200 hay. since the days when Frank Lockhart. . tacl. Twenty mowers were busy cutting moTC hay. and acres and acres of bunched hay were reary for stack Babe Stapp. Pete DePalo, Ralph De- Pftlma. Eddie Hcarn and others threw dust on the Medford track, are plan- tn. Thousands of stock cattle are nlng on being at the meet next week. ! fed there in the winters. Tney sp"nt , luesaay nignt with Mr. and Mrs. Frantf) Miller tn Fort Klamath, com ing home by way of Crater Lake ar.d Dlamondt lake Wednesday. Long Mountain SIGHS FOR FILMS HOLLYWOOD. Sept . (UP) Just a week after the newly formed Pickford-Lasky film organization an nounced one of Its leading stars would be Mme. Ernestine Schumann Hetnk. the elderly singer signed a three-year contract with Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer. Lasky's statement was hardly on the wires when Levee packed his bags and caught an airliner for Chicago, a three-year contract In his pocket. He met the diva In Chicago, got her signature on the dotted line and caught the return plane Just ICE! Now Only Code No, 153-D 5c y PINT 1 Pint, 80c 1 Quart, $1.50 Coda No. 155-C Cod. Ho. 19S-A An amazingly low price for Kentucky Straight Whisky, made the costly old time sour-mash way. Aged 13 months. Every barrel ester tested before bottling to insure finest flavor. Hi y 1) E3 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKY BROWN-FORMAN Distillery COMPANY at Louisville in Kentucky Write The VnnLnnillnKham Company for Illustrated Recipe Booklet, Bertell Blilg., Portland. Oreeo Unwa Hlue iras ahundant. COUNCIL, BIAJFI-S. la. (UP) Machines and hand tools H busy In very section of aouthwearrm Iowa, stripping hllieKrass seed from fields which were drouthseared In 1P.H. Seed companies have sent crews Into the srea and government estlmste place the seed yield at fire times thst of 109t. rot! IS T CPIBWC, Sept. . (Spl.) ohool opened here September 3. with six children, under the direction of Mrs. Alice O'Byrne of Talent. Pend ing the arrival of her alster, Mra. O'Byrne la staying with Mrs. Emma Moore on the old Boa-den place. Leslie and Theron Boyd of Los An gelea vicinity hove moved with their father. Ernest Boyd, into a cabin on the Pesroe place, and are cutting wood. Mra. Ivan Davlea and children. Patsy and Lo.ivelle. visited at the home of Mra. Jnmes Davtes Tuesday, the children remaining for a few days' visit. Paul and George Pearce have re turned to work at the sterling mine. Mrs. Alice O'Byrne attended the Applegate Grange barbecue and Labor day celebration. Mr. and Mra. L. w. Hill of Phoe nix and Isabell Black were Sunday visitors at. the Lee Black home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearce and fa lly enjoyed a swimming rty at Jackson Hot Springs Saturday. Mr. James Davles went to Medford last week where he will be under a doctor's care tor a abort time. Two men from tho Applrgatt CCC camp were atatloned last week on the Mt. leabell emergency lookout for the remainder of the fire season. John Blsvk makes a bl-weekly trip with fl-Mar for the men. Dounld and Lottie Jean Hill of Phoenix, who havo spent the past few weeks at the home of their grandfather, Le Blv-k. returned home September a. j Miss Orace Pearce. who spent the I summer visiting relatives hers, re- i turned to KUm.it h r'alls, (vhero she ! will substitute for s fricrd in the public schoola there a few weeks The severe wind and rsln.torm which swept the Applegite valley August 30 left thla creek practlcally undlsturbed except for a moderate three-hour rain. LONO MOUNTAIN. Sept. 8. (Spl.) Mr. antf Mrs. O. A. Lawson spent Sundny at the Townsend picnic In the Shady Covo park. Mr. Holcomb of the Holeomb Springs was an overnight visitor al the Cleorge Stowell homo Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Holeomb and M. end Mrs. stowell also enjoyed th. Town.send picnic. Miss Irene Stowell Is spending sev eral dnys In Eagle Point, VWt!n friends. Mrs. Julia AMnivin nf spending several days st the Holmnft Ur.rr.o. Mr. and Mra. Elsworth Stowell an;! daughter Bonnie Jean, snd Mr. otitl Mra. Delbert Mongold spent Sunday at the 4-L picnic which was held at the Elks' picnic grounds on Rcgue river. Mrs. Lily Clngcade spent Wednes- I! MEDFORD VETERINARV HOSPITAL tft year experience In large and small animal practice 22ft N. Riverside. Phone 3U'. HUNDLEY'S 2 Doors East of Copco Blrlg. Now Featuring ' 25c PLATE LUNCHES 11 till 1 o'clock LUNCHES PUT UP TO TAKE WITH YOU . . . AUo Featuring , , . REGAL AMBER BEER CHOICE WINES La Tosca. Roma 7 Years Old FULL LINE OF MIXERS ' LJjjHrTi?"""" 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