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MOVIES LURING
IS
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Dec. 6. ff
Axiell Hoffman says tho movies are
hiring Max Baer from the cattle busl
bma career he favored after losfng to
Joe Louis In a New York ring lant
September.
Hoffman, the ex-champlon'a man
agcr. Interviewed acton' agent In
Hollywood today.
"They're all after Baer for one thing
or another." aald Hoffman. "They
want him to do some westerns down
here. Then there la an offer for Max
to go over to Paris In January to open
the Cafe de Paris and make a picture
In England."
Hoffmann aald Baer "did pretty
well" In his only screen appearance,
a role In "The Prizefighter and the
Lady," released many months ago.
Sportsmen Seek
Fishing Laurels
T. tt. Cowley, resident of Medford
for eight years who has spent the
last four years In Klamath county,
trapping, hunting and farming In
Langle valley, has returned to Med
ford to spend the winter and to cast
his line In the Rogue river and the
nit waters near Crescent City.
H and his fisherman chum. Uncle
Bob MrGrotly, expect to have to use
their frying pan occasionally. And
they affirm that If there are any
champs around Medford they had
better hold to their belts.
These two flBhermen aver they have
an excellent appetite for ling cod, sea
trout and razor backs. They are
building a boat and Intend to be
ready soon for deep-sea business.
Fights Last Night
(fiy Hie Associated I'rees)
CINCINNATI. Claude Varner, 131).
Lou Angelee, knocked out TIrot (Ktd)
Walker, 133. Cincinnati (4).
BIOUX CITY, la. Dick Demary,
146, Blsmark, N. D., and Ernie Ku
lanklk, 14B, Chicago, drew (8).
FREEPORT, 111. Arlo Soldatl, 178,
Peoria, 111., knocked out Arvelt Barka
dale (Tiger Lilly), 174, Delolt, Wla.
(I).
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ver had, return the tin with the
rest of the tobacco in it to us at any
time within a month from this dalo,
and we will refund your full pur
chase price, plus postage.
Prince Albert has to satisfy you.
And we believe it will. For wo use
only cholco tobacco. Then it Is "crimp
cut" for easy rolling and Blow, cool
moklng. All "bito" is removed to
make Princo Albert mild and delicate
In taste. And we pack the makin'a
for about 70 fine cigarettes In tha
big 2-ounco economy tin. So it's
little wonder that men are flock
ing to Prince, Albert, "the easy-to-roll
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Man FnuirlNco iviiler-front wiggle ana
giggle nrtlst who has ronmed Ie
fare nf the earth for five years,
ivrentlliig In every port nf call on
the map. An expert at the caU-ft-nn-ratch-enn
type of grappling, 1'ecK
Is nlo well versed In Jlu-Jltsu.
(irern-Kiininn, nntl rough and t unt
itle righting. He mrcls Hex Mnoiry,
the Alnlmmn power holt, at tie
Armory Monday night.
TEETOTALERS SAY
(Continued Prom Page One.)
Stayton aald, "poison alcohol deaths
are now practically unknown, boot
legging diminished, and the states
are receiving a lnrge part of the rove
nue which, during national prohibi
tion, went to support bootleggers nnd
their awoclnted criminals."
James M. Dnran. administrator of
tho distilled spirits Institute, con
tended ropenl hnd ''brought a defi
nite lmpro7ement In the nation's
revenue with a corresponding reduc
tion In lawlessness."
Treasury stntlslrlans said the pub
lic wns consuming Irani hnrri liquors
nt the rate nf only 04 ppr cent of the
pre-prohlhltlon peak. No figures were
avnilablo on use of "bootleg."
Dornn's organization plared federal
revenues from liquor tnxes at UPO.
00fl,824 for the year ending November
HO, as enmpnred with 133.44R,77D for
the first ropenl twelve-month.
Co-operet'.on from many firgf.tilr-i-tlons
Is being received by the Pra
ternal Order of Eagles for Its an
nual benefit danra to be heir at
the Oriental Hardens Deoemler 10.
tt was announced this morning by
Fred Powell, chairman.
A dinner and dsnce planned by
the local Flks lodge for the same
nlRht has been cancelled, tt waa an
noitnced today In order not to Inter
fere with the Fugles" party.
"We appreclnte this fine spirit of
co-operntlon by the Klks." stated
Mr. Powell, "and we hope w can
reclprornte at some Inter ttme." he
continued.
Music for the dsnce will be sup
plied by Archie I-ecg's 13-plece
Brunswick recording band and tick
ets are beginning to move rapidly.
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FANDOM
AT
RANDOM
By Dick Applegate
The Sugar Bowl contestants have
finally been selected. Louisiana State
and Texas Christian will meet at
New Orleans on New Years Day.
Texas Christian was defeated once
by Southern Methodist last week
but Is rated as one of the most
powerful teams In the smith west.
hey come to Che coast this week
to play Santa Clnra, at Kzar sta
dium Saturday, which Is the rea
son that St. Mary's and Oregon are
to tangle on Sunday in the same
stadium, Santa Clnra having put
their bid in first, much to the con
sternation of Portland clerics.
Texas Christian Is rated 2 to
. 1 favorite over Simla Clijrn, but
IT they don't win they will face
the same sort of let-down that
would occur to M. M. L, If they
should drop their Texas A. and
M . ga me S a t u n! a y hot h the
Rose Bowl and the Sugar Howl
would suffer In attendance.
The winner of the 8ugar Bowl
game, by the way. Is awarded a solid
silver bowl to hold for one year,
and a replica as a permanent tro
phy. A New Orleans antique house
donated the bowl, which was cast
in England In 1830. bearing the
hallmark of Ernes and Barnnrd. sil
versmiths. In case you're interested
In that sort of thing.
Nobody will fall In line with this
suceetlon, and throw open the fcutcs
cf their football and basketball games,
and In fact. It
Isn't even
suei?estion. but
oa tho rooster
pointed out to
the hen when
he found a foot
t a 1 1 In the
chicken yard. "I
Juit want you
to fee what's
being done In other yards." They
cion't charge nd mission for home
game at Bethany (West Virginia)
college and the ninon tennis won only
one football gamo in the 1930-:t4
period. Before the 1935 season end
ed, they had fur victories In the bag.
A former president made admission
free five years ago, declaring Bethany
wouldn't "exhibit Its football team
like horses at a fair." It's entirely
possible that the move wai made lo
calise Bethany had never drawn I'ery
big gntes, anyway.
This Impending world chnni
plnnhlp light-heavy weight wres
tling limit Is going to he worth
seeing. I.eKny Mcdurk. present
holder or the title, has held It
for a I most t wo yea rs, meet I ng
all comers, and heating nil
comers, as well. Hp hns now
ncreed to meet Pete llelmslrn,
providing Pete r;in drop six
pmi nds, to I a. Hr tniM rn says
he can do Ihli eniv. mul hMM
he at Jtnnrt fighting Welsh t. It
Pete takes the title from Mr
lurk. his wreM ling career will
he mnile. nnd flnam lal returns
will jump limned hit elr.
Being Pacific coast Junior heavy
weight champ already, a world
TOE 6AMe-,
I I I I jKt 5s3eSrj -1 a m -?0 KIB Whether you wish to make o
il I ItV'jm tS x IvWcWI Att nA!ri Hrf
1 1 1 tit i ekicijr .m viib. , r m r cr m wkv3wv?jc
light-heavy title would catapult the
Weed Avalanche right Into the big
money. Always a colorful wreatler,
the flashy Italian would make a
gcod champion, always providing he
can get past McGurk. no easy task.
McGurk has taken heavyweight in
his stride for four years now. At
any rate, it will be the first world
championship ever at stake In Med
ford. Promoter Mack Llllard has gone
to great expense In bringing the
champion here, but announced to
day that there will be no hike In
prices, the pasteboards remslnlng
the same as last week. .
GRID WISEACRES
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5. rTP) .
The football prognostlcators like Ore
Ron university to beat St. Mary's
here Sunday. Here Is their logic:
Oregon defeated Washington, 7-6.
Washington defeated Washington
State, 21-0, Washington State and St.
Mary's tied 7-7. From another angle,
California defeated St. Mary's, 10-0
nnd Oregon, 6-0.
Consequently Coach "Prink" Calll
Eon's Webfoots are either 22 or 4
points better than "Slip" Madigan's
Gaels.
It will be the first time this season
St. Mary's enters a game as under
dog. TROJANS EXPECTED TO
UTILIZE AIR OFFENSE
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5. WP)
Primed for a sensational renewal of
their gridiron rivalry, football squads
of Washington and Southern Califor
nia scheduled last workouts today be
fore clashing Saturday In their final
conference game of the season.
Out to reverse the 14-7 defeat at
the hands of the northwestern eleven
last year, the Trojans are expected to
open up with an aerial attack fea
turing Bill Oalsford, pass snagging
end.
Gnlsfnrd replaces Gene Hlbbs, who
Is suffering from a blow on the head
received In the Notre Dame contest.
HOOD RIVER STUDENTS
MUST REPORT TO JUDGE
HOOD RIVER, Ore Deo. 5. f.p)
Justloo of Peace H. O. Meredith or
dered aeven Hood River hlfrh school
hoys and two jrlrla who pleaded .itllty
to window smashing to report to h'.m
each Saturday for four weeks and ac
count for their actions each wee.
Ho suspended flnea on condition
that tho youths Pfty damages to the
Orange hall.
THE LADIES OF THE FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH will nold a
bazear In the Sparta Building, Fri
day and Sat., the 6th and 7th of Dec.
Many articles suitable for Christmas
Olfts will be for sale. Also Rummace
Sale of new poods at Rummage Sale
prices.
MOI.VOK.. M.M. -won nohert. NWsSXt B . r"..58 19e I
Jlfl. Montreal, defeated Danny Win- 1 33i?L24ifcr3X !H A s' . , ..rrfs ....33t ' ' .V Y'77,
BOWLING
George Eads' bowlers took all four
point In their Elks club match with
the George Gates team last night.
Teams captained by Sanderson and
Erlckson will roll Friday night. San
derson, captain; R. DeVore, Ferguson,
Hall. D. Watson and R- Duff. Erlck
son, captain; Saylor, Cary, Bui Us,
Findley and Thompson.
Wednesday scores;
Ten in No. g
1st 2d 3d
Oates 174 174 174
Fredette 151 152 122
LeClTC - 179 177 126
Hngen - 172 172 172
Hart 148 148 148
Sweeney 132 132 132
Handicap 136 136 136
T'tl.
523
425
482
516
444
396
408
Total 1092 1091 1010 3183
1st
. 179
184
160
145
145
149
...... 135
2d
179
183
175
145
145
149
135
3d
179
150
202
145
145
149
135
TO.
537
517
537
435
435
447
405
Eads
Stochr
Daley
Semon -
Smith
Webster
Handicap ..
Total
..1097 1110 1105 3313
The Studebaker Champions, get
ting away to a fast start on the
Smoke House alleys last night, drove
out from under The Mall Tribune
bowlers by n 3-1 count, tightening
the Studebaker grip on second place
In the city league race, while the
Schuss Vintage five sparkled to
win over the standard Roofers, also
by a 3-1 count.
In the "rag-time doubles." Joe
Dally and Russ Semon are high to
date, with a score of 1306.
Tonight Medco rolls against the
Smoke House, while the Economy
Lumber and Brill Metal fives are
testing Issues on the next alley.
Individual scores last nlgTit:
Mall Tribune.
Prultt 237 174 157 568
Ferguson 151 173 151 475
Murray 150 167 166 473
Moore 145 156 149 450
Saylor 186 157 180 523
869 827 703 2489
Sludrliaker rtinmplnns.
Paske 149 224 139 512
Watson 151 123 274
Sanderson 133 186 319
W. Prultt - 161 187 192 540
Devore 160 167 184 511
Webster 189 107 296
Handicap 28 15 36 79
782 905 844 2531
Standard Hoofers.
Semon 134 182 181 497
! Johnson ..
; Walsh
1M 116 07 368
138 161 167 466
190 172 106 857
Burroughs
SIS 630 640 18SB
t Vintage Co.
S03 331 143 67S
159 180 164 492
134 141 183 448
113 154 199 468
anna
Groaning
Putney
Roberuon
Carlson
Handicap
8 8 B
34
607 703 696 3006
WRESTLING
(By the Associated Press)
zBALTIMORE. Danno O'Mahoney,
220, Ireland, threw Jim Browning.
238, Verona, Mo.; 30:30.
READING, Pa. Chief Little Wolf.
215, California, threw Charley Strack,
228. Spring Valley, N. Y.; 31:12.
BRIDGETON. N. J. Carlos Henrl
quez. 200, New York, defeated
"Prince" Gelasl Manago, 205, Ethio
pia; two straight falls,
WALLA WALLA, Wash. Sam Leth
ers. 210, Dallas, Tex., beat Bob Kruse.
208, Oswego, Ore., on a foul after
each had won a fall; Doc Nap Devora,
190, Providence, R. I., defeated Bap
tlste Paul. Vancouver Island, when
Paul failed to come back for the
third fall.
ni.teds Mote
Economical Gilts
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Craterian Star
Franchot Tone, who has rapidly
climbed to the top In motion pic
tures, has what has been termed the
finest role of his career as Roger
Byam, midshipman aboard the H. M.
S. "Bounty" In "The Mutiny on the
Bounty." opening a three-day run at
the Craterian theater today.
Charles Laughton, In the role of
the hard-driving Captain Bligh. and
Clark Gable as Christian, who leads
the crew to mutiny, are also in lead
ing roles as are Dudley Dieges. Don
ald Crisp, Herbert Mundln In the
cast of thousands.
Ose Mall Tribune want ada.
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Australia To Aid
Ellsworth Hunt
CANBERRA, Australia, Dec. 5. (AP)
The Australian government an
nounced today it waa equipping two
air force planes with wireless, floats
and skis to be used In an Antarctic
search for Lincoln Ellsworth and his
pilot, Herbert Holllck-Kenyon.
Prime Minister Joseph A. Lyons
telegraphed President Roosevelt that
this act was a gesture of friendship
for America.
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