MEDFORD MATT. TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1936.
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Phone 75
Ff'R WANT ADS '
LOST AND FOUNjj
LOST Female hound, license No. 770
Reward. Frank Decker, Applegate.
LOST Pair chaps between Gold Hill
and Sams Valley. Reward. Tel
864-J.
LOST If dog l missing, call 1816
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Experienced bookkeeper,
steady work: references required.
Call at Western States Grocery,
11th and Fir, Friday.
WANTED Brush burner. Glenn
Darby, Kings highway.
"waNTED Man for ranch work. Home
and small wages. Address: W, A.
Grant, Central Point.
WANTED i'EMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced waitress,
jackson Hotel.
WANTED Girl to come In by week
tc help with housework. Must be
e'ean and good cook. Phone 1485.
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED Middle-aged man or worn- ;
an with some selling experience.
Medford, Ashland and Grante Paaj. j
pioflt. It will be to your advan-
t-affa to Investigate. Leo Morrison,
Oregon Rep., 316 McCarthy Apte,
Klamath Falls, Ore.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Housekeeping In mother
less home or A-l cook In smell
canp. Box 1093, Tribune.
WANTED Day work. Mrs. Huaon,
Phone 1345-M.
VVANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Wool and mohair. Always)
top prices paid. J. J. Osenbrutjge, 1
132 S. Rivrstde. I
t7sTHE WORKMANSHIP. Fret's1
Garage, 801 N. Central. Phone 1388.
WANTED Transportation to Ck-1
land, couple and caua. iuuu west
Main. j
WANTED Sound, gentle saddle horse,
suitable for children. Box 93d,
iTlbune.
WANTED Approximately 400 teat 4
lnch pipe. Must be in servlceab.e
condition.
CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INC.
109 E. Main Phone 12B
Medford, Oregon
WANTED
WOOL MOHAIR
Highest cash prices for wool snd mo
hair, wool bags and fleece twine.
MEDFORD BAR-GAIN HOUSE
27 No. Grape Phone 1062
JUNK WANTED
" HliThest market prices paid for rnetls
of all kinds, rags, wool or cotton.
Southern Ore. Junk Co.. Stewart
Ave. between So. Holly end Oak
dale. WANT to borrow 11600 on fine home
on k ok ue river inu nignwoj.
BROWN St WHITE. Realtors.
FURNITURE upholstering, repairing,
reflnlshing. W. E. Walker, phone
638 207 N. Peach.
WANTED Pips, weight to 75 lbs.
State price In reply. M L, Mall
Tribune.
WANTED
We pay cash for household goods,
furniture and stoves We also buy
metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo
hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N. Grape St. Plone '.062.
niMTtruTivik iMvm hatera bed
spring., mattrejwes day-beds, aant-
tary jouches and cots or what
have you we pay caan or exenange
ITEW DEAL FURN EXCHANOE
423 E- Main 3t.
JUNK-
-JUNK
WANTED
CASH PAID tor inner tubes, te per
lb up Rags cotton snd woo), up
to 5c per lb Sorap irun small or
large lot, also all other metals at
all deenpuon
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
n No Orape. Phone 1062
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnlstn-d apartment,
new, clean, private bath, overstelf
eo. One 3-room. one 4-room at
i tr.e Gloria Pan at South Central,
jnder management of the owner.
Mrs. Bechtel.
FURNISHED apt : het. hot water and
pr&ge. 135 30. 10 Quince St.
FOR RENT 5 -room apt . partly
fvrn. Close in. Inquire 30 S. Fir
'OVTPHFT) API Ph'tt'e
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM, rates reasonable
at 710 K Uiio.
ROOM to BOAHD Home couked
meals, Ui per muuth, 3Q M. ttoilj.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR R?JNT Desirable house on east
;de, close in. D. T. Lawton, 931
.pple.
FOR RENT 4-room modern houe,
furnished: reasonable, inquire on.
W. Jackson.
FOR RENT Modern 7-room house on
east aids; oil-burner. Fnone wi-a.
FOR RENT Holly Court No. 3, parti l
furnished eau. Attractive o-iwm
aouae near Junior high, S20.00.
1111 N. Riverside. 3V4 acres land.
$10.00. Inquire 136 East Main or
telephone 195 After 5 phone 1147-w
FOR RENT 4-room modern furnish
ed house, 120. water paid; garden
and flowera. 853 West 3nd St.
FOR RENT 8-room modern furn
ished house. 319 So. Peach.
FOrt RENT -room modern bunga
wt, 714 W. 11th. Phone 449-M.
FOR RENT Homee, furnished or
unfurnished. BROWN 41 WHITE
4-ROOM furnished house for rent,
electric range Inquire 309 South
Oskdale mm
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
TWO ROOMS, private residence, well
located; steam heat, garage; reason
able. 1311 W. Main.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 41)4 8. Grape.
FOR EXCHANGE
SALE OR TRADE 4500 -gal oil tank
Fordson size disc. E. C. Corn
010-J-6.
AUTO FOR TRADE 1934 Hudson De
Luxe coach in A-l condition. Driv
en 34.000. Good rubber Paint 'Ike
new. Radio. Will take Ford or Chev
rolet as part payment. Balance easy
terms. E. C. Corn, 610-J-6.
FOR SALE OR rRADE Jonathan ap-
?lo 15c and 95c a box Call at Ala
lsta Packing bora between 8 and
4 o'clock Bring own boxes.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 100 acres, located 8 mllea
northeast of Medford; 4-room house,
imall barn, about 75 acrea In cul
tivation. Priced at 940 per aero;
trms. 1
77 Acres, 4 miles north, on Mia-
way road; 'about 60 acres In cultl-
r acre; terms g ;
Real estate la looking up. Bring
us your listings. J. w. wake-
MELD AGENCY, Palm Blk. Tel. 17.
$1600.00 3 ACRES, good house. 3 bed
rooms, garage, 4 miles from city.
E. Gould, 403 West Jackson,
inrti? rat.- 4n ticres of rich free sell.
ViO per acre. Phone 1388. John
Frees, 801 N. Central. I
FOii SALE One 70-ft. lot, 14 A. ad
lolnliur on back covered hard wood.
Inquire Knox Service Ste, Jackeon-
FOR SALE Cabin and river front-;
age on Rogue river. Call 607 Palm j
J!!: : : I
8 ACRES free soil fine water right. I
smallhouse. $950.00 cash. Brown it . - WhYi.
Realtors.
FOR SALE 70 acres. 36 Irrigated, 1
splendid soll. land practically level
f?nced with woven wire, good grav-
road. J2.000. Terms. L. G.
204 E. Main.
PARM and stock ranch, 280 acres, I
house, barn and outbldgs.. about T5 ;
acres ready to plow. Total price
only 2500. Terms available. Earl
Tumy. 310 Liberty Bldg. j
MODERN suburban houae. oak floor, 1
running water, bath, electricity, five 1
moms, garage, cement drive, with
mor than an acre of fine garden
land. Location one mile from high
school. Bargain price 2750. Terms
available. Earl Tumy, 310 Liberty
Bldg.
FOH SALE 20 avres fenced. House,
barn. 7 miles from Medford. Soe
Wlckle, Fluhrer's Bakery.
" "AN ORCHARD BARGAIN
32 acres, 7 acres D'AnJous, 6 acres
21 yr. old Bosc, 4 acres 28 yr. old
Cornice, balance ranch In alfalfa.
Fine modern home. Equipment
goes with place at 912.000 00 or mil
trade for business building.
CHARLES A.' WING AGENCY, INC.
Exclusive Agents
Phone 728. 10V E. Main
SEVERAL re -conditioned homes in
Central Point for sale on rental
bhals. See E. N. Stidd at Obert Han
sen a, Central Point. This weex
only.
WHEN you think of real estate think
of BROWN & WHITE.
HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson
County Bldg and Ljoan Ass'n.
FINE DAIRY RANCH, completely
stocked . and equipped; modern
home, nlghway frontage, fine fruit,
berries and garden, a very attrac
tive property from every viewpoint.
10.800.
BROWN At WHITE, REALTORS.
FOR SALE Storch farm on Williams
creek. No exchange. Box 1153, Mall
Tribune.
FOR SALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
j jANSONnd"Ho
h?avy laying strains; large, vigor
ous ch'cks ec; Rocks and Reds 10c
9nd for catalog. Jenka Hatchery.
Tangent, Oregon.
SJCIAtTFOR THIS WEEK ONLY
hedticed prices on orders of 100 or
more Rhode Island Red hatching
c.gs; M a hood strain. Mrs. R. E.
:rley, Phone 314-W.
ATI 'EN 1'IOW TURKEY GROWERS
We will have available Mr May de
livery several thousand day-old
Bronae turkey ooults most deslr
sole market type. Priced until My
30. 40c each, freight prepaid. Sat.
Isfactlon guaranteed. Write for
dates and further lnformstWn.
Stns Sousei Turkeys Inc.. Roseburg
Oregon.
FOR SALE Black Minor- hate sing
t.7 4'. ft Evhart
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
POLLER CANARfra 21 S Riverside
BUSINESS CHANCE8
FOR SALE -The Flnn Recreational
hsort ir Southern Oregon can no
be bought et a real sacrifice pr'.ue
If you hare tome cosh and wvU
to get tno a paying outsnaaa. U
interwt you.
BROWN WHITX, REALTORS.
IFOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
COOD USED CARS
Lowest Prices In Medford.
1P35 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, like
new.
1934 Plymouth Sedan.
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe.
H34 Chrysler Airflow Sedan.
1930 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan,
1934 Dodge Coupe.
1933 Plymouth coupe.
1930 Ford Sedan.
1934 Ford Pickup.
1d30 Dodge Sr. Sedan, 4 speeds.
Also a number of other models.
We have a number of Seal Cheap
Cats.
Used Car Lot, north corner 6th and
uartlett.
LANGE MOTORS, INC.
88 N. Riverside. Tel. li.
I LATE MODEL OHEV. lor wheel base
truok, guaranteed perfect; overall
tires, overload springs. Priced for
quick aale. Trade and terms.
FIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
FOR SALE Late 1930 Ford roadster;
rumble seat; reconditioned engine.
Must sacrifice. Phone 398-R.
FOR SALE Essex coach only 11,000
miles. Good condition. Inquire 30
B. Fir, upstairs.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
MATCHED black team, saddle horses,
milk cow, cheap. Phone 1410.
FOR SALE Team of mares 8 & 7
years old, weight about 1400. About
30 pullets, laying; 10 tons alfalla
and grain hay. Call before Friday
p. m. Fred Powers, Applegate, Ore.
FOR. SALE 3 cows fresh. 4 cows
fresh April; wagon, DeLaval electric
separator. 3 garden cultivators. A.
P. Klltn, Rogue River, Oregon.
LEMOND No. 313585 registered Per
, cheron stallion will make season at
anch of owner ml. N. W. Cen
tral Point. P. D. Lofland.
4 GOOD, unbroken colts, one old
saddle mare, 3 Holsteln milk cows,
fur aale. Call Frohnmayer, 188.
POR SALE One team well matched
mares. Geo. Hilton. Grants Paaa.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOH SALE Very cheap, Euseki.
sweeper, Universal cake mixer, per
colator. Dortable radio, toaster, cau-
ftd fruit, etc., cheap. 718 B. Malu. (
BABY CARRIAGE, $B; Heywood 940
carriage: very good condition. Sea
a La Siesta (f irate House), nogue
River. r
FOR SALE household furniture'
Mrs. D. W Stone, 1138 Weat Main.
Lhone 1618-J.
DRY PINE SLABS. loVpeTcord. at
dwede Basin mill, Grants Pass, One.
Phone 604-F-13, Vernon Boyoe.
CLEARANCE sale of roses, 5 for 1 00
10 dayj only. Medford Rose Garden,
on Orchard Home Drive. R. 1, Box
i73, Medford.
FOR SALE Set of work harness. 300-
gallon oil tank, wagon, mower and 1
rake, two saddles, O. I.
Llndley.!"11' I030-
Phone 5'iI-J-a.
r"r.. 1 :V ; T7
FOR SALE- Oat hay. wheat and Ka -
fd,"; fh" m""
MODEL W Ctottw ti
P- Phone 14-F-22.
tractor, repair
FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. Non-trrlgat-
ed. Otto Nledermeyer. Tel. 523-J -4
HA FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa.
Gore Ranch, Jacksonville highway.
FOR SALE A few used 20-ln. truck
tires cheap. Also Bean spray rig
Parts cheap. Amos Turnbow, 104
' Stewart Ave.
FOH SALE Kanota oats and Hen
chen barley. C. F. Nledermeyer.
523-J-l.
FOR SALE Newtown apples. Bert
Stuncllffe, phoenix.
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa $14.00 ton.
Monarch Seed Co.
WHEAT and barley for seed, the prov
en ylelder; also wheat and barley
for feed, whole or ground. Victor
Bursell. Phone 3S5-J-3.
FOR SALE Low-wheele steel wagon.
Birnum Orchard. Phone 851-R-2.
FOR SALE Fine quality seed grain.
Henry Nledermeyer, 1 mile north of
Jacksonville on Old Stage road.
Phone Jacksonville 864.
FOR SALS wuru circulating library
consisting of approximately 1100
volumes,, and a lot more which
members have not brought bark
Complete for 1160. W. E. Thomas,
45 8. Central.
ALFALFA SEED, Ifrc. F. E Bybee
Rt 3. Medford Call C F. Nleder
meyer, Rt 3, Tel. 623-J-l.
FERTILIZER Any anount,
118 S. Fir Pbone 1848-X.
cheap
SEVERAL good used "McClanahan'
Incubators. 340-egg $10, 640-egg
9du, reconditioned, tested ana soiO
complete McClanaban lne. Co,
360 West 12th SU Eugene, Ore
FOR SALE Ood Newtown apples at
cheap prices. Inquire Sgohel & Day
Packing House. South Fir St.
A RfcAL BUT
Large tie Ex. Fancy Cornice in
tugs , 1.00
Newtown apples In ingn ..- .16
Bring your own ntainers.
AMERICAN FRUIT OROWERS R40
313 So. Fit St. Medford. Ore
Phone 920.
FOR SALE Baleo oat hay ground
alfalfs t no oat bay looae alfalfa
hay C. A. DeVoe. Phone A33-J-3.
PEPAfANEMTS fl.ftU and up. Pr
Tuet'e. 230 So. Oakdale, phone 737.
TTPEW R 1 1 BUS-B lerma
PERSONAL
FRFEI STOMACH ULCERS, OAS
TAINS. INDIOESTION relieved
quirk. Oct free sample doctors
prescription, Ugda, at Western
Tnrlft Store.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKON COrNTf
AII5TRACT CO.
Abstracts -f Title and
Title Insurance. The
only complete 1 1 1 1 e j
County
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO Annua
of r.t.e Rooms 8 and ft No. $2
'orm Central Atl, upaMU
BUSINESS DIRECTOR?
Radio Service.
Orunow Radios.
RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE
Ira E Chastaln.
Phone 470. 308 W. Jackson St.
Tubes, Aerials. Repairing.
Long Distance Moving
LARGE VAN serving Calif.. Oreg and
Wash. putuU. semi-monthly trips.
Fully insured. Martin Bros. 701 5
6th St.. Grants Pass Tel. 143-J.
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED ISO to 8300 for
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos; also
Cars Refinanced. Loans closed
within 80 minutes. License No. 8
157. See W. E. Thomas, 49 So. Cen
tral. Transret.
RE INKING TRjvNSFER CO Long
aistanoe nauung. Furniture, oattie.
anything. Ill N. Fir. Phons 1033
O. Stuart.
EADS TRANSFER 4l STORAGE CO.
Offlce 1018 No. Central. Phone 318
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
TRUCKING AND 8TORAGF - Local
and long distance hauling, furnt
cure moving, etc. Reasonable rates
Tel. 83i. F. E. Samson Co.
HAWLE TRANSFER - Expert pack
ers ana movers. Special livestock
moving equipment, prices rignt
819 North Riverside. Phone 815.
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING
COMMERCIAL spraying. Have power
outuc on true- witn iota oi nose.
Phone Wlthrow, 368-W.
COMMERCIAL spraying.
Phone 258-M.
McGonagle,
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Pinal Settlement,
In the County Court at the State of
ureaon, m na lor the county oi
Jackson.
I In the Matter of the Estate of John
Barneburg. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
unuerslgned haa filed her First and
Final Account as executrix of fie
Estate of John Barneburg, deceased
In the County Court of Jackson
County, Oregon, and that said Court
has appointed Friday, the 3rd day of
In the forenoon of ld d7y as th?
tlmo, and the court room of aald
County Court In the courthouse in
the City of Medford, Oregon, as the
i place for . hearing objections to aald
First and Final Account, the settle-
ment thereof, and the distribution of
said estate.
I All persona Interested are hereby
notified to appear at aald time and
I place and show cauae, If any there
be. why said First and Final Account
! should not be approved by the Court,
said estate be decreed to be fully set
tled a decree made for the dlstrlbu-
, tlon of said estate to the person en-
l titled thereto, and aald executrix dls-
charged from her said trust,
..P8" and flret published March
NETTIE A. BARNEBURG.
Executrix of the Estate tf
.John Barneburg, deceased.
Notice to Creditors,
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
win uouiuy uoun oi jaexson county,
Oregon, executor of the estate of
Florence N. May, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against aald es
tate are nereoy notuiea to present
the same duly verified to the execu
tor. Don R. Newbury, at his office.
Room 310. United States National Bank
Bu'idlng, Medford, Oregon, on or be-foT-e
six months from the date of this
notice.
Dated and first published March
12th, 1930.
DON R. NEWBURY.
Executor of the estate of
Florence N. May, deceased,
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CHICK AND JONES
WRESTLE MONDAY
It will be wile against brute force,
guile against slugging, and experi
ence against hot headednesa on the
main event of next Monday's main
event wrestling bout at the Armory,
when Al Karaslck, the Russian Lton,
matches his skill against Ken Hollls,
the battering Oaf of the Ozark.
The Hollls type Wrestler Is con
sidered an excellent foil for the
Karaslck attack, the Russian rely
ing upon a seeming woo tineas to
lead his opponent into some rath
act, and then coming out of the
feigned coma to flatten the rash
one with well directed fist or
knee. The two have never met In
the local ring, but Medford fans
themselves asked Promoter Mack LIU
lard to arrange the bout, he aald
today in announcing the lineup.
The middle main event will fea
ture Dude Chick, powerful and clever
ex-rodeo rider, against Btanley Rog
ers, leathery Texan. Rogers wen over
Mike Caddock In the evening opener
last Monday, and has begged LHlord
for a try against Chick. Of the old
school, Rogers possesses no spec
tacular holds such as are In the
Chick bag of tricks, so depends on
straight wrestling. Including hammer
locks and scissor holds, to beat an
opponent down.
Mike Caddock, rough house artist
who ended his last match black in
the face from an effective bit of
hanging, Instigated by Referee Ray
Frlsble with a towel, will meet
newcomer to Medford In the opener.
The new man Is Dr. Barney Cosneck.
Ph.D., frcm the University of 111!
nols. Young and good-looking, the
Jewish man ts said to be clean, fast
and aggressive, and knows wrestling
from both ends. Seldom relying on
dirty work because his straight stuff
generally proves efficacious, Ccsneck
can get rough when he has to,- Lll
Jard said.
The opener and the middle event
will be under the Australian system.
VAHCOUVER, B. C March 13
(AP) Barney Ross, world welter
weight champion, held a 10-round
decision today over Gordon Wallace,
Canadian tltleholder, who almost
fell by the wayside In the last round
of their overweight, non-champlon
ship fight.
The champion from Chicago with
stood the best Wallace had to offer
and finished strong holding up the
Canadian and driving uppercuta to
the chin and stomach.
Rcss. 143 ft, gave away five Inches
In reach and 8 ft pounda to Wallace
who entered the ring at 148.
Music sheets of rubber will be used
for the Olymplo games In Berlin next
summer as a precaution against bad
weather.
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The basketball season la over tor I
the Medford high school. The season, i
all In all, was truly a successful one,
with only five defeats. It la an un
usual basketball team Indeed which
gets through a season with only five
defeats. It will be remembered that
the almost miraculous string of vic
tories turned In by the University
of Washington team, hailed as tin
greatest squad ever to come out of
the northwest, was broken by defeats
at the hands of Idaho and Washing
tor State.
When It Is considered that only
two of the Medford players. Van
Dyke and Lewis, were rated as real
basketball players at the start of
the season, the record of the Ti
gers becomes even more Impres
sive. The annual gloom over next
year's prospects has already start
ed to fall, however. Lewis and
VanDyke will be gone after mid
year, and Bowerman will have to
build his squad around his Soph
omore Shocks, Including Hayes,
Santo, Grow, Ettlnger and the
rest. Little Red Child ers Is, un
less we miss our guess by a very
long way, going to be reckoned
among the first five next year.
Hayes, the long-legged, large-footed
center, haa Improved so vastly
during the season Just past that
Couch Bowerman has high hopes for
a similar Improvement beat year,
which, If It oomes, will make young
Doo extremely valuable, not only aa
the tip-off, but
under the net
His record under
that net wasn't too
1 m p r e s slve this
year, although he
was getting better
toward the end of
the year. Perhaps
It waa because of
hla learning to
handle those gigantic dogs. The atory
that opposing playera were standing
on the end of his feet and he was
eonrequontly getting only about a
foot off the ground la a little far
fetched, but may be true for all we
know.
Letter from Patrick Francis Pcclr
today. The ' big gorilla la In Ban
Frinclsco. booked solid for the next
couple of weeks. But while away
from this city, Frankte assures us
that he haa gone
back to school for
awhile. Not to
study history or
geography, for be
already knows that
better than most
teachers, but to
study wrestling!
Jack Reynold a
lightweight cham
pion for the past 14 years, and one
of the most sclentlflo of all the wres
tlers, Is his tutor, and he Is studying
docks on wrestling as well. He Is also
perusing varloua volumes on foot
ball. Those aonnenberga of Wilson's
must have made a terrlflo Impres
sion on tht man.
GOLDEN MILLER
ITrillirRfl I
I I" IMnr lUII
LI LllSIL.111
CHELTENHAM, Eng., March 19-
(AP) Dorothy psget's Oolden Miller
today won the Cheltenham gold cup
steep lech aae for the fifth time and
retrieved hla reputation which was
besmirched when he refused to jump
In a recent race.
H. Lloyd Thomas Royal Mall fin
ished second and Mrs. F. Ambrose
Clark's American owned Kellsboro
Jack came In third, in a field of six
starters. M. D. Blair's American
owned Fouquet fell during the three
miles and two furlongs race.
The betting favorite at 31 to 30,
Oolden Miller waa ridden by Evan
William and won by 13 lengths.
Royal Moll, a ft to 1 shot, finished
two lengths In front of Kollahoro
Jack, quoted at 10 to 1.
STAGE FINAL RALLY
JA033ONVU.IJ:, Maroh U. (Bp!.,
Jsokaiuvllle basketball teama, grade
Igh nd town, will wind up the sea
son w'th a four-ply tanfle at th,
?ym r-.day night.
The h.eh school team la matched
mralnH the town team, Midget wl:u
the 7,1! ajrode, and the 4th and A.
grades with v Medford grade team.
The purpose of this meet which 1.
sponsored by the grsdera la to ralavi
funds and to give Jacksonville 1
chance to see all the home tovri
team In action at once.
Grants Pass High
To Play Baseball
ORAirm PASS. Maroh 13 (Spl I
-BaelU as a minor sport waa of
riclallr adopted by the high school
student body association Wednesday
Practice will be started this aeaon.
Poa.'ritlity of securing much of the
neede-t equipment free of charge wa"
uipla.rxd by Principal J. P. Swlgart
who f.ia the Ortntt Pass Merchants
baaeha:! olub will give M to the hlf
pchool for purchase of equipment ano
lend them other necessities.
A Vxsl company hss offered to
furnlsn suits aa an edrerttitna tea
ture, ao that the minimum of cat1.
outlay lor the hlirh school would b
37. v.'thout 'heae outside sources
etdlna, tha cost of starting a hUth
school taseball club tbl year would
be alwut 1250,
iimin n r
BOWLING
The Btandsrd Roofers bowling
team laat night defeated the Abbe;
Motor squad. 8 and 1, in a olty
league game. The Medco team bowled
alone and demanded a forfeiture
from the Kconomy Lumber team
when that outfit failed to show up
for their scheduled battle.
Plche Hardware rolls against the
Btudebaker Champions tonight.
Individual scores :
. Standard Roofers.
Walsh 117 310 148 472
Burroughs i i, 19S 300 168 663
Semon 163 168 164 474
Dueohler , 140 169 191 6oo
Daly 934 189 334 607
Total
. 838 808 893 3616
Abbey Motor Co.
R. Newland 168 181
K. Powell 119
Thornton .. 146
Johnaon
N. Newland .
Handicap
Total 918 1046 968 3928
GOLD FISH GIVEN
PEP SUPPLY
OAKLAND, Csl, (VP) The reju
venation of gold fish by means of
the family washing machine will be
one . of the permanent contributions
to modern science of - the research
workers of the ' federal writers pro
ject of this city. '
The federal writers, In search 01
material for the great American
Guide Book, which they are to com
pile, visited a manufacturer of wash
ing machlnea. It developed the lat
ter had sold 10 machines to , the
proprietor of . a goUir'ah hntchery.
This . Incongruity sounded like real
material for ithe guide book.
They visited the gold fish hatch
ery, and this s what they learned:
It had been his custom when any-
one wanted a buy a gold fish to
provide the prospective purchaser
witfc a long-handled net and let
him catoh the particular onea that
struck hla fancy. The Idea also
proved great sport for the customers
But after a time, the proprietor
noticed that his ponds were rapidly
being depleted of all the young,
lively fish, while the old sluggish
ones who hsdn't enough pep left
in them to give his customers a
thrill In trying to catch them, re
mained. tJ
He decided that' perhaps the fault
lay In the nets: that they needed
cleaning to stimulate life In the
fish.
So he put several of them Into
the family washing maohlne. using
only plain , water and turning on
the -current ai a nveiy rate.
he waa about to take, out the nets,
U.hh hu4 hMIh .hat Ml. Of
the oldest gold fish was cavorting
about with the freshness of youth.
He immediately transferred tt back
to the pond and there It showed
even more life than when In the
washing machine.
The hatchery proprietor began to
study this strange situation. He rea.
soned that the gold fish, accidentally
put Into the washing machine, had
been obliged to buck the current of
the water. He had Jumped mlnla-,
ture water falls, he had breasted
small waves and strong currents, and.
getting back Into the current of .life
again, he had become his old self.
The old fish In the pond were put
through the same rejuvenating pro
osss; the gold fish Industry regained
lt youth.
Eagles Will Hold
Dance Tomorrow
A "superstition" dance will be
held by the Fraternal Order of Eagles
In Its West Main street hall tomor
row night. As there will be no other
Prlday the 13th until November,
John Hyde, program chairman, has
made plans for a gala evening.
The Eagles and aualllary win noia
their regular weekly meetings at 8
o'clock and the dance will follow at
0. Members and friends are Invited.
Dynge'e orchestra will provide the
music.
ITALIANS TO ATTEND
OLYMPICS IN BERLIN
ROME, Maroh U. (AP) Italy wl'l
attend the Olymple games at Berlin,
official announced today, despite
effort to boycott uermany aa a re
sult of It occupation of the Rhine
land In violation of the Iocarno
pact.
A member of th Italian Olympic
committee aald th proposal to boy
cott th gamea, had not even been
discussed. , .
HUSKY BASKETEERS IN
S. F. FOR FRIDAY TILT
AN FRANCISCO, March U. (AP)
The Onlveralty of Washington bas
ketball team arrived here last night
and will meet Stanford university In
the Civic auditorium In 'he first of
th championship serle tomorrow
night. Th ehamplona of the north
ern section of the Pscltlc coast con
ference will work out at the Olym
ple club today and at th audito
rium for abort time tomorrow.
Moslem radio fans In northetst
Africa receive from th broadcasting
I station In Cairo, Exypt, Arabian mil-
ale and religious programs.
191 496
311 178 608
136 168 449
140 162 168 458
1KR 1KT 1A4 .7A
89 69 69 307
Total . 788 876 , 934 3494
Med ro.
English 171 183 183 BIB
J. Kessler 133 148 120 399
Somerson ,. 178 316 174 ' 668
Lyons 138 169 144 428
S. Kessler 187 343 323 652
Handicap ,,,,--131 131 131 303
3ho?r
SLANTS
Jiu Pari'
A eevere case 01 the doldrums
clutchea the critics In England. ' In
their forecast of British golf proa
pects after the 1935 pounding by
American siege guns.
It leaves them sour and saddened.
"The amateur game Is still under
the domination of America.' be
moans one commentator, "and the
revival of British supremacy ao gal
lantly started by Henry Cotton In
1934 has not been maintained.
Don't auk, "What aupremaoyf It
simply Isn't done. The record reads:
1934 W. Hogon (U. 8. A.)
192f-J. Barnes (U; S. A.y
192ft Ri T. Jones (U. 8. A.)
1927 R T. Jones (U. 8. A.)
1928 W. Hagen (U. 8. A.)
1929 W. Hagen U. 8. A.)
1930 R. T. Jonee (U. 8. A.)
1931 T p. Armour (U.,6. A.)
1032 O. Sarazen (U. 8. A.)
1933 D. Shute (TJ. S. A.)
Caddish To Comment
And Judging from that roll call,
with Uncle Sam answering "Present!
for ten straight years. It may seem
that any British supremacy belongs
a long time ago.
But the subject la painful, over
there, and when anyone mentlona U
there is only one comment:
"By gad. Sir. The man Is a cad
he ought to be drummed out of his
club I"
Men have been drummed out of
their clubs for far less. You see them
In the Punjab, In Pago Pago, and In
pith helmets and knee-pantlea, very
bony outcasts, cut dead by any
Englishman worth his salt.
Actually, Cotton'a "revlval-of-sup-remacy"
feat In winning tha 1934,
British open title waa repeated by
hla dark-horse eompatrlot, Alfred
Perry, In 1938.
But the Brltlah amateur champ
ionship had already fallen under th
ah noting Irons of our own Lawsoa
Uttle. and It remained for the Ryder
Cup team almost blasted off the
course by Walter Hagen and hla co
horts at Rldgefleld, N. J., to make
the Merrle Isles ring with woe. '
' It's' All Very Oloomy
Gloom cracked down over the land.
British chroniclers of the golfing
wars took some cheer from the claim
that h absence of Cotton from the
Ryder Cup team, enforced by hla
residence on the continent, handl
capped the British- Invaders.
And apparently going hard on the
slogan that "Brltona never, never
shell be slaves," they wound up by
exulting that "Perry's open champ
ionship success. In a field which in
cluded eeveral leading American golf
ers, proved that we have the material
capable of restoring England to her
original leading place In the world
of golf."
But In the faoe of the chill facta
or 1930, they bleakly admit, there's
still a, long, long trail a-wlndlng.
FIRST STEtLHEAD HITS
FLY IN UMPQUA RIVER
ROSEBURO, Ore., March 12, (AP)
The first steelhead to be caught
on a fly In the Umpqua river so
far this season waa reported today
by V. K. O'Byrne of Idlewyld park.
95 miles east af Roseburg. Cutthroat
trout are also reported to be taking
the fly. O'Byrne'a steelhead weighed
13i pounds.
Notice of Propoaal to Bell Two Thou
sand Dollars ($2,000.00) Mrhool
Itiilldlng Bonds of and by School
nistrlct No. , 74, Jiutkson County,
, Oregon, and Inviting Hlcls Therefor.
Notice la hereby given, that sesled
bide wilt be received by the School
Bterd of Bchool District No. 74, 01
Jackson County, Oregon, at the offic
of the District Clerk of School Dis
trict No. 74, Jackson County. Oregon,
until the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m.
on the 87th day of March, 1936. for
the purchase of an Issue of bonds of
the satd School District In the amount
of S2.0O0.00
dnld bonds will be negotiable cou
pon bonds, will be reglsterable aa to
prnclpal only at the option of tha
holder, and each will be designated
"School B illdlng Bond," will be dated
aa of Decemoer 1, 193S, and In the
denomination of 1600.00 each, and
wl'l be numbered consecutively from
1 to 4, both Inclusive, and will ma
ture aerially In numerical order at
the rate of asoooo on the first day
of December of each of the years
191 to 1939. both Inclusive, will bear
lntereat payable semi-annually on the
fir: day of June and December of
ea.-n year until maturity, will be pay
able both aa to principal and Interest
In lawful money of the United States
of America at the office of the Coun
ty Treasurer of Jackson county, 017
gon.
These nonas are issuea oy virtue 01
a majority vote of the legal voters
of said School District No. 74. and
Rovjlullon of the Dlstrlot School
Bonrd of said District, and pursuaut
to the laws of the State of Oregon,
Including Chapter XX, Title 89 of th
Oregon code, 1930, and laws amenda
tory thereof and supplemental there
to ' and are part of an -Issue of
9..'00.00 of bonds authorized. at th
aforesaid election.
Persons offering to purchase said
bonds are Invited to bid thereon at
su.-h rate of Interest not exceeding A
p-,ent pet annum a they ahall des
ignate and such bonds shall bear such
Interest rate aa shall be designated
by the purchaser thereof aa aforesaid.
The bonds will not be sold for less
than par and accrued Interest.
Said bonds shall be sold subject to
the opinion of F. P. Parrell, Esq., at
torney of Medford, Oregon, and aald
bonds will be furnished and printed
by said School District.
fcaled bida for the purchase of
aalr bonds will be received by aald
IJMrlct School Board up to the tlm
of laid aale aa herein fixed. All Diss
mtii-t be aeoempanled with a certified
chetk payable to aald School District
No 74 In the amount of two per
cenr of the par value of the bond.,
which shall be forfeited to the aald
School District In case any bidder ahall
fall and reluse to accept and pay for
saU bonds ahould they be awarded
to him.
The right Is hereby reserved to re
ject any and aU bids. The Post Offlc
aCrrrne of the office of the Clerk of
seM District la Trail, Oregon.
tty order of the District School
Bonrd of School District No. 74, Jack
sot. County, Oregon.
Dated! March 12th. K1"
PETER W. SANDOZ.
District Clerk of School District NO.
74, Jackson County, Oregon.