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L PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. 1MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1936. Hoes Alexander Is an expert Hnger crsclter. (It's melting his knuckles larger, but he doeen't mind. Any thing for a "rep.") "Skeeta" Gallager'a hair turned white when he waa 28, overnight. It waa neither fright nor grief. It just happened. LAKES OF CASCADE AREA ARE STOCKED Nations Desert Spain In Dire Hour of Need Says Socialist Leader NEW BUILDINGS READY SOON ON U. OF 0. CAMPUS! The Rogue river mtlonal forest la cooperation with the stats game com mission toot; had completed plant ing 778,000 flsh In the lakes of the Cascade divide In Jackson and Kieoi. ftth counties. Except for a few of the larger lakes which are accessible by road, the flah were packed in By use of horses and mules. The dletrlbutlon and species of the fish as planted were as follows: Lake Harrietts. 14,000 eastern brook. Clover Lake, 0,000 eastern brook. Dee Lake, 8,000 eastern brook.' Bert Lake, 4,000 eastern brook. Beals (Lone) Lake, 10,000 eastern brook. Lake Cary, 10,000 eastern brook. Blue Rock oroup So., 4,000 eastern brook. Blue Rock Oroup No., 6,000 eastern brook. Pear Lake, 30,000 eastern brook. Heavenly Twins, 30,000 rainbow, Isherwood Lakes, 10,000 rainbow. Puck Lakea, 10,000 eastern brook. Margurette Lake, 7,000 eastern brook. Donna Lake, 3,000 eastern brook. Horseshoe (8ky Lake), 10,000 east ern brook. Island Lake, 30,000 rainbow. Pour Mile Lake, 100,000 (18,000 E. brook, 85,000 rainbow.) pish Lake, 635,000 eastern brook. A forest service bulletin describes the work as follows: "ERA crews were used to assist In this planting project and all 17 lakes long the Sky Lakeg area and In the Mountain lakes primitive area were stocked. As many of these lakes were accessible only by trail, pack strings of horses and mules were used In transporting the fish from the end of the road to the lakes. The weal nuie sge involved on theae pack trips was approximately 300 miles. The largest Ingle pack was to Clover laae in ine primitive are, which was an 18 mile round trip. "The flngerllngs were shipped from the state hstchery at Crooked Creek to the Cold Springs packers camp on the Pelican Butte road In large cans containing approximately looo rain bow trout or 600 eastern brook trout, the fish averaging in sin from 1V4 to t Inches in length, the eastern brook being the larger. At the end of the roads the cans were loaded on the pack animals. "The water temperature In the cans at the beginning of the trip was ap proximately 88 degrees. As the water warmedeconsldersbly during the pack trip, and sudden changes of tempera ture result In high mortality of the flngerllngs, and since most of the Jskes planted have an average temper ature of 88 to 70 degrees, it was nec essary to submerge the oloeed cans in the lake water for about five minutes to allow gradual equalization of the temperature. Very few flah were lost. Two hundred out of 10,000 packed Into Harriett lake on the first trip to the Mountain lakes primitive area were loat but In later tripe only about 88 out of 0,000 which were packed Into Clover lake, failed to survive. "Four Mile, Blue Rock, and Clover lake were planted with fresh water shrimp for flah food. An Investigation of the tub which were planted last season was made at the same time the planting was carried on this year. It was found that the rainbow trout which were stocked last season aver aged about SVs Inches and eastern brook about 8 Vi Inches in length. In different Iskes, however, the slues of the flah vary. It Is apparent that the temperature of the water Is reflected In the rata of growth of planted flngerllngs. In the colder lakes they are smaller In sire by approximately an Inch during the flrat year than they an in the wanner lakes. "Considerable game was seen dur ing the transporting of the fish. These consisted mainly of bear and deer. Yellow Jackete encountered by the pack strings provided the most trou ble and in several Instances almoat resulted In loss of the fish. "The origin of the names of some of the lakea la rather Interesting, among them being Dee lake which was named after Dee Wright, deceased northweet packer and woodsman: Bert lake, named after Bert Wlthrow, deceased, an old pioneer In Klamath county who hunted In the territory of this lake: Beals lake, named after Bill Beals, pioneer of Klamath ' and Jackson oountlea, who trapped In the Beal lake territory as early aa 1874 Carv lake waa named after Cary Ramaby, deceased Klamath county pioneer, pear lake was named because of the shape of the lake resembling that of a pear. Island lake derivea its name from the fact that It contains severs! Islanda. "The origin of the name Heavenly Twins tor those two lakes is not known but the sppesrancs of the lakes certainly Justify this term. Ish erwood lakea, first planted In 1855. were named after p. w. Isherwood one of J. B- Waldo'a party which In cluded Mr. Mlnto, William Taylor, I. J. Hiunanson, who In 1888 made the trip down the skyline trail from Mt. Hood to Mt. Shasta. Initials of this party were carved on a tree at the southeast end of the lake with the date September 18, 1888." The foreat servtoe also assisted the United states bureau of fisheries at Butte Palls In planting 78.000 steel head In the upper Rogue river and Its tributaries. In addition it la planned to stock the upper south fork of Mt- as.ltV.isnm ' m iff "A fc' Iis3 . as aiatf Jbr iiimm a-r When students return to the University of Oregon for the fall tedm, September 21, they will at tend olssses on a campus that has grown In value of buildings and Improvements by mora than 40 per oent The actual value of the structures, last year set at $2r 800,000 will be Increased by $1, 0(8,000, The new Infirmary will cost when completed, 1130,200; the library, $483,000; physical ed ucation plsnt, $368,860, and other conatruollon and remodeling, S106, 600. In the photo above! top charming nsw outdoor theatre, at rear of mualo building; oenter new library, the exterior of whloh Is nearly eompleted, and below, new Infirmary tla Butte creek and Dally creek with 100,000 rainbow to be furnished by the state hatchery at Butte rails and 38,000 sllversldes from the United States bureau of fisheries ere to be planted In Pour Mile lake. Ludolph Leading Coast Pitchers LOS AVOBLES, Aug. 37-(P) Bill Ludolph of the Oakland Acorns, with 19 games won, five loat and 76 etrlke- outs to hia credit, remained at the top of the Coast league pitching heap in atatlstlca complied through Tues day's games. Ludolph, with a .703 percentage, waa closely trailed by four other hurl- era In the .700 class Ward of San Di ego, Cole of Sea Francisco, Koupal of Seattle and Sslveson of Los Angeles. Softball Squads in Quarter Final SALEM, Aug. 37. WV-Six crack aoftball teama will meet 1n quarter flnala games of ths state Softball tour nament here tonight. Rotary Bread of Portland will play Albany, Eugene will tangle with Mount Angel, and Mllwaukle will tackle Hogg brothers of Salem. Rotary Bread and Albany worked their way into the second round last night. Albsny with a crashing 33 to 1 victory over Toledo and Rotary with hard-earned win over Dallas. 4 to 3. Szabo Flops Four To Earn Levin Go PORTLAND, Aug. 37 P) andor Scabo. Hungarian mat artist, defeat ed four opponenta here laat night to win the right to meet Dave Levin In next weeks world championship sxhlbltton. Srabo out grappled Pat Praley. Salt Lake City, In the flnala after having previously disposed of Rudy Strong berg, aermany: Jimmy Maloney, Bos ton, and the great strangler Lewis. Praley reached the main event with vlctorlea over rrank atrolack, Chi cago: Chief Little Wolf, Trinidad, and Pred Carone, Boston. Sixteen heavyweights started In the first round of the grueling tourna ment. Oun Repairs. Expert gunsmiths Blms Bros., 33 N. Plr. Columbia Closing Hearing Advanced ASTORIA, Aug. 27. (AP) State officials succeeded today in advanc ing the date for hearing of an In junction to prevent a legal closing of salmon fishing on the Columbia river from next Monday to Friday. Aug. 28.. A temporary injunction had been obtained by Columbia river packers, who contended that the closed season would ruin fishermen, already vic tims of a poor season, COUNCIL CREST NOW OWNED BY PORTLAND PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 37. (AP) Hlstorlo Council Crest passed into the hands of the city yesterday. The council passed sn ordinance providing for exchsnge of an old fire ststlon for ths property and shortly thereafter the Ukase Investment com pany, owner of the property, accepted the offer. Closing time for Too Late to Clas ufy Ads Is 1:80 p. m. 'Vice Queen' Caught . if WPA Given Plea For Airport Coin BAKER, Aug. 37. ( AP ) WPA pro jects calling for extensive Improve ments at the Baker airport are now In Washington for final approval. The expenditures contemplated are (40,000 for a radio beacon station and (58.000 for construction 'of run ways and other airport Improvements. The WPA Is to contribute $80,117 and the city of Baker $12,220. $11,800 Received From Dog Racing SALEM. Aug. 37. (AP) An addi tional (11,600 of state racing com mission funds, resulting from the rtcent dog races held In Portland, was received at the state treasurer's office today. These funds are allocated for the support of Pacific International ex position, Oregon state fair and coun ty fa Ira. The state receives 13 per cent of the racing receipts. t Tea stales I p NEW YORK, Aug. 27. (TV-Jewel Tea. Co., merchandiser of coffee, tea and food products with outlets In vir tually every city In the country and headquarters at Barrlngton, 111., re ported today sales for the four weeks ended August 8 of 91,543.050 against $1,429,522 in the like 1935 period, a gain of 8 per cent. Use Mat! Tribune want ads. Mas Sensible, 38, who Jumped $10, 000 bond In New York after convic tion of violating ths Mann white lava act, waa captured In Murphy, Calif. She is shown at the U. S. commissioner's hearing In 8an Franolsco. 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French Repudiate Word ' "Martinets de Velaseo signed. They gave him a banquet for It. The French, with a popular front govern- j ment like ours, now nave gone back on their word and have refused to even let us have the war materials which the treaty stipulate we must buy." Prleto paused and tugged at his open abut collar. "Let ua take the other side, he said. "Ten days before the Ksmerun In cident (the search of a German mer chantman by a Spanish war vessel August 10) a German vessel landed Its cargo of airplane and tank parts at Cadiz. "The parts were taken to Seville In two freight trains composed of 59 cars, all accompanied by SO armed Germans. "These Germans assembled the planes and tanks at Tarblade air drome In Seville and handed them to the rebels; then Joined Franco's for eign legion. Gasoline Landed "I can prove all this Just as I can prove the Kamerun landed Its cargo of gasoline for the rebels at a Por tuguese port after we had prevented It from reaching Cadiz. "I also know the rebels received much more war material from Ger many than they were able to pay for in caeh down. "The Inference Is clear Franco has sold his soul to the Germans, who one day will present the bill." Prleto waa asked why the Spanish government had not referred Its pro tests to the League of Nations. He replied quietly: "Ethiopia presented her case to the league. You know what happened. "I am afraid our Spain haa become tie Ethiopia of Europe," , Widow Identifies Victim Of Auto SALEM, Aug. 27. (AP) Police definitely identified as Ray plank of Eugene, the man killed In an auto mobile accident near Monmouth Sunday. The victim was at first thought to be William Chapelle, who was re leased from the state prison Satur day morning. A fingerprint check repealed the ml b take. Positive identification of Plank's body was made yesterday .by his widow. 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