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TMEPFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1936, PAGE FIVE Hot every to od una page Tou will probably Una exactly the (hlngi you , Bave .oeen looking tor ot sale o: trade (or unused artlclee you may Save. Search youi attlo 01 store-room - you may find manj things othera are Melt ing ana oe able to realise Im mediate cash U what you want UDt here advertise loi It Tribune Olassllled ads are tsexpe naive effectlvet RATES Per ord ftrat inaertlon- Minlmnm 3AC1 Each additional insertion. per word c (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without oop j changes .sl.3S Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST One I -In. loledo die or cut ting threads on pipe, between nlaln and S.O.S. packing house Phone 443-R Colleen Bros. LOST Pair dark rim glasses at American packing house. Finder please return to mnnle W'.llan, 345 W. and. Reward 10ST--I1 dog missing, call 1516. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Women to care for 111 per son, do light house work Address Box 5206, giving experience and ad dress. . WANTED Young girl or middle aged woman to assist In hatchery. Small salary to Hart; gord home and peimanent position. Will In crease sslary 11 satisfactory. Box 5094, Tribune. WANTED Mldd'e-eged ho-jsekeeper In modern country horn Prefer able to drive car. Box 5127. Tribune. WANTED Lady or girl to "are for a children afternoons. 325 8o. Ivy. WANTED Middle -ged lady for gen eral housework In country; two In family. References. Box 6169. care Tribune. WANTED Woman for general house work. Phone 974. WANTED Experienced woman for general housework. Good wages. Apply In person, 1125 East Main. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED 6 tomato pickers . and 1 roustabout, Webber. Anderson Creek road, Talent. AN exper. bean picker. Tel. 403-R. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN and wife want work on farm or as caretaker. Woman good cook, Man do any kind larm work. Go anywhere. Good references. Box 5136. Tribune. WANTED Work for smar wages, room and board, by capable woman and two young daughters. Box 5173 Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 100 used home radios. Will pay highest allowance on the new 1937 Delco Robot control home radios. Essy terms. Come In and see our stock. Lwls Sup?r Service Station. ' WANTED Used house tracer. Pay cash. Harry Chasf. Beall Lane. WANTED 13 or 16 H. P. Pilrbanks Morsc engine and 4-ln. :entrlflcal P pump. Box 147. Jacksonville. WANTED Bmsll .urnlshed house on Esst Side. Phone 138. Ask Barne burg. WANTFD Room, Board, in nice clean home for mother (workltg) and child. Inquire 3u8 Tripp. WANTED Sub-ient small, neat, completely furnished house, adults, references. 309 Tripp. WANTED Good milk cow for feed and care Box 6101. Tribune. TWO YOUNO MEN want ride to Sftu Francisco, 6th or 7th. Will pay expenses. Phone 4-F-13. WANTED Late model Stenotype lor cash. O. W. Ne'vberry. Phone 866. HIGHEST PRK'ES paid lor )unk metal; copper brass, aluminum lead. rags, etc So. Oregon Junk Co. Between Holly and Oakdale on Stewart Ave". WANT TO BUY Some good young i beedlng ewes. V J Phlllppl. Hotel ' orand. Medford. WANTED You to look at my bar gains, almost new clothing for all the family 518 E. Main. WANTED Top prices paid for used furniture, tools etc. Berrvdale 2nd Hand Store 1603 N Riverside rel . 266. WANTED To work ranch on shares Reliable married msn and family young, competent Would prefer ranch with some lrrigat!"n or suit able dry ranch. Have tenm and some equipment Box 5002. Msn Tribune. JUNK Highest prices paid for brass, radiators, copper storage ba;terles aluminum and other melaj. Scrap Iron, small or ler lots, pipe and machinery, wool anc cot ton rags. Innr tubes. Our prices wtll Interest you. Hides. Pelts. Wool Mohair Household joods. furniture, stoves boupr.t or sold. MEDFORD BAHGAIN HOUSE WANTED Lamb wool. See the Med ford Bargain House, 27 No. Grape WANT Small fnrm or dairy for Med- ford . R'x 3"" Tribune CUtti.' t.me loi Vjo Late to C1&5 ury AO U 1:30 p ol FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 4 rm. apt., no-erh and j prlvLte, ground floor. right down j town. 376 So. Central. I FOR RENT a nicely furnished apt with electrlo conveniences. In quire 305 So. Oakdale. APT. FOR RENT Frlgldalre heat overstuffed, private bath, close in 808 W. Main. FOR RENT RCOM BOARD BOARD AND ROOM for two business men or women. Nice room, fire place, bathroom, private entrance, good meals. Inquire 823 So. Oak dale. Phone 945-X. FOR RENT HOUSES 4-ROOM turn, houpe at 529 So, Orape 625 water paid; also 4-room furn ished at 1127 W Main 830. Phone C. A. DoVoe, 523-J-3. FOB RENT Modern 8-room house Some furniture. Adults only. 30 Cottage St. FURN. DUPLEX Afllllts. 604 W. 10th FOR RENT FURNISHED - ROOMS FRONT ROOMS, suitable for teach ers. Steam-heated. Board if de sired: garage. 1211 W. Main St. FOR RENT First-class sleeping room In good residence, close iu. 105 Geneva. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 S. Grape. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room; also garage If desired 325 So Riverside Ave. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Good modern house 5-room t-nd bat!,. Trade equity for car. '.ruck, woo' or tim ber irind. Address P. O. Box 713. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE DAIRY and Grain Farms for sale and trade. All are improved and Irri gated. Several will sell a low as 9500 down payment. 53 Acres, Talent, wltn stock $5300 72 Acres. Central Point 6500 80 Acres, Thompson Creek .. $3500 80 Acres. 5 miles out 5000 99 Acres. 3 miles out 6600 147 Acres. Butte Falls road 68000 " 198 Acres. Talent $9000 We will gladly show you any ol ' thrse. - TENGWAI.D AGENCY 125 W Main FOR SALE 6-rm. plastered housed modern. 3 bedrcoms all iiardwood lloors. close In, paved street, all clear. Only $2ipo If taken at once 9300 down; 925 ner month. FLAHARTY REALTY CO. 15 No Fir A DESIRABLE 5-'oom stucco resi dence. Park street. 9400 ;ash; bal ance Stnte Veteran loan.- 61P So. Oakaale. COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4-ROOM modern Lome. 3 lots; close In, good condition, double garage, '' wood-shed, shade trees, fruit.. Pay . $500 -down and move in Total $1500. FOWLER & UPP 44 No. Riverside ON THE AFPLEGATE . 53 ACRES, 38 acres in crops, Plenty of Iree Irrigation w.ter. 4-room house, barn and garage. Non-resident owners say sell for $3200 00. Some terms. FOR EXCHANGE 2 AORES near Med'ord, 5-room nearly new modern bungalow with fire place, garage, cnlcken ho-ise and barn. Will exchange lor gocd home In Medtord. FOR 9AL3 5 ACRES bottom and 2 m'lea out. New 4-room house, outbuildings and on main road. A blvgaln at $1500.00. Terms CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. 139 E Main St. Phcne 728. FOR 8ALE 100 ac-es pasture, clover and meadow grass; also 70 tons hay; lenced and well watered. Apply C. W. wood. Prospect, Ore. INCOME city property. $4530 on terms. Present Income $90 per month. C. S. Butterfleld, Medford Center Bldg. HOUSES lor sale or rent, j'ackson County Blog. & Loan Ass'n. WHEN you think of real estate think ol BROWN it WHITE. FOR SALE 3-room modern home on pavement near Main. Payment down, balance like rent. Inquire 608 Palm. FOR SALE Fully equipped, well paying dairy ranch. C. L., care Mall Tribune. FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE My equity In 8-room bouse No. 7 Glen Oak Court, for smaller poperty or acreage Home Owner's Loan Fred C Sander, 14 mile 8. Oak Grove school. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES TOR SALE 1931 Hport Model Ford. Car in first class shape. 16 So. Fir. 1D28 PONTIAC avian 165.00. Take g-jod rifle or shos gun as Dart pay ment. Phone As'n'and 7-F1. USED CAHJ3 RHCONDITi'ONFC Must Be Sold th 1937 Gtude bakers Are Here 1934 Studcbaker ted an - 19.12 Studebaker sedan 1929 Pontine co'ipe j l!28 Auburn covpe 1929 Ford coup-i 1 930 Hudson MHn 1929 EfiWJt sedan 1934 Chevrolet pickup 1928 Chevrolet roach ' SANDERSON MOTOR CO Open evening and Bund ay LATE MODEL RECONDITIONED USED CARE Special Dleco'ii t on All Cars , Without Trade-ins 1935 My mouth Do'uxe Tounrg sedan. fl-wheet equip A real bargain. . 1934 Chrysler 6 Diluxe sein, like new, low prl :e 1934 Ford V-8 Convertible coupe, radio and hitter Beat buy in town. i930 Dod:e sedan 1B32 h volet, coup 1011 lrd tvdan 1930 Ford sedan j A govi selects of others to Iehoov from. I.ANOE MOVtjR CAR CO. 38 No. Riverside Tel. 18 10R SALE 19.16 t'ry mouth OeLux I Sedan. dprr.onFtr.-tor at a BIb Suv- in LANOE MOTOR CAR CO, 3B N. Riverside. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE Ford wood trU'k. Newnham, Oold Hill. Harry FOR SALE '35 Plymouth sedan; low i mileage. Call at 615 West and ! alter 6. - FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 1934 long wheelbase Chevrolet truck Low mileage. Dual urea In gooa condition full year ucenae. equip ped with flat rack for fruit naui- I ing. See this truck today Rogut ! Dlumt rV.-nlnr Inn KJn-tH flt.ar. River Chevrolet, Inc. side FOR SALE POULTRY TALENT HATCHERY Announcing an adltlonal lnc ibator of '.0,000 has ! been recently tn&talled. Chick ord- ers for any amount can be reaauy filled. Leghorns. Barrta roths, r. i. Reds, White Rhxle Island and New Hampshire. Order chicks early for profitable broiler and laying stock: 14 mile south A Talent on Pacific highway. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 140 ewes, mlxoil breeds, yearlings up. Chas, S. Dvar, Rt. 1, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE) Fresh Jersey, very gentle. Harry Ncwnham. Gold H1U. FOR SALE Feeder and wconer pigs. Phone 1410. FOR SALE Six good cowa, tliree 5-month-old heifer calves; ? yearling helfor. Phone Central Point 115. FOR SALE B breeding ewta. John Nealon. Phone 118, Centr&i Point. FOR SALE 4 hucfc sheep. Ramblett W. E Butler. Eagle Point. K)R SALE Ho'fer calvca. Hoover. Phone 437-R. FOR SALE 3200-ib team. H. Nich olson, Rt. 1, Box 361 Cen'ial point. FOR SALE! 2 Duror sows; Utter soon Harry Barr, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Pumbred Ramboutllet and Hampshire 'ems, Phone 301-J-l Dolph Phlpps. BUV OR SELL Hogs aud pigs. Route 4. BOX 133 Spring St. Tel 437-M FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REPOSSESSED Heme Radios at won. derful values. Ail iato models, short and long wave rands. Ensy terms. Lewis Super Set vice Station. CAR RADIOS A number of used and repossessed sets on hand. Will sac rifice Easy terms. Levdr Super Service Station. FOR SALE 4 for 10a photo outfit . completo ,or trade for car or what have you. 18 So. Fir. TIRES All sizes; some wonderful buys, repossessed merchandise. Easy terms. Lewis Super Service Station. HEATERS Como in and ee our stock of last year's heaters, we will sacrifice at cost. Lewis Super Serv ice Station. TOMATOES; Bennett applM wind falls, Pay leas at ranch. O. V. Myers. Tel. 258-J. GENUINE CONCORD GRAFES. In quire last houit left side Lozler Lane or tel. 869 M. FOR SALE Good buz - Newnham, Gold Hill. Harry FOR 8AL13 Brony circulating heater. Coat $150 new Trade Xor cow or sell for cash. 112 King. FOR SALE Circulating heater 17 50. good heating stove 12.50 Call at Davis Transfer. MAHOGANY flnlwi circulating wood heater, 917 50; Mao coal heater. 95 204 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE! Laoy'f white fox fur, new lady's combination wardrobe case. Reasonable. Apply Shell Station 6th and Front. ' CALIBRE 85 Rem. auto loading like new. finest eights, $35 00 CaU evenings. J. C. Hunter, 153 No. Oakdale. WOOD FOR BALE Dry fir end hard wood Right price. 515 Penn Ave., after e o'clock. TOMATOES. 40c per hundred. Bring boxes. C. J. Logan. Stewart Ave.. Orchard Home. FOR SALE Baled, good alfalfa and 6traw. D. R. Smith, across from Talent school. Phone A&nland 372-J-l. PETITE PRUNES, 1c lb. on tree. Leo Young. Columbus Ave., oft Stewart. PRUNES On F. 8 Carpenter place lo lb., you pick l'2c lb. picked B. E. Ford, miles west on Jack sonvlile highway. Tel. 731-R. FOR SALE Hopper for sawdust burner with baffle plate. Almost new. Bargain Can at Mall Tribune TOMATOES for canning, lo pound Bring container. Phone Mrs. Walk er. 314-Y. DUART permanent as low as ftl.95 up to 14 60. Provost s, 236 So Oak dale. Phone 727. ROOfINO Bring your roof troubles to us. Old roof repaired, new roofs applied, fabco Product Ekereon Paint and Roof Store 88 S Bartlett. Phone 243. FOR SALE ORAIN BAGS and Twine. Oet Ot: price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. TOR SALE U. H. No. 1 and U 8 No. 3 potatoes. Wholesale price for truck Ready for delivery same day ordered, c. V. Barton Merrill Ore. CANNING- iOMATOES. cent pound Vi mile west Central Point. Blsn kenshlp FOR SALE Apple Tel. 132-L. TOMATOES. Onions, Weeping Wil lows. Lozler Lane. FOH SALE New Hotpolnt electm refrigerator, value $169 50 Never used Will sacrifice for cash. Make offf Telephone 1MD-W. MISCELLANEOUS FREE! STOMACH ACID. O.'.S PAINS. INDIOE5TION relieved quick Oet Iree sampie dx'tor's prescription. Vdga. at Western Thrift "tore. ' ft F A H THE" 1 OnV'Of" THF BALU WIN' e.erv aftt-noon at 145 otet KMED. Baldwin Plauo 6uopp. I I PERSONAL "J A ( "Doc") Renu mber '3.1 Promise In St. L. Let's team again, wire "Pat" BUSINESS CHANCES A REAL business or sale or lease, also acreage on Crater Lake highway. Write Box 5113 Tribune. FOR SALE Restaurant, beer parlor and confecllinety; 6000 wortii of equipment, stow included lor less than hall if taktn at once. Sick ness reason lo. selling. Inquire Damon Cafe. Central Point. Ore P. O. Box 136. FOR SALE Profitable business on Pacific highway. For further in formation write Box 3823, Tribune BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO rm.b INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract ot Title, Rooms 3 and 6, No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. Chiropractor E. M. NELSON, Chiropractor N. C. M Service. 1212 W lOtti expert Window Cleaners. LET GEOROE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl ental rug cleaning and upholstering The fashion e'hop. THE FASHION SHOP 308 0. 6 Nat'l Bank Bunding, uressmaking Myrtle Andrews phone 1181 New location Money to Lend MONEY LOAN KM ON AUTOS, LIVESTOCK FURNITURE, UNHORSED NOTES. ETC We want to supply yout money needs without red tape or delay SKB W. Ei. THOMAS MGR. MEDFORDS OLDEST AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY 45 So Central, Ground Floor Craterlan Theater Bldg L10 No 3-157-M-18Q Phono 139 DIAMOND LOANS . Prompt and courteous service MEDFORD FINANCE CO. Over Farmers it Fruitgrowers Bank Phone 768 Lie. No. 8-200 I'tanu Instruction FRED ALTON HMOHT Toscher of Piano. Accredited Teacher. Mel cliord Modern Piano Metbod. Stu- dlo. 318 Liberty Building. Transfer. HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack era and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right 618 North Riverside Phone 815 EADS TRANSFER it STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fir Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. REINKING TRANSFER CO Long distance naullng Furniture, cattle anything, ill N Fir Phone 1033 0 Stuart. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving etc Reasonable rates Tel 833 F E Samson Co. LEGAL NOTICES Notice To Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate ot Wil liam C. Miller. Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County has appointed the undersigned administrator, with the will annexed, of the Estate of William C. Miller Deceased. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Fearful 7. Mythological flyer IS. Intellectual! colloo. 14. The love appi 15 Lease 16 Knack llfchtly 18. Thin and withered 15. However 20. Poems 22. Not of the scale 21 One in definitely 21. White tee crystals 27. Old piece of cloth 30. Light boat 32. Roman date .25. Behold Solution of Yesterday's Puzxte la;ph!oipC!R!A via A S EgO ft OpRKfP" I D FolDpMlElTRp nIo h ej e r ois eMe a srrBlg sMEjV 7ZrW. SiERJE V EElgSHl fN GlL Eppl aIe RgaE sTsjIeWo ral AIC TTSME'L I PTE C O NF U T I N gMTiO 0 A nie S RJjaP 0 GH E R G pIaIpirIeMeInIspieIe 16. wanting mat ter or sub stance Staft 29. In the direction 64. Professional of tramps 40 Uu'ical 67- City In Holland character 68. South Amerl- IL Loved over can river much 61. Poffltlve elee- 42. Type measures trie poise 44. Not any L Snapping 44. You and I beetle 47. Type nf electrlo l Rdlttle tuber current; 4. That which Is abbr. retained In 49. Sour substance the mind 2 3 4 15 6 K7 8 f o a izz zBzzzzz -r-fc rrm r- r- 3o f flSif 5S 37 38 ZSZZZl3 z 7fsi f;s gf 63 WP" All persona having claims against said estate are required to present them with proper vouchers within six months from this date to Otto J. Frohnmnyer, 204 Cooley Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon. Dated August 24th, 1936. PORTER J. NEFF, Admlnlstratoi with vtll Annexed Notice of Final Hen In r In the Matter of the Eat at ft of P. A. Skinner, Deceased. In the County Court, Jackson County, Oregon. Notice Is hereby giv en that the 16th day of October, 1936. at 10 Velock a. m haj beet, fixed by order or the Cour'. heroin fo a hear ing and for objection, if any there on, In the office of the County Judge at the County Court House, Medford, Oregon. JOE A. GRAY, Administrator. Notice of Meeting of Hoard of Equallutlon To Whom H May Concern: Notico Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Grants pass Irrigation District wtll meet Tuesday, October 6th. 1936. ai 10:00 o'clock A. M. In the District offlcr In the Court House. Grants Pass Oregon, acting as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of reviewing and correct ing its assessment and apportion ment of taxes. This notice la published by order of the Board of Directors of the Grants Pa&s Irrigation District, thl 7th day of September. 1936 GRANTS PASS IRRIGATION ' DISTRICT By E. Reed Carter. Secretary -Manager. Granti Pass Irrigation District By ti&zel F. Randolph, Assistant Secietary. The Grange Appleatc Grange. An open meeting was held by Ap plegate Grange August 38. An Interesting program waa given consisting of community singing, led by P. A. Matheney and a piano aolo by June Moran. The speaker secured for the evening was Oeorge Codding. district attorney, who Is also com- inander of the Veterans of- Foreign Wars. A very enjoyable sociable evening followed, with games and dancing. Next regular meeting will be Fri day, September 11. Jacksonville Grunge Jacksonville grange met Aug. 38 with good attendance. The program In charge of Leora Niedermeyer con sisted of the following numbers: Oroup singing led by riorlne Sever ance: accordlan numbers by the Messrs. Blake, Hardy and Qlllette; also Hugo Lange; L. a. Gentner then made a very Instructive talk about Insect life, which was of much Inter est to the farmer. The program was concluded by five baritone solos by Sonny Austin. After playing games all retired to the dining room where a hobo lunch. which was furnished by the men, was greatly enjoyed. Upper Kogue Grange. Upper Applegate Orange met Thurs day at the log cabin. with a snort business session followed by enter talnment. A number of Grangers were guests. The Ice cream and cake social was a decided success, clearing M4.10. All officers wore present. Vote on changing location of the new Grange from McLeod to the Haines ranch 'was postponed until soecial meeting Wednesday, Beptem ber 9 at 8 p. m. at the log cabin. All Upper Rogue Grangers are urged to be present. All were glad to see Brother Olasa out again. Several were out who nao not been for a long time. The "Yellows" will put on th molon feed next meeting, and the "Pinks" the program. Ose Mail Tribune wsnt ads Cross-Word Puzzle I. Bovine ant mar 9. Among (0 Barbera Iniplemar.' L American Indian it, Male child 17. Repentance t. Compound 01 ( sodium Part of spteci !. Take one's way il. Wlnra ' :l. Precious metal '0. Cunning: col ion. Jl, Presently 22 Very black 24. Pack 37 11 reek portlct 25, Repeat 43. Woo'Jen shoe 45 Kind of duck 48 Closing part of a muBlcs composition 69. Cancel 2 Unclose 63. Arrow 64. Chance 66. Town In Penn sylvania 64. Obstinate 0. Consequently (13. Near OOWN With ability At liberty Flexible palm stems Biblical city Small closed receptacle used by thi Japanese Pairs Placer at children's games SOOS-0'BRIEU RENEW WAR TONIGHT RISHMANREADY TO MAKE MEANiE A hot-headed Irishman and a bow- logged bully are expected to sear the rafter of the Medford armory when they clash In a return bout In the wrestling arena tonight. If their own statements are worth heeding, they will prove something about the the ory regarding an Irresistible force meeting an Immovable body. Pat O'Brien, product of the Emer ald Iales, la so confident he can thrash the hooped -leg Johnny 600s that he haa staked $90 on the out come. If he loses, the purse goes to charity and Boos declare that he will see to It that charity la en riched to that extent tonight. The two contestant will meet In the opening event. Paddy showed a flare of temper last Monday night when he socked the unethical Soos and then chased him with an uplifted chair to his dressing room whence Johnny made a hasty and undignified escape down a rope. That waa after Soos had kicked and slugged hi way to vic tory. O'Brien returned to the ring later and In his best Sunday school man ner apologized for losing hi temper Ht declared that since he had learned how the boys here wrestle he wanted another chance at Boo and posted his purse a a charity donation If lie could not tear the bow legs from the pugnacious Johnny. The middle event ta expected to be almost aa blood-curdling as the cur tain raiser with the hefty Joe Hubka pitting hi strength against the big bully from Alabama. Bob Montgom ery. Montgomery has shown a de elded tendency toward cannibalism and If be finds tt too difficult to kick an ear off with his shoe he has no compunction about biting It off with his teeth. Hubka, on the other hand, la clean mat man but he get riled up whenever any rough stuff la pulled, Once the fists start flying, Joe can mix with the best of them and he la counted upon to give the Alabama gorilla the thrashing Medford fans have been hoping to see for the past six weeks. The main event seems destined to be the only exhibition of scientific wrestling on the card, with Cowboy Dudge Chick matched against Oeorge Craig, the big-armed blacksmith from Tulsa, Okla. Both are clever wrest lers and are counted upon to give 1 good demonstration of the mauling art after the first two fiery botits. The first event will go on at 8:30 The first two matches will be under the Australian system while the clos ing number will be waged under the American style bf one hour straight wrestling, two falls out of three, ALL-STARS FACE GIANTS TUESDAY NEW YORK. Sept. 7(AP) Two great football teams, one of the pol ished product of professional expe rience, the other the nearest thing possible to an all-America aggrega tion, meet at the Polo Ground to morrow night In the first eastern ap pearance of the college all-stars t The all-stars, who have been gath ered for the past three seasons from the ranks of the previous year' col lege seniors to test their ability against the National league cham pions, meet the New York Giant In a charity game. With good weather, 50,000 fans are expected to turn out. PORTLAND SOFTBALLERS NORTHWEST CHAMPIONS PORTLAND. Sept. 7. (AP) M. and M. woodworkers of Portland captured the' northwest Softball championship Saturday night with a spectacular 4 to 8 victory over Fisher Bodies of Se attle. The two team were champions or their respective state. M. and M. were trailing by two runs In the ninth, but put on an exciting rally to take the game. FABER PLANS LARGE ATHLETICS PROGRAM ALBANY, Ore., Sept. 7. (AP) Don Ft ber, new head of the Albany col lege phyetcal education department, said he has prepared the most exten sive all-around Intercollegiate, Intra mural and non-competltlve athletic and physical education program yet attempted here. Faber, who came to Albany from Ashland high, said he would issue a call for grid candidate September 10, BEND ELK BASEBALLERS IN CHAMPIONSHIP RACE BEND. Ore,, Sept. 7 (AP) The Bend Elk stood a good eh s nee to win the Oregon state baseball league's 1930 championship today as a result of a 3-to-o victory over Toledo In the first of a playoff series. Toledo, winner of the first-half title, and Bend, leader In the second-half race, will play th second game of the series today. 37-POUND CHINOOK WINS SEATTLE SALMON DERBY SEATTLE. Wash, Bept. 7. (AP) Landing a 87-pound, 0-ounoe sal mon, Chester A. Auld, Seattle, won yesterday's salmon derby and a new clght-eyllnder pedan, Arthur Harleon. Olympli, snagged ad-pound Chinook. MEET IN FINALS OF GOLF CLASSIC Medford Star Three Up On Eugenean at End of Ninth Hole in 36-Hole Duel for Regional Golf Title The ninth hole of the 3fl-'.:ole final for the southern Oregon-northern California golf championship this morning found Eddie Simeons long driving Medford ilar, 8-up on his youthful Rugeue opponent. Bill Ros son. with both turning In the most ; sparkling play of the tournov to date. Simmons blaued over the first nlue with a sub-par 33. Rosso n h"t on his trail with a brilliant 37. They were to finish their struggle for the second nine holes this morning, with the final 18 this afternoon. Presentation of awards will follow the battle. Sim mons Is 10 years (-Id, and r.osson Is only 17. One of the biggest galleries In the history of the Rogue Valley course was following play In the final match. Simmons yestertHy ellmlroted Joe Ahem, Portland star, 3 and 1, and Rosson turned ' back the threat of Boh Hammond 4 and 3. Bot, finalists gained their advantage with beautiful olf, turning In cirrus shots that left the galleries limp. In the ftnlshlng bnttle of the first (light, Leonard Hurdlug of Klamath Falls and Harold Johnson of Medtord were battling It out on their first nine, and A. F. Mansfield of Portland was having difficulty with John Koke of Eugene In the jecond flight flrnls. The third flight finals were being battled out between two Medford luminaries, with R. B, Hammond meeting Lee Wataon. Dr. Horvey Woods of Ashland was locked In a close UMtle with O. Hatfield of Mc Cloud, California. In the fourth rotind. Joe Gravelle, Portland star who downed O. Clark. Medford caddy, only after a 31 -nolo battle Saturday, won on through the various rounds and was meeting Oeorge Henselman of Medford In the 'Ifth flight ending today. Bob Kelly, formerly of Medford, was meeting Red Llttrell 01 Grants Pass In the sixth flight and Jack Blerma and Earl Leaver of Ashland were tangling tor honors In the seventh and last 'light. Jean Eberhart, Ashland Normal coach, and A. . Orr wore fighting It out for the second consols ion prlee, and Reginald Parsons of Seattle and William McAllister. Medford attorney, were struggling fo- third consolation honors. A aeries of Scotch foursomes wss being sent out this morning, with entry open to -everyone In the tour nament, prices to go to wlnfrs. The ladles of the cluii tar tea an impromptu tournament of their own at 8 o'clock this morning, w.'th 15 en trants. BONNE VI LLS SALT FLATS. Utah, Sept. 7. (AP) Bronzed Ab Jenkins, driving his ivory -hued "Mormon Me teor" over this world' fastest racing course at datrling speeds, snatched two record back to America from England today and roared on In quest of more. Jenkins established a new mark for 000 kilometers at 164.47 mile per hour far surpassing the old record of 163 JO set on this same glistening surface by Capt, Oeorge B. T. Eyston of London. Then he cracked Eyston 's 600 -mile record of 153 3ft with a new world rec ord of 159.03. The Utah speedster climbed Into his mammoth, airplane -motored racer at 8:04 a.m.. Pacific time, soon after the morning sun turned the alt flats glistening white. The start came after weeks o( wait Ing for a dry track. Mechanics gave the streamlined "Mormon Meteor" a last minute check before Jenkins took off on the 10. mile circular track on the marble smooth flat where a yar ago Sir Malcolm Campbell of England set world's measured mile record of 301.120 mite an hour. TITLE TOURNEY SLATED FOR WOMEN GOLFERS PORTLAND, Ore., Spt. 7. (API Til ninth annual rhimplonshlp of ths Or.Kon Women's Oolf associa tion will b played at th OsweRo Uk cours (luring th weeH of Sep tember 14. Entries will clow Friday nnon. Officials Indicated thejr ex pected on entry list close to 100. Mrs. B. E. Eva. Portland, won last year's title. Veteran Conductor nlef. PORTLAND. Ore. Bept. 7. (AP) Southern Pacific officials here report, ed the death of A. Daw of lugen. veteran Bouthem Pacific conductor, at Crescent yesterday, apparently from a heart attack. Daw, believed to be about 4S, had been with the company more than 30 years. Offlc Isls said the body was taken to Eu gene. ' Oun Repairs. Expert gunsmith 81ms Bros . 23 N. Fir. Closing time tot Too Lai to Clu Mj Ads U 1:30 p. m. JENKINS REGAINS SPEED RECORDS By the Associated Prese, San Diego's fighting Padres, In sixth place six weeks ago, are hot on the trail of a $2500 bonus for finish ing first In the 25-week schedule. Today the Padres are only one gam behind the Portland Beavers, by vir tue of winning six out of seven game from Sacramento. They ?o Into a doubleheader this afternoon with a chance to lead the league by night fall. The San Dlegans polished off the Solons yesterday, 1B-3. and 1-0. to gain s Mil game on the Beavers, who split with Los Angeles, 10-4. 1-8. On the bssls of their strong play the Padres are one of the clubs favored to win the Shaughnessy play-off, which determines the league champ ion ana tne distribution of 17500 In prize money. PORTLAND WILL HAVE HORSE RACING PLANT PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 7 (API onstructlon f a aeo.000 mile-loni race track, grandstand, paddock and stables at the alt of the old Rankin airport here will begin Immediately, officials of the Rlverton Sportdome, Inc.. said today. It waa Indicated racing would start next year. Cul mination of the plBna would bring Portland Ita first blg-tlme horse rac ing In 25 years. NINE PILOTS TO TRY PIKES PEAK TEST COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.. Sept. 7. (API A torturous test of man and machlne an automobile race up tn steep winding highway to Plke'a Peak beckoned today to nine racing pilots. Tlie nine drivers In th Labor Day test were survivors of a field of IS. Les Mulnlx waa forced out by Injuries when hla car caught fire during a trial run. Motor trouble caused three others to abandon the race. CALLISON TO STRESS SPEED AND PASSING EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 7. (AP) An offense built around speed and pass ing, In addition to the traditional, running attack, may give University of Oregon grid team followera new thrills this fall, Such a possibility was seen In th statement of Coach "Prlnk"' Calllson that far the first time In five years available football material might per mit a new type of play. But there was no evidence tiiat th famed Oregon "cruncher" play would be abandoned. . HOW THEY? STAMD (By the Associated Press) National League W. L. Pet. 79 S3 .80S 78 S3 .880 78 97 .871 70 83 M 88 88 .408 81 70 .468 84 711 Alt 44 88 JSa New York . St, Loula ... Chicago ..... Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston ....... Brooklyn Philadelphia Yesterday's Results At Cleveland, fi'8; St. Louis. 8-4. At Pittsburgh, 6; Chicago, i' At Philadelphia, 10; Brooklyn. 6. At New York. 1: Boston. 3. American League w; L. Pet. 83 48 .887 71 83 .330 71 83 .830 71 84 .638 70 83 .838 69 87 Ml 48 83 .386 48 87 .888 New York Detroit - ; Chicago Washington Cleveland Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Yesterday's Results At Washington, 7-7: Philadelphia, 1-8. At Chicago, 18-8; Cleveland, 1-S. At Boston, 14-4; New York, 8-3. At Detroit - St. Louis, postponed; rain. Lo Angeles ., San Francisco . Sacramento 63 103 Yesterday's Resulta Portland, 10-1; Los Angeles, 4-8. Ban Diego, 18-1; Sacramento, 8-0. Seattle, 7-3: Ban Francisco, 8-6. Oakland. 8-12: Missions, 3-1. Coast League W. L. Pet. Portland ... . 91 78 .848 Ban Diego .... 90 76 .843 Seattle 88 78 .830 Oakland 87 79 .5-4 Missions ....-.- 88 81 .812 . 82 84 .494 78 88 .470 .380 WW-
