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r six MEDFORT). MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1fl36. o i'fts Belcwtro, Pacific coast Junior in -ny weight champion, will return to M dford Monday to meet Dude Chick, ;:'-;nomenal airplane spinning cow I'lucher, In the main event wrestling nntoh at the Armory, and Prince 'i.i'kl Mlhfilakla will have a chance ! meaauro Lea Wolfe for a ault of f. ;nel locka and dragon aclaaors. In ,ri&t Mack LI Hard describes u ilie irongcat lineup he haa ever had In irn yoAra of promoting. EWcnstro, one of the fastest, moat trrtatlle and crafty wrestlers In the (nine will iinleaah his dropklcka, Mexican death-lock and other tor turf hold In an effort to stop the long winning streak of the range rider. He, with a reputation here nearly aa deadly as Chick's own, la given a better chanoo of turning the seemingly Impossible atunt than any one the cowpnir haS met In the last several months. Chick la not complacent about the match. He wrestled the Weed Aval anche on a previous encounter In Klamath Falls, and won, but only after nearly an hour of battling In which Belcastro swarmed over him like & hive of bees. On several oc casions in that match It looked as though Chick had been stung, and he has already launched a serious training grind for the match. The Italian has been wrestling almost nightly since he left here several months ago (on one card defeating two men In one night at Marys vi lie, each man outweighing him) and he has his heart set on dumping Chick, he wired Llllard. Attendance records are likely to be, shattered to bits, with the outstand ing main attraclon being forced to give much ground to the middle eent grudge battle between Les Wolfe and the Arabian flash, Mihala- k!s. Hundreds of fana, their affec tion for WolfA changed to dlunt, are anxious to see the desert rider give the Texan a beating. Wolfe declared after 'last Monday's match that the blow to the chin with which he dropped his opponent had been delivered with his elbow and not his first as charged by Ml halakla and fans aJlke, and added that he would defeat the Arab any time they met. Fans don't think so. according to a general check-up since the match, and Interest In the battle has flamed to almost unbelievable heights. The curtain raiser to the battling Is on a plane with the other strug gles, Llllard stated. In announcing a new man to appear against Pat O'Brien, veteran Irish grappler. The newcomer Is Gene Moore of Mis souri, known as the Max Baer of the wrestling game; v not because he clowns, but because he resembles the Llvermoro Lover In general architec tural outline and facial characteris tic). He Is said to be a powerful and brilliant wrestler. The first two matches will be' un der Australian rules, with the main go undor the American code. j AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING W E Thomas. 46 8 Central ACCOUNT BARE SOIL LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 18. (PyD. L. Gross, extension agronomist at the Nebraska Agricultural college, assert ed today that conditions brought about by protracted drought In the middle west held a threat of dust storms In 1937 "Infinitely worse than those of the spring of 1035." From observations In His own state Gross said he was convinced that "should the spring of 1937 be a dry one, the stage already la set for dust storms the like of which Nebraska has never witnessed. "Millions of acres In Nebraska are now bare of vegetation,-" he said. "Soil on theae acres la in a powdery, blow- able condition and with the freezing and thawing of winter will become more so," The agronomist said more than half of Nebraska's 10,000,000 corn acres were unprotected by cover crops or weeds and that an additional two or three million acres of land which never was summer fallowed befofe was In danger of blowing. He urged the seeding of small grains such as oats and barley and fall rye or pasture crops to cover the soil and- hold It from the blowing winds of the winter, and spring. ANGELS LOOKING FOR LELIVELT SUCCESSOR LOS ANGELES, Sept. 18 (AP) The Los Angeles . baseball club shop ped around today for a new manager to replace Jack Lellvelt. President David P. Fleming may not have to shop far, since Harry (Truck) Hannah, who has been Lell- velt's right-hand man and coach for many seasons, has been mentioned for the Job. Lellvelt, carrying out a wish he announced last winter, announced Ills resignation last night and said he was seeking a position as scout for a major league club. FOR PERSONAL LOANS OP ALL KINDS W. E. Thomas. 45 6. Central WILL BE PLACED ON BALLOT IN ASHLAND A&hland cltv eounHt t a trivial meeting last night adopted resolu tions placlne tha following ton nrnn. osltlona on the November election ballot. 1 Shall the narlr lirarrt hnl lahed and Its dutle trnsfrr.H tt the city council? 2 Shall the members of th. Mm. mon council be allowed to sell goods or services to the cltv durln. their terms of office? There will therefore hn thr. nm. posals on the ballot as the council approved one at Its rcsular mpptlnir Tuesday. The third proposition to be decided bv the cltv' vnt i "Shall the city's liability In cases of accldcnta caused hv th ril.r.n.1. r streets, sidewalks, etc., be reduced to a maximum of 50, provided the cltv has been notified of aucb a condition and has had ample time to make repairs?" A petition against placing the park board proposition on the ballot was presented to the council last night It contained 353 names. Louis Dodge, chairman of the park board, and Hal McNalr, former member, spoke In fa vor of continuing the board, but the council decided the public should record Its attitude. SHOWJNGREASE SEATTLE, Sept. 18. (AP) The West Coast Lumbermen's association reported today 202 down and operat ing mills In Washington and Oregon produced 97,371 JJ95 board feet of J lumber during the week ending Sep tember 12, or 89.2 per cent of the 1926-29 average weekly output. The production for the previous reek was 111,860,519 board feet. New business taken last week by the 202 mills was 103.003.404 feet, and shipments were 99,800,705 feet. The unfilled order file at the mills stood at 426,369.963 feet, an Increase of about a million feet over the pre vious week. . PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 18. (AP) New business for 115 mills for the week ending September 12. which in cluded Labor day. totaled 67,406,000 feet or a decrease of 8 per cent from the prevloua week, the Western Pine association reported today. Shipments were 64.572.000 feet and production 77,333,000. The same mills for the corresponding week a year ago showed orders of 69,249,000 feet f.nd production of 82.431,000. Mother Wins Degree. SALT LAKE CITY ( UP) Mrs. Edna Evans Johnson, mother of five daughters and wife of the president of the Utah state bar, found time enough between her household tasks to win a master s degree in music at the University of Utah spring commencement. Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B Hoffmann. 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