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TifEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. rEDFCVRD. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1937. - PAGE ELEVEN GIVES BELCASTRO like nons othr in the past several months. Bailor Dick Trout, a newcomer from San Pedro, Calif., who is reported to be a sensational worker of the ortho dox type, will meet an old favorite, George Lagoikl. the raging, rampag ing, roistering Russian Lion. Lagoskl hu been missing for quite a spell and will return with many left-handed actions, it is said. Alvln Brltt and Pete Beleaatro meet in the top event of Promoter Mack Lillard's weekly grappling card at the Medford Armory Monday night, and, thank to the local boxing commis sion. Pete can feel fairly certain of leaving the ring when the evening's entertainment is over with both arms Intant. 'It could very easily have been oth erwise. If, for Instance, the Messrs. Schade, Erickson. Jerome, Bingham and Krcsse had been looking out of the window last Monday when Brltt well-nigh ripped Toots Estes flippers from their respective sockets, then Pete would undoubtedly be In for a rough evening. But, as said mem bers of the boxing commlsh were not gazing elsewhere when Alvln perpe trated his Insult to the entire game of wrestling. Belcastdo may enter the arena of mortal combat secure In the knowledge that some guy won't grab his arm and break it over the top strand of the ring ropes. From now on and hereafter, that ungentlemanly maneuver as practic ed solely by Brltt, who should know better as an ex-Junior heavyweight champion of the entire world, will be strictly barred from the local ring. The commission turned thumbs down on the arm-breaker immedi ately following Brltt's disqualification In his Estes match, and all and sun dry are glad of It. In the middle event, Lilian! will present two of the fastest and clean est grapplers to ever appear in Med ford, namely: Toots Estes and Cow boy Billy McEwen. For those who like their wrestling strictly on the up and up. the bout should satisfy SIX KATBALL TEAMS ENTER SUMMER LOOP; E ME EXPECTED SURVEY REVEALS; Six klttenball teams have definitely entered the summer league, and at least four more are expected before octual competition start in the near future, Sam Jennings announced to day. Jennings stated that a meeting of all Interested tn the softball game would be held at Jennings Tire com pany next Tuesday evening at 7:30, and urged representatives of all teams and thoae planning on sponsoring outfits to be present. Those already signifying their in tentions of producing nines are Lam ports, The Toggery. Hubbard Bros.. Hughes and Underwood, Jennings Tire company, and the Office Boys, last year's champions. Ten teams were entered last season, and as many or more are expected this year. The meeting Tuesday will be for the purpose of forming the league end discussing the location of games. No field haa as yet been selected. Swimming Prodigy Found SYDNEY (UP) Australia has found In 15-year old Bob Newblggen a boy swimming prodigy who Is being groomed for the 1940 Olympics in Toklo. Within a week he broke the 110 yard Australian Junior record four times and the 230 yard record once. its locked'in goodness Letters from good cooks tell us of the better flavor in their foods . . . and the benefits to their families' digestions with SNOWDRIFT'S locked-in freshness and purity. 1 ""'v Rogue River rational forest head quarters today Issued the following bulletin: "With fair weather during the past week, there haa been general im provement In most all of the fishing streams. "Snow la melting rapidly In the Union Creek 'area and stream are high but fairly clear. All side roads leading from the highway are closed, except the road east from Prospect which is open to the souUi fork of Rogue river. This stream is fairly clear and ahould provide "some good bait fishing, although no report have been received directly from there. The Copco dam In the north fork of Rogue river one mile west of Pros pect haa yielded some very good est che of large rainbow trout during the past week. Best success waa had with salmon eggs and angle worms. "The road up Elk creek to Bitter Lick bridge Is In good shape and bait fishing In this stream Is reported fair. "Big' Butte creek Is almost clear and good catches have been made re cently. The best success has been had with angle worms and salmon egga but some good catches have been made by fly fishing with the red up right and California Coachman. This stream Is better Jn the morning than :n the afternoon, since melting snow in the afternoon raises the creek and causes it to be more roily. "Snow haa been plowed from the road to the resort and to summer homes at Fish lake. Because of the melting snow and soft road surface, this road will be treacherous this week-end and chain are absolutely necessary. Chains should be put on at the Lake creek Junction. Provision haa been made only for one-way traf flc above the Lake creek Junction but reveral turnouts have been provided. There Is plenty of parking space at the Fish lake resort and campground The lake Is clear of Ice and boats are available. Excellent success has been been had by fishermen at Fish lakt during the past week using salmon eggs and angle worms as bait and double spinner with a trailer baited 'with angle worms. "Fishing on Little Butte creek Is reported as fair. The south fork of Little Butte creek Is apt to be too muddy for good fishing this week end. The road is open to Dead Indian Soda Springs camp ground and la In good condition. Cabins and a limited amount of camping supplies are available and the campgrounds are ready for use. "The road to Hyatt lake la not open. "Fishing conditions In the Apple gate river and tributaries are poor due to high water from melting snow. There is a small run of ateelhead In the Big Applegate and a few nave been caught the last few days on single eggs. "The road to Sqaw lake la In good condition and report have been re ceived of several good catches of cut throat trout in the lower lake. Boats are not available at the present time. "Roads In the Applegate district In the lower elevations are all open for travel but roads leading to the higher elevations are closed on account of snow. There are many wild flowers end flowering shrubs In blossom In this district. "Reports have been received indi cating that salmon fishing la good In the main Rogue river below Medford. The river has been too high for good trout fishing but some fair catches have been reported as being taken above Trail." TABLE ROCK SEES OF FORD TO OPPOSE FEDERAL TAX ON UNSPENT PROFIT (Continued tram Paa On,.) TABLE ROCK. May 7. (Spl.) Ori oles and bee-martins have returned for the summer and are busy looking over sites for the annual nest-bulld-Ing program. They are the last of the song-birds to return for the sea son. Further evidences of warmer wea ther Include bee-swarmlng and the shearing of sheep. ' Hundreds of baby frogs, ranging In size from a penny to a silver dol lar, can be seen at the E. O. Ham ilton frog pond where breeding stock Is Imported. The frogs are the kind which provide the legs which are In such demand by gourmets. It Is claimed that some pools along the river are becoming pretty -well stocked with frogs of this same breed The Dick Richmond cattle are be ing pastured on the Modoc pasture land. - Named To Senate NASHVILLE, Term. May 7. (AP) George Leonard Berry, S3, western labor leader and staunch new dealer, held the appointment today as U 8. senator from Tennessee. He waa nam ed last night by Governor Gordon Browning to succeed the late Nathan L. Bachman of Chattanooga who died In Washington two weeks ago after four years tn the senate. lilting done tn this country ts done by industry. Not Aiding People "If the government took every cent of Ford profits and used the money to raise the standards of the people, I'd take my bat off to them That la what we have been trying to do for 30 years. They are not doing It." "Do you believe the various gov ernment agencies succeeded In 'prim ing the pump' for industry?" he was asked. Government money provides no purchsslng power and no market for Industry," Ford replied. "And it nas not provided employment, either: else, why do we hear of millions of men still unemployed. "Our government does not under stand the primary rlecesslty, which Is production. We have not enough of anything, and all the politicians j can think of is to make It harder for i producers to produce. "The answer to the unemployment problem la to produce more goods, and that It what we are trying to do." A question about wage Increases brought a reiteration of hla recent statement that "there will be higher wagea when thla strike mess Is over." He said there was nothing to add to that. : Clock, In Eclipse DENVER (UP) Denver lewelry store street clocks are to go the way of the once familiar family entrance, horse-drawn vehlclea and nickel beer Into oblivion. Manager of Improve menta George E. Cranmer, who term ed the clocks a nuisance In view of hesvy pedestrlsn traffic downtown, ordered 23 Jewelers to remove their sldewslk timepieces. TO FINAL REST ROOUK RIVER, May 7. (SpM Mrs. M. R. Bliss, pioneer of Jackson county and for years resident of Medford. passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Whipple, at Rogue River, after an Ulneaa of four daye. Minerva R. Ladda waa born In Harmony. N. Y.. February 5. 1831. and waa 80 years old at the time of her death. On October 19. 1860, she was mar ried to Francis A. Bliss, and to the union were born four children. One son passed away In Infancy. Three daughters survive, Mrs, Zorah Wiley and Mrs. Myrtle Whipple of Rogue River and Mrs. Hat tie Harris of Lewis ton, Idaho. All were with her at the passing. Eleven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren also sur vlve, Tbs husband passed sway In 1023. The funeral waa held at the Pres byterian church Wednesday afternoon at a o'clock. Rev. Bancroft officiat ing. Interment was ta Rogue River cemetery. There Is 1.900.000,000 worth of silver bullion in the United States treasury. The perfect dinner is a symphony of flavors. When it ends in a fragrant cup of Schilling - that's the proper finale. Schilling Coffee One for Percolator-another one for Drip and Silex Be Correctly Corseted in AN ARTIST MODEL by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. Oct Mall Tribune want ada. Match Betray, Burglar CLEVELAND (UP) Detective, Matt Flynn and William Hasso saw the flicker of a match In the Mailbox cafe Just before dawn, aped to the spot, and arrested a 23-year-old burg lar. The man had been unauocessful In an attempt to force open a cigar ette machine. ( WHtMvnnu , tMYrioytiv?aor ,jbL TUm. GtTTHIS PXITTY XfTWlTM KtUOOO't VJ WHtAT KMSWtf. JZf 8LUC PlATt ,i9WHtATKnt$Plti JT dm fTAV to CWfP MEAT & FISH MARKET 210 E. Main Free Delivery Phone 46 WE GIVE &9C GREEH STAMPS HENS Nice and Fat ea. 89c VEAL ROAST ..... lb. 17c STEAK lb. 18c Shoulder Outi MOCK CHICKEN LEGS 6 for 25c Pure Home Rend. Lard lb. 15c Little Pig Sausages . lb. 25c Our Own Make This attractive rich blue plate FREE WITH TWO PACKAGES OF 1dlvtcft WHEAT KRISPIES Right now, your grocer Is giving away FREE an attractive 7-inch blue glass plate with each purchase of two packages of Kellogg's Wheat Krispies. Don't miss this opportunity to get this lovely piece of tableware. 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