Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1937)
MT.nrOT?D rATL THTBTTSTE. "NrED-FORH. OTiTX.ON". SrNDAT. .TCSV 27. 1337 PAGE THREE GIANTS, CUBS WIN; HUBBELL BATTLES 'OIZ' DEAN TODAY Three Teams Game Apart - In National Race Cincy Hurler Hot. ST. LOOTS. June 28. (AP) Tnc New Tork GlanH today set tne stage fn. timnmw'l VH73.V Dcall-Catl HUb- bell duel by whipping tlie Cardinals a n s to even the series at one-all. They teed olf on Mike Ryba In the second and tnira to store their runs and then coasted in oe htn.4 thp effective Dl&chtnz of CU11 Melton and DlcS Cotiman despite a three-run rally by the Cards In the sixth. The victory lelt the Cards i nia hck of the leasue-leadlns Chi cago Cubs, and the Olants in third ni.ni nnnthnr came behind. Cotlman's ellectlve reUef pitching. however, saved the game, ne aiio:u nm hit in 3 1-3 lnnlnes. The Cards staged their scoring spree after two were out. Jim Brown smashed a double and Padgett, Ducky MedwicK, Johnny Mlzc and nnn niittertdse Blncled. Scon: R. H. B. New York 6 B 0 ;.. Uul 3 7 3 1.wwi,-l;'uin and Mancuso: Ryba, Wln'folfijJnd. Harrell and O'Qrodowskl. v PITTSBOKOH, June 26 (AP) Karlo Browne, whom Pittsburgh traded to Philadelphia earlier this season for pitcher Joe Bowman, bat tel In tho run today which gave the Phillies a 7 to 8 victory In 13 Innings. (13 innings) E- Philadelphia 7 ls J Pittsburgh - 8 IS 3 Walters and Atwood; Blanlon. Bwlft and Todd. PLAY HERE TODAY Golfera of the Ro valley and McCloud, Cal., golf ciubs will Ungli In an lnter-clty team match over the fairways of the local cour&e to day. The first match will start at 9:30 a. m. PI avers of the t wo squads will be ing to their handicaps. .Scoring will be under the Nassaua system one point for the first ntno holes, one point for the second nine, and one point for the entire 18. It ls the first inter-city team match of the season for the Medford players, and a large turnout la urged. TREASURY SEEKS REVISION OF TAX E, E RYDER CUP TESTS BOUTHPORT. England, June 2o (zpi a course of unhappy memory to American golfers ls Southport and Alnsdalc, straddling and criss-crossing tho sandhills, where the Ryder Cup matches will be contested next Tuesday and Wednesday. That hasen't been revealed by the practice scores of the first couple of days. The American team made It look easy when Rnlph Guldahl. Amer ican open champion, and Ed Dudley shot 67"s and Johnny Revolta 68. Only Sam Snead, who didn't post a score, had trouble as Captain Walter Hagen, Byron Nelson and Henry Pie ard shot 70"s and Denny Shutc and Horton Smith 72's. It was here four years ago that Shute mLssed a putt on the 1 8th crcen, losing the hole to Syd Easter- brook, 6 strokes to 5, giving Eng land's Ryder Cup team victory by the narrowest possible margin. WASHINGTON, June 26. (AP) Treasury officials disclosed today they will ask the 1038 congrrsa for a thor ough overhauling of the tax struc ture, designed to make further chang es unnecessary for many years. Authorities said they hope to elim inate any existing Inequities, clarify the tax statuses and close all revenue "leaks." The tax system was not nroperly coordinated during the fia cal emergencies since the depression, they said. The treasury Is making an all-inclusive study of federal levies with a iew to enactment of a new general rerenue law. This Is apart from the current congressional Investigation In to tax evasion and avoidance. Some of the so-called nuisance taxes may be eliminated, authorities slid, particularly where the ei-yense f collectiqn almost equals revenue. Careful study la being given to the income tax and the new surtax on undistributed corporate profits, but (fflciala said recommendations for revisions have not yet been drafted. CHICAGO, Juiie 26. (AP) The Brooklyn Dodgers outlasted Bill le and the Cuba today to win a 2 to 1 victory in 11 innings, when long Tom Winsett doubled with two out to send the deciding run across. The Dodgers bad come from be hind to tie the score in the eighth on Gil Brack's double and Joe Stripp's single, and finished on top In the second extra frame when Winsett produced to bring in Babe Phelps, who had singled. The victory wa the Dodgers' first In Chicago this year. (11 innings): R. H. E. Brooklyn .. - 2 1 1 Chicago . 16 3 i Hoyt, Butcher and Phelps; Lcc and Hartnett. ,. ' CINCINNATI. June 26. ( AP) Loe Grissom pitched three-hit ball to day for his fourth shutout of the season, giving the Cincinnati Reds a 2 to 0 victory over Boston for the club's seventh victory in nine starts. Only one Boe got as fnr as second when Cuccincllo doubled In the ninth. Grlsom fanned six and Issued but two walks In running his total to 30 consecutive Innings of score less ball and his season's victories to seven. Score: R. H. E. Boston 0 3 1 Cincinnati .... 3 7 1 Bush, Smith and Lopez; Grissom and V. Davis. JUNIOR TOURNEY SET JULY 12 T0 16 PORTLAND. Juno 26. fPl The 10th annual state Junior golf tour nament, sponsored by the Oregon Golf association, will be played July 12 16, over the Riverside course. Rojcoc P. Hurst, tournament director, an nounced today. The entry list for the tourney will close July 10. with all boy and girl Juniors of any municipal or prlvato course and all caddies under the age of 18. who have not qualified In tho championship flight of any major tournament rllclble. PROMISES PROBE CLAIM OF PAPER APPLEGATE FISH (Continued from Pegs One.) Softball Teams Standings Commercial League W. U Lam ports 3 Trout Output Increased. PORTLAND, June 26. fP) The Oak Sprinos trout hatchery will pro duce 10,000,000 trout annunlly under plans for Its expansion adopted by the state gnme commission at Its ses sion here Friday. India Is the world's greatest tea exporting country. Avg. 0 1.000 Jennings a 0 1.000 Timber Products - 3 0 1.000 Fluhrers 2 1 .667 Orflcc Boys ' 1 1 .sou Plche I i .500 Catholic Men - 0 2 .000 Pabers o 2 .000 Hughes Underwood 0 2 .000 20-30 Club 0 2 .000 Service League Uons l o 1.000 Copco i o 1.000 Post Office l l .500 Elks 1 1 .600 Klwanls M I 1 1600 Groceteria 0 3 .000 die. It said he told them he went to tle Gedeon apartment to wait for Ethel. Mrs. Gedeon came In and fln r.'ly ordered blm from the apartment, the paper continued, when he told her why he was. there. He confessed, the paper added, that he lilt her and strangled her. She put up a terrific fight, the paper quoted him. The Herald and Examiner added that Irwin said Veronica came in a short time later, he held her for nearly two hours oh a bed before he killed her, and then killed Byrnes before he left. The search for Irwin turned to Chi cago today after Cleveland, O., police "definitely" identified as Irwin a youth who boarded a Chicago-bound bus there. Police here and throughout the mid- meat were notified by radio to be on the lookout for the long-mlsslng 20-yoar-old youth after Cleveland au thorities said he fled from a, cheap hotel room a few hours before a Kitchen girl at another hotel notified tl em of his whereabouts. The kitchen girl, Henrietta Kosl-a.-rkl, 19. said the youth had been working at a downtown hotel as a barboy and had used the name of "Robert Murray." Last night, she said, she was thumb ing through an old detective story magazine while in the hotel kit -hen. saw a picture of Irwin and noticed the similarity to "Murray'a" feat. ires. She playfully asked the youth, she tUd. what his real name was ,and later asked If he ever heard of Rob err Irwin. Indifferently, he answered ' no." &he said, walked out of the kitchen and was seen xio more. The Herald and Examiner said Ir win told In detail ho' he killed each nerson. didn't accept the offer. Kublt plan ned to take to Portland a sample of the Applegate river water containing an average amount of silt and trash to prewnt at the meeting. (Contmut from Pac one.) w.tter users of tho Applegate valley. E. W. Kubli, local farmer appeared before the state game commission In Portland Saturday In an endeavor to sbollsh fish screens permanently in Irrigation ditches of this district. Fish screen, in use intermittently here since 1900. have long been an ob stacle to farmers, and It ls the -n-census that there are not sxilficlcnt fish in the Big Applegate river to Justify the expenditure and trouble of screens. Nane installed within the last year are operating at present. Kubli. who left by plane Saturday morning, expected to appear at a special meeting of the commission &nd present the major reasons why screens cannot be maintained suc cessfully here; namely, that the ltme moss carried in the muddy river wat er Jocks in tho screens and eventual ly blocks them; and that the great variation In water levels In the ditch es prohibits rotation of the wheel "If you can hold an equal amount of wtter In the ditch all the time it Is f'ne," Kubli said, "but right now our north side ditch carries 1,000 Inches of water, while In dry season. I has only 100 Inches. We put a screen in our ditch last year, but we couldn't niake It work." In stating that the Applegate should be classified as a non-flshlng stream, Kubli said that nine-tenths of the stream area is fenced and inaccess ible to the public. He also said that the water ls low and stagnant In thu summer and not desirable for flh. In commenting on exaggerations hleh have been mode regarding the large numbers of fish turned on the fit Ids to die after coming through Inlgatlon ditches. Kubli laid h of fered to turn hia ditch dry this spring and Install a screen If a Dum ber of the game commission could find a fish. The game representative Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Royal Anne and Blng cherries. Henry Nledfrmeyer, 1 mile north Jacksonville on Old Stage road. Phone 354, Jacksonville. SHEEPMEN Lewes through dogs shall be reported within 48 hours In order to secure compensation. DOO CONTROL BOARD AMFR1CA buvs i; of Its BEE SUP PLIES at Ward'at Why? Ward's give you the be.st quality at sav ings of over loa. Buv vour biy? supplies at MONTGOMERY WARD. 117 So. Central. FOR SALE Hardman walnut upright grand piano. $00 522 Park St. PLEASANT ROOMS, good beds snd 1 tfood meals. In private home. Rea sonable rates. 611 West 10th. FOR SALE OR TRADE l0-acre berry farm, with house, near Seattle, Wash. ALSO 70 -a ere farm near Tahle- quah. Okla.; hoise. barn, chicken nois good water; farm well water ed; all fenced with woven wire: close to school; power line; good road. See G. A. Edwards, owner. 1 mile north. 1 mile west of Cen tral Point. Phone 141. FOR RENT My home for summer, completely furnished. All you need to take In Is clothes and gruh. Adults only with references, a05 West Oth. Call Monday. 5-ROOM MODERN HOME. located 114 Tripp St., nlre lawn, nhade. fruit, cabin In rear, 1050, S350 cosh, balance easy. ALSO 106 Acres wood and timber. S miles Medford. 750; some terms. ALSO Modern home on pavement, fine condition, well located. St 700. A. F. Ftowera, 112 East 12th 6t. FOR SALE Corona silent portable typewriter. Itko new. cost 487.&0 cash; will sell, for 40 for quick sale. Box 3196, Tribune. FOR SALE Spilt shakes, 10; sugar pine and cedar shinnies. 4. F. W. Ovelman, Jacksonville Highway. FOR STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE'refrlg-eratlon, phone 807-J-4 for appoint ment. 1 guarantee to save you money, 38-ACRE fruit and chicken ranch: bungalow, garage, tank hoxi.se, rlUcken houses; mortgage 13300, 31-. Will exchange clear or sub ject to mortgage and pay cash dif ference. C. 8. RUTTERFIELD Medford Bidg. FOR SALE Service station and store. 603 S. niverskle. LOST Two small Persian kittens: one blue, one black. Reward, return to 222 S. Central. FOUND In front of courthouse, a large pocket watch. Owner can have by paying for ad and describ ing watch. WANTED To rent a 3 or 8 -room hoiue or apartment, unfurnished, preferred. Box 3158, eo Tribune. LOST Male Cockeral spaniel puppy; copper color. Reward. Tel. 1243. FOR SALE 12 cubic ft. General Electric refrigerator, cheap and somo terms. Phone 800. SWEET CHERRIES. Cheap. Calhoun road west of Phoenix. D. R. Bloan. FOR SALE Cabin with river front age. Call 514-R-2, between 5 and 6. FOR SALE "31 Chevrolet coupe. Call 514-R-2. between 6 and 6. GOING to FrtBco Wed., June 30; room for 2 or 3 willing to help on ex pends. A. W. Ayers, Central Point, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 placer claims, for late car or house and lot. 311 0n?fe. MONEY TO BUILD or refinance your present loan. F.H.A. 5;. Long Term Loans. C. L. Goff. Phone 1521-Y. BING CHERRIES 4c on tree, 5c ! picked. 207 Cottage St. I WANTED Practical nursing; efflcl- I ent. faithful service assured. J. W.. Box 74. Central Point. Phone 461, ; 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. . I FOR RENT Dxiplex (south half), 23 ! Portland Ave. Phone 6-F-2. FOR SALE Gas range, gas heater, j boy a bicycle. 1 1 13 S. Oakdaie. FOR RENT Four large room suite in beautiful Holly Apartments; nicely furnished clean, cozy. Everythlr-n furnished except linens. Frlgtdalre electric range, hot water, all mod ern conveniences. Close In. lust north of postofrice. Available now 4.V See manager In rear. WEESTLUKf MEDFORD ARMORY MONDAY NIGHT BATTLE ROYAL BLACK DRAGON BELCASTRO TAYLOR LA DUE STOJACK HADDOCK Plus 3 Matches Last bout till July 12th 8t!iU on Mile at UHOWN'S. Phuna 101 VALtsriNK-8 CAFb Puona ll M3k PIT LIGHTS IV IliriK coiiNriis on n.osi:TS OLSON ELECTRIC Phnnr I1.V S N. Ilartlcll "Wright & ditson Championship Golf Clubs, de signed by Lawson Little, the only golfer to win the U. S. and British Amateur Championships two years in a row. The Little Registered and Autograph Woods feature a new "Tru-Wcighted" sole... an im provement that gives added distance and sweet feel! The Little Irons feature a wide flange sole, likewise designed to add distance to shots. All of the following W. & D. clubs feature "Control Grip" LAWSON LITTLE REGISTERED WOODS . . . Sel of , J36.00 LAWSON LITTLE AUTOGRAPH WOODS . . . Set 3, 22.5() LAWSON LITTLE REGISTERED IRONS . . . . Sit of 9, 860.00 LAWSON LITTLE AUTOGRAPH IRONS . . . r of"9. 81S.O0 FULL SETS 10 OFF Othrr Wright A- Wtson Cluba HUBBARD BROS., Inc. M4ln and Riverside Phone 231 THIS WEEK! A OAK GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 69 SELECTED A CENTURY ENGINEERED HEATING PLANT FOR THEIR GYMNASIUM Sold and Installed by H. 0. PURUCKER Electric Wiring Co. 217 W. Main St. " CLIMAX TO THE TOGGERY'S $30,000 MEN'S WEAR SALE FINAL WIND-UP PRICES SETA NEW HIGH FOR VALUE! They are Slashed to the Bone in This LAST BIG WEEK! Sale Positively Ends SATURDAY NIGHT, July 3 Order to Make This Final Big Week a Whirlwind Success We Have Selected fl u 1 IFHKIB OTir From The Higher Price Grouping And Re grouped Them At The Ridiculously Low Price While The Lot Lasts! This fine group of lute model, smartly ityled suits offer AMAZING VALUES during this great climax week of The Toggery's sale . . . The sizes range from 34 to 42 . . . BUY YOUR NEW SUIT NOW while this astonishingly low price is effec tive . . . Remember EVERY SUIT IS A REAL BARGAIN! For only $3.97 you may buy EXTRA TROUSERS to match most of these suits 1 $H9o7 $2287 $2767 SUITS SUITS SUITS $5 Reserve Any Suit For Later Delivery Swim Trunks All-wool, built in supporters, all good colors. Wilwito make. 4 y BUY NOW for the Fourth! 9 I Skipper Polo Shirts All colors, styles and patterns 77 Real Sale values at this price I I C Men's Oxfords One Lot An exceptional lot of Dress and Work Oxfords. Black and Sport styles In abundance, real honest to goodness values for Men and Young Men - $2 97 Men's Dress Pants VALUES TO $3.50 A big lot of our better dress pants go in this group. Many of these pants were taken from our suits. Specially priced at 3 I Hickok Sport Belts 47c FELT HATS S2.87 SHIRTS AND SHORTS EACH 23c BUY NOW FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY OUTING! MEN'S DRE8S SHIRTS $1.77 3 for $5 The TTS)EK&Y LEADERS FOR OVER 34 YEARS
