Medford mail tribune., May 06, 1938, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFOTJD. ORF.fi OX. FRIDAY. MAY 6, 1938.
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TARDY CHINQOKS
ANGLERS GET 15
The long-awaited run of Chinook
aalmon In Rogue river ha started.
According to word received from
Rainbow Gibson. 15 big fellows were
landed at Savage Rapids dam yes
terday. In Ideal water, and fishing
should be good for the next two
months.
Gibson sent the following telegram
to the Mail Tribune:' "Come and
get them! At last the big salmon
runs have started to show up In the
Rogue river almost a month later
than usual. Twenty salmon hooked
and 15 landed yesterday at Savage
Rapids dam. Fishing will be good for
the next two months."
Among Med ford anglers landing
salmon were Or. and Mrs. Jarrett
P. Bray. Pishing from a boat at
Savage Rapids, they landed lour
beauties weighing a total of ninety
pounds. They reported that nearly
everyone who went out in a boat
n coked fish.
Bob Gllstrap. fishing with Dale
Burrls above the dam, caught a five
pound steelhead with a four-pound
test leader and a size 7 hook. He
used bolt.
Seven salmon were weighed In at
Burbee'a Grants Pass sporting goods
store Wednesday. A. J. Prultt of
Grants Pass caught two, one weigh
ing a little over 16 pounds and the
other slightly over 17 pounds. Wil
liam Kelly of Los Angeles landed
two salmon Wednesday. Best fishing
was reported at Savage Rapids.
Schroeder's hop yards and' Glen
Wool ridge's fishing barge.
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"Young Sampson" Appears
HARRISBURG. Pa. (UP) Wilbur
Dale Holtzman. 7-year old srand
nephew of the late Benjamin Frank
lin Stence, legendary strong man of
central Pennsylvania, can swing a
22-pound sledge hammer and throw
his 13-year old brother In wrestling
bouts. The young "Sampson" tips
the scale at 116 pounds and stands
52 Inches.
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BECK'S ROSES IN SNOW CAKE
Elephant And Clown "Go Musical" In Barne's Circus
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The Al O. Barnes and Sells Floto
Combined Circus coming to Medford.
Wednesday, May 11th brings with It
the greatest aggregation of wonder
ever assembled under canvas. The
stupendous new menagerie of 1,000
furred and, -feathered creatures in
cludes five herds of elephants. Above
one of the pachyderms between
shows Is attempting to toot a clown's
horn. Hundreds upon hundreds of
the world's foremost arenlc stars;
scores of trained amazing animals,
the greatest array of educated horses
LYNN, Mass.. May e. (AP) Gul
seppe Sculllo, 20-year-old newsboy,
had $100 saved up and decided to
bet It on the favorite horse In the
feature race at Suffolk Downs.
He. bought a ticket, using the posi
tion number given on a scratch
sheet Instead of the official program.
He groaned when he found he had
a ticket on Natty Boy, Instead of
the favorite, War Minstrel.
The ticket seller was sorry, but
couldn't help him out. Friends felt
badly for him. but they though little
of Natty Boy's chances and refused
to buy the 100 ticket for even $20.
So Gulseppe held on.
You guessed It: Natty Boy won
and paid $51.40 on a $2 ticket or
more than $2500 on GuUcppe's mis
takenly purchased ducat. i
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Closing time for loo Late to Clas
sify Ads la 1:30 p. m.
Sport Breeze
by s
kFcl(lie Itrlctz
NEW YORK. May 6 (AP) Well,
the esteemed San Francisco Press,
which raised the very dickens be
cause Col. Ruppert wouldn't capitu
late to Joe DlMaggio's demands for
$40,000 per, but instead made Joseph
holler "uncle" and sign for $25,000.
could spare a few columns for an
other home town find, Darto Lodl
giant who Is doing such a slick Job
of second basing for the Athletics
and knocking the American league's
best pitchers all over the lot . .
compared with DlMaggio's $25,000,
Signor Lodiglanl draws down $2500
from the Phlladelphlans . . . Bur
leigh Grimes, pitching In batting
practice the other day, dusted off
his own Gib Brack . . . "Might ns
well get cm used to it now as later,"
explained "Bolly."
Paul Sch Issler, Oregon Sta tc and
Brooklyn Dodger football coach, has
moved his family to Los Angeles and
will live there . . . that's a Up for
any western school looking around
Two guesses as to what St. Louis
man is wearing a sly smile these
days, as Dizzy Dean's arm shows
signs of coming apart . . . Hank
Borowy. Ford ham's star twlrler, who
has lost only one game in four years.
Is flirting with several big league
clubs.
St. Mary's Defeats
Talent Nine 7 A
St. Mary's high defeated Talent
high yesterday afternoon at Talent
In a Jackson county B league base
ball game, 7 to 1. Mlksche, St. Mary's
hurler, allowed only 4 hits and
fanned 10.
Score: R. H. E.
St. Mary's . 7 8 3
Talent 14 4
Mlksche and G. Oitzen;, Skeeters,
Hungate and Vtllba. (
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
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M t M I t I MtllM OirOSIT INSUIANCt COIfOIATION
WILL BE FEATURE
OF ELKS BENEFIT
A CCC boxing card, featuring fight
ers from four camps In the Medford
area, will be staged Saturday evening.
May 14, as a feature of the Elka'
lodce benefit smoker and dance.
The benefit is to raise money for
the ladles' parlor at the Elk' Tem
ple, according to Ernest Scott, secre
tary. The smoker Is to be held In
the, basement of the temni at a
o'clock Saturday evening and will be
ioiiowea Dy onneing in the lodge
room. Elka and their ladles are In
vited. Capt. William C. Ryan, athletic of
ficer for the Medford CCC district,
is lining up the card and report
he has an abundance of tntant. ovac
40 fighters have expressed their de
sire to be matched In the bmts, so
Cpt. Ryan expects the five bouts
will feature some outstanding boys.
The tentative card has been ar
ranged, but final matchmaking will
take place on the afternoon of the
bouts. At that time, the men will
be weighed and examined by the
district surgeon and his staff and
definite bouts announced.
Troy King, 175 pounder of Prea
cott, with several good fights behind
blm. will meet Melner, of South
Fork. In the main event. Both men
have had plenty of experience, and
are willing to go.
In the semi-final, Art Rows, of
Wlmer and Bill Weavers, of Apple
gate, will meet at 150 pounds. Lera
Kennedy, of Presoott and BUI Byre,
of Wlmer, have been matched in
another bout that promises action.
Harvey Burney, of Applegate, and
Vincent, of South Pork, will prob
ably be paired at 140 pounds. In the
opening bout of the evening, Lee of
South Fork will meet Henry Gutier
rez of Prescott, at 135 pounds.
CLOSING OUT
ALL BICYCLES
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TO COST
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ever assembled, together with four
rings of clowns take part each .per
formance. Pageantry that has drawn
upon all the world for Its beauty
weaves Its enchanted way throughout
the program. One of the features ts
the en masse performance of , all
elephants.
for a good man . . . Cardinal sup
porters think Stu Martin, the ln
fielder, will be the "comeback man'
of trie 1938 season . . . Joe Beggs.
the Yankee rookie, who--- beat the
Browns, Wednesday, has Just about
cinched a Job with the Yanks. j
ORIGINAL PRICE CUTTERS
Let us help YOU solve your gift
problems for next Sunday, May
8th, MOTHERS DAY. While
PRICE may not be an essential
consideration in your selection,
WESTERN THRIFT will again
save you money. Shop our well-,
stocked Gift Table of suitable
items for Mothers Day, as well as
our complete Toiletries and Cos
metic Departments.
Simple, But ALWAYS
APPRECIATED
DAINTY BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS
A practical gift, always welcome, ia a
box of these fine lawn or linen hankies,
in white and pastels. Novelty borders or
corner effeots.
Three to Box
25c and 49c
Boxed Candies
of quality by Whitelaw and Loose-Wiles,
with freshness assured by our fast turn
over, makes an ideal gift for this day
for Mothers.
2 lb. Box WINSTEL - - 98c
Others 49c to $1.39
CANDY KISSES
When we featured these two weeks ago,
we didn't order enough to go around to
all our customers, so here they are again,
One Pound Cello Bags of High Grade
Peppermint and Southern Chews.
Jumbo Pound Bag 1 5c
Framed Mottoes
That express the tender feeling of the
giver for days and years to come. She
will remember that you remembered on
this Mother's Day.
25c
TOILETRIES
This department is full of many items
that will please Mother. Complete stocks
of Cotys" Hudnut's Houbigant
Cosray Dorothy Perkins Colonial
Dames 4711 Max Factor Wood
bury 's Pond 's Lady Esther Armands.
Let us help you make your selection here.
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Mildly Mentholated
2 for 25c
CARTON
$1.19
HEINZ Strained FOODS
offer a fine selection of the most popu
lar fruits and vegetables for the Royal
member of your family, vacuum cooked
to retain natural vitamins and mineral
salts. SATURDAY ONLY
4 cans 29c
BABY WEEK SAVINGS
WIDE MOUTH NURSERS ......3 for 5
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60o J. & J. BABY POWDER 39
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