Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1938, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAT 20. 1938. PAGE ELEVEN FOR VACATION USE The following recreational bulletin Vm issued today by Rogue River national forest headquarters: "Snow plowing Into the higher elevations is being done on three separate roads within the forest. A state highway maintenance crew Is plowing the Piamond lake highway. The men have It open for about six miles. Travelers are warned to keep off the highway to prevent inter ruption of the work. "The Fish lake road was open last .night to Big Elk Junction and work on the remaining distance was being ' carried on today. The road into the summer home area at the dam will not be opened. Klamath county Is doing snow plowing on the road to Lake o' Woods from the Pelican guard station. It is not definitely known when the road will be open to use. "Pishing !a reported as fair in the Union Creek district, with a number of small catches being made In the Copco dam. Bait fishing In Elk creek 1b reported fair. Small catches are being made In the mld- die fork of the Rogue river. The Rogue between Prospect and Trail Is only partly cleai and poor for fish ing. All the forest roads in the Union creek area are closed by snow. Elk creek road Is open from the highway to Persist, 16 miles. "Trail creek road is open to Swin gle mill, six miles from highway. Union Creek. Woodruff Meadows, Natural Bridge and Farewell Bend forest camps are open for ise. Wild flowers and shrubs are in. full blos som all along the highway and in Ik and Trail creek areas. The snow Is melting slowly In high spots on account of cold weather. Snow depth on the Rogue River-Umpqua divide Is reported as 17 feet. "The Lodgepole road, popularly called the Snowshoe road, is open about one and one-half miles be 'yond the Blue Rock road Junction. The road from Butte Falls to Pros pect, from Prospect to Imnaha and from Imnaha to Lodgepole is open. The road from the Butte Falls-Prospect road to Codgepole is also open It Is now possible to get to south fork of Rogue river and Nichols creek forest camps. Big Butte creek is tin too high for good fishing. "The north fork of Little Butte creek has yielded good catches. South Jork of the Rogue Is clear and in ltlng. Fish lake Is still good. Wild flowers around ' Bntte Falls and on the Butte Falls-Prospect road are abundant. "Fishing will be poor in the streams in the Applegate this week end on account of high water due to the melting snow. Several fair catches have been made lately In Squaw lake by using eggs and worms. The road to Squaw lake la open . within' miles of the lake. The roads In the lower elevations are in " fair condition. Beaver Creek road is open for a distance of 13 miles and Ashland peak road Is open approxi mately nine miles. Deep snow drifts block further clearance of these roads. Many wild flowers and shrubs are now in blossom in the higher elevations. "Road to Hyatt lake Is open and In fair condition with the exception of several bad places. Chains are not needed." Scores Yesterday Coa.tt League San Francisco 3; Portland 4. Los Angeles 4; Seattle 3. Sacramento 8; Hollywood 3. San Diego 7; Oakland 8. American Chicago 4. Boston 0. (Called 7th, rain.) Detroit 6. Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 15, Washington 8. New York-St. Louis, rain. National s Chicago 1, New York 0. 10 In nings). Brooklyn 8, St. Louis 4. Boston 4, Pi ttsburgh 8 (11 ln nlngs.) Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 4. JUNIOR BASEBALLERS PRACTICE SATURDAY All Junior American Legion base ball players in the county and all Medio rd pastlmers wishing to try out for the local Jackson county league entry are requested by Coach George Harrington to report for practice at the high school field Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Opening games In the newly form ed Jackson county league will be played May 39, and Harrington urges players of all ages who desire to play with the Medford team to turn out for drills tomorrow. LINFIELD AND WHITMAN WIN OVER WILLAMETTE WALLA WALLA. May 30 (AP) Llnfield and Whitman took the measure of Willamette university yesterday in the Pacific Northwest conference championship basebai: tournament. Llnfield defeated the Bearcats, 6 to 4. In the afternoon contest of the round-robin event. The Mission aries shut out the Salem nine, 4 to 0. in the evening tussle. Women Reduce This 'Safe Way Thfiands of womn are Takint Off Fat Safely . . . wltho-it dieting ?r e.xercfsin . . . with LAXR1D Fat Reduring Treatment It la removing Fat from thm lust as It did from l.iwrnn Mack, when he lott 111 PounJi in 12 .Month", while taking It. These Womn find that LAXRlO i Absolutely Safe to Take. It doe not contain Oinitrorhanol. Thyroid or Phenol In an form. All the In rrellnti In LAX RID Treatment hav bn uned br Phvsiciant for BOyeara, Try It on our Money pack Guarantee. Get LAXRID toiay from your flrut or dMrtment j. ii-: ct! - I. !- - : -i"1. BRATTLE, May 20. (AP) The University of Washington baseball team made It two in a row over the Unlveralty of Oregon yesterday by winning, b to 3. Sierer, who relieved Johnson and won for Washington Wednesday, entered the game aa a ninth Inning relief pitcher with the bases leaded and one out. An infield roller by Smith brought in an Oregon run and Flynn filed out. Plummer, Washington shortstop, was star of the game with a triple and a single driving in three ruris. Score: R. H. E Oregon .... 8 7 3 Washington .. fi 9 i Orel gh ton and Mulllns; Baker, Sierer and Parker. BLIND BOGEY ON A blind bogey tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Rogue Valley Oolf club. It was an nounced today by Manager George Robertson, with ball prizea to be awarded winners. It was decided to bold the tourney Instead of sending a team to Eureka, Cal., Sunday for an lnter-clty match. The teem will travel to Eureka later In the sum mer. Bob Hammond came within one stroke of equaling the course record of 64, set by the late H, Chandler Egan, when he put scores of 31 and 34 together yesterday afternoon for c brilliant 65. five under par. Ham mond and Leland Clarke, Jr., plan to enter the Northwest Amateur tournament in Portland this sum mer. MRS. HOLM ' REGAINS BRITISH GOLF TITLE BURNHAM-ON-SEA, Eng., May 20. (AP)-j-Mrs. Helen Holm, Scottish Internationalist, regained the British women's golf championship today. Title-bolder In 1634, Mrs. Holm defeated Elsie Corlett of England, 4 and 3, In the 36-hole final round of the 1938 tournament. HOW THEY? STAND Coast League Won Lost Pet. Portland . 38 10 .504 Hollywood . as aa .533 san Diego .... as aa .ssa Sacramento ............ 34 as .011 Seattle 34 34 .800 San Francisco. 33 a .489 Los Angeles 33 34 .480 Oakland IT 91 JM National Won Lost Pet. New York . IS 6 .70 Chicago 1 13 .671 Boston .. 13 It .saa Pittsburgh IS 13 .S30 Cincinnati 13 14 .481 St. Louis 13 18 .480 Brooklyn .. 11 IB .370 Philadelphia 6 1 .373 American Won Lost Pet. Cleveland . ......... 18 3 .897 Boston .....,...,. 18 a .840 New York 16 0 .63S Washington 17 IS .387 Chicago . 8 11 .480 Detroit 11 14 .440 Philadelphia 7 17 .303 St. Louis. 7 16 580 JOHN HENRY FLATTENS ELMER RAY IN TWELFTH ATLANTA. Oa May 30. (UP) LIght-heavywelght Champion John Henry Lewis, negro, last night knock ed out Elmer Ray. Tampa, Fla., nero, In the 13th round of a scheduled 18 round bout. Lewis weighed 176, Ray 183. The champion floored Ray lata In the 11th round and then finished the Tampa negro early In the 13th. MIDNIGHT BELL KAYOS LARRY CAPUT0 IN TWO SALEM. May 30. (AP) Midnight Bell, 158, Portland, knocked out Larry Caputo. 168, Tacoma, In the second round of a ten-round main event last night. Caputo'a purse was held by the boxing commission pending a decision aa to whether the knockout was legitimate. Joe Bonn. Gervals, won a dcelslon over Les Carter. Sweet Home. In a wild six-round semi-final. BEAVERS' STRING MOSCOW, Idaho, May 30. (P) Ita first loss In nine northern dlnalcn conference starts waa registered yes terday by the Oregon State college baseball squad, which was downed by the University of Idaho, 8 to 3. Six Beavers were whiffed by Earl Gregory, who allowed six hits. Idaho scored a fourth-Inning two-run lead and were never headed. Only on Oregon State man reached first In the laat three Innings. Score: R. H. av Oregon Stata ........... 3 6 0 Idaho 8 3 0 Fenger and Orel!; Oregory and Price. Northern division college baseball standings: O. 8. O W. 8. C. Oregon ..... Idaho Washington Pet. 800 .600 .600 .183 .350 IN NORTHERN MEET SEATTLE, May 30. (AP) With Washington a alight favorite, the six colleges and universities of the northern division. Pacific Const con ference, open their two-day track and field championship this after noon. Besides the fight for Individual and team titles of the northern di vision, the meet will give southern schools a glimpse of what they will face In the Pacific coast champion ships at Berkeley, Cal.. May. 38. Washington' State college, which has won the meet the Isst five years, is defending champion, but Its defeat by the Huskies last week gave the latter an edge today. Oae MaU Tribune Want Ada. SAVAGE RAPIDS BEST SALMON FISHING SPOT GRANTS PASS. May 20. Spl) Fishermen still were sitting on the river bank, on bridges, wharfs, and In boats Thursday waiting for the second run of salmon to start. Despite lack of luck in the lower stretches of the Rogue, fairly good results were received by anglers at Savags Rapids Wednesday, with 13 fish reported taken. 4 . WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will .eptaoe your oroken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab- I met Works. I MODEL BAKERY SPECIAL BUTTERSCOTCH PECAN ROLLS Pan of 6 for 14c BANANA CAKE , MADE WITH RIPE BANANAS Special 25c Regular 30c Seller SReg 30c "no mfln enn ihrke r good coat WITH BHD CLOTH" h When Hills Bros, began bust nest In 1878, thsy decided to use only the best grades oi coiiee in their blend. This early decision has become a tradition. And it will always be lived up to. because Hills Bros, have learned through sixty years of experience that no roasting method no grinding or packing process can ever make line coffee out of poor grades of coffee. HILLS BROS. 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The whole family will like this cake be sure to have one 59c 30c for Half LUMAN'S FRUITS & VEGETABLES 8ATURDAY GRAPEFRUIT ... 6 for 17c LETTUCE solid heads each 5c HEW POTATOES 10 lbs. 25c ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. 15c RHUBARB Local 4 lbs. 15c Juice Oranges 2 doz. 25c FINE QUALITY nn nn n rn Liyj- UWU ZAa uvl BIG FOOD CENTER MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. Telephone 353 or 3544 Free Deliveries Daily Telephone Yonr Order O u o D o o D o : i o P o n o D O 001 30E30E