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Newspaper Page TextM"EDFOT?T MATL TRIBUNE, M"EDFO"R D, OT?EnONT. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1933 PAGE SEVEN Bead a very ad on this page You will probably find exactly the things you have been look ing for or a sale or trade for unused articles you may ban Search your attic or store-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate oash II what you want isnt here, ad vertise for it Tribune Classi fied Ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word, first Insertion le (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word 1c (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change S1.28 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ada. LOST AND FOUND LOST Pontlac hub cap. turn to Mall Tribune. Plesse re- WTLL PARTY who took my white eoat by mistake aner grauunnuu Friday phone iao-u. bvmj fui LOST Indian blanket at ball game. r Phone 371-X n.m T)..n nV. Ir III nrlttl Tftff COIlI UUOl uu,-i ---o merclal Imports. Return to Tribune Smau rewara. LOST Yellow male cat. Right split. Reward. 128 Almond. LOST If dog mlssiug, call 1618. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED An experienced ranch hand; single man. lei. ooo-n.- WATER TREATMENT salesman with knowledge boiler plant practice, for old-established company. Liberal commission. Box 1720, Tribune. n-iuwh aAT.vauiTTJ Mn nr wo- ivniiiau wjiiirtjw..---. v-n-mM iinnpnpjutnrV. OnlV reliable people need apply. Great demano lor aiconouu uvmn ment. Be your own boss and make tn nn -.ulrln TJn rnnlt.nl re quired. Write Nok-Alco Lab., Box- 07 Station a , " fomla. WANTED FEMALE HELP m a a.Trr'tr T" . . . T nrlrr rt (inn If for 1 Of men. Prefer one who can drive car Box 1725, Tribune. WANTED Capable person for cook i -l v. nmi-lr- nn lp.ll TV tltij BIIU uuiiawiio dry. References required. Box 1749 iTiDune. TiriMTirn r'rtmrvotiaint. trlrl for ROOk ing and general housework for small rami iy. i-none ood-yv. WANTED SITUATIONS rirn -.,- hun nn relief, hilt children are hungry. Experienced In orchard, farming, auto camps, - ctaHnn WnMt and Willing. Work at anything. Handy with tools. Box 1877, Tribune. MIDDLE-AGED- lady wlshea house keeping position, duo uiara. COMPETENT WOMAN. 48. wants work of any kind In modern nome; es peclally good with old people. Ref' erences. Box 1896, Tribune. TPAwnm Rv ranable ladv. house. kreDtnu In motherless home. Box 1785. Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good used gas engine Hi or 2 h.p. Phone 857-Y. WANTED TO BUY Acreage with nice building site, adjacent to city water line, uive run uciwb, i cludlne price. P. O. 3ox 500, Mcd- ford. NOTICE: Let me contract your thln nlne and save you money. Have several experienced thinners. Tel 258-W. Wlthrow. FURNITURE : upholstered and re paired. Work done at your home. Phone 969-R. WANTED Horses. State price, weight, kind and honest ago In first letter. Box 1899. Tribune. WANTED TO BORROW 84.000. Can give tlO.OOO security. See I. N. 220 No. Bartlett. LET TONEY bud the old roses on new kinds, also tune up tne garden 807 Bessie St.. Phone 865-M. PAPERING. 25o roll. Painting at reasonable prices. Work guaran teed. Call Apt. . 810 N Bartlett WANTED Six or eight-Inch irriga tion pipe or metal troughs. U J. eare Mall Tribune. LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re paired Joe J Jonea. 32 N. Grape St Phone 309. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Pot Tour Furniture MEIlFOKn BARGAIN HOl'SF. 37 N Grape St Phone 1062 LAUNDRY Mrs Huson Tel 1345-M WELL-DRILLING 6. 8 or 10-ln hole, deep or enallow E D Lsmb. 1185 No Bth Grants Pass. WANTED TO BUY Veal, beef and dairy cattle Phone 437-R C O Hoover A Son WOOL MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts See us before you tall MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Phone 1062 KB PAY MOKK CASH Pot v,iui furniture Rni.HHOIIK A.MIKtvlS 8th and Frunt Pbone 547. HIOHtsi PRICEf PAID for Batteries Rsdistors lumlnum Brass Cop per and otriri metals MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSE J X. & 6 F-aoo ,041. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Onfurnlshed or partly furnished bouse or flat 3 oearooms oil or circulating neat. Must oe modern and good neighborhood: up to mo Box 167a mDune. WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed free ol obarge Phone 178S (reverse oberges) Southern Oregon By-Products Co FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Clean 8-room house 831 West 13th. Phone 131-L. FOR RENT For summer months, pertly furnished 4 -room house at 808 Dakota. Inquire 612 South Newtown. FOR RENT 5-room modern fur nished house, 120 S. Holly, 837.50; water paid. FOR RENT 8-room furnished house Adults. Cell 111 Almond. FOR RENT Good house with oil fur nace at 008 Queen Anne. Inquire Oliver Rogers. 519 Crater Lake. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT room or apt. 018 West loth. PLEASANT room, comfortable bed. private entrance and bath; $2.50 week. 408 Edwards. . FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeolng room for gentleman: garage If de sired. . 325 So Riverside. ROOM FOR TWO 153 No. Oakdale FOR RENT Heated furnished room 714 West 10th Phone 1656-Y. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Grape FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT S-room apt. Adults. 40 Quince St. Phone 641-W. . FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt.; private bath and entrance., 9 East Jackson. FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple. FURNISHED apartments, reasonable. 21 Genesee. FOR RENT Two furnished apart ments: In Mail Tribune building; one with shower, one with tub bath. Hot and cold water fur nished. Very reasonable rent. Ap ply at Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT 2 furnished apartments, See Roland Hubbard or Al LlttreU. FURNISHED 3-room apartment, ground floor; private bath, Frlgld alre, garage. 604 West 10th. FOR RENT Furnished apartment; Frlgidalre, garage. Adults. 221 No. Holly. FURNISHED APT. Private bath, Frlgidalre. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Furnisned comfortable apartment: private entrance: Frlg idalre, etc. Inquire 518 S Oakdale FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt. 444 So. Fir. FOR RENT Furnished small single apartment. Hotel iolland. FOR RENT Furnished apt. 229 North Ivy. APTS. FOR RENT GeBauer Apt. FURNISHED apartment. Key at 516 So. Ivy. FINE modern apartment. Inquire a'. P. & F Bank. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS BOARD and ROOM 23 No. Orange. BOARD and ROOM 716 E. Main. ROOMS and MEALS 146 80 Holly FOR KENT MISCELLANEOUS BACHELOR CABIN, 445 So. Front. WANTED to rent or lease 2 to 5 acres with small livable house. J. A. Croft. 020 Beatty. TO LEASE Sheep range with fine browse, of over 6000 acres, between Macdoel and Bray in Siskiyou coun tv. Butte creek runs through prop erty. 0500 for season to responsible tenant. Apply to Wm H. Hagelsteln, Butt valley state nana, uomn Siskiyou county, Csllfornla. FOR RENT 860 icres stock farm. 223 acres good soil, ready for sum merfallow. balance pasture, on al,sh- way. and electricity, also pssture for sale. 502 N. Riverside. ro. io FOR RENT 2 store rooms steam heated office room see A) uttreu or Roland Hubbard Phone 237 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Team mares, harness, 'Vood workers": light wagon, rid ing disc, spike harrow "nearly new," walking plow, model T coupe, "good shape.-' and stocx trailer, eiou. Might eonsldcr trading for cows. See Gerald Daley. Klncald road. Williams, Ore. FOR SALE 9 weaner pigs. Kate Wright, Central Point. rOR SALE Fine 2-year-old '4 Perch. eron stallion. See mother: regis tered sire R. H. Seegmlller. Rt. 1 Central Point. FOR SALE t good horse. 1 new set harness. 1 weron end hay frame, horse drawn ditcher. Oak Grove road. Phone 344-R-l. 100 HEAD ewes and lambs. Butte Falls road. Box 10. FOR SALE Choice registered Duroc boar pigs. R. C. Benson, old Fseulc htghwsy. Phone 498-X. FOR SALE Young Guernsey bull. young Chester white boar. John Dere tnsulaor cutter, sulky plow. J. C. Hasklt, 4 corners Crater Lske highway. FOR SALE. PIGS Weanera. feeders. tockers. at oei ruo urcnaros. uoia HIU FOR SALE Fresh tested cows, team heavy mules, r. v. cook, Esgie Point. FOR SALE - BERRY HALLOCKS and CRATES FRUIT BASKETS ol ell kinds Prices right. Monarch Seed tt Feed Co FOR SALE Registered Guernsey bull. No 2182P5: 4 veers e!s; well marked - Howard C. Short, eajle fcnt. Ore, FOR SALE POULTRY BARRED ROCK chicks, let's Hatchery, 1107 E. 10c. Dreas- Maln. OUR LAST HATCH oi the season Is now ready. White Leghorn baby chicks only. We also have a limited quantity of -started Leghorn baby chicks. Carley Poultry Farm, North Pacific Hwy. junction. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 acres, some Improvements, near Longview Wash, for Medford property. P Burreson. Sams Valley. Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 8-room modern house, partly furnished: 4 acres under ditch. Price 02750: 0760 down, bal ance 8300 a year, plus Interest at 6&; !4 mile north of Beall Lane on Old Stage road, Rt. 2, Box 236. FOR SALE 3 acres, best of soli, good buildings, 2 A. In grain, all cultivat ed, at a bargain, close In. Also 4 A. 5-room modern house, good build ings. Will trade for city property. Also 8-room modern .house, paved street, bargain 81600. Terms. Sev eral other acreage and city homes at bargains. Also stock and dairy farms. "Dad" Roberts, 720 West 2nd St. FOR SALE 8 acres, mile from Med ford on pavement: 2 modern houses on tract, 0500. Also two 5-room houses, close In. Real buy. H. G. Wilson, Phone 1564. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association. FOR SALE 5-room modern huuse and 2 acres. Small payment down. or trade for stock, wood, or what have you. Phone 462-R-2. WHEN you think oi real estate, think of BROWN Js WHITE. FOR SALE Furnlshro, borne. 422 8 Ivy. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information Inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office 202 Liberty Bldg Tel 1149 Or O Barnes. 167 E Bth Eugene Ore FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1935 Ford Logger and Traller....595.00 1931 Ford Logger and Trailer 275.00 1935 Ford 1'4-ton Truck 295 00 1936 Dodge Pickup 465.00 1936 Ford Pickup - . 425.00 SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY. CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO., Ashland. FOR SALE' Model T Ford, 815 If taken at once. 311 Haven. 1930 DE SOTO Coupe the best buy In town for condition, appearance and price. ' See this one If you want a bargain. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. FOR SALE '27 Pontlac sedan; good shape. Miller. West Prune St. WILL TRADE '29 Ford sedan for '32, '33 or '34 Chevrolet or Plymouth sedan and pay cash difference. Phone 1267. FOR SALE, SACRIFICE 1036 Hudson coupe: looks and runs like new See owner at Valley Fuel Co. FOR SALE LaSalle Sedan, priced . for sale; perfect condition; family car. 139 s. Fir. FOR SALE 1936 Ford Fnrdor Sedan Returning east, must raise lash Sacrifice for 8495. R. E. Slikala, 220 N. Bartlett. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. SPECIAL R. it O. GUARANTEED CARS 1937 Ford 60 Coupe 8566 1036 Ford Tudor Touring Sedan; reconditioned motor, excel lent paint 495 1936 Ford Fordor: trunk, recon ditioned motor, good paint 445 1935 Ford coupe, 8-winoow oo luxe: reconditioned thruout 8425 1035 Plymouth 4-door Sedan: new paint; with radio ..... 405 1030 Ford Express, dual wheels canopy 1225 1030 Chevrolet Coupe: excellent condition 8163 O. E. GATES AUTO OO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE 6-cyllnder coupe. 685 Gobd condition. Inquire Valley Fuel. Phnne 76. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS GOAT GUANO 16 tons, fresh, high producers. Lake Creek, Ore. Dairy goats. Wm. Vanler, FOR SALE Circulating heater, two hand-saws, fruit Jars, rubber boots, good as new: 2 deer' rifle. .30-30 and .32 special. 214 W. Jackson. FOR SALE 8 repossessed refriger ators. Save 1100.' One lroner. Dodge pickup. Bargains and guaranteed Call or write Clayton Isaac, 110 Tripp. IF YOU WANT lovely flowers, get your zinnias and asters at Dress- lers. 1107 East Main; 2 dozen 25c. FOR SALE Camplna: outfit. 614: sewing mschlne, 86: bedstead and springs, 5: kitchen cabinet, 84 water power washing machine end wringer. 86; small range, 87.50 also wagon, harness, etc. Will take wood or gunny sacks- as part pay ment. I. O. Neevel, Oold HIU. SPEED QUEEN WASHERS and Iron- era. Reduction on Spartan Refrlg eratora. Good used wsshers and radios at bargain prices. Washer parts for all makes or washers. Special price on wringer rolls for a limited time. We have a factory trained washer service man. PICK'S HARDWARE. GOOD ued washing machine, also good electric refrigerator Tor sale very reasonable. Terms If desired. Flynn Electric Co.. 131 West Main. Phone 107. FOR 6 .ALE Electric portable sewing mschlne. Airway vacuum iweeper Hotpoint electric range, chiffonier R.C.A. radio. 604 W Jacxaon MYERS WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS Reasonably priced: Installation guaranteed. Pumping systems over hauled Plumblrg contracting. We can save you money. Speclsl price on Oenersl PslnU. Femco Electric Fence Reeulstors. FICK'S HARDWARE. - FOR SATE Brriwhernea. 10c box or (1 erst. Pbou lJ&o-li, FOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa nay. t. P. DUggan. cams vauey PETUNIA PLANTS 100 doa. 812 Portland. LAUREL. Fir and Pine; 61. up. 452-R-2. ZINNIAS. TOMATO PLANTS. 6c don 12x14 tent. 825 West 13th. SUGAR PINE SHAKES FOR SALE E- O. Faber, central Point. FOR SALE Newtowna, packed or loose Any quantity American Fruit Growers warehouse. 218 S Fir RIVER LOAM Excellent for flowers or lawns Pbone 1531-V. FOR SALE Llly-of-th-valley. West 2nd St. ELECTRIC Fence Exchange. 617.50 up Harry Weagant. Ashland Ph ll-F-4 MISCELLANEOUS HAIL INSURANCE at standard rates Prompt and satisfactory adjust ments. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC FOR A-I dry cleaning and laundry call 15 day or nlgbt HAVE your photograph taken size 8x- 10 In only 300 Brown & Brown Photographers 226 E Main PERSONAL POEMS SET PO MOSIO ARRANGED rot publication Submit best work either ooems oi melodies (oi tree examination and report M M M Studlua. Oept K Portland Jn-Ron BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. riTI.K INMJUANCb ABSTRACTS ESCROWS WILLIAM LAING Architect phone 229-J 308. 0 8 Nat'l Bank Bldg. Dressmaking. THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE With 25 yrs. experience In Tailoring. Dress making. Alterations. Remodeling Hemstitching. Buckles and but tons covered. 19 N Bartlett. THE FASHION 8HOP Dressmaking ana . ttemoaeung. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 12, Bparta Bldg rel 1181. DRESSMAKING. Tailoring. Ladles' Coats and Bulb Alteratlona Prices reasonable. Mary- M. Coker, Ora terlan Bldg. Expert Rug Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Clean end de moth Rugs. Davenports Chairs etc 39 So Grape Geo A Scely, -3b 1172 LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, de mothtng, rug, upholstery cleaning Pnintlng PAINTING Industrial and residen tial work quickly done at moderate cost Latest spray-type equipment F. H Gardner Pbone 1376-W COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH Let us recommend a reliable painter or paperbangui b;h.A loans for painting now avail able. Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132 W Mnln Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS niumlnatlns device Hue Culmination Objoct of Intenno devotion Shecpllke Before long Feminine name Backs of necks Semlnrocioui stone -Expresiei opwoiition Hmiillea for hoi'linj a any l hi Large plant Km I ure Cave Sinning bird faouth Ameri can 21 Down Kent Hlntfinn voice rin:ior course Pulpy fruit Anient Rnman Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle OWE NlPOOll? Ei 2ii CLEOPATRA E ND . iMSELEllPSTE . CAMEOBODAS Vi ASAlNOUSMUL PACAiLEAPEyi l PA5P6P INSET LMBYAiPALlIIi . ARElCLEVELAND ,, TOE IH I REpER I El . eInIsIIaipi i smscOM 49. 62. ForteII: Scotch hi. nm 5fi, LlKhtnepi SO. Su:ervite a publication SL Second highest of the White Mountains 61. Den out parlnglr U. Tropical fruit 85. Oriental Inn 66. Lamh'i pen nam 67. City in Iowa IS. ChooM 69. Knock! ollirlal Scoteli weighing machine Be in irocm of decision Rumanian coin', vnriant Lennthwise timber on which rails are laid Pn?noBe out Md1 7 I P u l "cvs , 7 is If XirU' 3. ZT sS MlJ. f 1L. WL j':ui MA lutiu Zi. 17 23 ;lf 3o II 31 r Ttw i ' Si 64 SS :J4 Sj s si 7 5 m iUmI ! I ii i ' I rfJi--jj r i i jl I s BUSINESS DntECTORY LOANS VACATION DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN Call On Ua ror Your Vacation Cash. Quick, friendly loana up to 6300 on your own signature and security. No endorsers. Small, adjustable monthly payments. Call. Phone or Write OREGON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore. As Wash. Mtg. Co.) Lie. No. S-211, M217. Phone 130. 4ft So. Central. Roofing. REPAIR and apply all kinds of roots. Let us give you an estimate. All work guaranteed Phone 1263. J. R. Monson. Old Pacific Hwy. Tracking. GENERAL DUMP TRUCKING 8and. (travel, top soil, decomposed granite Ray Chamberlln. Hwy 09, VA mile west Gold Hill. Tel. Gold Hill P. Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Looal and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carrier Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis (or Service " Pbone 644. BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Offlce 36 So Fir Phone 315 Prices r!(?ht Service guaranteed LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the County of Jackson, In and for the State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of WlL Hnm Leon a Lewis, deceased. a)30 known as W. L. Lewis, and of the Partnership Estate of said W. L. Lewis and R. W. Lewis, doing busl ncis under the firm name and style of Lewis Brothers. Notice Is hereby given that Vada O. Lewis, the undersigned, by an order of the above entitled court, has been duly Appointed and now Is the duly qualified administratrix of the estate of the above named de cedent and of the partnership estate of said decedent and R. W. LewiA doing business under the firm name and atyle of Lewis Brothers. All persons having claims against said estates, or either of them, are required to present the same, within six months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned, at Lewis' Super Service Station, corner Front and Eighth Streets In the City of Medford, Jackson County. Oregon, duly verified with proper vouchers. Dated May IB, lt)3B. VADA G. LEWIS. Administratrix. HOW THEY? CT4 y Coast League W. L. Pet Sacramento - 35 28 .674 27 .050 28 .841 San Francisco 33 San Diego 33 Portland 32 28 .833 Seattle SO Los Angolos . 20 Hollywood - 20 Oakland 22 81 .402 31 .483 2 .476 40 .368 American Cleveland 24 12 .687 New York 20 14 .888 Washington - 22 18 .660 Boston 10 17 .628 Detroit IB 18 .600 Philadelphia 14 20 .412 Chicago 12 18 .400 St. Louis' 11 23 .824 National National unchanged, no games Tuesday. Ose Mall Tribune Want Ads. - Cross-Word Puzzle Greater amount Purposes - Bin Undu spead Started Throws Separata Personal bravery Large stream Old-womanish Parts in a plaj Cards with three spots East Indian coin Enlivens Cotton fabrte Put Lubricate Merry g Klocutlonlst Flowering nhrub "Fnth1! of learning Kln-J of chf-ese Quote DOWN 1. Speak 1m prfectly 5. Jewish month t. Philippine Mohamme dan 1 Tributary of the Mlfflourl I. PerrnlBukin 6. EKtr-fhapfid 7. OiRfiha of tipeech S. Unity t. R4rrhed by. rcpone 10, Consisting of 1L Ful 64. 55. 67. An int ty where Augustus ; CiiVsar'dled Paper . 'fastener Antrmntive .'.votes' fltateVof the Union: abbi it. ClTlSHTlRlAl !? 50. 113. SI. ARMSTRONG RIPS ROSS 10 SHREOS TO WIN DECISION Experts See Same Fate For Lou Apibers In July Go With Negro Ross Not Able Evade Left Hooks Jacobs Signs Henry NEW YORK, June 1. (AP) Promoter Mike Jacobs today sign d Henry Armstrong, the double right champion, to a contract whereby he will have exclusive promotional rights of the sensa tional negro for three years. The contract Is IrtenticaJ with the one Jacobs holds with heavyweight champion Joe Louis. Under the terms, Armstrong cannot fight anyone anywhere ex cept under Jacobs' promotion. Armstrong, who wrote ring his tory last night at the Madison Square Garden bowl by lifting the welterweight crown from Bar ney Ross and adding It to the featherweight title he took from Petey Sarron, will rest for a month or two and then take ifter Lou Ambers' lightweight ?hamplonshlp. Of the gross receipts of $160, 860. Ross received S47.600. Arm (tronp'a sham was 127,303. Dy Gayle Tulbot NEW YORK. June 1. (AP) If you see a little blond man running today like his coat-talle were on fire and glancing back fearfully over his loft shoulder . every now and then, the odds are' you are looking at Lou Ambers, the lightweight box ing champion, who agreed la a mo ment of avarice to fight Henry Armstrong this coming July. Lou no doubt has heard how Armstrong beat Barney Roes Into a bleeding, stricken pulp In IB rounds last night at Madison Square Oar den bowl to add Barney's welter weight championship to the feather weight crown he already held. See Same For Anthers The consensus of thoae who Bat through the slow, agonizing destruc tion of Ross, one of the truly great little fighters of the decade, was that Ambers had a similar fate In store as soon as ho faced the relent less Los Angeles negro. Armstrong gave Rosa such a ter rible beating that Barney, the right side of his face swollen like a half- moon and his eye tightly clenched, muttered In hla dressing room that he would never fight again, It wasn't Ross' 38 years or falling legs that cost him the title. It was a left hook that for IB rounds almost ripped his head from his shoulders. For the last half of the fight he was Intent only on lasting the distance. Rom mne In Fifth He tried to fight back in flurries. but his blows after the fifth round had nothing behind them., Arm strong, amazingly strong, merely bore In the harder. At the finish he accepted his new championship completely unmarked and as fresh as paint. If he whips Ambers, Armstrong will have captured championships in three airrerent weight divisions In less than a year. Last night the human Dlnwheel weighed 133 Vi to Ross' 143. Even so, Armstrong was the stronger man every second of the way. He bulled Roes about In the clinches and never allowed Barney to take the play ex cept for brief flurries. The only thing he lacked was a stiffening punch. The Associated Press score sheet credited Armstrong with 11 rounds, Rons with four, and one of those went to the Jewish lad because Ref eree Arthur Donovan thought he had been struck low. After the eighth round It was all Armstrong. several timea Barney's managers. Art winch and Sam Plan, begged him to quit, and at the start of the twelfth round the referee added his plea, hut Barney shook his head and went qut to take his medicine. Left Hooks Tell The most surprising thing about the fight was Ross' Inability to es cape Armstrong's left hooks to the head. Those who had established Rosa a 7 to 6 favorite in the betting had banked on his defensive skill to thwart Henry's attack. But grad ually these lefts wrenched Ross' face out of shape and left htm all but helpless. For the first half, Armstrong mostly pumped his right Into Bar- nev's ribs. Blowlv Barnev's ananri came down to protect hla side, and then the dark destroyer blazed away at Barney's left Jaw. I wasn't going to go out lying down." Rou said lator. "Armstrong la a neu or a fighter, but I would have got up if he had knocked me down a down times." Par from finding Ross tough, Arm strong told newsmen It was one of his eaMeat fights. He said Barney's blow never bothered him. even In the opening rounds when the heavier man was landing with everything be had j There was considerable talk 1m-! mediate!? after the scrap that Ross bad been handicapped by Injured nanas, out Barney denied It. MEDFORD RIFLEMEN TAKE MAJOR HONORS Medford'a first registered rifle matches were staged over the Decor- j atlon Day week-end. with local shoot- era taking most oi in honors against , a number of out-of-town experts. Ivan Waddell piled up 1673 points out of a possible 2000 to win the grand aggregate, four points ahead of Paul Dodge of Yreka, Cal., and Mrs. Ivan Waddell. Efficient handling of the shooters by Range Officer S. M. Tuttle, ably assisted by a corps of Junior riflemen, played a large part In the success of the two-day tournament. Scorer was Enrl Troeh of Portland. IN EPSOM. Eng., June 1. Bote Roussel, French-bred horse owned by P. Beatty, today won the :59th derby before the king and queen and some 400,000 of their subject. Scottish Union, owned by J. 7. Rank, was second and H. E. Morrlss heavily played favorite. Paach, third In the field of 33 three-year olds Ridden by 0. Elliott, Bole Roused ran the distance In two minutes, 30 1-5 seconds. Bols Roussel was a 30 to 1 shot In the betting. Scottish Union was held at 8 to 1 and Pasch at 9 to 4. Pound Foolish, owned by Lord Aator, was fourth. The two American -owned horses, J. E. Wtdener'a Unbreakable and Wil liam woodward's Valerian 3rd, were among the also rani. Five Americans held a ticket on Bols Roussel In the Irish Hospital sweepstnkes and won a total of $780, 000, Altogether a total of (3,920,060 was distributed to American holders of ticket In the sweepstakes. 4 PORTLAND. June 1. The golfing Zimmerman brothers, Emory and Al, turned In identical total scores yesterday to lead in Portland's sectional qualifying round for the national open tournament at Denver. Emory male 98-74 143, while Al coasted around with 73-70 143. Oth er professionals to qualify were Ted Longworth, with 74-70 144, and Joe Mozel, With 73-73 146. Amatoura who qualified were Don Moe, 72-74147, and Dr. Cliff Baker, 71-73147. Twenty-seven players attempted to meet the requirement. Scores Yesterday Coast I.eapis Sacramento 1; San Dlpgo 9. Oakland 8; Hollywood 8. Amarlran New York 13; Boston 5. (Only games scheduled). Lincoln School Athletes Guests Lincoln school gymnasium was the scene of a lively party given by the Service club for the athletes and Pep club Wednesday evening. There were 40 present. Games were super vised by Mrs. Howard Glascock and Mrs. Jokl. The tables were effectively deoor- ated with gridiron, basketball court, track and baseball diamond In min iature. Each child received a small football as his place card. loa cream and cake were aerved by commit tee consisting of Mrs. Plumley, Mrs. Newton, Mrs, Ballentyne, Mil, Nich olson and othera. Raymond Hunsaker presided at the table and presented the school letters. Wayne Sabin Out With Injured Knee HARTFORD, Conn., June Wayne Sabln, former Portland, Ore., tennis star who rank, sixth nation ally, waa forced to quit the New Eng land championship tennis tourna ment yeatcrday because of a chronic knee ailment. Sabln, top-seeded and favored to take the New England title, defaulted to Everett oolllna of Longmeadow, Mass., in the second round. El wood Cooke of Oregon eliminated Jahn Van Maur of Wesleyan univer sity, 6-1, -l- In a second-round match yesterday. Portlander Leads Coast Stickwork t1H ANGKLES. June I. (AP) Pertland'a Johnnv Frederick continu ed hla batting attack during the past week and In games played through Monday, led the Paclfto Coast league hitting with an average or .aso. San Francisco led the loop In team hitting at .399, with Portland neat at 283. 1 TROUT BITING WELL IN CHETCO WATERS Trout fishing on the Cbetco river is very good at the present time, ac cording to word received today from Hiram J. Hlght. Many large catena. are being made with spinners from a boat. Weather. Northern California: Fair tonight and Thursday, but cloudy In extreme south portion with fog on the coast, cooler In Interior of central portion Thursday: fresh northwest wind off the coast. Oregon: Fair tonight and ThuM- day with foga on coast: wanner In east and Interior of southwest por tion tonight, cooler In Interior of northwest portion Thursday: moder ate north met wind off tba toast. Meteorological Report . June 1, 1938. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Thursday: warmer tonight. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day, with fog on the coast, warmer In eaat and Interior of southwest portion tonight, cooler In the Interior of northwest portion Thursday: moder ate northwest wind off coast. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today Highest, 94: lowest. 47. Total monthly precipitation, none. Total precipitation since September 1, 1037, 34.9Q Inches. Excess for tha season, 8.31 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, 31 percent: t a. m. today, 74 percent. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:37. Sunset tomorrow, 7:40. Observations Taken at ff a. 1J0 Meridian Time. m. If CITY- Boise 78 44 Clear Boston 84 48 .... Clear Chicago 83 80 .10 Cloudy Denver ... 80 80 .... Cloudy Eureka .... 80 Cloudy Helena . 70 38 Clear Los Angeles . 03 88 P. Cdy, MEDFORD 88 50 Clear New York 86 40 .. Clear Omaha 76 88 .17 Clear Phoenix ...106 68 P. Ody. Portland . 74 86 P. Cdy, Reno 84 44 Clear Roseburg .. 78 43 Clear Salt Lake . 78 48 P. Cdy, San Francisco 86 50 Clear Seattle 68 48 . Cloudy Spokane ... 73 43 p. Cdy, Washington, D O. 73 44 clear Yakima 74 48 . Clear McLeod MoLEOD, June 1. (Spl) Sam Oery has been shearing sheep at the Tunis ranch and Edler farm- Mr. McParland Is helping Mr. Harding dig his well. Visitors at "Harding's Paradise- May 33 were Mr. and Mrs. I. Unger and son Quenton Hathews, all of Eagle Point, Mr, and Mra. A. Young and son of California, Audrey Sha drlck, Robert Wood, Lawrence Trlb bett, Zella Tullls and Alice Young. Joan Edler visited Prospect high school May 33 and Harry Harding Jr- visited May 26. Upper Rogue Grange held a fare well party In the Grange hall Sun day evening, May 33, In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robertson and family who have been transferred to Central Point. The community Is sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Rob ertson as they have lived hers 11 years. Mr. Robertson's brothsr and family will occupy their house hers. Mrs. H. E. Hsrdlng and son wars visitors at the Jess Eldrldge horns In Fern Valley Wednesday, May aft. Mrs. Helen Messecar waa shopping In Medford May 38. All the CCO boys stationed a Caseya spike camp will be at Frss oott camp for several days practis ing the firs drill. O, A. Webber of Los Angeles, sob of the lets Charles Webber, It hers for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oobler of San Francisco spent Deooratton day at the boms of Mr. snd Mrs. H. B. Harding. Tommy Close of North Island, San Diego, and Warren McMillan are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Close. Mr. and Mra. A. Young and fam ily of Matin, Ore, are spending s few days camping at "Harding's Paradise." Mr. and Mrs. Klffln Busstrd of Klamath Falls were fishing on Butts creek Decoration day. Ose Mail Tribune Want Ada. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbonnd. Leave. Malls does. 1:31 p.m. 13:86 pjn. 4:63 a.m. 4:07 ajn. Southbound. Leave. Malls Oloss. 13:10 a.m. 11:38 pm, TRAINS Northbonnd. Leave. Malls Close. 9:30 a.m. a :80 am 8:06 p.m. 7:05 pm. gouthbonnd. Leave. Malls Clots. 8:30a.m. 7:80 a.m. 9 6:33 p.m. 5:38 pjn. ' BUSES North. 3:48 a.m. 7:80 ajn. 9:25 ajn. 1:40 p.m. 1:48 p.m. 8:45 p.m. South. 13:18 ajn. 8:18 am. 8:80 am. 9:65 a Jn. 5:30 pm. 6:85 pm. 10:50 prn. :30 p.m. To Klamath rails. 9:43 am and 6:40 pm. To Grants Past only. To Ashland only. For Complete Coverage sf Boat est and Financial Newt Read Poetfit Cent titiut THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Relied upon by Basin ess Men snd Investors for Current Newt and Dependable tnfsrmatlea. 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