Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 05, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUM3. JTETFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 5. 1940. PAGE SEVEN PILUSO DEFEATS ! M'SHAf IN TWO : II FALLS Approximately 1.300 fan jimmtd the Elizabethan theatre 1 at Ashland lait nil ht to ta Ernie Piluso defeat Dangerous Danny . McShane In the wlndup bout oi : one of the but wrestling earda ever staged in the valley. Piluso won in two itraight falls, the second coming on a (oul after McShane locked Ref eree Frank! Clemena cold while dishing out loads of dirt. Mc Shane pinned Piluso with a pile driver and press, but Jimmy Goodrich, the second referee, gave Piluso the fall and match because of Danny's ungentle manly conduct, which was as bad as anything ever teen in southern Oregon. After taking plenty of punish ment from the villainous Mo Shane, Piluso opened up with a series of sonnenberg's to take the first fall in 13 minutes. The match was completed six min utes later. In the middle event, Sgt. Bob Kenaston used a Gold Hill swiv el hold to win a fall from Cow boy Dude Chick in 10 minutes, but the Wyoming gladiator came back to lariat-spin Kenaston in to oblivion a short time later Kenaston was unable to return (or more. Pete Belcastro copped the op ener from Prince Selaki Mehali kis by getting the lone fall of the match in ll'i minutes. He employed a body press, follow ing eye-gouges, hair-pulls and the usual Belcastro brand of meanness. In the. battle royal preceeding the regular card. Bulldog Jack son, the Portland tough guy, was ganged by the six other wrestlers and eliminated In short order. Prison Vaulter Falls Short of Clearing Walls Salem, July 5. OP) juards said the annual Ore ion penitentiary track and field meet yesterday was a success the winning pole vaulter stopped at 10 feet, 8 inches. Mora than 1,000 persons watched Luke Crosswhlte, the prison baseball team's pitcher, add to his laurels by winning the broad jump and k)le vault and by anchoring the winning relay team. Crosswhite's pole vaulting was four and half feet short of the walls. Menus of the Day RELIABLE SHOE UPSETS RED SOX Portland. July B. (P Moe Jubitz pitched Reliable Shoe of Portland to a S to 1 upset vic tory over Silverton in the Ore gon semi-pro baseball tourna ment last night. The win tasted extra sweet for Jubitz who was released by Silverton early in the season. Other tournament results: Portland Babes 6, Blue Lake Park 4; Canby IS, Scappoose 4; Battle Ground 4, Stayton 0; Bridal Veil 7, St. Johns 0; Val setz 13, Verboort 2. Silverton, defending champ Ion, was not eliminated from the tournament by its loss. (By Mrs. Alexander 0org) cooking TOR TWO Breakfast Chilled Honydew Beady Cooked. Corn and Wheat Cereal Cream Franca Tout Canadian Bum Code Luncheon Fruit Pitta with Cottag Cheese Frvnch Dressing Bponga Calc sucu Peache Tea Dlnenr Pub Corn Omelet Buttered Green Beana Breed Plum Jem Peer Salad Caxemel Almond Pudding Cottee Fish Corn Omeltt tl Tola S tebleapoona milk 14 teaipoon salt teaspoon chopped pareler cup salmon (or other fun ) lt cup cooked com S egg white, beaten 3 tablespoone butter Beat yolks, add milk, aalt, parsley, aalmon and corn. Lifhtly fold In whltea. Pour Immediately Into heated butter. Cover and oaok slowly until omelet beoomea vary puffy on the top and brown underneath. (Investtget gently with a apatula for the browned underneath part.) Make a alKht create with back of a knlf through the center and then carefully turn the omelet half over. Hold In plaoe with a fork and apatula until set a minuta. Buttered Green Beans S eupa water I teaspoon aalt H pound green been' 3 tableapoona butter H teaspoon paprika Add aalt to water, when boiling add beana. Boll quickly until beans are very tender when tested with a fork. Do not cover. Drain well, add other Ingredients, cover and place over . a low heat for a couple of mlnutea. 128 VIOLENT DEATHS LISTED ON HOLIDAY; TWO BY FIREWORKS By the Associated Press Although it was a "safe and sane" fourth as far as fireworks went, at least 128 persons met violent deaths throughout the country. There were only two fire works fatalities reported in an Associated Press survey, one in Colorado and one in Maine. At a Fort Worth. Tex., fireworks display a section of boardwalk collapsed, plummeting 200 pers ons IS feet, but none was killed; 40 were injured. A year ago, according to the National Safety Council, the fireworks casualty list showed 13 deaths, 19 blinded in one or both eyes, and 9,341 others in lured. Automobile accidents account ed for at least 63 deaths and drowning for 33. The traffic toll .thus was under the normal av erage of 73 estimated by the Na tional Safety council for a Thursday in July. The council set the normal average for a July Friday at 83, Saturday 130 and Sunday 130. At least three persons were killed by lightning two in Col orado and one in Pennsylvania. Deaths by states included California 10, Oregon S, Wash ington 9. Unu the meetings at the city hall ach Wedneadsy evening. nanand Low, of the U. army air eorpe, visited hu parent. Mr. and Mra. H tow. Thursday while en route from March Pteld. Cat, to McCord field In Tacoma, Wash. Leonard atennereon of Medford vis ited frtende In Talent Thursday. Johnnie Mrrs nu ren elected as eighth grade teacher, replacing Julie Sldley. who resigned Lrdla Mae and Oeorge Baylor are at Jerome Pratrie visiting their aunt, Mra. Lidle VanWlnkle. Trail Trail. July S. Spl. Mrs. L. L. Vancey and son Bob arrived here Monday from their home at Palo Alto, Cat., to spend July and August at their cot tage near the river. Mr. Yan cey will Join them August 1. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tucker, from near Ashland, vuited his brother. Boyd Tucker, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C E Pitselmmocs and Mr. and Mra. H It. Hutchtnaon atarted for home Monday after apend Ing 10 daya her a sueu at the 8. W. Hutchinson home. Enroute horn they visited Crater lak. Mr. and Mr. Robert Perry and lit tle daughter Barbara, ar apendlng the summer at aunaet-cn-the-Rague. Ray Warner of Laplna. Ore, spent the week-end with hu mother here. Irwin How has returned home from Michigan wher h spent sev eral weeks visiting bla aaed father and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Staple and daughter Bally Ann. arrived Monday from California to epend the summer at their sum met home her. Mr. and Mrs. parka who have lived at Trail lor several years, hav (on to Crater Uka wher h ha work for the summer on the rim road. They plan on going to a new location from there and wit not re turn her. Mr. end Mr. Charl Homee. who apent eeveral dare with Mr. and Mr. Boyd Tucker, hav returned to their bom tn Cllfomi. Mr. and Mr K . Hutchinson snd daughter ahlrley. of Klamath Palla. apent the paat wk-nd at hie parenta bom here. Din al Picnic Stayton, Ore., July 9 Mayor W. A. Weddle of Stayton dropped dead at a family picnic yesterday. He was 80 years old and a native of Stayton. THE GRANGE Or If fin Creek Grange. At the last regular session of Griffin Creek Grange, the Pat rons voted to have their annual picnic at McKee Bridge camp on Applegata river, July 14. All patrons are urged to at tend. Games and swimming with a basket dinner at noon will be enjoyed. H. E. C. will meet Thursday at the home of Chairman Win nie Brown. It was voted that the H. I club help with local Red Cross work. Notice of this work will appear in a later edition of the Tribune. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Telle ar.d Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stur gill. At the next regular session. July 16, Griffin Creek Grange will be host to Eagle Point Grange. All Griffin creek ladles are requested to bring sandwiches and pickles. Closing time fca Too Late to Cls tlfy Ad la 140 p. a. MOTORISTS ATTENTION If your motor heats or radiator leaks, see or call HOOPER'S B4DIATOR SERVICE SI S. Bartlett Phone 4T AT WEDDING RUES Chicago, July 8. (JPh-Sonja Henie now is wearing a wed ding ring alongside the big sparkler she got from Dan Top ping a week ago. The Norwegian-born figure skating and screen star received the love token from the mil lionaire New York sportsman yesterday at a ceremony attend ed only by a few friends and the bride's relatives. The wedding ceremony was read by the Rev. Joshua Oden of the Irving Park Lutheran church. Topping, owner of the Brook lyn Dodgers football team, met his bride when she appeared tn her ice revue in New York last winter. Miss Henie wept softly dur ing the marriage ceremony but brushed aside her tears as she received Topping's kiss and said "I have never been so happy." Conquers Typhoid. Hartford, Conn. (U.R) Ty phoid fever Is virtually un known In Connecticut because of safe water and food supplies and improved personal hygiene, the state health department re ports. Since 1900 there his been a decrease of 99 per lont in the disease, according to War ren J. Scott, director of the department's bureau of sanitary engineering. Talent Talent. July 3 (Spl.) Fay Miller of Fresno, Cal.. is visit ing relatives and friends here over the holiday. Mr. and Mre. Paul Stella ar the parent of a baby boy. Fred Rapp wae elected to serve three years as director of Talent school district. Mr. Jay TerrlH wee retained aa clerk. Ooldle and Henna Calkins of Med ford are visiting with the Hamlltona. Rsy Hamilton and Helen Coombs were married In Reno June 91. Both are graduates of Talent high achool. They will make their home In Med ford. Mr. and Mr. C. Skeetera hav pur er) aaed a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Clark are the parent of a baby girl, born June 36. Waldo Greene, who was severely Injured In a motorcycle accident last week, la Improving slowly t Ash land Community hospital. Charles Skeetera and Bill Henry mad a trip to Klamath FUt Mon day for repair for their logging equipment. Mr. and Mra. Don Montgomery and children. Mra. Mae Wlthrow and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barr, and Mre. Lilly Burnett picnicked at Car-berry creek Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Schneldau will con- OLD-FASHIONED RE VIVAL, Charlea E. mi- 1 ler. Director. Forceful Rospel Pleaching. Old Hrmna of the Faith EVERY SlNDAT.S:00 p. m. KlEM-KOO.e. A Nation-wide O o a p I Program. Foursquare Plans Evangelist Series Rev. H. E. Schneidau. of the Foursquare church at Central and Jackson, has secured Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Brown, well known evangelists, for a series of meetings. Rev. Brown has been preaching the old time gos pel for many years. Mrs. Brown is especially gift ed in music and song and has stirred thousands with her sing ing. They have held successful campaigns throughout the Uni ted Slates for many years. The public is invited to the meetings which begin Sunday. Services every day excepting Monday, at 8 p.m. Sunday nights 7:49. SOLVE YOUR WATER PROBLEMS ECONOMICALLY Cosing time tor loo Lata to Clas sify Ada Is 10 p. at. , CLASSES Dr. R. M. Hoed, Optometrist Sparta Bldg. Main and Riverside. Medford Or. Skillful gervlr Reasonable Prim THE TOO Water System Will Supply Plenty Of Water For Your Farm U$e lroTii) PttNTY or WATtl for you? fami oft. Tlw ara I1nt trottbla-frea r.4 romplt?y automatic; mil 4HTer faithful and thoronjhty pltatlnf amir for many yrmrt with attention on your part heron tha annual filling of tha two firaae eupa. Ln v tMI too armot WC4TCO 14 Hrn why Ol TTMHiO IfR rORMtSCE and TROl BLC-FKEE or FfMTfON art iMorpfJ 1ha who tF. 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