Sportsmen Will
Set Out Magpie
Traps In County
By HALE BCARBHOUGH
Bum Dolillniior' imiuplo trup Idea took hold lioro luiil nlKht
ind tho Klamath Sportsmen's association has doclded to scatter
dozen or no of tho traps uround tho county as a niomiH of diving
further prolucllon to our youiiK pheasant crop,
Magpies mid crown iii'o imlurul enemies of pheasant, robhlng
nuts uutl eating tho eggs. Dehlliincr's trup, u wood und screen
nffulr bulled with incut to luro tho prcdutory birds, hus proved
very successful on his runch In recent duyii.
Kills 11, Ciipps of Copco offered to build tho trnpB for tho
sportsmen If ho Is provided tho inuterlul. They will then bo
placed In pliiees where pheus-
I mil nest or wnoro young uira
T School
Hoop Finals
Set "riday
Chiloquln, Gilchrist
In TopSoodod Spoil
For County Tourney
Chllocpiln und Gilchrist huvo
' the tun.&ccdi'd spots In the
"ylUiuiuitli county H school basket
MhiII tourney comlnK up Febru
ary Ti.-2'A ot Altiimont gym.
Those tennis rnnk one-two In
the conference und Merrill unci
JM 11 1 1 11 occupy positions three und
four.
In tho first round piny. Chilo
quln meets Snored Heart ut 0:30
ii. m. Friday nnd Merrill plnys
lloiinn.n ut 10:30. In tho lifter
noon (illchrlst plnys Illy ut 2
p. in. und Mill In nieels Henley ut
3 o'clock. '
Friday nltiht the first game
of the second round will be
played between the winner of Ihc
Chiloquhi nod Merrill pairing
mid another between the losers.
The tourney Is a double elliniun
lion affair.
The filiul winner will then
compete oxidant tho Jackson
Josephlno county 11 winner for
the right to go to tho state U
ineel to bo held tills year In Ar
before
linglon, one week
lute prep tourney,
the
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Cage Results
By Tho Associated Pros
Eugene high 40, University
high (Eugcno) 20.
Cottago Grovo 34, Springfield
Myrtle Point 34, Marshilcld
12.
North Bend 44, Coqulllc 21.
Salem 30, Medford 34.
Central Catholic 08, Pnrkrojc
W.
Greshom 30, Hood River 28.
McMtnnvlllo 60, Forest Grove
JO-
r llillsboro 40. Tigard 34. .
I Oregon City 43. St. Helens 30,
Bcavcrton 25. Ncwberg 23.
' Washington 38, Grant 30.
Benson 18, Commerce 14
overtime).
noosevelt S2, Frnnklln 26.
Jefferson 60, Snbln 20.
i Work On Hermisron
4 Track Underway
HERMISTON, Feb. 20 P)
nennviilion of the fairgrounds
horse racing oval, grandstand
nnd stable ore underwny here
In preparation for two racing
meets planned this senson.
Jim Kiutner und Con Bessln
ger, promoters of tho plnn. snld
100 stables would bo available
and booths erected for pari
mutual belling. They announced
application for two race meets
would be filed with the Oregon
.rnclng board within a few days.
The sportsmen said they would
also try to iirrangc ut least two
races each day of the meet for
Oregon broil horses.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By Tht Associated Press
BUFFALO, N. Y. Joe Mus
cnto, 104, Buffalo, knocked out
Irish Jimmy Crawford, 1021,
Cllffslde. N. J., (3). Sammy
Bnurdl. l.lfll. New York, stopped
Allen Faulkner. 140, Buffalo (1).
LEGAL; NOTICES
NOTIOK OK FINAL BKTTteKMKNT
Notice ( hornhy Rlvtn Hint thn under
ilRnett Adinlnlatrntor of U(o tnXnXn of
S'tiOtTmn J. Btawnrd, rtecMflod, Hah filed
In thn Cirrull Court of the Hlnln of Ore-
ffoii for KUmftth County the final Re
count of hU ndmtnlXmtlon of Mid
entnlA And the Court hni ppolntcd the
aih dny of Mnrch, 10-1(1, nt the hmir of
rlevon o'clork In the forenoon of Mid
doy its tlio tlmo nnd (he Courtroom of
nld Court bk the plnce for hearing and
cttlemcnt of Mid account.
Done January S. lfMti,
KAMI, HEDMOND, Ad ml nlMrn kn
ot the E(nte of Thomas J.
Steward, derrmed,
r. 8-13-20-27; M. ft-No. 2D1.
NOTICK OP FLUXION
Nollco In hereby Riven, that the Bonrd
of Suporvliom or Poo valley Soil Con
arrvntlnn District hnvo net Suturdiiy
the ifllh dny of Mnrch, 11)40. holween
the hour of eight A. M. and five P. M,
at tho Olene Community Hall in Olene,
Oregon, nu tho time nnd plnce for hold
ing tho nnnunl election to elect n nuper
vlaor to mit'ceed tho expired term of
A. W. Schnupn.
Dnted thli lflth dny of Fehrunry, 1040,
A. W. SCHAUPP,
Seprelnry,
T. 20 27; M, 6 No. 200.
Folding Camp
Cots
yel they'te. luck
Thill in exceptionally
sturdy and are built to "take
it." A large shipment priced
or quick sale at $6.75.
Alio
Martin
Automatic Reels
$9.55
now In stock at
The Gun Store
714 Main
aro loosed, This Is the uesl
tlmo lo muko this move, It was
pointed out, when tho mutinies
lira huvliiK trouble flndhiK rood
unci will bo more easily pulled
In by bait.
The sportsmen last night
also voted to campaign for
making a public shooting
ground of the Upper Klamath
preserve, and to also send a
resolution t o Washington
against the proposed liro
arms registration law.
That bill wus labelled "crack,
pot, fit only to muko fat Jobs
for someono," and one member
declared that it wus contrary
to the constitutional rluhls of
Americans to have und bear
arms. Condemnation of tho pro
posal was unanimous,
ConccriihiK tho recent action
by a California orijaiilation
suKKcsllnit that Iho deer season
down there be moved up to co
incide with Oregon's and Unit
the California out-of-state hunt
hiK fee be lipped to $19, no
definite decision was reached,
ultliouKh debute, pro und con,
on the subject was lively.
Some members favored let
ting the California game com
mission know it would be all
right to raise the license tee
Oregon out-of-state licenses
are SIS but to urge the sea
son stay as it Is now.
Others wished to remind the
California commission Unit the
pheasant, duck and kooso hunt
InK down Ihero wus duo in part
to conservation work up here,
and still others believed that
the Siskiyou county sportsmen
have a IcKltiniulc kick comlnK.
One experienced hunter de
clared that he wouldn't trade
one hunting senson in Oregon
for 30 hi California.
Election of officers was the
primary business of the Klam
ath sportsmen last nlKht. Dr.
W. J. Kcsslcr, president for
thrco years, declined tho nom
ination for another term, and
Paul Winters was chosen to
succeed him.
Frank McCornack was elect
ed vice president; Clarence
(Clancy) Canlno, secretary; Dr.
W. J. Kcsslcr, treasurer; Dr. G.
I. Wright, Rex Watt, Bob
Canoy, John Raffcto and L. A;
Smith, directors.
Bend Hunters Bag
48 Coyotes In Day
BEND, Feb. 20 (!') Two
coyoto hunters have set a new
ono dny slate record by biiKRlnii
4B animals In three and a-half
hours liiinthiR the South Warner
lake valley area by airplane,
sportsmen believed today.
A. L. Til so nnd Ollie Bowninn
reported that shot six coyotes
near ono culf carcass, Tilse has
a coyote extermination contract
from the state game commission.
MIAMI, Fin. Elmer (Violent)
Ray, 203, Hastings, Fla , knocked
out Dan Merrltt, 200, Cleveland,
(4).
MANCHESTER, N. H. Flor
cnt des Mnrais, 1324. Manches
ter, knocked out Billy Znduk,
138, Toronto, (5). Al Hulllo. 142,
Worcester, Mass., stopped Duke
Demers, 143, Suncook, (3).
HARTFORD, Conn. Nick
Stuto, 130J, Springfield, Mass.,
outpointed Vic Florcs, 132, Mex
ico City (8).
Chances for an accident are
greatly increased. Insure your
car now Hans Norland. 123 N.
6th St.
Curly Dawson Massages Gust Johnson's Wing
'"'y Ta Miua. m
Rod (Curly) Dawson, be-whiskored Michigan lumborjack shown here trying to wrench
Cust Johnson's arm out of its socket, will be one of the attractions of tomorrow night's
six-man rassle royal at the armory. Johnson will also be in the ring, along with Bob Konei
ton, Pierre LoBollo, Pete Bolcastro and El Mostizo,
PREP TOURNEY SEATS FILLING
By The Associated Press
Two more prep tenms were cs
conccd lodny In the coveted
berths of the Oregon Stuto bas
kcthull tournumcnt.
Washington of Portland, slate
defending champion, and little
Rainier of district 14 climbed to
the seals lust night alongside the
one already-chosen tourney en
try, Oregon City.
The Washington Colonials
clinched the Portland loop crown
and a tourney spot by trouncing
the Grant Generals 38-30, while
sccond-pliico Commerce wus col
Inpslng, 16-14,. to Benson In a
two-overtime period- game;
A substitute forward's eight
lucky points In four final min
utes of the Ralnier-Vcrnonia
game lust night gave Rainier a
30-28 victory nnd a clinch on the
district 14 title.
Upstate McMinnvlllc nnd
Hlllsboro remained tied for Tua-Intln-Ynmhlll
valley league hon
ors after wins Inst- night gave
both scpinds 12 won nnd one lost.
McMlnnvillo crushed Forest
Grove, 80-19, while Hlllsboro
bounced Tlgard, 40-34,
At Salem, tho Vikings
scratched up the Medford Tor
nado's bright record for the sec
ond lime in a row Inst night.
They dropped Medford 30-34, af
ter turning the southern Oregon
champs 46-40 the night before.
Eugene Man Made
Major In Guard
SALEM, Feb. 20 (!) Cnpt.
Walter M. Gooslcr, Eugene, has
been promoted to .major in the.
Oregon Stale ' Guard . and as
signed to headquarters, 3rd bat
talion, it was announced here
by Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Olson,
acting adjutant. ,
Other changes: Cnpt. Honed
E. Wllklns, Tillumook, formerly
commander of company D, 1st
onttnllon, transferred to reserve
list; Second Lieut. Wendell
Werner, Tillamook, promoted to
captain and assigned to company
D, 1st battalion,
WRITE YOUR TICKET!
CHICAGO, Feb. 20 P) After
Leonard O. Shcppard, 20, admit
ted in federal court he had
stolen two autos, Judge Michael
Igoc Indicated he might give him
another chance.
"1 don't want any break," the
prisoner said.
"How long a sentence do you
think you should get?" the judge
asked.
"I think I should have a year."
Judge Igoc ncccptcd the rec
ommcndnlion, nnd sentenced him
to prison for a year and a day.
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Bob Feller Plans Career
As Tycoon Of Baseball
CHICAGO, Feb. 20 MJ) Bob
Feller says he isn't going to end
his baseball curecr when-his arm
gives out ns a pitcher for the
Cleveland Indians. .
The former Iowa farm boy,
who Jumped from the amateurs
into the majors to set records nt
the age of 17, already has
stepped into the promotional end
of the game and hopes to hnve
the old Western league reorgan
ized for operation in 1047.
"All we need out in Denver
now is a suitable bull park," the
Cleveland fircbnll righthander
said last night. "We want to put
Bowler
I fu ;iiai inn wiii' eaii)iiay!!wiiii
jt". - .- -X:. X'J
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a class A ball team in Denver,
and I can't see why we can't do
it. I'm backing the team, and I
have friends helping me. We
have the organization. The city
may provide the park. If not, we
expect civic groups to do so.
He said Sioux City, la., Omaha
and Lincoln, Neb., and Pueblo,
Colo., were ready to join the
league, and thnt other cities
which he did not name, also were
seeking franchises.
"Don't get me wrong," Feller
snid. "I don't want to retire as
an active player.' I'm going to
pitch for Cleveland as long as
the Indians will have me. I'll
slay in there until they knock
me out of the box too often as
long as my arm will last.. I
want to have some security after
my playing days are over."
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