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Newspaper Page Textpxoi5 ETOtrr MEPfOTTO MAIL TfttBUyE, MEDPOtlD, OftKCjON, FRIDAY, MAY 2., '1928. BILL MULDOON SICK FOR FIRS T I mm Old Ironsides' Takes to Bed After Greatest Career in t U..S. Athletic History Refuses to Complain j Expects to Live to Be One Hundred. - NEW YOItK. Muy 2f. (JP) To day, for tho first time in 83 yea in, Vllltam Mulduon. old Ironsides of the New York stato athletic com Hiisnlon, la eponiilng his birthday In bed. Instead of rlKlnp ut tlx, exercis ing t renuounly for two ho urn, brrakfHMtJnj; at 8 and then tiding fi ireobark for three hours more, it'ie boxer, wrestler, Bhakeupcarcan j, actor and physical culturlnt, in hla room at the Hygienic institute near While Plains, X. Y cut off from friends, telephone and newspapers. On May 10, he foil 1 5 feet from ii . i-.. - a ralxed platform to the ground, humpliitf the back of his head and InJuriiiK uJ1h and hit lrft Kid. An old ioiifii of neuritis ret u mod and hit. dm-tor ptil him to bed, onltTinij ubMolut iuirt for thu old wurtlor. "I huvo no mcbKiiKP," he told n; visit or, "und I am Hit! or the opin-j ion that one of the Ki;lei of ulli virtueH Ih patii nci- fur thoe who j arc jcrowInK old. There Is nothing ho bud as an Impatient, bad-tampered nld pcrxon. They ure un happy theniHelvcH and thoy make j tho about them unhappy. I nrn ! vralrful for the prlvilec of living In the we tlimn when there Ih ho mui'h that In wonderful that we can appreciate," "What." atikH the New York Hcr- , ald-Trlbuno, "will the profennor.' the 'old Uomfin,' the 'iron duke, tho tfulld man' he ia given all those tltloH be thinking of today an he lies on his bed of pain, si lent and alone V" Ocno Tunney, perhaps, Fine lad, flene, clean and niuare and brave. Junt tho kind of fellow the "pro fesHor' would like to nee more of in tho boxing business, lie and Gene, who Ih 30 today spent their birthdays toKOlhcr last year, the "professor riding 12 miles through a drizzling ruin on horseback to have dlnnor at the Hi It more. Porhnpn he'll be thinking of the old days when ho was a champion himself champion of the world at OraDco-Koman wrestling. Took the title from Clarence Whistler and hUd it several years, retiring un defeated. Those were the days- four years of service, from 16 to 20, with the army of the Potomac "hash nlinKer" in cheap restaur ants und bouncer in dance lira I Ih. nnnnpqnno a Ybb IUce JLecc than oS higher priced brands when using BAKING POWDER In your bakings Guaranteed Pure ' Mf KC j: amine IPffSee for over 35 Years e Ounces for OEft Motions of pounds used by our government Making the Picnic. A Success Invariably every outing offers a "pleasant, time for all" if Cold Meats from the Liberty Market is the "piece de resistance." The meats below are representative of the quality meats offered here Cold Pressed Ham Summer Sausage Corn Beef Chipped Beef ; Special Tongue Other Meat Items Spring Lamb Lean Bacon Young Chickens Pot Roast, tender Sugar Cured Hams Pork Sausage Beef Tenderloin Pork Tenderloin In fact, everything you will meat line is here. want in the liberty Market "Home of Good Meats" Swift's Government Inspected Beef . Swift's Best. Holly and Main St. Phone 164 I Hlx years on the New York po lice force, then l,he wrestling and uflcr that the fifihtcrs teaching them, training them, keeping them from drinking themselves to death brave, glorious old days. Ah, thotte fighters! The pro fessor ' eye gleam. All champions that ho handled: Jack Dempsey, the Nonpareil; Kid McCoy, now In San Ouentin prison, and the great- Jest day of all in IHHit when John L. Hulllvau lu-oke nearly all of jjako Ktlruln'u ribs but not his heart, i The lust epic of tho prize ring, ' the professor ftitya. Seventy -five rounds with bare knuckles and the fight only stopped by Mike Dono van throwing the towel In (nun Juke's corner to keep his fluhw-r from being killed by the lioston strong hoy. Kilrain he had the heart. Ho d have died before be d have quit there In the mud long side the river at Hichburg, Alius. He'll probably be remembering when he played Charles the Wrest ler In "As You I-Jke It," being thrown every night. Trooping as Hpartacus, tho gladiator John Drew, Mnifl. Modjeska, Uoso t'ogh lan, McCullough, (Vorgla Drew handing him a bundle to hold one night in tho wings at Ht. Louis and tho bundle, the Infant Klhei Harry more. Oloiious nights, those. Hut his friends nay it will be only n little while till the "pro fessor" is buck in his gymnasium again. "He'll Hvo to be a hundred," says Joseph Jared, physical instructor at tho Institute. i no KEEP HIS TITLE E .14 (Uy tho Associated Prow) The first two battles of the American' league's Initial ."crucial series" of . the season, finds tho New York Yankee, and tho Phila delphia Athletics no better and no worse than they woro before tho opening stiot was fired. Defore 41,000 cash customers and thousands of others who oc cupied points of vantage outside Hhlbo purk, tho two leaders yes- erday tmllt 0VP" ' t first two games of a six-game series. rho champions pounded Robert .Mosc CI rove. Connlo Mack's star southpaw hard and often to take the opener, 9 to 7, but Osslo Or- woll held tho Yankees to six hits In tho nightcap and the Athletics raced In to a fi to 2 'victory. Haio Kuth hit his 14 til homer uf tho season. . , . ! NKW YORK. May 25. OP) Tod J Morgan, Heat Hit battler, mused to-1 ' day upon how narrowly ho escaped 1 Joining the company of thoHOi Known as lortner junior iigntwelghl champions. While I'hh than 6,000 fun looked on apathetically, Morgan success fully defended his 130-pound crown against the dogged, bull-like rushes of Kddio (Cunnonbatl) Martin, one time klnK of the bantamweights, In a l.r. -round bout at Mudlson Kquare Garden. - Tod's margin of victory, how ever, was of tho closest. The As sociated Press score card gave Mor gan seven rounds, Martin six, with two even. ' Slow afoot and short of arm, Martin staked his wholo battle, for tho title on a body attack. He rushed, taking the champion's short Jabs in order to got a chance to pound awav at Morgan body. For the first few rounds the fharn-shooting Pacific const sur had all the better of the milling, catching the. challenger coming In, with sharp left jabs and right un- pcrcuts. Undaunted, tho former bantamweight champion never s'opped plunitlng in. After the first half of the battle, tho pendu lum swung to Martin, as Morgan tired under the- challenger's charg ing tactics. . More frequently ' did Martin's wild swings land on tho champion's headand Morgan was forced tt drop his shnrp-hootlng and slug away. On even terms ns tho fif teenth round opened, Moraji sav ed his crown by a brilliant rally that had Martin groggy as tho bell ended the milling. There wero no knockdowns but both were bleed ing profusely at lh end. , Morgan welched 123 pounds and Martin 130, the class limit. The 5,007 customers, surfoi ed with the feast of boxing they've been piven this.wfck. paid $17.;.14 to see the third championship bout staged in New York; In four. days. Fights Last Night (fly the Associated Press) NEW YOItK Tod Morgan. 8e otllo. defeated Kddte "Cannon 111" Miirtlii, Brooklyn, (IS). Sun. Hago Kortlln, Han 111ns Inritiin, won f.ioiii DuiniiUk I'ctrone, New York, tin). CIIICAUO Joey Modlll. fli' cuRii, und Mlko Dundee, Hock iKltimi, III., drew. (10). Young Natlntuill.sta, Philippine!, knorked out Itenny 8ehvartz, New Yoi'k (I). UKTIiOlT Stanlslnua I.oayzn, Clille, won from Itruce Flowers, New Itoilielle, N. Y., (10). Ar turo Kkekels, Chile, defeated Jim- nr' Hutchinson, Detroit (6). KOI IT THOMAS. Ky l'nt Daly, rinrlnnatl. defeated Johnny Mi ihaela, I 'i ttnl)uiK. (10). Kid Uen--ho, Indlanapiiiis. knooked out Youni; lrinh, Akron, Ohio, (5). HEAR, HEAR! BEAVERS TAKE 3D STRAIGHT, SO DO THE ANGELS ' (Uy tho Associated Press.) With a double-play In eight, Johnny Mitchell dropped the ball, and two Henver runners cantered over the pinto with tho runs neces sary to give fort land her third straight victory over Seattle, 3-1. Yerkes held the Indians to six hits. Hnd'rits: Yerkes and Afusmlth; Itryati nud Horreani. The Missions concent rated their Imtting attack in two Innings, the third and seventh, scaring four runs in each of these frames and; t rou ncing t he Sea Is a caln. '1 0 - fi. j Hughes relieved Martin with two out in the firM, nnd held the Senlsj -'a the eHt of the way. Ratfrlcs: Martin, Hughes and Unldwlm Mou- u . i nur.Hion and Vargas, HprliiR. Clarence Hoffmnns perfect throw! from ct nter field In the ninth, nip ped lied Brubnkcr nt the plate with the tyintr run. and nnnMed Snrn- WiU H. Wilson : TNEW BECOMING - STRIKINGLY DIFFERENT . , ' L SUMMER HATS for CHILDREN jQJ-V AGES 3 TO 14 YEARS MffsS lvW Th is a sale of some of the greatest values ever offered jj53ESj yWI lrtt were fortuoste to obtain uom'one of the hjggest Hit Manufacturers . Yjkt$& 36?1 ' llX- fit great mtny Children', Hats, ait clean, New Merchandise at such I (vtP V y pricei that it will pay to buy acvcral Hati fur jour Kiddies. s l . New Straws x New Shapes -T y-U Rock Hemp " . Juj x5 Offthe-Face j llic' T vj-A Silks & Straw I IS (1 Bonnets (L-i L -f vB I Aiure Hairs H w f II Tarns 1 " (rAXASSv ' I Porto Ricans Xt M c ? " New Trimmings ' Jl y jfKjF ' If lvv Flowers, Ribbons, Ornaments, New Braids, etc. . ffl v0z f ha, our city seen such i sale ef m' 7 v ' l7 L f Kiddies Hu! PLEASE! for your: A ivAlaj)3s. L , I I I I bKrfljl own ln,ret( be here when the f J I ho -' f ; VVlT 1 . fV O &TJy1 "oreopebsIWemticipatethUsalel "LJ, V ) I wKjJ" wi dra n"01 PP Our yfc i I f )( a5"tV I WVsSs1' facilities will be taxed to the utmost WQS&5 Mfh' ' r )1,lJzYfo I nam I M from store opening "til closing time. SSJJ JJ ' ' t ninio iu iiiko nor iirsi vn-iory 01 I II 1 I 111 llllM 111 I lini tiac ci t. h from the Onk. Il-fi. Llat-' Hh A N N KAN .r I monto to lake her first victory of the serbs from the Oaks, U-r. I!at-J terles: Dumovlch. Wctscl and ; Ttend; Keating, Kalllo anrl Sevcreid. , Ios Angeles won her third straight from Hollywood, 5-4, turn ing several of Kinney's eight walks into runs. Cunningham weakened in the final two frames but man aged to stay tho route, llatterics: Kinney, McCnbo and ttusslcr; Cun ningham and Snndberg. FOR MIDDLE CUSS J IS would divide, tho population Into (that the upper cluss had received groupn, each uf which would be served by designated physicians, who would receive a fixed salary for their services, was advocated before tho Pacific coast confer' enco of social sufficient uttention nnd paid for It, but that the middle class was not protected.- Wallown. Bowman-Hicks Lum ber, company sells 35,000 acres cut over lands, including old Ilax ville townsfte, ' i sTsjh to Travel By Air. OSAKA. May 25. UP) For tho work hero last i flrst tlme in J"Pn a regular sou- . t. it , .i 1 - piano pasHenger ant ireigm cy .nlBht by Chester Kowell. uubllctot. , vlce htt3 bee ,)lace1 , 0JCratlon. Ilenlth Insurance also was rec-jThe route Is between Osaka And I ommended by the speaker, who,oUn, Kyushu, a distance-of about pointed out that Ihe m eat middle !3oo miles. The trip requires 3 Mi cinss or people was mo one wnien nours, stops ueing made at four hnH heon nnirlpitfi.l in thiu fietil.' nrini'luul inw... InauKUiation of tho "panel sys- llu decial.ed thttl ,he poor have) -4 tern" In tho realm of medicine i,t.on Kiven adenuate i-aro at the, Wheeler Mead's market Installs anil surgery n method which pnhlir ellnics without charge nnd electric refriemtor plant. TOSEMITE. Cal.. May 2fi DE8 MOINEH Mlko Mandell, ft. Paul, technically knocked out Jack (Chief) Elkhart, Chicago,; IDJ. Major League Leaders ! (Ity tho Associated Tress) ! Incliidini; frames uf May 2-t: Nntioiml. i HattliiK tlrnnlhani. l'lrates, .413. Itnns lrrlsch, Cards, 3j. Kilns hatted In Krlsch, Cards, 32. I Hits Unuthlt, Cards, 01. Doubles Frlsch, Cards. 13. i Triples U Waiter, Wright l'l- j rates, 6. ' Homers Wilson. Cubs 9. ! Stolen bnses Frlsch. Cards. 10. I'tti'hlni; Clark, ltobtns, won 6; lust 1. Aim'rtinii. ItaltlnK ltnrnes. Senators, .400 ltuns ltulh. Yanks. 40. Ituna batted In lillth. Vanks, lilts ltlce. Tigers, 49. Doubles Meuscl, Yanks, 16. Triples Uixzerl. Yanks, 6. Homo runs Ituth. Ysnks, 14. Stolen bases McNecly, Itrow Harrett, White Sox. 6. filching I'lpgras, Yanks, won lost 1. 35. Baseball Standings Anictimn Iraauc. w. i re. NVw York S7 7 .794 rhlladelphla it 0 .710 i leveland 81 1 .Hi St. Ixuls 16 SO .441 ltoaton 14 IS .438 lelrolt 15 84 .3X5 Washington 18 81 .JS4 Chicago 11 !J .jci Nntloual lnjnir. W. I.. . rc. Cincinnati !4 it .600 ft. Louis 88 IS .595 Chicago 88 1 .579 New York It 14 .5S3 Brooklyn 19 U .643 Pittsburg 17 18 .488 Hnslon 11 80 .355 Philadelphia C 84 .800 Aiulirn-a Funeral Sunday. V'tineral services for Mtrs Jes sie Irene Andrews will be held from the Petl Kuneral Home Sunday. May 87, at 8:30 p. rh. Itev. T. H. Temnle nfflriatlna. ' llurlul In Wedfonl cemetery. A Beautiful Bed Room Suite Blended Walnut Hand Painted The Last Word in Bedroom Furniture 3 PIECE SET vv ':c'.i,?wr-;i loll Here Are the Prices on The Individual Pieces Bod Drcsspr Vanity Jiow l?oy . Chiff-Toilct Stand Cliair Bench $37.50 $69.00 $69.00 $42.50 $11.50 $10.50 $11.50 $11.50 On our fii-st anil second floors you will find some exceptional furniture, rug and"linolcum luu-gnius. On our mezzanine floor is an in teresting display of davenports And fireside eJiairs. You'll he interested in our moderate, prices, too eome in.