P5GE SIX
' trEPFORD MTL TRIBUNE, STEPFORD, PRECOX,' THURSDAY. APR1T
1929.
:n apple blossom festival
GENERAL CALLES
11-
"TOK.INif
mexico crrr, Apni 11. w
Tiie chief of the military garrison
- here today dlclofd that an un-
- succemful attempt had been made
to bomb the special train or
General Plutarco Ellas Callea and
nHaasslnate him in tho state at Ja
lisco a few days airo.
A man and a woman, the prln-
cittal conspirator, - are being
Foment and should bo arrested
soon, the garrison commander
said, while certain residents 01
Torreon, jCoahulla, were Implicated
and will bo arrested alo.
The nlan was. tho carrlson com
mander said, to r-.lno the rails at
11. point in JallHto over which tho
former Mexican president must
Dans as ho traveled from Chilllia
liua lo Mazatlnn on tho west coast
a few days ago, and Mow up his
train. A well organized forco
wah to be prepared to attack him
and kill him In tho ensuing me
lee If . he should escape death in
tho blast.
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LOSS IS $42,786,727
HOSTON, April 31. (P) The
128 financial statement of tho
Kord Motor company, filed with
ll)c Massachusetts commUuiioner of
corporations, hIiows a profit and
loss surplus of $52.61'9,0li3 aa of
December 31 last, compared with
f 1154. 8G1. 061 for tho year 1921.
The Indicated loss of 172.221,
458 did not lake into account any
dividends withdrawn during 1U2
by Henry Ford. Ills wife, and Kd
sol Ford, Iho llirco owners of the
company.
It Is hollcvcd unlikely, however,
that any payments were made to
the stockholders in view of recent)
cxpendlltires In connection with re-
orKanlzntlon of plant and product ,
which caused an iiiiiicalea low) ot
$42, 780,727 111 1H27.
FAN SEES CUBS AS
These girls will act at princesses at the annual Shenandoah
apple blossom (estlval at Winchester, Va. They are: Arnold Price
Fleetwood. Waverly, Va. (left): 8arah Jennings, Buena Vista. Va.
(above), ant) Louise Carter Winlree, Lynchburg, Va. (lower rlghtl.
SOCIETY LEADER
AVIATRIX KILLED
PLANE CRASH
CHICAGO, 111., April 11. !)
Am tho C'ubB already "In" aH Nil,
tlonal league chain pious? At IcuhI
one fan thinks that way to Ilia ex
tent of 'Hlgnlng over a 'check to
President W. L. Vrock tor 60 tick
ets. ' ' '
YoHtnrday I hl fan purchased HO
aiiKiiral TnoHclay and at Iho same
tickets for tho CiiliPlllshurgli In
time requasted with a check fin box
Heat for all world series games lo
ho. played in Chicago next fall.
When Prealdont Veeck recovered
Ma breath he pushed , the check
away, adding that tho' fan really
ought to wait a week or two until
tho rosult Is official.
RAIL LINES PURCHASE
LONO B1JACII, Cal., April 11.
OP) Mrs" C. C. McWhlnnoy, so
ciety leader and prominent in avia
tion, wan killed this morning when
tho alrplanu In which aho and her
hUBlmml were riding crashed at the
municipal .airport. Mr. McWhlnney,
a prominent lawyer, was slightly
Injured. ,
Mra. McWhlnney wuh one of 111
women 'aviator plloln licenHcd by
the aeronuullu branch of tho fed
eral department nf commorcB. Aa
HUch she was granted a llcenso, to
fly anywhere she choso nlone or
wltb sHCUKrH. The Into Karl 8.
Diiughorty wa lior Instructor.
Uttitghorty wuh killed In a ti'lplo
airplane fatiillly. on December; 8
last. .' .
Mrs. McWhlnney had more than
280 hours' flying to her credit. Hho
piloted her piano to the Stanford
California football game, taking her
family as passengers.
RESCUE AIRPLANE
ALSO MISSING IN
LIAN HU
PORTUNP. Ore.. April 11. (A)
1'Urrhfitie of tho Interstate Couch
company, a stage lino operating
In ' Washington add Idaho, by tho
Oregon-Vunhtngton Ha II road ft
Navigation company, unit of tho
I'nfon Pacific, ha been announced
by J. 1. O'Hrlon, general nmnagcr
of tli O. W. It. & N.
Tho Interstate linn operates be
tweon Spokane Lewlston and
Grangcvllle, Mtiho. and colludes
Kosalla, Colfax. Pullman. Union
town and Moscow In Its runs. A
branch line operates between Hpo
Uano and Tekoa via Fairfield.
Karller In tho week tho Union
Pacific announced purchase of tho
Coldlron bun Interests In tho IJlue
Mountain company.
8YDN1CY.. N. 8. W., April 11.
(P) The AuHtrallan seaplane car
a boa rd, was ordered today to par
tlciputo In tho Nfarnh for Captain
Char lea KlngHford-Nmlth and IHh
three companions of tho missing
Southern Crua.
Tho Albatross wufl expected to
leave for Wymlham almjHt linmo
djatcly, but so great In tho dis
tance around tho eastern and
northern cobhI of Australia that it
could hardly nrrivo inside ' of a
week. iravo ' feara arc now ex
pressed for tho siifety of tho res
cue piano manned by l.leUtenant
Keith Anderson and Hubert Hitch
cock... Tho two filers stmrtod from
lioro Kunday In a Westland Wid
geon monoplano and have not boon
heard from alueo they left New
castle waters, Nor thorn Territory,
about 400 miles from Wyndhain.
Directors .of tho search for the
Southern Cross fllcra liavo won de
rldod to send alrpluiU'H In pairs to
cuoporH to with laud pai'lioa ulao
aearchiUK f tv tho men. ,
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Farm Notes
KLAMATH KAU.H. Ore. April
10. (P) Plana for tho conat ruc
tion of a $60,000 Catholic church
aro belntf ., comploted hero and
h' roil nd will bo broken for tho tjtruo
turo within alx woeka. A new par
ish hoiiBO will be conalructed adja
cont to tho new church. Kxlsilng
bulldliiKa will ho moved and uaed
for a aoclul hall.
LAYS STRANGE EGG
A freak cgtr. laid yeatorday by
a Uhode Island red hen, was dla
played In Mcdford today by Ita
owner, P. V. Cody, of Jackson
ville. It Is aoft ahclleil. la about
elx Inchca In circumference and
thrco linhea long. Tho oddity of
tho ckr lica in tho fact that n
normal, hard shelled egg la on tho
Inaldo.
A UHcful homo-niado plant pro
tector for covorlng tomato plant a
may bo made by bunatructlntf a
rough box largo enough to accomo
date a pane of glaaa 10 by 12
Inches ami high enough to allow
tho plant plenty of room- for
growth. It Hi op oh, from bnck to
front to permit Ivoddlng water
from the glaaa. Thla protector will
bo found UHcful not only In keeping
tho plant oafo from the apring
fronts, but alao In helping tho plant
progrcHa toward an early maturity
of fruit, anya tho Oregon experi
ment atatioii.
Inno. lono market oiwncd cream
rocuivitiR station hero fur Swift &
Com pa n y .
Jput too, may have
a clear skin
THOUSANDS of people have
weak, impure blood to this
(nay bo attributed pimples, boils,
eczema, "run-down" systems,
rheumatism and oven more seri
ous ailments.
Without plenty of " rich, red
Wood, there could bo no strong,
sturdy, powerful men, or beauti
ful, healthy women.. -
When you iret tho number of
your red-blood-cells back to nor
mal, that sluRRinh, lot-down feel
ing, loss of Lppetite, thoso pains
usually called rheumatism, boils,
pimples and skin troubles disap
pear. You (ret hungry again and
sleep soundly; firm flesh takes the
Slace of that which was once
abby. You feel strong. Your
nerves becomo steady. You aro
resistant to disease.
Throughout more than a hun
dred years S.S.S. has been a
Mossing to millions of people who
.. have taken ad
vantage of its
wonderful me
dicinal proper
tics. It is Na
ture's own blood
tonic for Im
proving the ap
petite, clearing
"LA-. M !
1 Vrr
W1- T-C-rwr II
ss
Skin
trouhli
rcirm. and rnm.
plexlwv re u.u.llv but
.ytniuom.of derpar, more
d.nsrou. Irouhlr lark nf tha
not mil count ot rwl-calU in tha blood.
the body of so-called skin trou
bles, and building strength and re
sistance to disease.
8.S.S. is mado from fresh vege
table drugs and has a successful
record of over 100 years back
of it.
S.S.S. increases tho count of
red-cells in the blood. Weak, im
pure blood is Injurious to the sys
tem, lowering resistance to dis
ease. Kirh, red blood builds and
sustains tho body. S.S.S. helps
Nature build rich, red blood. Good
blood improves tho processes by
which tho body is nourished, pro
motes constructive metabolism
(healthy body building) and
works against infection and dis
ease. Take S.S.S. daily at meal
time. To get full benefit you must
take it regularly and over a suf
ficient period of time. At all Drug
Stores. Ask for the larger size.
It is more economical.
Coarrllal 1J SSS- Co,
T'oInou bait Is tjtlll the hewt con
trol for carwigH In Oregon, nys the
cntoinotoKlftti of tho experiment
stHtlon. The bait 1h mado up of
multum fluoride, 12 ounces, molan
sc two quarts, wheat hran 12
pounds and water six quarts. This
1h scattered so that no lurce tump
remain, na Hodium fluoride la poi
sonous. This ,pct is serious, as It
devours venetalilcs, fruits and gar
den flowera ns well aa being ob
noxious on tho premises. '
Dusting cut potatoes with land
plaster In Oregon, before planting
Ut ail ulr both In planting and in
Increasing tho yield, finds tho ex
periment station.
Romantic Drama
at Isis Tonight
A romantic, thrilling drama is
"I'owor." which closes alter tonight
ut tho Isis thvatro. It's a big hu
man story.
Tnc "rushes" of the I'Hcolma dare
scenes la the big thrill of Husky
saving llandsome's llfu ss tho lat
lor l nhoi'l to (hII off a boom at. 1
great height Into the rosorvolr be-
William Boyd stars as Husky,
Man Halo na Handsome and
Jacqueline I.opm as tho vamp. Oth
era in the cast aro Jerry lrew, Joan
Dennett, Carol Lombard and l'uu
lino Culrloy.
HUill fUST ttv tm toi;s
UWMifn ov Riui.:,,o.N
SAN ('ltANti.iocj Vru't and
vegc table dealers decluro that the
Muxlcan rebellion la responsible
for the high prlco of tomatoes In
the west.
Tho early supply eomea from
Lower California. Just below the
border, and from Imperial valley.'
Pealers aserilio tho reasons for the
16-criit-n-pouud prlco lo difficulty
In getting the vegetable across the
border.
Fourth Morris Heir
CHJCAOO, III., April 11. (P) A
fourth child a son was born ves
torday to Mrs. Loster Norris, who
inherited the $.H8.000.000-forlune of
the lalo John w. Galea. Mrs. Nor
rla was Delorra Angel beforo she
married htr childhood sweetheart.
nmui I iu umnu
BERKKLEY. Calif., April 11.
(P) Heven of the nine men who
were In the California shell that
swopt to the world's rowing cham
plonahlp last year, will oppose the
Washington sweepaters In their an
nual regatta, on the Oakland estu
ary Saturday. ,
The California lineup -will find
Donlon at stroke; Caldwell, 7;
Thompson, 6; Dally. 5; Workman,
4; Frederick, 3; Brinck, 3; Von
Tillow, bow; and Muilins, cox.
With the exception of Yon Tillow
and Mulllna. all of these men
rowed in last year's Bear varsity,
Tho Waahlng-ton lineup as an
nounced by Coach AI Ulbrickson,
finds Anderson, stroke; O'Dell, 7;
Valentino, 6: Schmidt, 5; MacDon
ald, 4; Litchfield, 3; Alcorn, " 2;
Duvls, bow; and Orr, cox. '
ON CHICAGO VISIT
CHICAGO, April 11. (P) If
Jack Denipscy is planning on mak
ing Chicago a center of his ring
promotional activities, ho believes
in keeping It quiet.
The former heavyweight "box
ing champion has been In Chicago
for two days but still mj'stery sur
rounds the "why" of his - visit.
Jack's money man, Ed Cole, and
Attorney. Arthur Driscoll aro due
tomorrow for a conference with
Dempsey. Jack declares their vis
It has nothing to do with Chicago.
He said there was nothing to the
rumor that the Dcmpsey-Cole-Fu-gazy
alliance was seeking a build
ing here as a part of a proposed
chain of sport palaces. -
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STUFF TO WHITE SOX
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind... April -It
(yp) (frudy ,Adklns, the Arkan
sas "butcher boy," la ready to go
und Manager - Lena-' Blackburne
of the White Kox is glad. 1
Yesterday, Blackburne Rent Ad
klns. against, Ui 'Louisville - club
of the American Association with
Instructions to go tho nine routo
If able. - Adklns was able, an Indi
cated by tho flvo hits given tho
Colonels. ' , -
The White Sox travel to Torro
Haute toduy for a game with the
Three-I league club and then to
Itidfanapolla for tho last series
before opening the season' In St.t
Louis Tuesday.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 11. OP)
Wrestling fans were treated to
another of the wild, rough, wrestl
ing matches characterizing that
sport so often this season when
Bob Kruse, Lake Oswego farmer,
took two out of three falls from
George Walker, Canadian heavy
weight champion here last night.
Kicking, butting, slugging and
tossing' each other over the ropes
were a few of the practices in
dulged in: Kruso took the first
fall in 39 minutes, 6 seconds with
a series of flying wristlocks. Wal
ker came back nine minutes later
to snare Kruse with -the crab or
double-stepovei'.toe hold and near
ly finished Kruse when he refused
to let go after Kruse had given
up. They had been wrestling leas
than a minute in tho final session
when Walker again started the-!
preliminary moves for another
crab hold when KruBe reached
down grabbed one of Walker's
feet and suddenly shot him over
backwards. Beforo Walker could
move, Kruse was upon him and
held him for the fall.
Ray Lyness got a decision over
Sailor letc In the preliminary.
Pete took the first fall and Lyness
the second.
George Kotsonaros challenged
Billy Edwards to another match,
but Edwards declared he would
not meet Kotsonaros again, and
wanted to meet the winner of last
night's match.
WICHITA, Kas., April 11.
Gus "Dynamite" Sonnonberg.
world's heavyweight wrefftllng
champion., successfully defended
his title here last night against
Dan McLcod, Omaha, Nob., win
ning In two straight falls. . Ho
look his opponent to the mat both
times after a series of tackles,
onco In 26 minutes and the other
In seven.
In the semi-final Pot O'Shocker,
Halt Lake City, took two straight
falls, to win over Lee Wycoff, of
Kansas City.
WASHINGTON FANS SEE
SHOT AT BAT IS ILL
! PHILADELPHIA, April It.
A.1 Slmmona, leading batKman with
tho Philadelphia. Athletics,' will not
bo In the rhiho when tho season
opens noxt week. Hheumatlsm In
the ankles, which handicapped the
outfielder hist year, has again laid
him low nnd he 'Is definitely out
for at ieaat two weeks, probably
lunKor. .. t
Simmons was so disgusted with
his condition that ho Ixaued a
statement saying he would bo homo
(or treatment and If his ankles did
not Improve probably would reetlre
from baaoball.
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aWIIEN
SPRING GOES HOT
DON'T SUFFOCATE
DON'T FREEZE
IF IT TURNS COLD
DDfflEHLBS
LIGHTWEIGHT KNIT UNION SUITS
full-combed yarns. Its elasticity
, the "give" that energetic men
must have! The smooth, flat,
non-irritating seams that. won't
rip! The buttons firmly an
chored by stoutish thread ! Note,
too, there's a guarantee on
every thread, stitch and button.'
You have a choice of three-quar
tcr or ankle-length style both
with short sleeves. And the price
is only $1.50.
Another splendid value is the
HANES Red Label Lightweight
Union Suit. This is knitted from
carded yarn with the regular
HANES careful finish. Price $1.
Ask your dealer to show you the
complete HANES assortment.
Whatever you need or prefer is
there. If he cannot supply you.
write to P.H.Hanes
Knitting Co., Winston-Salem,
N. C.
SPRING brings quick changes
in weather, but this new
HANES Elastic-Knit Union Suit
protects you all the time. Thou
sands of. men already know its
unusual comfort. Many have
chosen it for all-year wear. It is
identified by a special Gold Label.
Look for this before you buy.
Look also at
the soft material
made from finest
PROV1DENC, R. T. Young Mont-! of Winnipeg outpointed Harold I
real of Providenco outpointed Hud ! Mnya of Llayonue, N. J. (10).
Taylor of Terre Haute (10). TOLEDO iVrjdget Mike O'Dowd j pointed llud Porter of Torre Hauje
MONTRRAL 'Charles-HolnnKor I of Columbus. Ohio, outnolntert : (8). ' ' '
llohny Datto of Cleveland, O. (10).
Homer Honan of Newark. O.. out-
WASII1NOTON, April 11. fP)
Tho Washington Nationals wore In
their own hark yard today to show
the home folks some of tho power
that has mado them the sensation
of the sprinK exhibition games.
Holding two victories already over
tho New York C.lants. Manager
Johnson has primed "Bumps" Had-
ley or Adolph Liska for the day s
pitching assignment.
Yesterday's six-inning tie with
tho ilaula proved moro or less
loss costly with "lied" Uarnos
spraining his knee slightly and Sam
Rico receiving a spike wound from
Lindstrom while sliding Into their
base. Both will bo ready, however,
when tho season opens next week.
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STATE MINING BOARD
MEETING IS CALLED
SALKM. Ore.. April 11. fP)
State Corporation Commissioner :
Mark D. McCalllster, who Is ox- I
officio chairman of tho state min
ing board created by, the i 00
legislature, has called a meeting of
the hoard here for next Monday at
10 o'clock. Tho other membera
of the board are Krank McColloch
of. Maker and V... A. Mutton of
Grunts Pass. ' ' 1
Coast League
Yesterday
It. II. E.
Hollywood a 7 I
rortlnnd 3 8 1
Hutterles: llollerson and Bass
ler; Ortman and Bates. I
" . '. It. II. fJ
Sacramento 6 10 4
San Francisco 12 14 3
Batteries: Kiinz. Gould and He- '
vcreld; Malls, Davis and Itoed. I
1!. II. F..'
Oakland 5 IS. 3
Los Angelea 7 7 t j
Batteries: lioehler. Hurst. Ka-1
slch and Burns; Uobcrts, l'lltt and
Sundbcrg.
R. H. F..I
Missions 3 1 I
Seattle 2 8 lj
Hntterles: I'llletto. McQuade and
Baldwin; Ornham, House, Collar-!
and atclnccko. I
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I Fights Last Nisht I
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CINCINNATI iBIIly Ancolo of
Lloporvillo, Pa., -outpointed Tony
La Rosa of Cincinnati (10). Indian
(Tiger) ! Wost of Tucsou, Aril.,
knocked out Battling Hill ot Louis
ville. Ky. til.
To All Who Suffer Stomach
Agony. Gas and Indigestion
Heath's Drug Store Makes This Offer
Money Back If One Bottle of Dare'a Mentha Fepsin Doesn't
Do You More Good Than Anything You Have Evor Used
You cAn be po distressed w.tli
Kirn nnd fullness and bloating that
you think your heart Is going U
atop boKtlnK.
Your; Htumach muy bo so dis
tended thttt your breathing 1
short and (raspy.
Vnu think perhaps you aro suf
focating. You aro 4y and pray for
quick relief what's to be done?
JUMt one tablepoonful of Daro's
Montha-Tepsln and In ten minutes
the gas disappears, the pressing on
ins nean cease ana you can
ureatne deep and naturally,
iltogether? Why have chronic in-;
HgeMtlon at all?
With this wonderful medicine
-ou can overcome Indigestion or ,
lywpep.sla. or any abnormal con
dition that keeps the stomach In
constant rebellion and one bottle
will prove It.
Over S.0C0 bottle sold in ono
tmall Now Jersey town In one year
and the beat druggists the coun
try over concede that Its phenom
enal sales are due to the fact that
tho most stubborn chronic caws
are propmtly conquered. Ask for
Dare's iH ha-Pepsin, a pleasant
to take.Tioalth hulldinv stomach
fUxlr that Heath'a nd regular
Oh! 'hat blessed relief: hm Mtharmactsts evarywhurn in Amr.
WRESTLING
Jl SA ""i V''
Auspices
Grand Lodge
Committee
I. O. O. F.
MEDFORD
ARMORY
Friday
April
12th
V4 A
ai-'
BILLY vs. JACK
EDWARDS -- WOODS
"Roughest Man in the Game" "Wild and Wooly Sailor"
Two Falls Out of Three to a Finish ,
HIGH CLASS PRELIMINARIES
Admission Ringside $1.50; General Admission $1.00; Ladies 50c
a Chicago artist.
why not get rid of such attacks 8 uu ran tea.