PIGE sec
MEBFORB lyfAHJ TRTBTTNE, MKDFQRD. QTF!Qy. FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929.
Liberty Meat Market
Where you get nothing: but Swift's gov
ernment inspected beef. There is none
better. - .
FOR SATURDAY
Spring Lamb (1929)
Swift's Beef V :;
Pork Tenderloin
Beef Tenderloin
Rabbits
Fryers '
Chicken Halibut '
Fresh Salmon
Olympia Oysters
Corn Fed Pork
Eastern Oysters
Fancy Lunch Meats
I Liberty Meat Market
I "The Home of Good Meae
Holly and Main St. ; - Phone 164
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No"w Showing at Hunt's Craterian
I0NAL
FRED D. WOLF NAMED
JV SALEM HI
Vy, .
p- 8A!I;i:jr, Ore.. Muy 3. UP) Fred
,D, Wolf, 38. was elected prlnelpnl
liilf Hiilein hlBh uehoul at a salary
io( 13000 a year nt a montlnir of
jjhealenitohool' board Thursday
noon. Wolf succeeds J. C. Nelson,
principal for the last 15 years, who
resigned recently. -
Wolf is principal at Baker, Ore
gon, hlch school this year. He was
formerly principal -at- Jaye'e,
Idnho, and ut Kaliima, Wash. He
.was at one time a football coach
and durlne the war, was an army
officer; He is more than si feet
tall and wolchs 2J0 pounds. He
was Ki-uduated from Pacific lint-,
verslly at Forest Grove.
ASPECT OF CIRCUS
Two hundred unuerclassmon at
the senior .hlRh school this noon i
hoard all about t ho Al CI. ilarnes
circus, which will coma to Med-
ford, Thursday, May lli. That is,
I they heard all about tho oUuca-
.tlnnui nldo- of tho circus as em
bodied in a talk given by Cliff Mc
DoiiKall, one of the advance pub
licity directors of the show.
That the circus, like every olhcf 1
form of amusement, has changed ,
along progressive lines until it has
become one of the most valuablo
mediums) of educutlon in the coun
try, was stated liy the speaker; who
hastened to add that the change
did not mean that It hud lost any
of its glamour or color.
"On the other hand, It lias ac-1
cumulated a greater variety of ani
mals and specialty numbers as the
years progressed," he said.
Mr. McDougall described some of
the colorful life and traditions un
der "the big top." He told about
Clown Alley, where tho clowns
dress and muke up and often origi
nate some of their best wise cracks.
Then -there Is Huggy-Whlp How,
Main ' street and Hroadway or I
Siwngle boulevard all avenues j
trod by the big circus family.
Ho explained t hat the zebra Is
the hnrdest animal tn train. Tho
lion, although reputed to be the
king of beasts, often succumbs to
the ferocity of the tiger, which can
leap as high as eight feet in tho
air, while the former can spring
only five feet.
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ScJmhiI for Police.
HAVANA. (IP) A training scho
for police officers has been open
ed ' hero. A special branch will
hoi)
teach traffic Inws and another de
partment will specialize in meth
ods of making arrests and convey
ing prisoners. to tliejull. ,
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ninnn run wnntnrl nt fhn HTnH
Trlhuno office. tf I
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i ocatff rrom uu.Kn or me nigrnu uuoo Qoarr'rp txo umnaiu
PlfllAir MINI If A I'' i yesterday from.a. heart-allmont I
riMlnlL I UllLllnL hnt kePt-nUn eonfineolohls home II
nmilinr miftiinilf Although ono of tho most cap-1 1
VLUlll L ItlllnlllA V able of sport critics, especially on I
uLUllUL lllUllUHI boxinH-:-"Tad's" clientele was by I
- . - - - - - - no means resmciou to ronowcrs or
the sports pages. As a coiner of
rrtn nAnTnnniPT ow, if any quais.
NIK llUKIIIIlIm! Tm'ouEh h cartoons he or-
' I vll Ulll I Uul llv I iginatod scores of new expressions
I which quickly caught the popular .
'1 fancy. '
NEW VOKIC, May 3. UP) 0ut of hts fertile brulri came'
Private funeral services for Thomas "Twenty-three, skldoo," "Yes, we j
Aloysius (Tad) Dorgan, noted have no bananas," "hard-boiled1
ncWspnper cartoonist, will bo held egg," "applesauce," ''cako oator," I
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REFUSE TQ SET INDIAN
TRIAL FOR ME!
federal", court today. Captain's at
torney's request that the trial be
set for Medlord" was denied. Judge
MfcN'ary raised tho Indian's bond
to $7600.-.- ' .'
Captain declared at the time oi
Obituary
PORTLAND. Ore., May 3. (jiP)
-frialiOf Tcildy'.Caytain, Klatuath
Indian, charged with second . degree
murder of a tribesman, Morris
latches, was set for Juno 19 In
. . 1'IELUS Funeral services for
the late Andrew Fields nged' 78
; the. shooting that another Indian i j.cars whose deuth occuire.i ur
had Insulted Captain's mother and Jnd cerihuf, k HH-heW at t.io
sisufr BUd that as he aimed to. oemowry Vuni W i M"'
ijister ana mat as ue ""'". s.iiK oemowry inajs ;
shoot ihmt that botches. Captain sJ ' ; f. L,,J obligor' tmieral
friend) Stepped 'into the line of tire.1 '. are m charge of arrange-
Clasdlfied advertising Beta results.
parlors are in
ments.
K, May
Private funeral services for Thomas
Aloysius (Tad) Dorgan, noted
ncWspnper cartoonist, will bo held
next Monday.
"Tad" died In his sleep nt his
Airpl
Ride Ti
ane
Tickets
Saturday Only
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, ; we are going to give an
Airplane Ride
with SANDY SANDERS
Absolutely FREE
With Each Suit We Sell for $30.00 or Over
See Medford From the Air
in a Brand New Suit;
home In Great Neck,'-Long Inland,
yentorday from. -a- hearts. allmont
that kept him confined jto his home
for thC'Piss seven yeur.
Although ono of tho most cap
able of Hport .critics, especially on
boxlnw; -"Tad's" clientele was by
no mean 8 restrlctod to followers of
the sports pages. As a coiner of
slang ho, had few. If any equals.
Through his daily cartoons he or
iginated scores of new expressions
which quickly caught the popular
fancy. ' -
Out of his fertile brulri came
"Twenty-three, skldoo," "Yes, we
have no bananas," "hard-boiled '
epK," "applesauce," ''cake, oator,"
"the cat's meouw," "nickel nurser,"
"nobody home," "tho first hundred
years are the hardest," "for cryin'
out loud," "you tell 'em," and lit
erally scores of other slang ex
pressions that have crept Into
everyday use. Ho It was who first
termed an overcoat a;"benny and
called feet "doss."
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Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
AUTO
MECHANICS
We have just the work
oxford you've been look
ing for; moccasin type,
ventilated, flexible Mooii
cy leather sole, full grain
upiH'.', Good- $495
yeur welt, pr.... ,
Buy a suit from us and we give you a picket for ait airplane ride
good any time ... Or if you want to take your
sweetie or some other fellow's, the purchase of
a SUIT, AT, SHOES, SHIRT ... the total
of which amounts to $45.00 or over GETS YOU
TWO TICKETS ...v
FREE
Here's Another One
GREENHOOD SHIRTS
25 off
Central and Sixth Street
"The Center of Town"
. , "Style Without Extravagance"
McPHERSON'S
1
! . ' l'Viilny, May :i '
J0:15 tu C:3U Med ford M11U
i Trlliuno ncwK nml murkpU.
I 0:30 tn 7 limul Box Hut
Khouiio. .
NJHitriliir, lay
1:30 to JO While Kins Soup
Co.
10i to 11 People's Klecttic
j Store. .
11 tu 11:80 nonbo & Kindle
Service Station.
11:30 to-12 Rock Gun.
J li Npwh Homy furnlKhed by
j the Medford Mull Trlhuno.
12 to I2:au 1'jiectric winne
Co.
12:30 to 1:30 M'ltham Super
Service Co.
0:15 to 0:30 Medford Mull
Trlhuno news und; murkets.
8:00 p; tn. Froat report.
400 RESCUED IN
FIGHT WITH SEA
Tomorrow Morning
The
Starts
Big Sale
8 o'Clock Sharp
Closing Out the Stock
Bought from Talbot & Slater
; at Sutherlin Oregon !
25 doz. Ladies' $2.0 0 Dresses just'. 95c
Boys $4;50 oesOTngt : . . V . $1:85
$1.75 Men's Dress Shirti 7 . ; : J:89c
Men's Gloves. Talbot & Slater sold them
up to $3:50. Sale vVH . . . . . : . . . . $1.35
Men's All-Wpol Suits V ; . ; : . $14.50
One Lot Men's Suits ....... . . . $11.50
One Lot Men's SuM ? . Y ? . $5.bb
One Lot Boys' Suits short pants, $1.50
One Lot of Boys Suits, long pants, $2.50
One Lot of Boys' Suits, 2 pants V. $750
,95c
15c
...
Men's Work Sox, 5c. Suit
22x40 Turkish Towels . .
We will tell you the rest tomor
row when we see you at the sale
WILL H. WILSON
3Z North Front Street
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TOKYO, ny 3. (P) A thrill
Imk tuto uf roHcuo uf'morc than 400
por.snns from Uu slorin-lJishfd Jup- ZZZ
miesn ttiiii)or Ouyo Mtiru wus tol J ,
In brief radio mi'sauKos from tho
stcamur. Hueliiro Muru toiloy. Tho
Ouyo Mu rii, utulcr Hnwlan - char- ,SS
tor for fLMlitup off tho Knmcltutka SSS
IxitikH, ran Into a violent HiirnvKturm
Wt'ilne-sday night In tho Krotiotskl
gulf and was forced aground.
Tho Huehlro was summoned by
rudlo and reuchod tho aceno nt !
p. m. yostordny, tuklng off 3 SO
flHhormen before rlHtnr sens and
rinrkncKfl compelled coHKiitlon of
their efforts. Throughout tho wild
night U Htood by and today took off
tho remainder of the vcshpI, 25
fishermen und SS of the crew.
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I Brownbilt
The Bronwbllt line compriet
the- neweit and molt accept
ed modes In Ladies' Shoes.
SAIL FOR EUROPE !
MOW YOUIv, May 4.-Hfl) The
rnitril States nrmy litrso Bhow
tuum of fnur sailed yeslorday on
tho Btcnmshiu Drvsilon Tor Kuroic.
Tho team, mailo up of .Major Hurry
,S. Chanvherlln, Cuiitaln William H.
rradlord and Lieutenant liarl F.
Thiimnn, all of the Ninth cavalry.
Kort Ulley, and Lieutenant Kdwtn
Y. -ArK of tho field artllloy, Vorl
SHI. arc tu compete. In tho Interna
tional Jumping competition at War
saw. I'ulnnd, June 1 to 1J; the in
teinatlonal toniouiao hippluo at
t'iilosnc. (iermany. June 10 to 24.
and the famous Dublin horse show
al Dublin. Ireland 4iin"nt 6 to 9.
Brownbilt Ideal Arch Shoes
for day long cornier and
splendid wear.
Shoes
Dolores, $4.95
lllack I'utont Sandal
.'Hosiery Special
t With Every Shoo
' , Purchase .
Regular $1.50 values
for
$1.00 a pair
Full fashioned all silk chiffons
und sorvko , wclkht bono n lth
cither pointed or' block en.
Elite, $4.95
Ideal Arch Llack Kid I'unips,
? eumhlniilon IiihIk, ;
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Parmela, $4.98
lllack . (iBtont , Aiodcrnistiv
Children's Footwear
$1.95 ' $2.95
Agnes, $4.95
Ideal and combination lasts.
Misery Does Love company j
- hk; stunk gap. v.a a
nenro alone in the city Jail licacd ;
for contoany after telllns the Jailer
of hearinK ghostly footsteps that
passed throiush tho locked coll'
doors, a woman's scream in the
night, and frequent clanking of
chains. j
Oluj'slfled dvertHint; gets results.
one " inirni
o.u , k h . h.- . ,
print, quarter blaclT patent. , Sites 5!'a to 8, 8's to 1 1, It1,, to . black patunt',' I j '
Buster Brown Shoe Store I
: , . 32 South Central . , ;
Clarente B. Evans, Prop.
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