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VAOE TTTRETJ Tomorrow Is Circus Day L AERIAL 'ATTACK' c i p,e MEDFOTJD MXTE TRTRTJNTC, rTOFORP, OKEfiOy. WKDN'KSDAY. MAY V,, 1V20. - I i Plans for tlio Hettnr Homes weok "Home Study Tour" on May It, have been completed. Eight homes Will be visited during the day and A picnic lunch at the fairgrounds will be held, at noon. Ice cream and coffee will be nerved, the Ice cream furnished through the cour tesy of the Ashland Creamery, Snl der's Dairy & Produce company and the Gold Seal Creamery. Cof fee cream will be furnished through the courteoy of the Crescent Dairies and coffee by the- Economy Groceteria- Muslo furnished by courtesy of the Palmer Muslo House will be featured during the lunch hour. - After lunch, short addresses will be given by Mrs. Jessie D. McComb, state home demonstration- leader, and Carman E. Mell, pastor of the, First Christian church. Some of the phases of homes'to be studied are; Floor plans, in terior decoration, grounds, arrange ment and planting, step-In refriger ator room and furniture. The tour begins at 9:30 a. m., at the home of Mrs. H. A. Klingler, south, of Ashland on the highway. The general publio Is invited. slaySPor AMARILLO, Texas, May 15. (P) Mrs.. U P. S Lai: worth of Ama nita shot and killed Mrs. Grace Morrison of Plalnvlew, Texas, when she met her in front of a hotel In the downtown district here late to day. 'Mirs. Stallworth surrendered to police and told them, they said, that Mrs. Morrison was a rival for her husband's affections. Before the shooting, Mrs. Stall worth, accompanied by her mother-in-law, had gone to a rooming house In search .of Mrs. Morrison. The landlady, who saw Mrs. Stall worth was angry, informed her Mrs. Morrison was not at home and or dered her to leave. ' A block from the rooming bouse Mrs. Stallworth met Mrs. Morrison and fired three times. Police, said several witnesses declared the tw.j women were less than three feet apart when Mrs. Stallworth began shooting. SENATETOPROBE ,, i Anna Bishop and "King." Lender of the Zebra Herd. They are due in the city with the dawn, the great, lumbering elephants and the frisky, but awk ward, little elephants, educated jungle beasts, erudite ring and track horses, and the clowns, for Al. 0. Barnes circus will arrive early tomorrow and the "bulls" will bo stepping gingerly clown ramps leading from their seventy foot steel sleepers, and the smalt boys and old boys will be enter tained as the kindergirten b-iv pachyderms scramble to tho ground ahead of Tuuko, who stands a foot higher than the fam ous Jumbo. The railroad crossing will take on picturesque activity as onges and dens, baggage wagons and clown carts roll into the stroot for. the magnificent white and gray four and six horse teams to haul to the circus lot. Everywhere will be In evidence the system that makes the big show move, nnit exhibit each day the system that makes It possible for 10S0 people, 1200 wild animals and horses, with two train loads of equipment, to present the same performances twice dully In a dif ferent town. The riding acts, ucru hatic and almost countless ground acts vie with wild animal, the horse and novelty numbers In the great oval arena, with- its five rings and steel-barred presentation dens. The gorgeous big tup spectacle. "Alladln and the l'arado of Gold" will open the show and 1080 peo ple tako part, with an equine bal let of girl riders nnd high school horsos, astounding animal acts, with Lotus, the; big t performing nippo; Rajnh; - wrestling tiger: Samson, aerial lion, and scores of other mighty thrillers by the big group of Hons, Royal Bengal tigers zebras, hlppotami, hyenas, grizzly and Kusslnn bears, kangaroos, ba boons, llamas, yaks camels ele phants chimpanzees, orangutans, leopards and other wild nnd do mestic animals. 1 IT . WASHINGTON, May 15. PlanR for an intensive Investigation of the government's treatment of the Indian In seven western states wero announced today by Chair man Frazler of the senate Indian affairs committee. The investigation, Frazier said, will Include reservations and In dian schools In WiHcansfn, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Montana and Arizona, and will be based on many let t era the committee has received commun ing of conditions. INDIAN CHIEF TO LEAD Chief Kce-Too-Che-Kay-Woe-Okcmow, of the Star Blanket band of Cree Indians, from 'File Hills reservation, near Regiria, Saskat chewan, Canada, will be at the conductor's desk when John Philip Kousa's internationally known band plays its third radio concert at 8:30 K. S. T.. Monday night for ,tno guests of the General Motors family party, of which Cadillac Is host. Tbe concert Monday evening, as usual, will present several of Sou ba's own stirring compositions. Tbe program will be heard through a coast to coast network of sta tions served by the National Broadcasting company, Including: KOO, Oakland: KPO, San Fran cisco; KFI, hoi Angeles; KOW, Portland, Ore. 1 AIDES GIVEN FREEDOM NEW YORK. May 15. W Two women physicians and three registered nurses arrested In raid last month on the birth control re search clinical bureau and charged with Illegal dissemination of birth control information, were dla charged by Magistrate Abraham Kosenbluth. The arrests wero made after an , Investigation by Mrs. Anna K. Mc- Nnmara, a policewoman, J but Comv mlssioner Grover Whalen refused to name the complainant. The raid caused many protests. and the hearings of the physicians and nurses drew crowds ot femin ists to the courtrooms. , Decoy Ducks Taboo KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. May 1 5. (fP) Deoy hunters face Imme diate arre) M. J. Barnes, district game warden,, announced today. Barnes has received reports of per sons capturing young ducks and geese fledglings nnd raiding them for decoys next fall. RECOVERING RAPIDLY POLA, Italy, May 15. (p) Mrs. Gene Tunney has practically recov ered from hor recent operation for appendicitis at the Tunney resi dence on the IrIo of Brlonl, near here. It was said today there was no necessity for a further operation. DAYTON. O., May 15. (A1) Aerial attack on Cincinnati by "en emy planes in the war maneuvers scheduled to start hero today, will be described by a "war corre spondent" riding In a specially equipped plane above the combat ting planes. , The "war correspondent" will be O. B. Hanson, manager of the plant operations department of the National Itroaiicastlng company, and his words will be spoken Into a specially constructed microphone in the plane and, broadcast from a 400 kllocyclo transmitter aboard, the ship. They will bo picked up by a specially constructed receiver lo cated at station Vuw, Cincinnati, and there rerouted onto tho KCB network. 1 ASTORIA Petition filed for es tablishment of new cross town bus service. "Married Life" Not Worth While Blame Wivet' "Nerves" "Weak nerves," said a New York doc tor recently, "in my estimation wreck more happily married lives than any other cause." t Besides making the sweetest dispo sition sour and irritable, nervousness is a terrible drain on your vital forces it saps your youthand your strength and dulls your beauty. What a differ ence from the bright-eyed, vibrant girl he married. No wonder married life seems unbearable! But you can get rid of your nervous ness speedily too and become the steady -nerved, radiant woman you once wcre.Take a teaspoonful of Tanlac before meals and before going to bed and if it doesn't soon make a new woman of you doesn't rid you of that tired, strained feeling go backandget your money. Go to your druggist now and get a bottle of Tanlac. Millions of folks nave started back on the road to youth, health and happiness with this world famous tonic and there is no reason why you, too, can't begin today to re build your worn-out tissues and re vitalize your entire system, : Tanlac 52 MILUON BOTTLES USED ABOUT PRICES.;. v Statement by THE PENNZOIL COMPANY ;CT?OR years Pennzoil has sold at 35c a J quart. "Thirty-five cents and worth it!" has been demonstrated as plain fact by over a million motor car owners. And this price assured the Independent Dealer a fair margin of profit. Steady increases inthecost of pure Penn sylvania crude, however, necessitate an. increase in the price of Pennzoil to the, ' Dealer. In order that he may continue earn ing a fair profit, a corresponding advance must be made in the retail price. Therefore... Beginning Today MAY 15 PENNZOIL will be 37m 2 C' QUART To the individual motorist, this advanceonly 214 cents a quart represents but a negligible increase in his lubricating cost. Measured in terms of performance Pennzoil remains the motor oil of trucft economy. ' To the Tennzoil Dealer, however, it means a margin of profit vital to the continuance of the varied and convenient services he renders that are so important to the motor car owner. SUPBCMC PENNSYLVANIA QUALITY SAFE LUBRICATION THE PENNZOIL COMPANY Largnl Refineriet Oper. aiing en 100 Pure Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Exclusively. eg I ircus i i Given to Boys a ckets nd Girls BY THE .ail-lribune AL G. BARNES i Gigantic 5-Ring Circus SHOWS AT Medford, May 16 Every boy and girl under 16 years of age can go. Simply get one friend to subscribe, have the order below signed, collect the $1.50, mail or bring the blank to this office, together with the $1.50, and you will be given a $1.25 ticket, admitting you to the Big Show (not re served seat), the Side Show and the Wild West Show. All orders must be verified by this of fice. Hurry Send Your Orders in at Once Tickets Now Being Distributed Have the Blank Below S igned and Bring or Mail to the Circulatio n Department of Medford Mail-Tribune 4 ifs l) to I WANT TO. CO TO THE CIRCU8 YOUR SUBSCRIPTION WILL TAKE ME SUBSCRIPTION ORDER MAIL TRIBUNE Two Months' Cah Contract I linvo not born n milisrrlhnr to tho Modforcl Miill-Trllmno for tho pant thirty ilayn, but hereby niibcrllo (or a period of two imintlm, (or which 1 huvo paiil tho sulioltor J 1.50. Name Duto 1029 u K ff, m a m a ja ss A H H E- Street AddicHS City Order Takoa by - - Street Addrc8 - -- City C H S W il las 'sis S.B a) it o 2 M a NOTE; A new tubscrlber It one to whom the Mall-Trlbuns has not been taken for thirty days past. A change of name at the tame address Is not a new subscription, A renewal Is not a new subscription. A ticket cannot be Issued for a renewal. Remember All subscriptions must be paid in advance for two months. It's Easy Get Busy v r . . w '' 5 B t?,e us
