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PAOE FOUR wetwoito irm mmvw. "mtdfohd. i .precox, Friday, may 31, 1 929. SETS MARK OPENING OF MEET 7 'FRANKLIN FIELD, Philadel phia. May 31. P) Stanford, fii- Piggly Wiggiy Saves Those Who Help Themselves WEEK-END-FEATURES Saturday & Monday, June 1 and 3 flour Piggly' Wiggiy Special Hard Wheat Blend 49-lb. sack WALDORF TOILET TISSUE 3 Rolls MILAM'S SALAD DRESSING Pint jars, each A Real Value PURE CANE 10 SUGAR 25 FREE SATURDAY pound of r- Snowf lake Soda Ci' ackers 2 ib. pW.33c Fresh i nd crisp ; PIGGLY WIGGLY COFFEE The biggest' O Lbs. (t 1 (( buy in town 1 UU Vegetable Nut MARGERINE Select your Fresh Fruit and Vegetables at Piggly Wiggiy White Ribbon Shortening 4-lb can 78c 8-lb. can . . . $1.49 In bulk 2 lbs 29c Port 'O Va" Al1'" tiio Niimmrr Drinic Fancy Sugar Any Mayor peas liftttio 25c 3 enin 35c PIGGLY WIGGLY CREAMERY BUTTER Nothing Finer cr Sweeter 2 pounds CANADA DRY 2 bottles Piggly Wiggiy Meat Market Saturday Specials CHICKENS-RABBITS Beef Pot Roast OC, per pound Pot Roast, o C p per pound Fresh Side Bork, 20 C per pound -CivF v Veal Roast, O C p?v pound Phone 1236 We Deliver Medford, Oregon vorlte to win the intercollegiate I A. A. A. A. track and field I championships for the third year' In a row got off to a Rood start f today when the Cardinal weight j act. Harlow Rot.'.ert, hurled the j 16-pound Iron ball to a new meet record of 60 feet 1 7-8 Inches. Clean cotton rags wanted at Mull Tribune office $1.69 19c 23c - Ib. sack 57c - Ib. sack...S1.43 Va-lb. each of Schilling Green or Black Tea, per half- pound 45 1-lb. tin of Green or Black 87tf 1 Tea Pot with each Tea Underwood's Sardines . 25c Cans Pnck'ed in oil 3Lb849c An-sortcd Toilet Soaps :ikr 25C 93c GINGER ALE 45c 408 East Main Street TS IN i ARE OUT , PARIS, May 31. and tho creditor -OP) Germany experts toduy agreed on the question of lifting the lien on the German railways and on several other German con ditions to acceptance of the Voung plan. It was definitely decided also that the question of reimburse- tlme (marks shall be eliminated i rum me experts report, leaving the two governments to negotiate their differences. 1 . EFFIE DAILY E170KNE, Ore., May 31. (P) Dr. C. L. Trawin. .castor of tho' F.rst baptist church of Eugene, und recently re-elected president of the Oregon Baptist State con vention, today announced the list of committee fur the ensuing year, 'j'he next convention of the de nomination will be held in Port land. The Htandlng committees for the Oregon assembly Include: Credentials and enrollment; H. F. Merrill, Albany; J. L. Whirry, Mi Mlnnvlile; D. e. Baker, Eu gene; Mrs. C. E. Dunham, Ash land; N. J. Barnes, Bend. Obituaries: Ed C. Cofer, Port bind; c. R. Delplne, Hood River; Mrs. Kffle Daily, Medford; Mrs. E. Iouckrf, Portland; Mrs. O. 1.1 Neptune, Albany. Ktudent co-operation: Mabel Downs, Portland; Paul J. .Orr, McMinnville; U. S. Burt, Corvallis; I L. Dally, Monmouth; Imo Ruylo Eugene; c. E. Dunham, Ashland; F. O. J less, La. Orando. KINGlESIFUL WINDSOR, England, May 31. (P) (8 p. m.) King George was : atated In an official bulletin 1s j sued at WmdHor Castlo this even j lug to have hud a nulot day with Homo Hleop, his majesty's condi tion remaining ' satisfactory. A bulletin, Issued earlier sa,M an ab scess has formed under the slto of n old Hear on the right side of his chest and 1h now draining. Though the king will need to I'cmu n In bed, his majesty will be ablo to transact public business, the doctor's bulletin said. THIRTY-THREE DIE BITENOH AIRES. May 31. (VP) I Earthquakes yesterday In two Ar gentine villages took a toll of 3!) dead and more than 100 Injured. Fifteen persons were killed and (10 Injured at Villa Atuel, while at Las Malviiias IK were killed and ' more than 40 Injured. ! More than half of Villa Atuel : was d"troyed, many houses burn ing and a bridgo In the city col i lapsing. j Tho tremors continued except for brief Interruptions from 6:45 i a. m. to f a. m. Aid was rushed today to the stricken area. RCENON AIRES. May 31. (TP) A cold wave gripped the entire Argentine today. At Ciudad Men doa tho temperature was 2 5 de Htees Fahrenheit, three persons Uying of the cold. airsafoTpilot than riding in auto FORT WORTH. Texas, May 31. 4P) "Looks like it's safer In the air than on tho ground for mo." It was II. S. Junes speaking and he was nursing a broken leg. j Seventeen times he had gone Into the air to refuel the airship Fort I Worth which broke all records for i endurance flights. Seventeen times j and not s mishap. But on tho . ground and with an open rou d ; road befnro hlm. Jones today was, Injured w hen his automobile j crashed Into a telephone polo near , Hundley. f lvs of sleep when he hetped watch over the 'Fort Worth" hour by hour whs given by Jones as 1 the cnuso tt his accident. 1 NEVILLETHREEUP ON : SAN FRANCISCO STAR -DEL MONTE. Calif..' May 81. iVPt Adding a i9 for the Incoming stretch to his great 35 going out. Jack Neville, Monterey Penlimiln Coimt')rhib star, stroked Pebble Reach in "4, two over par, to finish the morning round thre up on John Mr Hugh of Sn Fran cisco. In the first hult of the j 36-hole finals today of tho stntr nmntpur gmf championship. I Mcllugh took 7? for the round, 'with a 3 B,lng out. ARGENTINE QUAKE NEXT SHRINE IMPERIAL POTENTATE fv I , . fey -v I h -Lloyd Sturges, (left) Albunuernue, N. M., shrine potentate Is Greeted by Leo Youngworth, (rlrjht) Los Angeies, who is slated to be elected to tho hiah Masonic o."."ico t the cwwtonn In Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, -CaL. May 31 (VP) New facts were being ferreted out today In what L.os Angeles county authorities believed would be a speedy solution to the so- ( culled perfect crime, the torso slavintr. The discovery of blood' stains In a vacant house here -yes-tj terday marked another step,' toward that end, officers believed. Investigation showed that the. house had been rented- by a man and woman, shortly before, the! body of a woman,, head, arms und legs severed, was found floating In the Ijos Angeles river. Mrs. Laura B. Sutton, Identified by tho county sheriff's office as tho victim and Dr. Frank P. West lake, arrested two duys ago In connection with the disappearance ot Mrs. Sutton, are considered by officers ns the pair believed to have rented the' house. T LINCOLN, Neb., May 81. rW) Henry Sherman, 22-year-old slayer of three persons,, died li). t1e elet;-, trie ohlilr at iho Nebraska slate1 penitentiary early today. ' Sherman's crime Included tlie killing of Air. and Mrs. Roger' I) . It n l ! ..... ill.. ........ .... o ranch near Hurwell. the slaying ofj Mrs. iMigenia roehon, mother or tho former, tho violation of 14-year-old Nellie Poehon, and tho beating nf n six-numths-old baby. He was crazed with Ibnior, he asserted, and angered by rebukes for his attentions to Nrlllc. HEBRON. Intl.. May 31. (P) The body of a younc; wnmnn about 20 years old, who had been slain, was lound lying In a swamp about four miles south of here yesterday. Her skull had been crushed and the body then laid In several inchea of brackish wntur and partly cov. ored with reeds. Coroner C, If. Miller of Port or county said the woman had been dead about two weeks. Donald Melanin, 10, stumbled upon tho gruesome discovery while on a wild flower expedition. IN EL PASO OFFICE: EL PASO, Texas, May 31 . (fr) I. I). Oppenheimer and Frank Lyons, law partners, were shot and killed in their offices here on the filth floor of the First National Hank building today. A man giv ing the name of Joso Marin was taken Into custody, and police said ho admtlted slaying the two own. t . Wall Street Report N E W YORK, M ay 31 . P Persistent, but unconfirmed re ports that a few of Wall street's large operators had taken terrific losses In tho recent decline, und that at least ono of them had been "taken over" in ft pool specialty, brought about a drastic decline in prices In the early part of today's market. Scores of Issues were hammered down 2 to nearly 0 points, with such recent favorites as (lenrrnl Motors, Chrysler. Mont gomery Ward, International com buslon and Wright Aeronautbal sinking to new low levels for the year. ' Extensive buying of the public unities and Investment railroads failed to prevent further llqulda-l tlon. - New York Central extended Its rise to seven points and American water works and electric wsw tip 9 to 110. m new hlKh. The closing whi Irregular w h sales approxi mating 3 100.000 shares. o ! Cheap lumber and cedar posts.; Medford Lumber Co. 3?7tf SQUARES ACCOUN Asioctatrd Prrti Photos LANDLADY INSANE WILL BE DEFENSE MACON, Ga., May 31. (ff) In sanity will be the defense of Mrs. J. C. Poers, 7 1 -year-old M aeon roominghouse proprietor, who Eaii Manchester, 21, says Induced him to kill James Parks, 25-year-old boarder at the woman's house. Attorneys for the want an an nounced the Insanity plans just us police learned sho had been en gaged In liquor transactions, us weH as Insurance plots. Solicitor Generifl Charles Gar rett said he had a "perfect case" against the woman and Manches ter to present to a special session of the grand jury, which has been called next Tuesday. THERE'S GOLD IN MM THERE THOROUGHFARES iPRESCOTT. Ariz., May 31. WP) Robert Brown went to Jail because he could not pay a 510 fine, but following his discovery of gold to day he cleared the account and had enough left over to buy a pick and . lead a rush Into Granite creek. Brown discovered gold In a paved street. He and several other pris oners were working out their sen tences by placing traffic buttons on a newly paved .thoroughfare. Brown dug out two nuggets. . Police said tho gold evidently had come from Granite . creek, where the sand used in the con crete road surface had been ob tained. Wedding Bells 'William J. Kramer and Martha Brown, both of Klamath Falls, were married lust Sunday after noon In the Christian church study by Carman E. Mell, pastor. They will make their home in Klamath Fulls. Peter Endoklmoff and Martha Evans were married Friday noon by Carman E. 'Mell, pastor of the First Christian church.. The young couple were from San Francisco, and returned there im mediately after the ceoemony. They were accompanied by Mr. and Airs, All thorn of the same city. "WASHINGTON, May 31. (W) The house today passed the "Wood hill to appropriate $52,000,000 for additional compensation to rail roads for transportation of the mails In accordance with increased rates fixed by the interstate com merce commission. The measure now pnos to the senate. There's .' nothing else like Budvveiser, EM 133 . Free Beer Saturday Go to Alexander's Gro cery Saturday and get a bottle of ice cold Columbia Beer Free LOS ANGELES IS SPEED PARADISE LOS ANGELE3, May 3 1 . A week's test of speeding up truf fle on Los An eel ih boulevards bv the permission offast driving on uncongested highways today brought an opinion from public offlcluls that motorists were "using their heads." Chief of Police James E. Davis, who' startled automobile drivers last Thursday with the announce ment that a speed of 60 miles un hour in certain districts would be tolerated, found the public's reac tion "thus far satisfactory," he said. "I believe we have moved more trafic over our highways, but I have not noticed any tendency of motorists to usurp common sense." NO TAKE-OFF BEFORE SUNDAY BY FLIERS OLD ORCHARD, Mo., May 31 (VP) A take-off of the Green Flash for Rome or the Yellow Bird for Paris earlier than Sunday seemed improbable toduy In the face of weather reports from Dr. James H. Kimball, meteorologist ot the New York weather bureau. ! lie forecast Increasingly poor ' conditions over the north Atlantic, f --' . Corvnllls Air Race. PORTLAND, May 31. (P) Eight airplanes will leave the port of Portland airport here tomor row at 1:30 p. -m., In a race to, Corvallis, where an air circus will be held tomorrow and Sunday. ! Cash prizes and trophies have been offered. j SALEM, Ore., May 31.' (P) ! Strawberry prices underwent a drastic revision this morning, with j local retail 'dealers securing sup plies for the week-end from grow-i ers at $2 per crate, of the 24's. Tho previous price was $3.00 per crate. I 4 I SHEBOYGEN, Wis., May 31 (JP) After sweeping over three blocks along Sheboygan's water front and causing damage esti-1 mated at $1,000,000, the worst fire In this city's history was' brought under control today. WHOLESALE PRICES Coffee Upton's fancy quality. Once uaii .-u I Inlnn'a umi utllt lie. you try Lipton's you will use it .52 Per pound Crackers Pancrust. It's pure vegeta Fancy fresh baked. Either ble and every can guaran- Lipton's Extra Quality Black salted or plain. teed. Tea There is no better tea. t lbs. net . .27 Figs Extra quality Dry Figs. Either white or black. 2 pounds .25 Honey Fancy local Strained Honey. It's as cheap as syrup. . . 10- lb. pail 1.29 Dairy Chop Sperry's Extra Quality Chop. You wil notice the difference. - 80 ib.sk 1.75 WHOLESALE STORES CUT GASOLINE PRICE PORTLAND, My 31 Service BtatlonH In Portland were openly dlsnluylni; 18-cent and 18V I rent algiiH uround their gasollno ,f,ump today. Yeterduy one 82nd street stutlpn dluplayea a u" banner. Some dealers declared It was only a holiday cut and that the price would he back to 21 cents, tho official" price, -within a day or two. State MERRICK'S THE NAT. raw? as Flour Klamath Flour. Every sack nini-inl.l guaranteed 49 1.65 lb. sk. Shortening 8 -lb. can.... 1.49 BUY DIRECT Soup Van Camp's Quality Soup. You will like it. 12 cans .... 1 .00 Soap " White Wonder. It's an Ore- gon product and a good soap. 10 Lg. bars.. 35 Surelay Soerrv's Quality with min.r. .1. n.. .11 .. . wj mi jm nan.. 100ibs..2.75 123 West Main Street CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 31. (p) .Mrs. Dorothy Snyder, wife of Alnnr.o M. Snyder, prominent Cleve land attorney, was stabbed to death with a butcher knife at her home here today. Police said the stab bing was done by Anna Szenan, a maid, who had become angry :n au argument over her salary. Clean rags wanted at the Mall Trlhune office. tf Board of. Health TELLS THE TRUTH Our every water test fro in our Swimming pol is "Condition A'f Safe for drinking pur poses." It is the only Gas Chlo rinated Swimming pool in Southern Oregon and lias no equal. Life Guard and swim ming lessons by Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mc Donald from Honolulu. Phone 1000 Spaghetti van Camp's best. It's cheap, n . Buy what you want. .10 Large can Tea 88 Full pound Catsup Van Camp's Eastern Catsup, It's the best quality. 6 Lg. btls... 1 .00 Scratch Feed ... ,, ' sPerry Quality Scratch. 100 ib8 2.75 JVlill Run H'. ,h. h..t ... . M y- Du much as you want. 80 ib. sk. 1.4 5