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WASHINGTON, May 1. MV-;
I.'.;, llay Stouhlnir, a (Undent ut Jef
" foiHun hluh Buhoul, I'ortlunit, Ove
litih Kon, wu8 announced today oh wln
. m,. r an award 'fur tlio host 300--Ju1"
word lilgli Hehool paper on "llow
,U1'J May tho Pact for the ltenuncln
" (Ion of War Be Made Kffcctlve."
Ho will be Bivoii a vacation trip
jj.'. to Europe.
Ma t,, Luollo l'almcr of tlio Jolin Mnr
I .1 Hhal Ush kcIiooI, Richmond, Va..
tc:i wna second, and Max Jiaor, C'en
i l tral hluli school, South liond, Ind.,
.:,- third. ' ' ' '
tUo ,.. Tho JudRCs wore William John
Cooper1.' commlHHlonor of ciluca-
llnn: Senator. Caliper of, kiumi"
and Gideon A.
Lynn,
ttHsoclnte
editor
uf lo alntpnr
KvcnliiK
. Instructions wort) islvon In the
technic of idresslntf rahhils at
well attendod- special meetlnif lni.t
nlht of the Southern Oregon Mu
tual Itabhlt Brooders' association
hold for that purpose in the plant
of Swift & Co.' on Kir street.
"Swift & Co; demand an uitlrac
tlvc, uniform dresslnu, and from
now on they shall have ll," sa"J
C. C. Althouso of tho association
t'ttuni?es will bo made ' In tho
grading of raliblts -according to
cr-
t.i nmniT nnrrnrnn
sKABdlliBKttUtlii I
- LEARN TECHNIQUE
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1 ... size, In order to sttmututo the de
- .Inand for tho matured meat, which
r " lairs far boyoiul- that of tho small
fryers. Tho heavier ones, boinu
., more matured', ar really superior
to tho former and cheaper than
iee.f, as they po twice as far.
f Manager Campliell of Swift &
Co. Is. .very optlmlstioV as to tlio
futuro of dresaod rabbit moat, and
.' .ff will not 'lia Ioiik "ow. ho tliinlis,
Itlll It will bo a workaday dish fur
tho many an well as a-Bundny meat
for tho foW")vl8e epicureans, as I
, now the case. J ih j
1 TALENT .
TALENT, iOro.. May 8. Hpl.)
'Mm, Nck'I KrHklno niul ! children
culled on frlondH In Talent May (J.
Tho city council mot May 0 at a
hiKiilar mooting. Several mutters
uf IntereHt wero dlHcuMHCd portaln
Iiir to ImprovonionlH tu tho city In
general. '
" W. R. Lamb In convalescing
fcfter a Hcvere attack of ptomaine
( fiulHonlng brought on by eating
I-tome flnh purchuHcd from a pod
flier. 1' ; ' 1 ' i
; Mr. and Mw Wlllltim Hurt are
I porting a now coupo purchaned
I iluiing tho week. ' '
I Mr. H lack wo H of AHhland and
Mr. U. V, Parkn of- thin city wero
I Dropping In Medford, May 0.
Mr. Howley wrtH a buHinoHS vfal
! tor In Medford Tuesday-
Tho Wagner Crook, nehool will
put on a carnival Friday ovonlng
t of this week. Tho) will bo n
i splendid program beuldoH a fancy
( work Halo. Mot dogs and Ice cream
will bo on salo In the ba'Hcmcnt
I and u beuutlful quilt ylll lc given
I uway. ' .
v. i t i
.r Rosoburc. S 1,1'oe t mnrkors beln
I 'instnlled bore.
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11:00 to .7:00' p. in. IIC'A. Hour
J ' NJSC Beivico to KOO, K11CJ.
KOMO, KOW, Krl.
7:00 to 7 : :i 0 p.m. The Three
liojH- NliC service to KOO.
7:31) to 7:45 p. m. A m oh n s)tuly
NHC Hcrvico to KOO, Klly,
KOMO, K(IW. KKCA.
7:45 to 8:45 p. m. Standard Sym
phony Hour NBC Horvico to
KCO, KI1Q, KOMO, KUW. KFI.
8:45 to 0:00 p. in. Parks Sisters
NBC service to KOO, KOA.
0:00 lo 9:30 p. in. Memory Lane
NBC service to KOO, K1ICJ,
KtiW, KIOCA.
0:30 lo 10:00 p. m. The Olym
pians NBC service to KOO,
KOA.
10:00 to 11:00 p.m. The Na
tional Concert orchestra NBC
service to KOO. -
11:00 to .12:00 ii. in. IJanco or-
cheHtra-r-NUC, service to KOO.
Radio Program
! KMED
(Mall Tribune Virgin Station)
.:'.: .
i Thursday.
5 lo 15:30 Standard Flame
S Oas I'roirrani.
5:30 to (i Crater. Lake Auto
' I'alnt Shop.
0 to 0:15 UIb 1'lnos Ltnulier !
Co. .- , . .
6:15 to 1130 News and mar-
ItotH by Mall Tribune.
0:30 to 0:45 Jacksoii'Counly
Uuildlne and Loan Assn.
0:411 to 7 farmers' Ki-
change Co-oporatlvo. , '
7 to 7:1 5 Tom and Wash
proHontod by Associated OH
8 Oovt. frost forecast by
f Floyd Young. ' .
' ' ' Friday. ' '
7:10 "to ' "7:55 I'opular re-
' cordhiKs, , . . s fr
7:55' to 8 Croakfast broad-
S cast of news by Mail Trlb-
r lino.
8 to 8:30 Children's Oold
Bond Radio Half Hour.
8:30 to 8:45 Irai-ltd-a1 Po-
tato Chips. '
8:45 to I) Tonswald Insur-
f anco Agency;
9 to 11:30 Monarch Seed and
Feed Co..
(1:30 lo 10 Schilling and Co.
10 to 10:30 Hllioart's Book
and Music Store. Ashland,
10:30 to 11 Marsh Ororery.
11 to 11:30 Kndors, Ashland
11:30 to 112 .lartiue Ijonnox. b
13 to 12:30 Hubbard JJros.
Inc. :' v . . , M
12:30 News flashes' by Mull ,
rlhtine. 4!
12:30 to 1 Palmor Music
House.
1 to 1:30 Mohnort's Rhubarb
1:30 lo 2 Lewis Super-Ser-
vice Station. 4
2 to 2:30 .Mann's Depart-
ment Store. ...
2:30 lo. 3--llropby's,' Jew-'
elevs. .
5 to 5:30 Standard Flaino
4 Oas Program. H'
5:30 to ; 0 nooho.i Servlco
Htiitlon, Central Point.' .'
0 to 0:15 Big Plhos Luinbor
' Co.i ',:. ' -
0:15 lo 7 Harwood Photo
Service.
7 to 7:15 Tom and Wash,
presented, by Associated
Oil.' - '
8 tiovt. frost forecast.
4. 4. 4.
Colors to Harmonize With Your Kitchen
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RANGES
TUKPFORn MATT,
Clowns and Pretty Girls in Circus
7- MAJOR SHARE IN lmK '
Y$k Mk SCHOOL AWARDS - oC,.
A NLW lir , .' ncrs OI llio naiiwnui; creuuve noi,. f 1 rm. W V M, i f ' .. I ' '111 I ill TW.
WWimM A ; I II W-M fi second, Joe Klmmel, Lewis and ftZ"-JSLrf t W iT I
&wMldI(i! & k Clark-high, Spokane, Wash. y5T!" KJ?k I
WwfM WiW WfcLg , I Poeti'y: Sixth, Joan Cox. Grant 'fiiS If 9fv j -m , .f
i Wlflf Y hlKh sch001' Portland.- Ore. ftf f ft 71rf I
r ' ill ( i (iV Story illustrations: .Fourth,. .,. l fill fXi
I 'TlA I A'J I V Il.filglas Lynch,. Grant hgh.Buij. VmJPm fearn
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' Sft B CContlnnea from rage One) ilillM
ltcalizntioii tl)nt tunny flo(iiK
wero luvfcssnry ' to tlio HueeesH of
tho clmiM wn made many joui-h
up". I tut It lcniiUned for tho Al.
(J. HarnCH 'CIwuh l dlMfover that
prolty K'Ii-Ih' Wore also Important.
In tho 'I1K10 edition of thlH I'amouH
show Hpc'tatotH, will ftml fifty or
tho Iet known Mooys" In tho
flrt'iiH world, mill kooics or CaHfnr
ula lioaiitirs (hat rould win prizes
hi any hoauty contest.
1IOWAUU niSTltlCT, Ore., May
8. (Spl.) -The I'arent-Teaehpi'H
nHKoelaUnn vlll hold 'Uh regular
monthly mootinK at tho unhniilhouso
Friday aflovnonn.1 -May !th. Tho
proHhlent do-nlros u jiood attonrt-
anco s this Is tho last meeting of
the year, and plan.s will he made
;to 'ive- the children a treat the
hist; day of, Hehoot-..
'Miss M lur joi'l o Smith, who
toaohes at .Vrospcct, --visited her
mother and : hruthei'H over Sundny.
Mrs. iJInhol Mack met with the
flowing class Inst Wednesday after
noon, and has arranged to meet
with us iiKaln May J,2lh.
Afrs.' ilusUnho farter paid bur
.school a brief ' Visit;: llidt week.
Mr, and Mrs. Cooper and family
having snld thrlr
plnce in llnwnrd
Semi-Enameled "
Ranges '
$4495
$4750
$4950
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TRTBUNE,'' M15DFORD,
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4:.i IN RADIO ORATION
Al. (J. ItarnoH will bring his
famous circus lo this city for
afternoon and night exhibition on
Monday, May, ll. Novel Iefore
luus no nincb money Ihcii npent to
iiHNoinhlo n iH'rforimuico that will
stand out a.s the. best In history.
Features liuvc lieen Imported from
Kuropo iukI Asia, while tho best
of the American, arcnlc stiirH will
lo anions the noted iti;ruy of
nrttsts it ml performers, ' "
Park, are moving to Medford. Their
many frlendH rewet ivory much t."
havo tho Cooper family leave our
I noiKhhorhood. They havo the well
wishes of all whereever-thoy may
locate .i
Several pupils firom the Howard
Hehool will tako part In the musical
festival at AHhlund Thursday,
Mrs. Schulko, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at tho
Sci.ed Heart hoRpltal recently haH
returned to her homo and is im
proving rapidly,
Mrs, Kaymond Crawford wont to
Grants I'ilss ono day last week rti
a delegate to the Xlaptist conven
tion held thoro. , 1
ClntsUanio.-Holmnn Hroa; will
erect new $11), 000 strueiuro on site
oC pruHont lloluian building.
' -f- ' "
. Klumath Fnlla.-MBrland Shroud
will open modern exclusive wom-
en's shoe store at T11 Main sfcroet
OREGON,-THURSDAY.
II PORTLAND GAINS t ' lj,'p -
A number of local people tuned
In last evening when William
UuUKherty, lti-year-old high school
senior of this city gave, his oration
on the Constitution over ' Btution
KtiW;, Portland. Listeners, today
Mated that the talk came in clear
and distinct. The Oregon contest
was sponsored by tho Portland
Oregouian. ' ' " . -
Halph R. Bailey, Dougherty's
eoucli accompanied him, to Scuttle
today where he will compete, with
Vernon Wlthuhn of Washington,
LaVon Sorenson, Idaho; Margaret
IJulros, Hawaii; John 8. Billings,
ULah; and Alfred Vaugh of Phoe
nix, -Arizona, winner over Cutffor
niu and Nevada competitors, .
Brisbane's Today
' (Continued, 'rom P0 one):
(Continued from Page. One).
those injured, or whose, homes
had been destroyed. Iu Frpst,
tile prompt action. o two pub
lie school teachers, moving, the
children to open fields, saved
tho lives of 75. Intense and
unseasonable hot weather, clse
wheref might account for
the ' erratic mid 'dangerously
powerful winds.
In, New York yesterday the tem
perature, at noon, wu:f S7 desrcea,
breaking? all records for May 7.
News from Burma tella of many
earthquakes and tidal waves. An
uiont pagodau were rocked to de
struction. From the top of one,
tho Shwo-Dacon miKOda, there
fell a Iiuko weather vane, n? solid
gold, said to 1)0 worth. J 1,200,001).
Many devout Uurnmns doubtless
asked themselves what purllcular
sod had become' unnoyed, just
what had annoyed him, and how
ho could bo placated.
In very ancient times human
sacrifices might have boen of
fered. In tho belief that tho rlRlit
KOd would accept them. And the
victims, before having their
throats cut, would bo ordered lo
tnko humblo mossages of propitia
tion to tho higher legions.
Educated 'Uunnana know that
It was only nils' old earth, trying
to sctllo down into permanent
shape. That process will contlnuu
for thousands of ceiilurios.
' "Miidvrn Ijootlcg-gangstor Clinic
Is viciously cruel.
In Chicago, a man "taken for
H ride" Is found 111 n ditch, ninny
bullets in his body, marks on his
throat, showing that he hud been
choked and. most horrible, his
eyeballs gouged out;
l'ollco think this was it wain
lug to others In disfavor.
On tho other hand, gangland de
lights to honor those that liv Its
opinion, tall In n, good cause.
la Newark, N. .1., Krnnklo Mu
zoeehi, In described hy tho iiollco
us a "gunman killed In a boot
leggers' quarrel about territorial
lights." Invading tho other boot
IcKuers' territory is tho deadly sin.
Maxzocht will havo a magnifi
cent funeral, no expense spared,
truck loads gf flowers and a fine
grave.. ' Ho whs shot dead as ht'
stood on a corner.
The senate, by n vote of t to
31K rejects Judge l'arkor, lloml-
imtcrt by President Hoover for tho
supremo court.
Lawyers of hlgli standing have
said that decisions by Judge l'ar-
kcr. now criticised, wero tho only
decisions ho should havo rendered!
in nccordaiico with law.
Hut It Is probable that President
Hoover Is glad to havo tho matter
ended, adversely. '
The .nflrmnUon Wf n judge, soi
' savngely criticized, Justly or other
wise, would have affected the puli-
lie mind and respect for the hlgh-
est court, unfavorably.
Or. Hutler. head of Columbia
L'nlversliy, told a gathering In
lmdon that our new tariff bill,
if passed, will take congress away
from the ilapuhllcan party at the
election this. fnfl.
Thnt pleases the ftrltlsh. nnx-
j Ions to have us use goods made
In ill nam, ns mucn as jiossinie.
4
Nevertheless' attacks on free
trade will be the backbone of the
next lory campaign. Kotherire
and Henverhrook. two morl- Influ
ential men. out of office in Kng
l:md, are fighting to keep ItrltiJi
litlving for Ihitlsh. workers niul
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