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MEDFORDMATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 5, 1932. AGAINST MISSIONS FOR 23 10 3 PSGE SEVEN (By the Aasoe lated Frew.) On of thou cloudbursts of runs, which happen now and then In base ball when batters reign supreme at the expense of pitchers, occurred In Can Francisco Thursday a the Se attle Indiana ran wild against the ' Missions, to win, 33 to 3. Herman PUlette, the Reds' start ing pitcher, was yanked lnth. sec ond Inning after Seattle had scored six times, cnamoeriain was next, lasting until the seventh, and Che- llnl finished. The Indians made 16 runs the last four frames. The Mis. slona got 15 hits off Hal Hald, but as In Wednesdays game, had dun culty In turning them Into runs. Earl McNeely, who replaced the veteran John (Buddy) Ryan aa man. ager of the Sacramento club, started out with a victory over Hollywood. 1 to I. The Senators won a three, run rally In the eighth. Jimmy De- Shong held the Stars to six hits while his teammates pounded Frank Shellenback for 11. Oakland made three runs oft three hits In the seventh Inning to defeat the Seals, 4 to 3, and checked a San Francisco attack In the ninth, after two runs were made. Los Angeles humbled the league leading Portland Ducks, 10 to 3, In celebration of the 22nd birthday of Outfielder Tuck Stalnback. Hal Sttt. eel's pitching kept the northerners at bay most of the evening, while the Angels hammered Bowman and Ja- cobs for 17 hits. HINDENBURG FIST BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 5. (API The soldier fist of Germany's octo genarian president. Field Marshal Paul Von Hlndenburg, poised today over Adolf Hitler a national socialist storm troops and other organisations which have participated In the last tlx weeks of bloody riots. Newspapers said the aged president, after a long cabinet session yester day, was prepared to atrlke with the full force unless the rlota stopped Immediately. Hitler's ' nazl circles Issued a half warning, half threat, against such ac tion, declaring discipline was now being maintained but that If heavy handed measures were taken It would be impossible to make guarantees. , TRUCESEflAR BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 5. () A belief that a truce between Paraguay and Bolivian In the quarrel over the Gran Chaoo la near, wae expressed officially today. The truce, It was said, would be pending new negotiations for a com plete eettlement of the controversy wftlch slready has been the subject of Intervention by the League of Na tions and a group of 19 western hemisphere nations, Including the United States. Foreign Minister Savedra Lamas of ' Argentina aald that while Argentina was ready to proclaim neutrality If hostilities began, he wae certain It would not be necessary. - STARS TO SHOOT T NEW YORK, Aug. . W) The ' best opportunity In several years to see -brilliant shooting stars comes Thursday night, August 11, after midnight. The annual ahower of Perseld me teors Is due that night, with possi bilities that It may strike the night before or after. Expectations of a bigger show this year are not based on more meteors but on less inter ference by moonlight. The moon will set about midnight August 11. Cash Bonus Offer Interests Turkish Women In Farms ANGORA. Turkey. (;F)Although Turkish peasant women have tilled the soil and -done the work of a man for centuries. Melahat Hanlm Is the first Turkish city woman to r- "-crested In agriculture. She I the only woman enrolled In i.ir Agricultural School of An gora, which has recently been re opened. The teachers have been called from Germany and German methods are taught. In summer the atudenU are given practical training on the Owl's mod el farm, where they are provided with bed and food plus 125. Thus It pays to be Interested In agriculture In the Turkey of Kemal, and already a num ber of young girls are applying for enrollment next year. CHOCOLATE KID ANNEXES CHAMPIONSHIP AT LAST CHICAGO, HI., Aug. 6. (AP) Kid Chocolate. Cuba's boxing tidbit, to day had caught up wlVi victory and with his first championship belt. The "Keed" came Into possession of the Junior lightweight title some time sine, but no belt was hie until General John V. Cllnnln fastened one about him- In the Chicago sta dium last night, after he bad belted Eddie Shea, Chicago Italian, all about the ring to win a 10-round decision In defense of his title. His last bout resulted In a widely disputed de c la Ion defeat by Jackie (Kid) Berg In New York. Shea, a came, doeced nuncher. had little chance against Chocolate, who started In the second round to paste htm with every blow In the catalogue Including a couple of low one. In the third a low left hook dropped Shea tor & count of eight, and Choco late, realizing his guilt, made no ef fort to land a blow for the remain der of the round. Chocolate speeded up In the fourth and from there on Shea spent a good share of the time trying to find out where all the punches were coming from, and with little success. The Chlcagoan rallied In the ninth, but his brief flurry failed to keep the de cision of the referee and two Judges from being unanimous. About 5000 spectators watched the show. BIRTHS Born, to Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Mero. a daughter, Friday at the Community hospital. t th County Phlps First Pea. PROVO. Utah. 4Jp A carload rf peas consigned from here this spring was the first ever to be snipped out ol UUb count. AUN GOUL.D XSSOOATEO PHESS SPORTS ED.TQF It has, Indeed, been warfare In and around the big leagues this year. With flsta, knives and guns brought Into "play," the hazards of the baseball buslnesa have become greater than ever. The life of a major leaguer now seems more sub ject to violence than aggressiveness. Before the seasou began tn the American league, Big Ed Morris of the Red Sox pitching staff was fa tally stabbed at a farewell party giv en In his honor. There have, fortunately, been no more fatal It lea, but .Umpire George Morlarlty emerged from a brawl with the White Sox players quite damaged, and Catcher BUI Dickey of the Yankees subsequently landed a Jaw-cracking blow upon the lower maxillary of Outfielder Carl Reyn olds of the Washington club. The shooting of BUI Jerges. Cub lnflelder, by an excited girl friend furnishes the latest episode to the record of violence. If this sort of thing keeps up, the players will have a few more argu ments to produce against any fur ther reductions In salary, unless dou ble Indemnity clauses are Inserted in the contracts. V MODERN LONDON. (fF) "Dora," class of 'lV was a shy miss, full of repres sions and suppressed desire. "Dora." 32, la a red hot mamma, given to cocktails after midnight and no sleep till morn. The letters of the old Dora's name stood for "Defense of the Realm Act." which decided, that public houses must close by 10 o'clock and that no restaurants could sell wine after mid night. The old Dora was not popular, but she was understood to be patriotic and intent upon helping win the war, so Britons, being gentlemen, put up with her. The letters of young Dora's name stand for "Defense of Rights and Amusements," which is the name of a society Just inaugurated to per suade parliament to do something about Old Dora. At a dinner opening the society's campaign recently, the Countess of Oxford and Asqulth received the guests. Oswego Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shel ton purchased Murphy's auto camp. FIND ALL-BRAN HAS TWICE THE USABLE IRON IN LIVER Also Furnishes "Bulk" and Vitamin B to Overcome Common Constipation Liver la known as a rood soured of iron for the blood. Now, new tests show Kellogg's All-Bran con tains twice as much blood-building Iron as an equal amount by weight of beef liver. . But more ImDortant still, labora tory experiments show All-Bran provides "DulK ' to exercise tne in testines, and Vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract. This means Kelloirg's All-Bran is a fine way to overcome constipa tion with the headaches, loss of appetite and energy that so fre quently result. The "bulk" In All-Bran is much like that of lettuce. Inside the body, it absorbs moisture, forming a soft mass, which gently clears the in testines of wastes. Special cooking processes make All-Bran finer. milder, more paiaiaoie. How much better than risking ?ills Bnd drugs so often habit orming. Just eat two tablespoon fuls of All-Bran daily for most types of constipation. It Is not habit-forming. If your intestinal trouble is not relieved this way, see your doctor. Appetizing recipes on the red-and-green package. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek CHOCOLATE ly-jl BASEBALL YESTERDAY Seattle R. H. B. 33 26 0 3 15 4 Missions , Hald and Bottarlnl; H. PUlette. tnsmDeriin, cnelnl and Rlocl 6an Francisco Oakland R. H. E. 3 7 2 4 0 1 Henderson. Sttn nii RmmmI. t ... dolph and LeVeque. V R. H. E. Portland ........... 2 8 5 Los Angeles 10 17 0 Bowman,' Jacobs and Fltzpatrlck; Stltze and Campbell. Hollywood ...... . Sacramento Shellenback and Busier; Deshong iu vvirie. H. B. 6 1 11 1 Klamath Falls Bids asked for pay. Ing section on Walnut street. "Wei!, the only athletics we have around here are on the farm" ex plained Bennett. 'That's a K.," said the kid. "dive me a hoe." And they did. DETKUIT. Mich., Aug. 5. (API One of Henry Ford's payrolls Includes this entry: "Norman Selby, age 50. farmhand." And that tells the story that Kid McCoy, ex-champton pugilist, ex milllonalre, ex-convlct, has become a man with a hoe. Here's how It came about: - When McCoy became eligible for parole from San Qtientln som weeks ago after serving nearly eight yesrs for killing .his sueethenrt. the psrole authorities required that he have a Job. Harry Bennett, chief of the Ford Motor company service department, a friend of other days, guaranteed employment and then went on a fish ing trip. The word got around that McCoy was to be the Ford company's "ath Itlc director," and, Bennett being everybody. Including McCoy, let It stand at that. Thla week Bennett came back to town. "What do you want to do?" "Anything." said McCoy. "I don't expect any favors, r mgrateful for .hhat's been done for me already." "Would you like something ath letic?" asked Bennett. "Sure" smiled the kid. "That's my language." urtr nil H N w" HOW THEY H ! HENRY STAND, fi Cout W. L. Pet. II 7S 51 .595 73 54 .571 68 57 .544 I LI 67 67 .544 ! SOtfjSI Portland Hollywood .... ... Los Angeles Los Angeles San Francisco . Seattle Sacramento ..... Oalkand . .... Missions 65 68 .538 60 65 .480 57 69 65 71 49 76 ,45a i .437 I .393 Pittsburgh W. L. 44 Prt. .573 Chicago . 54 46 .540 Philadelphia 55 51 .519 Boston .............,.. 63 50 .515 Brooklyn 53 53 .505 : St. Louis ............ 48 54 .471 New York 47 63 .470 Cincinnati 44 63- .411 American New York Philadelphia Cleveland ..... Washington . Detroit St. Louis Chicago Boston . W. L. Pet. 70 34 .673 63 42 60 43 58 46 63 48 47 55 34 66 26 76 .600 .583 .558 .520 .461 .340 .355 Wh erever you go, you Find this malt that is always the same fi MM The mekers of Blue RibbonMelt spare no expense to insure your getting the high est quality malt it Is possible to produce end to keep that high quality always the same year In. year out Packed hill 3 pounds to the can. iiiiEiHiimsisacaw Distributed by I. R. FRIDEGER, Ashland Liberty JFood Stores Liberty Bldg. "The Home of Pure Foods" W. Main St. Phone 143 Alexander Grocery Inc. E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr. FREE DELIVERY When you're looking for unusual foods to contribute an Interesting touch to dainty lunches and special meals You'll he sure to find them at the Liberty. We have re-arranged our stork to make It even more ronventent for our customers to see the hundreds of Items that can't be found In ordinary food stores! , Regular 50o Broom 39 Libby's Tall Cans Milk 5 Compote, large glass jar 95 Sweet Stuffed Cucumber Rings 95 Bents Cold. Water Crackers, lb 50 Bottled Tea -. 45 EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL POTATO CHIPS BATHROOM TISSUE Large 25c pkgs. 3 for 25? 1 large rolls,39 This can't last They wonder flow we do It LAUNDRY SOAP TEA ' 10 cakes Liberty White Soap 25c1 AH our high grade bulk tea, lb. 45 Try and Isuch this off Just another sennatlon MANNING'S COFFEE N. Y. NIPPY CHEESE BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS Phone 611 Model Bakery Joe Doblmeier Why do any cooking for breakfast when you can buy our Fine Cinnamon Rolls and Raised Donuts for only dozen Danish Coffee Rings Buns and Rolls each 15c doz. 15c Sponge Cakes Homemade Bread each 10c 3 for 20c Phone 164 E. 3, Pech Liberty Market "The Home of Good Meats Govt. Inspected Swift & Co. Steer Beef" One trial order at this shop will convince you that I have the best beef obtainable. "Once a customer, always a customer" is a fact, not a boast. Try it and see for yourself! SATURDAY SPECIAL HENS 40 EACH STEER BEEF PORK VEAL LAMB FRYERS RABBITS LUNCH MEATS HOME BAKED HAM fresh from trie trued f. Crisp Youn VEGETABLES FRUITS-i Potatoes local. No. 1 quality 12 lbs. . 19c Tomatoes Vine Ripened 3-Ib. basket l4c Peaches For Sllrlne 3-lb. basket ljc Cantaloupes Larre. .Meaty for . . . rl X 11 jjjJP orchards, dirtctr to your tible..quickly fj pyjj -..ei-onomiciNy..j)iisrdctoriiy -via jr, tt Safeway Savings for Saturday and Monday Flour Safeway HrrlwhMt tx anteed for Qua Cocoa 49-lb. Sack Ssfeaar Hardwhear -Crery sack guar anteed Cor Quality Mb. Can Baker's giteetened True flator. $1 08 Pen-Jel 2p2c r-owdrred Fruit Pectin Makes Jelly Jell Rice Fancy Whole Grain S lbs- . 2fjc Salad Oil Pure Vegetable for cooking and dressings. Gallon .... 67c (In your container) FaEies2cans25c Del Monte Sliced or halrea. No. 1 Tall can FlavoJell4pkgs.HQc Assarted flsTon Gelatine dessert. Bisquick large pkg.29c FltFK J Pair of Iil.iqutck euttera (value S0c) for each lllsqulck Box. Top forwarded to Gold Medal Co. ooMes4doz-E9c Fancy Vanilla Wafers Fre'sh.baked Oats Sperrj'a quirk or regular Note Sarlnca 9-!b. sack 33c Beans Fancy small Whlta Navy At lowest prices In years! 8 lbs. . 29c Mayonnaise or Pint 25c Relish Spread Quart 49c Best Foods Famous for flavor and quality! . Salmon 3 cans 25c Gold Seal Fanry Columbia rlrer pnek 15-01. can Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 19c Fresh anC Tasty Oregon f Made Sliced Bread loaf Je Fine-textured, even ullren Unatirpansed quality Jar Rubbers 3 doz. 10c Heay Red Double Llp Naphtha Soap 6 bars Vc Feldmnn'i Use In your laundry Shrimp can 10c Gulf Maid, Salad Fish Par Soap large pkg. 33c Perfect, concentrated the soap en nation I Vinegar Full strength, Apple Cider In bulk Gallon 23 c Spinach Emerald Small, tender leares 2 25c Airway Coffee Genuine Santos from Brazlll lllgti quality! Lonr price! 3 lbs. 6c Pound 23o ft -IN OUR MARKET- Located at Holly and Main c Steaks Hams Bacon Sirloin and Rib Ghoic baby beet MorreU's Eastern Sugar Cured fcalf or whole fin.,., rn Sugar Cured By the piece Lamb Steaks Veal Steaks Pork Steaks Your Choice 2 lbs. 25c POT ROAST - VEAL ROAST lb. 1 Qc Swift's Choice Beef Julcjr and - tender ' Bacon Backs lb. 13V2C Sugar cured F-vcHtent flaTor Shortening 4 lbs. 33c 100 per cent pure testable Iot an coomng lb. 17i2 ib; iey2 ib. 1412 . Swift's Sliced Bacon Lean and flavorous Rind off No waste Pound 25c Two Stores 33 North Central and Main at Holly
