MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 11, 1935
BAER AND FOE CLOWN
THROUGH FOUR ROUNDS
The Climax of Another Week of Mann's
BOSTON. Jan. 11. (AP) Profiting
by Kingfiah Levlruky's sad experience,
Dick M&dden, young Boston heavy
weight, shared Max Baer'a mood for
good, clean fun last ntght at Mechan
ic building and they put on one of
the most amusing travesties a Boston
boxing crowd ever witnewed.
The heavyweight champion waa
wearing his motion picture ring cos
tume and waa eager to provide com
edy. His hilarious untie had the
overflow crowd of 4000 In hysterica all
through trie four-rotind skit.
Max reeled and slipped, walked bow
legged and acted punch drunk from
Madden futile effort to hit him
In the second round Madden became
a bit serious but he deststed when
Max rapped htm on the Jaw a few
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time and reminded him he win for
getting hi lines.
The champion got a great kick out
of hi performance but hi 239-pound
brother Jacob, known a "Buddy,"
ran Into an unexpected setback. In a
four round bout with the veteran
Bab Hunt of Ponca City, Okls.,
young B&er waa soundly drubbed.
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Nude American Dancer
Shocks French Police
By JOHN LLOYD
Associated Press Foreign Staff
PARIS, Jan. 11. (AP) The more
or less blase police of Paris blinked
their eyes tn horror when Mlsa Joaa
Warner of Narbcrth, Pa., the only
American nude dancer In Paris, put
on her act In a cheap restaurant, and
ordered her scratched off the bill.
The 22-year-old platinum blonde,
who says her performance is so mod
eft she was allowed to dance In Chi
cago and Milwaukee, now must con
flue her appearance In the nude to
music halls and theaters. The police
official who complained said restau
rant, where whole- families go to
dine, are no place for such an act
as he aaw Joan give.
In rebuttal, Joan said that after
she shed her attire the cartwheel
off the floor so rapidly that no hu
man eye I quick enough to get a
good view of her body.
The official happened to be In the
restaurant when Joan was perform
ing her tlav act, which she says t
one of her best.
The scene 1 a slave market from
which he escaped via the cartwheel
route. The act winds up In a breath
taking moment when she shakes off
her clothes, remains with nothing on
except a chain, and then drops the
chain.
It was then that the police official
dropped his eyes.
Fights Last Night
(Bv the AMorlMMl Pri-M)
MIAMI lot Knight. 181, Culro,
0.. knocked out Edd! Karol.X. 100.
Schnectady. (3); Harry Schumiin,
IMVj. Chicago, knocked out Willie
Pltr-gerald, 168. California (3).
NEW HAVEN Al Oalner, New Ha
ven, atopped Lou Poster. Pottatown.
Pa., (10).
TACOMA, Waah. l"rddle Steele,
lay,. Tacoma. outpointed Tommy
Bloa, 188V,, Wilmington, Del. (10).
SEATTLE, Waah. Cecil Payne, 130,
Loulavllle, Ky., knocked out Johnny
Pasco, 14, Seattle, (3).
DALLAS Henry Hook, 131, Indian
apolis, outpointed Kid Barrlllto, 13.1
Monterrey, Mexico (10),
EAGLES HOOPERS
in two fast and furloua games, the
Kagle who are wintering at the
Washington achool defeated the South
Methodist church. 33 to 28, and the
Christian Endeavor, 30 to 30, at the
Washington school last night.
The Colonlala proved that they
they could take It by winning In the
double header. Hadley Arthur star
red In the South Methodist game,
securing 16 point . and high point
Honor for the evening. Brown waa
high point man for the evening for
the Eaglet.
Oliver, stocky little forward for the
Endeavor team, rung up 14 points to
place second In tho evening's high
scoring.
The starting lineups:
Fndeavors (20) Eagles (80)
Shafer r - WUUama
S. Doty F - Brown
Praley C... ... Coate
Oliver - O Calvert
I. Doty Q Porncrook
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Southern Division
Quints Under Way
BAti FRANCISCO, Jan. 11. ( AP)
Round robin play for the basketball
championship of the southern di
vision of the rsclfic coast conference
get underway tonight with all four
teams In action.
Stanford's quintet will meet South
ern California, defending tltleholder.
on the Cardinal' home court, while
ths university of California invades
(he University of California at Los
Anirele campus. Tlie same trams
p'my again tomorrow night.
Nandies To Reopen
In New Location
Th m.inaement of Nandle Orlll.
39 East Main street, announced to
day that the restaurant ha been
dO(--l. and that a new location is
being sought.
Mr, Nandie. proprietor, said some
thing novel in the way of the re
Uurant busies will be featured In
their new downtown location, which
he hopes to have ready for patronage
by March 1.
Old Siwash Grads
Unable To Cheer
Gridiron Prowess
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. (AP)
Alumni of Knox college, 160
itrong. will gather here tonight in
a football "victory" party. The
gathering, It waa explained, will
celebrate the largest enrollment
5f freshmen In the history of "Old
9lwash."
The old grada could not very
well cheer about anything else
after Knoit completed the 1934
season with Its string of consecu
tive defeats still unbroken at J7.
Mat Results
By the Associated Press.
CAMDEN. N. J. Ohio Garibaldi.
323, Italy, won by default from Ernie
Dusek, 318. Omaha. (Duhek won first
fall, then was knocked out by spec
tator and unable to continue).
NEW YORK Jim Browning, 335
Verona, Mo., threw Alphonse BIs
Ignano, 311, Des Moines, 3t:40.
SAN FRANCISCO Lord Una-
downe, Ifl3. Harrington. England,
tossed Jack Domar, 1M, Houston.
Tex., two falls out of three. "Red"
Lyons 17S. Seattle, beat Ken Hollls,
170, New Orleans, 30:00; Steve Taa-
koff, 174, Bulgaria, threw Al Steelier.
180, St. Louis, 0:00.
VANCOUVER, 8. C Joe Savoldi.
30S, Throe Oaks, Mich., defeated Earl
McCready. 320, Amult, Sak.. two
out of three falls: Hal Rumberg. 320,
Spokane, Wash., defeated Ole Ander
son, 318, Minneapolis, one fall.
MANCHOUKUO EMPEROR
NEAR DEATH IS WORD
LONDON. .Inn. 11. I API The
Singapore correspondent of the F.x
rhBUKC Tcleurapi, agency reported
t:dv tht Emperor Knng Teh ot
Manchouokuo was gravely ill. there
was little hope for his recovery, and
that a . ivy council had been ap
pointed to govern the Japanese-Created
empire.
16TH TRAFFIC DEATH
LISTED IN PORTLAND
POP.Tr.AM), Jan. 11 lAPl-IVath
from Injuries hr suffered ChrlMmna
nlcht Iimi hp wit. Mrtltk bv an
nuliinr:'l)llr, r.iiif nlcht lo Wil-
llxm Hrnrv Newman, 23, Hln wa thr
llllh trMltc arrldrnt dca'h .Inc. t.lir
rart. of llio new police year on I
crmber 1.
Th. proof laln the eai.
liny your Itont at
MhfUvyn p Hoffmann..
AAA WEAK BCITER CLOTHM
Suit and O'coata lo memulo, JI 50
up. &.IJ1 the Tajloi. Upstair
Clearance
of
Felt Hats
$100
Smart looking brim and tur
bans, marked down from $3 93
to IS 00 . . . Some velvet and
Metallic!
Scarf Sets
to go a I
59c
L-JL, -unt
Clearance Sale of
WASH FROCKS
t 1 .1 )i i VALUES
79c
Vou'll bo delighted with these faat color waah
rocks . . , Drnnd nrw Ktyles in stripes, prints and
check. Splendid mnterlals. Just AO frocks in
this lot. Regularly priced at H.00.
1.0r VALUER
$1.59
Yes! All of our Betty Baxley and Carolyn Lee
wash frocks are Inch id cd in this group. Beautiful
styles, guaranteed fast colors; excellent materials
and workmanship throughout, f I 05 valtiea.
of Women's and Children's
Ready -to -Wear Garments!
Every Fall and Winter Garment Must Be Sold!
SALE OPENS SATURDAY MORNING AT 8:30 SHARP
Be On Hand Early Before the Best Bargains Go! ?
Knitted ouits
SUITS and COATS
For Fall and Winter. . . On Sale Saturday at
Ridiculously Low Prices!
$27.50 Fur Trimmed Swagger Suits on Sale for $13.75
$29.50 Fur Trimmed Swagger Suits on Sale for $14.75
$39.50 Fur Trimmed Swagger Suits on Sale for $19.75
$45.00 Fur Trimmed Swagger Suits on Sale for $22.75
Untrimmed Swagger Suits Priced From $9.95 to $22.00
SPORT COATS
lust 12 coats are left tn this special bargain group . . . made of
Woolen Mill fancy tweeds, all ellk lined and Interlined. Here la a
vear "round wear. Outstanding values at our former price of $14.75,
oargalna at this cleance sale mark-downl
$895
coat tor ""
genuine $14.75 ValUeS
Balbriggan
Pajamas
Women's and Misses P.i
Jftinns In one and two piece
styles, nil destrnble colors
and a wide rnnpe of slea.
Regular $1.08 value.. Clear
ance t;ilc price
$ 1 49
Vests
Bloomers
Shorts
Fine quality rayon, the very
latest styles and all sire.-'.
Regular SOc values. Janu
ary Clfurnnv prloe
39c
Clearance f,
Sa'e Special
All Fur Trimmed Coats Must Go
$16.95 Fur Trimmed Coats on Sale iox $10.95
$27.50 Fur Trimmed Coats on Sale for $19.95
$49.50 Fur Trimmed Coats on Sale for $35.00
$65.00 Fur Trimmed Coats on Sale for $39.50
All of these coats are trimmed with genuine furs, lined
with guaranteed silk and inter-lined . . . Smart, high class
. garments . . . well worth your examination tomorrow!
Note 'These Extra Specials for Saturday!
Many Silk and Wool Dresses Going At
HALF PRICE
25 Wool Sweaters, regular price $1.95, on sale Saturday $1.00
Zipper Suedine Jackets; all colors, on sale Saturday $1.95
Long Sleeve Smocks, regular price $1.95, Saturday $1.59
Women's Wool Dresses, all colors; regular price $4.95, $2.95
Children's Wool Dresses, regular price $2.25, on sale $1.95
Children's Rain Coats, regular price $2.95, Saturday $2.50
Women's Fine Grade Wool Sweaters, $3.50 values, Sat. $2.95
Children's Suedine Rain Sets, regular price $3.45, now $2.95
Special
HOSIERY
What value I Women's pure
slllt and wool, full fashioned
fine gauge hose . . . an-i
how comfortable they are
these frosty days.
79c Values
KUPPENHEIMER and
CLUB SUITS
Tou never saw better looking
Milt than these . . . snappier
styles, finer fabric, greater val
ue! A larse assortment of
xlo., and style, sire from 1
to 43. They're 35.M suits, too.
$9475
3S.0O lu'.la. tea '
Sale of Men's Ties'
V i?.!HriVi tinmSor itf th lira n-'1.)
the selection a-e complete and rtes-ance A o
price in effect. We have SOU hand made. L 11
co lined silk tipped tie regular "V "4r "
alit in colors anv pattern VOV
MEDF0RD S OWN STORE
BOYS'
SUITS
The Bov' lpt. announeea
,a big clearance on utt In
sires from 4 to 17. Double
br-ssted Ion? trouper suit
for little fellows and smart
tweed snJ'a for older by
S:e prices quoted below:
!M.9f Valuer no
$3.49
$7.95 Values, now
$4.95
$14.50 Values, no
$7.95
59
There are just six suits left
In thla group fast colore,
smart style, popular sizes
$6.95 Values
$2.95
13 lovely Knitted Suit In
flno colors and sizes from 14
to 38. Splendid styles suit
able for year 'round wear.
Theae were bargains at $8.95
$6.95
Brushed Wool
SWEATERS
1 5 beautiful brushed wool
sweaters and twin set which
were formerly priced at
M-95. specially priced
$3.95
$3.25 Sweaters, reduced for
Saturday selling
$1.95
Silk and Wool
DRESSES
Brand new styles! The sea
son's best colors In silk and
wool dresAes. Regular $10.95
$7.95
SKI COATS
Red, brown and blue Ski
Coats . . . Just the thing for
outtng wear. Regular $1.93
$1.50
Silk&WooIBlanket
70x84 Inch silk and wool blankets.
K new. lovely combination . , . soft
and warm In a choice of popular
colors . . , blue, gre?n. rose and
ltd. The number Is limited so we urge
ro not delay in selecting YOUR blanke;.
Regular
$4.98
Fabric Gloves
Double woven. waaliable I
fabrlr glores . . . slip-ons.
plain and fancy stitching.
These gloves tn black,
bnv-n, navy and gray com-
bine smartness with service. I
$i.uu Valufl
79 c
Toilef Soap
lovely. ace n ted Bourjol.
floral toilet soap . . . v olet,
lily. J umtne. " -
jad'n!a Rek '
box, sp'v'aiiT - - : o
12 Bars to s T
8f
c
$3.98
Tweed Coating
54-lnch tweed coating ... a fabric that la
a combination of silk and wool . . . Just
the right weight for a. spring suit, dress
or coat . . . Lovely colors, too red, rus1;,
green, brown and royal blue
$1.49 yd.
Med. Weight Cretonne
Iter to
urtalns J
TZ 1 UC
nd i I M
yard
36-inch Cotton Fabrics
1 9c
YARD
Boys' 8nd Girl
WINTER COATS
Here Is a senlns clei-anre of hnr'
5irla" txeed Winter Cts t.'iat you ctn't O
;icrn to oeriixK am-m and whit and
black and irhlte mixture In 81t 4. ft arjd 8
T-fo cor were real vhIus at $I0V 5a.
urday thv are offered at tie 7e--ni pric of
e$9.95
MAIN FLOOR
It Is an easy matter to
make attractive curta.i
and comfort coverl
with this fabric, a
variety of patterns
rpeclal low price,
tn this special offering
you will find lovely pat
terns In percaJcs. eherk.
stripe, etc., and heavy
weave cotton fabrics :n
plaid? and floral deeigru.
both light an.Odark pattern.