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MEDFOKD-MAtti frftTBUNE.MEDFORD, OREGON', THURSDAY, .TUNE in, 1030.
MX.
A-'NICt-GIRL
COMES-TO -TOWN.
4 By U t y i I t O rt ft
UKATO'SS: t vyscls naire,
. -fr-uafirin Afrirj .oil .caiie when she
, rnniM to London and finds lml
Brynmor Whittamore, u-lwin she
loved last summer, has liccn smit
ten hy Clarice Day, a ntyht clul)
dniicer. she in irked when tlrmi
vior calls Iter "tt nice flirt, too darn
uire." At the nlaht etui) Brynmor
leaves her to see Clarice. The club
is oidr.d ami ilary l.ou escapes
with Tony Tttlicrlnaton, a slrnniicr
-chom she likes, Fhe is determined
to have ft flood time i7t .London de
, spite Brynuior's clianye of heart,
' and Tohji promises to show her the
siahts. In return she is to fur with
r him (li see' his AtMt Klhclbarta
lor some unknown reason. It is
almost itayllyht ehcn Tony takrs
Mary Lou to tha home of her
counsln Jay, wlfere she s slaytny.
Chapter 6
"HOW DID YOU DO IT?"
I AY had heen as good as her word.
Not only had sho stayod awake,
hut she had made sumo bot choco
late. "'. .
"!' (nought yoii might be cold,"
she explained. At the sight of Mary
l.ou- wearing Tony's pyjamas and
dressing gowu, she hurst' Into a peal
of laughter.
"You Zo look a caution! I'm ach
ing to hear the whole story."
While Mary Lou talked, Jay sat
nil (he kitchen table, swinging her
'...
Jrty'1 was '- decidedly chic. Sho
luokoil ed.nally' dmnrt In a gingham
"None oilier than MIbh Kthelberlu
Tlthcrlngton," Jay said impressive
ly, "one of tha wealthiest women In
this country positively oozing with
money. They say she's rather ec
centric. This Tony, I hear, is her
favorite nephew. Site keeps him in
cukIi. I read the other day that ho
was planning a record 'round-the-world
flight."
"Ho mentioned something about
It tonight,". said Mary Lou.
She had liked Tony immensely,
but it was hard to think of him as
anything besides a cheery fellow who
haunted night clubs. All the same
sho felt a distinct thrill that any-
one ho important should notice her.
"I'm almost afraid," Juy said, a
tense nolo In her voice.
Mary Lou was startled "Whai
are yon afraid of?"
"That you haven't enough worldly
sense or experience to .bring it off.'
Jay admitted.
Mary Lou flushed. "Bring what
off?"
"Don't bo a goose. This Is a pmc
tlcal world," Jay admonished. "II
would he a marvelous match. .I'll
have to aeo what 1 can do. iiow'f
your wardrobe, child? I've a stun
nlng little blue kit at the shop that
ought to suit you splendidly. Come
down with me after I11ncl1.3r.tf you
coji try It on.", ,' ,' '
"May IV" Mary Lcu'a eyes, III up
.AWi Msf fftfoT w I
': "Why didn't you tell me
apron or a Parisian gown. Her
trim Utile figure was the envy of
customers In Her gown sliop.
Eren now, In her lilnck- silk
kimono" and ilny nmles, Jay man
aged to look as it she wero ready'
fur,' a stage appeaiunce, Instead of
having arisen in the middle of the
nlaht. - "
' (.yvftjill I'll say yb'u did1 make the
lUiHt. or your llrst night in town,"
sho exelulmcd, when Mary Lou had
flftiahcd. "But what'a the other
name of 'this follow Tony?"
jifary Lou producod the card fo'ny
had. given her. '
."Wr. Antony Oswald Tltherlng
ton,''; 'Jay, read aloud. She sprang
from the table and grabbed Mary
Lou by the wrlBts. '
"Jumping cats! Why didn't you
lell me who he was?"
!"Who M her nisko'd a bowlldered
Nfat'y Lou.
"why, child',' don't you read the
Papers? He'a one of our latest sen
'satlons In' town." Mary Lou still
'Mr, Tlthcrlngton is an amateur
pilot. ' Daredevil Tony, they call
lilm. Anyhow,' he's alwhys doing
the wildest stunts hi his plane.
Since he's a Oamhrldgo graduate
and all that, he's quite- ri rage In
socloty.1' But soelety doesn't aoom
to inlorest him muih.". 1 know
diisen innthel'i who have tried to
land ' thefr daughters upon lilm.
AnnVyou moail' to sny you've actu
ally .nabbed him? Why. it's stag-gering".-.However
did you do It?"
'f -wag sitting at a table and lie
asked me to danca," Mary Lou told
her.' - '
"Love at first 'sight?'1 laughed
Jay,
Mary Lou flushed. "I don't know
bout that. . Hut he hat asked me
to go with him lo moot some aunt
who lives In Surrey, Aunt Ethel
berta. he calls her."
This last bit of Information
proved almost too much' for Jay.
Mary Lou vas aware of admiration
In her Btaro. UoY stock, bIio foil,
hd gone up In the eyos of her
cousin. It was reassuring, after the
Urynmor flnsoo. She hnd touched
upon that only skotchll'y in re
counting the ovenlng's adventures.
"I suppose you kndw who this
aunt 1?" Jy asked solemnly.;
'No," snld Mary Lou, '"Who Is
she?", ,
who He was?" Jay asked.
with excitement. "But t'm4-!tri
afraid I haven't tb.0 juonuyj:tty-JL.
spent quite a bit ton clothes before
f camo hero." .,v.. ; , ,i . ,t .:. . .s,-.
"What! Oh, those monstrosities
In your room?" Jay cxclalmod,- "ltr
i let you wear thoso you wouldii t -catch
a man who was color blind.
Besldos, the expense Is Immaterial.;
You can pay me later. , I'm willing '
to gunlblo. ... , I
"Come on t,o Bod, child. , Sleep na'l
Into as you like. You'll need all the
looks you can scrape together In the
next few weeks." : , :
Mary Lou found herself unable to
sleep. Her mind revolved continu
ally on tho Incidents, of the ulght
every Incident, that Is, since she
had met Tony. She scarcely, gavu
a thought to Bryiimof, whom she
had come to town expressly to see.
It Mury Lou hadn't given much
thought to him, Jlrynmur had ex
ponded n considerable number, of ,
thoughts on her. ,
Tony's ready championship of
Mary Lou had boosted bar value In
Brynmor'a oyoa, yet he decided She
.wasn't worth his time. Ho couldn't
bother with a girl who preferred a
drunken stranger to lilm.
In tho light of what hnd happened,
Brynmor decided, ho could wash his
hands of Mury Lou and devolo him
self exclusively to Clarice. For the
remainder of tho two weeks Mary
Lou could amuse herself as best she
could. Ho had done Ills duty. .
At the police station . Brynmor
answered a fow questions and found
himself at liberty. Then he decided
It was obligatory upon lilm, as n
gentleman, to see whether Mary
Lou had reached her cousin's homo
safely after the raid. Ho had been
distinctly embarrassed when he
pressed the door bell nt Mrs.
Joromo's, only to learn that Mary
.on Had not appeared at three
o'clock In tho morning.
Brynmor had made ns graceful a
retreat as possible Attor all, It did
mnko him look silly to take u girl
out, and loso hr coinplololy. And
inc met mat Mary Lou had left him
to kcop company with a stranger
gnawed at his vanity nhoro overy- .
thing else.
fCi'ii'liiit, mo, Uayslt artlot
Will Orynmnr katp hit resolution
regarding Mary Lmij Hi stumblrt
onto problemi of hit own tomor.
row.
Rockefeller Plans Great Radio and
Television Center in Mid-Manhattan
ARABS i PROTEST
EXECUTING TRIO
FOR MUDERERS
Population Urged to Strike
As Three Pay Penalty for
Anti-Jewish Crimes Last
August.
jrcnusAtucM, Jimo l'j.iA1)
Two Hebron ArabH and one Sufd
Arah woro executed thia morninR
ut' Acre jail for murdeia cominlt-
tod during the antt-JewiHh rioting
of lant AuRUHt. Tho Arab execu
tive ordered, the entire population
to renew theft strike of proteHt. -Strong
police forces watched the
important traffic centers In Jei'u
Kalem. Arab puplla of government
and Moalem HchoolH attempted to
demonstrate near DamaHcuu gate
whero the government and Arab
executive offices are located, and
the police dispersed them, without
ukg of force.
Tho Arab executive offices and
a number of Arab houses were
draped with black flags. While
tho matter of roprievo was still
open yesterday the government re
ceived numerous cablegrams, In
cluding some from Gorman Jews,
aHklng mercy for tho prisoners.
. Today, after tho executions, tho
viewpoint wnri expressed at tho
eylsh, agency: "We hopo it may
never' be necessary again ' to exe
cute Arabtt for murdering Jews." ,
MIRY JILL FOR
FARM TAX PROBE
WASHINGTON, Juno 19. (yP) -The
scDato hits passed and sent to
the houso the McXary resolution tj
create a commission to study tho
adequacy of the suoply of unskill
ed agricultural labor, i i
i Tho measure now goes to the
hoiise. It would also authorize an
Investigation of all phases of tax
ation relating to agriculture. A
commission would be appointed by
the president, to report next Sep
tember. A bill by Senator Stelwbr, Hepub
liean, Oregon, authorizing $7".O0O
for art Inquiry-by tho agricultural
department, into tho, taxation of!
farmers rtlsd was approved and sent!
to tho house: ' ' " 1 ;
E. TO
A
PHONBIX, Ore., Juno 10.-(8pl.)
Young iPeople's Christian Kndeavor
society of tho .Tresbytorlan church
met Friday night to discuss plana
for tho summer work.
They will hold an executive meet
Ing.at 7:30 Thursday night of this
week at the home of the president.
Mill Jean Hose. Ail officers anil
committee chnlrmen are aBkcd to
eotm?. ,j ' i i . .J.
Thri . . intormedlato ' society i of
Christian Endeavor aluo met at
1. m. Thursday, to talk over plans
for tho summer work. .
Members of the junior, and Jun
ior Intermediate C. K. have been
Invited to join In n junior C. K
picnic In Ashland pui'k June 21st.
They nre to meet- in the , park
grounds at H a,- m. with picnic
lunch. . ..
Games and amusements will fill
tho afternoon. Any members oil
the junior societies who can go
nre urged to ,nttend. and anyone
having cars to take the Juniors to
thh Id Hid grounds u:q asked tJ
ditnato samet- . i' t i;- x
1 - - -1
DELAYS IN CASE
I'OnTLAND, Ore.. Juno 19. i.)
Hubert Gordon Duncan, charged
In a federal Indictment with lining
profane and abusive language
over u radio station here, obtain
ed two delays In his caso In court
today. Ho was granted until to
morrow to filo a demurrer to
the Indictment, and until Friday
to file a .motion for. chango of
venue. . , .
,I u n c a n, wlf-styled "Oregon
wildcat' and chain store nemlsls."
was an nil slice ens f til candidate for
Uapuhtlcan ,homiiyUlon to con-
gross.
CHEROKEE AUNT OF.
Ill ROGERS DEAD
!
TAlMl'XJIWIt, OUln.. Juno 19.
(T) JIih. Alnrtlm Ulcrclia (luln
Bor. N3, C'hontkoe trlbeM wonuin.
iitul mint of Will RnRpfM, , tllnl
Tuemtny nt hoi4 homo nfno itiltos
HouthoiiHt uf Tiihhquuh. Sho wiih
il wlMtor tif Rokoi'S inolhor. The
cowboy lunnorlst Is expected to nr-
l-lvo hero ri'Oiu. liOMton. MuttSj. fov
the fuiivlAl; to' lie held1 this sfter
nobn. ' !i .
NEW YORK m An onter
lalnment contor; deslRnad tn itt 1 1
Iso tho latest development In ni'
dlu brandciutlnic nnd tolevlnlon, Is
to bs cstubllshed In mldtown Man
hatUII b John D. Itockerellor, Jr.
Th6o sqiiftrs blacks, are to 1e
lovelod befrlnnlng . (his fall with
expectations that the center will
he completed' within three years.
The development will Involve an
jnvn.imem esuinniea at ssou.uuu,-
V00,
j A skyscraper, xlxty stories hlKll.
j Ic to be elected on tho Sixth nvo
t nue side, mid a smaller oval
shiipod biillillnir 1)n Fifth avenue.
Hctweon them will be a ttarden
plnwi . containing fountains and
statuary and extrndlni; thmutth
the three blucks. I'lidctKround
boulevards will .care for truffle
! throiiRh the three blocks, fnder
: urntind houlerd will car- for
trnfflr throiiRh 49th and 60th
I streets with subterannean and sky
scraper parking for automobiles.
JACKSONVILLE LEGION
CLUB DANCES ENDED
JALMvtOXVlM,12. Ore.. June 1').
(Vit Special.) Saturday evening
fndod the long series of dances
Hi von by tho AtnerlcHn Legion- club
uf Jacksonville.
Ham II tun's orchestra nf O rants
Pass which has been furnishing
the music will give a dance here
next aiuniay ihriu ann every Sat
urday night thereafter. j
4 t
SALEM WATER PLANT
: APPRAISAL ORDERED
SALtiM, Ore.. June 10. (VP)
Tho engineering . firm of Ilftar &
Cunningham of Portland was em
ployed by tho Salem city council
lust night to make a valuation
appraisal of the plant of the Oregon-Washington
Water service
company here preparatory to the
city's taking It over and operating
It a a municipally-owned utility.
SAMS VALLEY GRANGE
HAD LARGE DELEGATION
AT STATE CONVEI
' BAMS VA1MT; Ore., Jiine 19.
(Special) Sams Valley Orango
met Juno ?. Two 'nhmcB for mem
bership Were balloted favorably.
Principal bUslncM of the session
was discussion of voad improve
ment, -automobile, insurance and'
county fair. mattors.;
Granpro -members'. were glad to
have Mi', and film. Ed strohmoler
of Central Point as visitors. Mrs.
Strohmelr has a mind stored with
a wealth of entortainlnR readlnss
with which she proves very valu
able to our lecturer and JSd Is no
back number himself In- pepping
up a srnn'Eo meeting.
Tho lecturer had for roll call
tho naming of tho officers who
filled official positions In state,
county and national offices. ' Tho
roll call revealed that few aro fa
miliar with names of such offic
ials. Other numberd on tho pro
Rram wore:- ' ,
Rending. Mr. Seegmlllor; duct,'
.1 IKS UUI IB HIUIIHlunuil liu iiit.T
Strohmelr; lfladlnRH, "tn Plunders
Fields" (with reply) by Mrs. Al
bert Straus and Mrs. Scejimlllor;
violin music by Paul . McKlnnls,
accompanied by Frances Wilson;
reading. Mrs. Strohmelr; paper!
Mrs. Wilson. "
Cnko and' lemonade wero served
by the H. E. C. .
Sams Valley GrailKO had , the
lamest representation of '. any
C'.nuiKo In tho county at the statd
snnlnn ut Redmond nnd
fools thoy did a big sbaro In' get"
ting the.. convention for. Medfordl
In 1931,
Those attondlng tho stoto con
vention wero R. E. Nealon, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Albert Straus. Miss Nj
oml Magruder ana .sirs. u. i
Wilson. . 5 m;
All felt the meeting was a very
successful ono, but regretted very
much that CIco. Palmller, resigned
as master-'..: i -i i . i
WARNING AGAINST
FRAUDULENT
FOREIGN FORD STOCK
BISTRO IT, June 19. A warning
agalntit fraudulent brokers and
promoter who aro offering stock
in foreign Kord motor companies,
has been issued by the Better Busi
ness Bureau of Detroit, in conjunc
tion with the National Better Busi
ness Bureau and affiliated offices
throughout tho -United States and
Canada. . - . - -
Belying on the goodwill and In
tegrity of tho Ford name, thou
sands of persons throughout ' tho
country have purchased stocks
which either turned out tq bo spur
ious or were not delivered at" aUj
the warning said. There is no way.
of, estimating: the- financial, los
involved! . ' - '
"There are ahumber of fraudu
lent concerns In various parts of
tho country that represent them
selves ns brokerage houses and
that offer slocks in various foreign
Ford companies," the statement
from the Better Business Burcau
said.
"Several of these companies sell
on the partial payment plan. They
offer stock for stipulated down
payment nnd a fixed sum per
month. Before tho final payment
becomes due and before the stock
is delivered to tho purchaser, the
company goes out of business and
its officers disappear only to begin
operations at Another location and
under another name.
, 'Stocks of tho Ford Motor com
pany of . Kngland, Ltd., nnd tho
Ford Motor .company of Franco
aro listed on the New York Curb
market . and the prices at. which
they ate , currently selling are
printed in tho financial pages of
the newspapers. Never t h e 1 o s s
many persons arc being led;by un
scrupulous brqkers .to ,pay- Iorf In
oitreW of the ihnrkel pvlcos. :
'"The majority of stock brokers,
piles mm
of .
GET
SIX AND HALF CENTS
LA miANDlC'. Ore.; June 10.
A1) The Cove Co-operative Cherry
Growers association has contracted
Us 11)30 crop of Roynl Amies to
Uhhy, McNeil Libby for 6Vj
cents, It was announced hero to
day. Tho outlook for a good cherry
crop In -the CJrnndo Hondo- Valley
Is promising. t ' ' 1
SUZZALiOWILL HEAD
F(
r NWW YORK, Juno 1U. (P) 1)
Henry Hur.r.allo, former president
of the University of Washington,
will succeed- lr. Henry 8. Pritchett
as president of tho Carnegie Foun
dation for tho Advancement of
Tenching on-August 1, the execu
tive committee announced today.
Dr. l'ritcbett retires at his own
request after 25 years of service
with the foundaation.
NOWADAYS
Thousands Arc Troubled for
' ' Years and Tell of Quick .
and Easy Relief
EXPENSIVE REMEDY
j; COSTS ONLY 75 CENTS
"""I'm so happy and grateful at
being free 01 iny old Pile troubles
I'm writing you to use my name
tif you want to," declares H. H.
'Nordman retired -farmer of Buffalo
Center, Iowa. "I had the itching
bleeding painfuf kind and I had
them bad, I used all kinds of
salvcR but found practically no re
lief until I saw Tnlac Pile Pills ad-
(Hrtised in the paper and got some.
those 1'ills started doing r.ie good
fh first day, and I Had no trouble
after I used the first 75e bottle,
jbut I kept on UBing three bottles
in all, and I am free of all signs
Jof my old Pile troubles. I sure
am thankful and recommend Colao
Pills wherever I learn of somebody
suffering as I formerly suffered,"
continued Mr. Nordman.
Thousands 'of men and women
suffirlng with various forms of
iPilen have been happy to find
isalves, suppositories, etc, arc no
longer required. Just a couple of
Colae Pill Piles with a swallow of
water each meal is all needed for
quick relief. Druggists here arc
authorised to sell on positive guar
antee of satisfaction or money
back without quibble or question.
Or send 75c in stamps or coin to
Colac Chemical Co, Brentwood, Md.
Crossing Costs at Issue
StAU'.M, re.. Juno 19. (PI
The state highway department Is
preparing for a suit to he heard In
federal court July 9 tn which the
Northern Taciflc Hnilroud com
pany contests tho right of tho
puntlti service commission to Assess
auatnst It a portion of tho costs for
elimination of five grade crossings
In tTmnMllii county.
PTHOUSANDNJ
BENEFITTED!
75 ! new
patient!
sent by old
patient
Can anything
more conclusively
prove results of Dr. Cha. J. Dean's
non-surgical treatment for Hemor
rhoids, Colitis, Fistula, Constipa
tion and other Rectal and Colon
disorders than the fact that thc-
majority of new patients are sent
to us by former patients? Yet, we
continue to make our remarkable
GUARANTY at explained In our
FREE book which may be had
on request.' '
Dr. Cn AS. J.Dean
RECTAL W COLON
CLINIC
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VACATION LAND-
Partly Furnished Houses for Rent Seavlew Cottages for Sale
HUNTING, OCEAN AND FRESH WATER FISHING. BOATING,
BATHING SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE
BROOKINGS TOWNSITE
135 Miles from Medlord
On tlio Oregon Coast Highway at Month of Chetco Illver lu
Southern Curry County, Oregon.
'Just (ho spot for the summer rerrentlonist to spend his vacation
among ideal surroundings.
W. J. WARD
Reservatloni Now Being Booked
Write
Brookings, Oregon
of course, are honest. Our warning
is directed solely against llio fraud
ulent concerns that carry on their
fleecing of tho puollc under the
guiso "of reputable concerns. Any
one contemplating the purchaso of
stocks should first consult his local
Better Business Bureau."
PHOENIX CIRCLE HOLDS
I SESSION JUNE Zo "
meeting at W. O. V. Hull last
Wednesday night with 29 present.
One new member, Carl Bermelc,
was initiated Into tho order.' j
. Following Initiation, the reslB-j
nnn of Mrs. Huxt as inner sontl-;
nel was ncccpted. Mrs. F. A. Den
, sr.. was elected und installed
I in this office.
At the close ot the loogo -slon,
refreshments wero served.
The next meeting of the order
wiiv i,h on Wcdnesduy afternoon,
w. J. Brown, xowata. okio .
pIpciliiB walker, has covered
miles In the last 13 years, wunuo,
rilOKNIX, Juno 19. (Special;) is miles .every week day during
Oak Olrolc held their regular mat time.
SUtJ f as you tlo tlic fine equip-
J4- incut
r?nioy tliem us fully
you do I lie, fine equip-
iitul rtcrlccf travel
riivironnicnt of the clean, cin- 1
derless, scenic Great Norllieru Way to Clurnfio
anil East. Zeslftil relishes nnd soups, npprlr.ing
salads, juifty steaks and ronsls, delicious desserts
... the flaky-crusted Great Northern chicken pio
.' . . all the season's finest delicacies . . . meals
temptingly prepared by master chefs. . .a la carle
service and famous tablo d'hote $1 luncheons
and $1.50 dinners. !
licauliful dining cars, spotless linen,, courteous,
and efficient service (dormitories jot dining car
cfews are provided ii( separata cars) .
There's llic further ehjoy'mcnTbf'supc'i'fj Scenery "" ''
as you dine. ; .tumbling streams and greal rivers,
cool foresls, majestic niounlains, with 60 miles
of Glacier National Park . . ..apd jlwaj's a smoptli :
.roadbed. .. :v;ij.; - 'is'tL v'y'M'SU-iv'-i.-
Il cosls less now 16 travel East. l.ow round trip
summer fares arc in effect daily. Take a wonder. ; ,.
ful Great Noi'thpru( vacalioi'trip on bne of these
speciitllv Pullman-equipped "Twin Aristocrats .
of Iho Rails"' ' " . ? '(' . & ; .
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Red SpMer such virol (uiees from llie leoves
ond seriously dovitolizes apple, pear, prune,
clierry ond other trees.
This destructive pest fibs been effectively
controlled by o thorough application of
ORTHOL-K Medium, used ofono or in the
Codling.Motfi sproy. ' '' '' '"
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odults, and returns its cost many limes over
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