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if .,! nnl 1 R AGAINSTiCOUZENS OFFERS TO FEED II HUNGRY DRIERS LjiOTON. AK- 22- (AP) Tm,hiWUon officials made todit tnat the use ot women "tidersl raids upon speakeasies ibeni forbidden by official 'ad T. Jones, acting, prohiul Ztewt. commenting upon a V w Andrew McCampbell. l'dmmUtrator, that 'ladlea at will be" employed In this mere were certain places -lor that could not be en- 0t other fashion. i " not talked the matter over Lgd woodcock," Jones said. I do .know there has been no L order against It." Lij, Woodcock, who Is out of Z, m aroused recently by the L ., . inune Klrl at Buffalo, -4th intoxication, who said U accompanied a federal dry B obtaining evidence agninov v.. nf anpniceaslea. halt tline the federal dry chief i use of women as "decoys" itool ipigeons" would, not be FALL it freight car load of Mont- U ward company fall and catalogues will arrive in Mea- :us morning from Chicago, con- lo the Medford postof f Ice, lot jtitloa throughout southern k ud as far north as Eugene, i the northern California dis- i lir south as Redding. Montgomery Ward company M catalogue - output through tai poetofftce heretofore has k been contained In two . cars, pa time Is packed in one extra Might car. For we southern k territory north to Eugene, catalogues are required, and fi territory south to Redding catalogues. ' - . tandte these catalogue ship- It north and south from here. a looking after the transporta- fcm the car to the postofflce w to he sent out Hi Jack- Mnty. City Superintendent of it M. Houston and a delegation la local postofflce attaches will m at work today. Conslgn- lor tie north and south will k& on the two passenger mall ft trains of this evening. Dira Transfer company will hauling from the freight car trains and postofflce. It will 'Jt three days to deliver the p throughout the county od tht others for designated utn and north. PM for years past, ,has been imrioutlng for similar od Bedding for the catalonues mall order house, and Is also Hwtrotlng point for the same J lor the National-Bellas Hess I eatalogues. Only a week W catalogues of the latter 7 nre distributed from here. "M Roebuck company cata- ' this section are hanrileri r Eugene postofflce. I" MONICA. CaL Alio- 10 H"lnucd Improvement was ro tonight at the hospital in PMition of Pola Negri, picture M was considered certain that PUon for appendicitis will not fJ. - Ohio, Aug. 23. (AP) Dc 'Weral days of the first flight ""y's new dirigible Akron. fnw! tonight by the Good ellri Corp., because of need changes to give greater d rtrennth tadville. 'mi.. n.rti,i! F' """psper, hits been pub- IDA MILLER Trail, Oregon plnvlteel to present thlt eou Mali Trlbunt office and FREE GKETS MtALKTWfl TTfflTTT V POORAMATTHB . 'Snbicrilwolthe MAIL HUBUNE W' of th M Trlbunt IH ...V "PPr hero tomon Whs, b'!r"'-i' namei will Ctnli. durl,, the du V,,'1 0,''. all iubserlbert DETROIT. Aug. 22.-,AP)-Senator letter ,o Mayo, Prank MuX an5 attached a nrnii .,.?. . ana mrM . . es.UUO.000 """ "y Private subscrlp Monbcfore his gift of 1,000.000 Le The nmvnr1 n,u u , . j . "on oeen Hamper ed by lack of funds In hi. attempt to aid 18,000 families through The welfare department, characterized the senator's offer . . i .. . . - (M1U iiooie deed, and said he would take action ia Iorm a committee to raise the $9,000,000. Detroit has , u wun a aei- iclt In Its municipal finances through expenditure. . n,i ..t . 8 wiuuii nave at times reached 1,500.000 a month. "nB city council declared that the welfare department expenses must be cut to not more than 1300 -000 a month. Senator Couzens gifts to charitable interests and public Institutions in the past twelve years have totaled nearly S17.00O.OO0. Senator Couzens and family In their, private car passed thru thu city last week. ! OTCEOOX SUNDAY, 'AFOrST 2.1, 19H1. E CRATERIAN STAGE Women of Medford and southern Oregon will be entertained next Mon day at the Fox Craterian, when Ad rlenne's presents the new fall styles In coats, frocks and dresses In a col orful fashion revue, to be known as Romantic Revivals Idea. Revivals is a most fitting term for the fall fash Ions of 1031, for ladles of the Sec- end Empire of Prance, the lovely mademoiselles of the most brilliant Court in French history, have come to life with this new season, the mod ern adaptations of the mode of that bygone era. being the most exciting of any styles In years. A special dancing act will herald the coming of the charming models who will Introduce the new fail, cos tumes, musio will be furnished by Lenh Holt, organist, and a. well-known stage band, and several other .added attractions will be Included. . In connection" with Adrtenne's pres entation, will bo the screen offering, "Huckleberry Finn," furnishing a wavo of clean, happy, entertainment, with a cast of spontaneous young ac tors and adult players, headed by the talented and popular Jackie Coogan. 1 Waidport Bca's Beauty Shop has moved Into Lillian Linton's building. 1 Mere than half the 1,183,157 listed families in Michigan own radio re ceiving sets. FOR CIA ROAD PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 23. (API Orders have been 9.000.000 feet of railroad ties to bei "ueo in me Willamette and Colum blt rivers In September and October for delivery at Pukow. China, it be came known today. Shipping men said about 1.000.000 feet would be handled by the Ocean ic and Oriental line, represented here by the American Hawaiian Bt.mhi company. For the first Beven months of the year, Columbia log and lumber ship ments totaled 101.171.7Ra tt oamt 83.298,502 for the like period of 1930. mercnants exchanged figures show. 4 MIDDIES FACE E WASHINGTON. Aiur m(ai Unless four midshipmen can satis factorily explain misconduct, nn n w. cent European cruise they never will wenr ine gold braid of a naval offi cer. , , . v Requests for exnlanatinna nrAm ad dressed to them today by aetlng sec- rcuuy janncice of tne navy after Rear Admiral Thomas C. Hart, superinten dent of the academy at Annapolis, had recommended their dismissal. Jahncke said he would take every precaution to see that nn Jnlnatl l done and would go over the papers personally ii tne case comes to him The nature or the nfrnnnoA vnia nnt made known and the names of the middles were withheld. , It had been said previously at the department that ten men were , in volved. .. , .. . DOG CATCHER HAS POLICE ESCORT KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22. (API The dog catcher, too, It seems must have his day. In Kansas City armed patrolmen are cruising In his wake to see that he gets It. George Evans, dog enumerator. complained his men were treated with no more respect than a baseball umpire. Their appearance has bc como the signal for B barrage of bot tles and rocks hurled by youthful admirers of the dogs. Often, sighed Evans, the boys mar shalled' sufficient 'strength to " cntcri the catchers, upset the dog wagon and free their canine friends. You have a treat coming to you If you have not had a milk shake made at Heath's Drug Store The biggest little fountain in town In the coolest store In town. MOTHER HELD AS BEATER OF GIRL PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 22. (AP) Mrs. Madeline Piiiior, 41, Portland, who lives Just over the line In Clack amas county, was arrested today on a sanity warrant after she allegedly administered a severe beating to her 16-year old daughter, Mary, a sopho more In tfte Milwaukee high school. The warrant was .signed by A. L. Cross, Held agent for the Oregon Humane society. Pour officers were sent to serve the warrant on Mrs. Pinter because last week, sheriff's officers said she tore up a warrant lsued by the Clackamas county court. Mrs. Pinter, however, offered no resistance. Mary IPnter showed officers num erous bruises on aer orms and legs which, she said, ' were caused by heavy I blows 1 from a stick In her mother's hands. PAGE FIVE COLOR PAGE PRIZE 3 A large number of boys and girls called at the Mall Tribune office yesterday, bringing their color sheets for the prizes to be awarded on Sat urday. . Winners announced yesterday were Edna Chsstain. route a. Medford, first: Lois Spanlol. 138 North Holly, second and third prize: Carlin Piatt, 1119 Bast Eleventh street, Mary Baird, 638 Dakota, and James A. Elliott, 326 North Bartlett. Radiators will noticeably affect tho performance of your car. It will cause over-heating and sluggishness. Let us test your radiator for leaks . . ; blow out the ac cumulation of dirt and sediment then just see the difference! i LIFE CELEBRATED Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leaders, who :esldc at 1135 West Tenth street, celebrated their fiftieth wedding an niversary Friday when a number of their friends and neighbors called throughout the day. They were pre sented with two anniversary cakes, many flowers and numerous other t'llta. The couple was married In Elkhart, Ind., August ai. 1881. Both Mr. and Mrs. Leaders were born In Germany, and came to the United States when young people. Mr. Leaders Is 80 years old and Mrs. Leaders, TJ. They moved to Medford In 1907, and have made their home here since that time. They are the parents of Miss Caro line Leaders, and Mrs. George Chll dreth. of Medford. H; P. Leaders of Eugene, Mrs. L. M. Overholscr of Go shen. Ind.. and Mrs. Carl Thompson of Elkhart. Ind. The couple has' 18 gnuid culldrcn, and four great-grand children. 4 TO BRIDGE FETE The Crater club, pioneer booster organisation of southern Oregon hni received a special Invitation to attend the big bridge celebration in bUxtyou county next Saturday, Aug. 29. The dedication of the new "Pioneer Bridge" lu the Shasta canyon will mark the completion of one of the greatest bridges In the west and will be attended by thousands of visitors. An elaborate program has been plan ned for the afternoon and evening and all Craters are urged to plan now to attend. The Medford enravnti is scheduled to leave hero at 10:30 a. m. Chicago Is connected wit.h 180 cities of the United States by air trnnsport lines. . T LANDS AT MIAMI MIAMI. Fla., Aug. 3'i. ( AP) The I Gorman flying boat DO-X, largest airplane In the world, landed on the; placid waters of Blscavue Bav todav J to complete Its leisurely voyage from Germany to the United States, begun November 5. The big ship took off from Anttlla. Cuba, early this morning, and was first sighted over Miami at 10:25 a. m. B. 8. T. It landed alter circling the city several times. Arriving ahead of schedule, the) uo-x caught the welcoming com mittee, newspapermen and photog raphers unprepared. Clarence Schiuihauor of Philadel phia. American co-pllot. described the flight from South America as a "leisurely expedition from which many technical advantages had been brought to aviation." Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 Every Day in the Week "The Food Is Better" at the Medford Fenders Straightened Hy Klrrtrlr IVnler Stralchtener Only One In Southern Oregon Shorty's Fender and Body Shop ill 8. linrtlett St. Medford, Ore. fca'n""";' '"XTi Mini , n "sW I Wm- No-whileyou V I rhrg ArB -Earning.. y UJ nwwv Sow An All Year Crop Dollars planted today will grow over and over again. Your bank account yields a crop of happiness and independence that will survive any; storm. ,. Open a Savings Account First National Bank "A Departmentiaed Bank" Now: v R2aii?lk fflhiese EDates an Yonni? Caflennafe SEPTEMBER 7 to THE MAIL TRIBUNE'S ANNUAL BARGAIN Old and New Readers May Subscribe for it:-:!- i An Actual CASH SAVING for Every Subscriber I QUESTS OP fcBenv Finn"