MEDFORD IIXF'. TMBT72TE, MEDFOTJD, OTCF.GONT, WFDXFSDIY, OCTOBER 5, 1932
PACE THREE
LOCAL BQURB
WILL ENTERTAIN
H. STARKWEATHER
H. Q. Starkweather, Democratic
candidate for congress from this
district, will apeak In Meaford next
Monday, it waa announced today by
prank DeSouza, chairman of the
Jackaon Democratic county central
committee. He will speak Monday in
this city and continue to Ashland,
land Tuesday, where he will speak In
the evening under the auspices of
the City Democratic committee. A
rally will be held in the armory of
the neighboring city and elaborate
plans are being made for the enter
tainment of the Democratic nominee,
Monday noon a luncheon, honor
ing Mr. Starkweather, will be held at
the Hotel Holland in this city and
all Democratic county committee
men, candidates and all other mem
bers of the party are especially In
vited. Carl O. Donau&h, chairman, of the
state Democratic committee, will also
be present to confer with local Demo
crats. He will be accompanied by
Vernon Wlllams, finance director of
the state committee. Other Demo
cratic candidates are expected.
Attorney DeSouza also announced
today that he has appointed an ex
ecutive committee to head the cam
paign In the county. It la com
posed of W. H. Canon, J. H. Puller of
Ashland, J. P. Wortman, A.. E.
Reames and Ralph G Jennings.
The com m 1 ttee wi 11 h ave head -quarters
at the county committee
headquarters on East Main street.
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eca Nealon
, CIVIC MUSIC HEAD
SPEAKS TO LIONS
The purposes of the Southern Ore
gon Civic Music association were out
lined today by Arthur W. Manuel,
Pacific coast manager ot tne Civic
Concert Service, at the noon lunch
eon of the Lions club at the Hotel
Holland. .
The association will bring to Med-
ford this season, he assured the Lions
three and possibly four concerts.
Mrs. Donald Clark appeared before
the club to ask all members to buy
their tickets to the Fox Cratertan
theater at the Rex Cafe this week, in
order that the women's division of
the county relief council may obtain
35 per cent of the profits to be usea
in relief work. Tickets bought at the
box office will not benefit the relief
movement.
Mr. Cary of San Rafael, Cal., was a
guest of the club and gave an inter
esting account of the pleasant re
actions to his visit here, the first one
In many years. He listed Medford as
one of the most desirable places ne
has ever known.
Missionary Conference
Scheduled for Friday.
Members of Home and Foreign Mis- :
sionary societies of the Cascade dis
trict of the Methodist church are
looking for ward to the conference
to be held here Friday, October ?.
at the Methodist Episcopal church.
The all-day meeting wilt be sup
plemented by a tea at the home of
Miss Helen Carlton, president of the
Home Missionary society, who la in
viting the guesta to her home on
the Old Stage road for 4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. A. J. Geddes of Roseburg, presi
dent for this district of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society, will as
sist Miss Carlton as hostess.
The conference at the local church
will open at 9:30 o'clock and the
morning session will be devoted to
the foreign missions.
Luncheon will be served at 12 and
the afternoon meeting will be di
vided between the two societies.
Numerous speakers of ability and
wide experience will be heard on the
day's program. The list Includes Ruth
Field of India, Miss Mary Young of
Korea, Mrs. Edwards, conference
worker of the foreign sQciety; Mrs. R.
L. Reed, Portland, of the Home so
ciety, Mrs. D. J. Maple and Miss
Keech, superintendent of the Manley
center, and Mrs, J. J. Oerder, who will
speak on Alaska.
Supper and an evening session win
be held at the church.
Mrs. Humphreys, Honor
Guest at Bridge Tarty
Feting Mrs. Ooodwln Humphreys
on the occasion of her birUiday, Mrs,
F. G. Bunch entertained with a love
ly bridge party and handkerchief
shower last evening at her home on
the Jacksonville road. Rooms were
decorated in autumn flowers from
Mrs. Bunch's gardens, which are fill
ed with many choice blossoms this
year.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
evening, with five tables in play, and
prizes were awarded Mrs. Belva Aiken,
Mrs. Cole Holmes, Mrs. Roy Watson
and Mrs. W. A. Holloway.
A guest prize was also presented
the honor guest.
Eastern Star Dance
On Tonight's Calendar.
A gala event on this evening's cal
endar is the dancing party announced
by Reames Chapter No. 66, Order of
Eastern Star. Cards will be played
in addition to dancing and a large
attendance of Reames chapter mem
bers, Masons and their invited guests
is expected.
The affair will be the first of a
series planned for the winter social
season, and very special plans are
being completed to assure Its suc
cess.
Majestic Radio
Owners Eligible
In Prize Contest
Southern Oregon families who own
x9 1 a mriin nra All elleible to com
pete in the $100,000 Majestic prize
contest, announced In the Mail Trib
une yesterday by Palmer Electric
company, local dealers.
An effort Is being made to locate
the oldest Majestic electric sec now
in ftnoratJnn in t.ht nart of the state.
The owner of the winning model will
be given a Siiex coriee-majtcr, wnrcn
tx sntirelv of Pvrex elass and
now preferred to many other utensils
used in making conee.
The oldest electric set, regardless
of made, in southern Oregon will &lw
Ht. ft supt rof fee -maker.
National cash awards will be made
as follows: First prize, to the owner
of the oldest Majestic radio reported.
$1000; second prize, to the owner ol
the next oldest set, $500; third prize,
$100; fourth prize, $50. Ten prizes
of $25 each and ten prizes of $10
each. Oldest radios of other makes
are Included in a separate division
with $98,000 in prizes.
This Majestic contest Is actually
one of the most simple affairs ever
staged as there are no essays to
write, no cross-word puzzles, no puz
zles of any kind, no guessing. Just
give the name or make of your radio,
model and serial number, to the o
cal dealer. More detailed informa
tion may be secured at Palmer Elec
tric store, East Main and Bartlett
streets.
Civic Music Holds I
Society's Attention
Bridge, luncheon and tea tables are
rather deserted these days as mem
bers of the leading social groups con
centrate their effort m the enroll
ment campaign of the Southern Ore
gon Civic Music association. Enroll
ment week opened Monday night at
large banquet at the Hotel Med
ford and will continue until Satur
day night. And, during the interim,
all who love music and all who wish
to bring good music into the Uvea
of many others are devoting their
days to advancement of the associa
tion's second year In Medford.
The larger the membership this
year, the more excellent will be the
concerts obtained for the season.
With this reward as incentive the
workers are giving all possible time
to acquainting those not familiar
with civic music with the import
ance of the association to southern
Oregon,
Building Bridge Club
Meets, Parish Hall.
The meeting of the Building Bridge
club will be held at Parish hall to
morrow Instead of at the T. E. Dan
iels home, a previously announced,
Mrs, Rose Schleffeltn and Mrs A.
Duff will be hostesses for the occa
sion and a good attendance Is antici
pated.
Pocahontas Lodge
To Enjoy Luncheon
Members of Pocahontas lodge will
meet for luncheon and a business
session Thursday, tomorrow, at Red'
men hall.
Dr. Folsom, Guest
From Portland
Dr. Fred Folsom of Portland was a
visitor here yesterday as guest of Dr.
and Mrs. F. Q. Bunch, at their home
on the Jacksonville road.
Degree of Honor
Meets Thursday
The Degree of Honor will meet
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in
Labor hall. k
Garden Club Opens
New Year Tomorrow
The first meeting of the fall sea
son and the first meeting in the new
county court house will be Jield to
morrow evening by the Medford Gar
den club at 7:30 o'clock.
The session will be held In the
auditorium of the new court house
and a feature of the evening will be
the operation of a new plant ex
change. Discussion of important bus
iness matters will be led by Mrs. A.
E. Reames, president.
College Women Meet
Saturday Afternoon
The College Women's club will
meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Porter J,
Neff. Miss Annette Gray will review
"Limit" and "Renewal", by Kipling.
The hostess will be assisted by Miss
Sara Van Meter, A pleasant after
noon is expected and all members are
urged to attend.
Talisman Temple
To Meet Wednesday
The regular meeting of Talisman
Temple No. 40 will meet in the K. P.
hall tonight for the last session to
be held prior to the grand temple
session In Portland. A large attend
ance Is especially requested In view
of thla fact.
Mrs. Bush Ik
Dinner Hostess,
JACKSONVILLE Mrs. Harry Bush
of Medford entertained at dinner
October 1 for Mrs. Mary Dunn and
daughters. Mrs. Lizzie Vansant, Mrs.
Ottie Caldwell and Mrs. Ella Rice, all
of Portland and Miss Issie McCully
of Jacksonville.
WOMEN MEETING
TO CONSIDER BILL
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 a'clock
Medford women will gather at the
Hotel Holland to discuss arguments
opposing passage of the Zom-Mac-Pherson
bill, It was announced to
day by John Fuller of Ashland, who
will meet with the women and have
charge of the session.
A group of Ashland women who
have been carrying on an extensive
battle against the school merger
measure will journey to Medford to
confer with the local ladles Inter
ested in retaining the Southern Ore
gon Normal school at Ashdand, In
stead of converting It into a junior
college.
Within the next few days Mr. Ful
ler will leave on & tour from Lake
view to Marshfleld, covering the
southern Oregon district, carrying the
message of opposition to the pro
posed measure and pointing out the
additional expense of the proposed
system.
OCAL DOGTORILL
WITH TRICHINOSIS
Suffering from trichinosis, a dis
ease caused by eating pork or chick
en, Dr. A. E. Dodson, well known
local physician, Is In the Sacred
Heart hospital. He became 111 last
Thursday and diagnosis, made by
Dr, E. W, Durno, he stated today,
showed the affliction as trichinosis.
The disease is caused by trlchlnella
spiralis larvae, existing In the meat,
It is characterized by Intestinal dis
orders and severe muscular pain.'
Dr. Dodson was in a slightly Im
proved condition this afternoon.
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Aurora. H. J. Long leased Hubert
Muylle filling station.
Ashland Bank To
Dispose Of Bonds
An order granting the Citizens Bank
of Ashland the right to sell 3000 bonds
of the Pacific Gas and Electric com
pany, and 3000 bonds of the Eugene
Municipal Light and Power company
was signed yesterday In circuit court,
as a step in the liquidation of the
frozen assets of the institution. The
bonds are sought by Portland broker
age house, and the request to sell was
filed by the state bank department.
Monmouth. Three miles of high
way north of town being widened.
Permanent Waves
French Steam Push Wave
Complete
$1.98
ALAINE'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Phone 1518
113 E. Main
IG 3-DAY SALE
-fX Thursday, Friday, Saturday
DRESSES
S$2-95
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One lot of New Fall pure
silk frocks. Individual
smart styles. A real
value at only -
Better Dresses
of better (JjO QC
real money- Pm vv
One group
dreMf. A great
saving value at.
FREE: Wlih any drew or coat
and up. a Jowly Dartre Set, hra.!rre
and French panties.
HATS Including famous Gas models.
Very special, 50c to !i.!3, Hurtle. aac
OUK SH0E3 Plt themselves.
(1.4.1 to H.35.
The Band Box & Shoe Box
The Btore tht saves you money
223 East 6th. Phone 989
ROUGH TWEEDS FOR FALL
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Hens Ie a amart atreet coatumo featuring brown whlsh la ao popular
tnla fall. The suit la brown and whtta tweed. The blouse and hat are
In the same shade of deep brown. Brown kid pumps with a narrow
trap of llziard complete the costume. (Associated Presa Photo)
Jap Schoolboy Pleads
For U. S. Understanding
WASHINGTON, Oct. B. (JP The j
Manehurlan question, It aeema to J
Chikal Hojio, Japanese school boy:
la not fully understood in Washing-!
ton.
la his role as an internationalist
laboring with some lingual difficul
ties, he riaa just sent a thumbnail
sketch of matters to thla govern
ment's capital city, addressed to the,
"Estimable Mayor of Washington." i
Chikal, a student in the Takasu
school, Glju prefecture, said in hts
letter which went to the commission
era of the District of Columbia;
"Pardon me, mayor, thBt I ask for
your permission. According foreign
telegrams, a general outcry arose
against for Japanese troops at Man
chukuo, In America. At 1st thought
it must be strange. But please more
understand for Manechukuo, as Pres
ident Ruzvelt said, 'For the eastern
it Is necessary to watch, protect them
selves. Our troops there are for the
Asian peace and for the world peace.
America la the country of
the general outcry, peace, too. Mayorl
"Please lead (if America could) for
general outcry to stop a fleet ma
neuver on Pacific ocean, put Japai
for hyposesla enemy. Beceause from
the man down to boy are put Into
the animosity each other. Please
Mayor lead the American's general
outcry rightfully."
LIBRARY LISTS
LAP.GE NUMBER
NEW VOLUMES
New books received for October by
the Jackson County library, have been
listed and Include 45 publications, 17
fiction and 28 non-flctloa.
They are;
' Kietlan.
Bentley, Inheritance.
Bower, Rocking Arrow.
Corbett, The Young Mrs, Meigs,
Dargan, Call Home the Heart.
Esty, The Proud House.
Evarts, Shortgrass.
Freeman, Fathers of Their People.
Gabriel, I, James Lewis.
Glbbs, Undertow
Kipling, Limits and Renewals.
MaeCrlndle, Ice In Egypt,
Morgan, The Fountain.
Quennell, The Phoenix-Kind.
Stribling, The Store.
Tsurmuml, The Mother
Wiley, The Copper Mask and Other
Stories.
Wllloughby, Spawn of the North.
Non-Fiction,
BrtiU Tour Child and His Parents.
Patrl, The Questioning Child.
Salter Recovery.
Beard, America Paces the Future.
Soule,. A Planned Society,
Mawson, The Dictionary Compan
ion. Degler, Internal-Combustion En
gines, Neil, Candies and Bonbons and Row
to Make Them,
Dutton, Principles of Organization
as Applied So Business,
Nn'onal Recreation Association of
America, County Parks.
American Rose Society What Every
Rose Grower Should Kivow.
Sherwood, Hold Yer Has scat The;
Elephants Are Coming.
Wlllson, Where the World Folds
Up a Night.
Totheroh One-Act Plays for Every
one. Desmond Far Horizons
Cohen-Porthelm, England, the Un
known Isle.
Hergeaheimer, Berlin.
Raiguel, This Is Russia,
Thomas, Arabia Felix.
Casey, Four Faces of Siva,
Ringel, America as Americans Sec
It.
Fauconnler, Malalsle.
Thomas, Rolling Stone.
Lake, Wyafet Earp, Frontier Mar
shal. ,
Baring, In My End Is My Beginning.
Tarbell, Owen . Young.
Stoll( SUver Strike,
Portland. Plans being drawn for
creamery building for Dairy Co-operative
association to bo erected be
tween 11th and 12t& street on East
Main street.
NEW MILLION DOLLAR LIBRARY
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Scene at the dedication ceremony at Los Arvfrelea at the presenta
tion to the University of Southern Caffforrua of a handsoma frbrary
by E L, Dohetty and family, (Associated Press PhotoV
"VM HOT AFRAID TO ADMIT
MY AGE"-g
Judith Anderson
Dressmaking Aid
At M. M. Store
Miss Ina Ranson, stylist for the
McCall company of New York, will
be at the M. M. Department store
tomorrow and Friday, October 6 and
7, to assist their customers with
dressmaking problems and give ad
vice in regard to other matters of
Interest to the well-dressed woman.
Because ot her expert knowledge
and constant contact with style
sources, Miss Ranson is prepared to
offer excellent suggestions for plan
ning and selecting appropriate ward
robes. Southern Oregon women are In
vited to call at the M, M, store either
Thursday or Friday to take advan
tage of this unusual opportunity.
Bids Wiled for grading and surfac
ing of Rainroad-to-Cushman sector
of Siuslaw highway. Florence Oar.
Work on Central Orison highway
between Vale and Burns to be start
ed soon.
Salem. Barhasis Bros, awarded
general contract for construction of
physician's residence at state Insti
tution for feeble minded here, to
cost is.eos.
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Klamath Falls. Cement sidewalk
being laid at fire station.
"I'm 30 years oc" says Judith Ander
son, famous Broadway star. "On the
stage you have to stay youthful, so ws
nil are very careful about out compiex
ions. "I've used Lux Toilet Soap for
years it's such a sure way of keeping
your skin soft and attractive.
In Hollywood of the 694. important
actresses, including ail stars, actually
G36 use this fragrant white soap, Surely
your skin should be kept youthfully
aglow. Buy scvcrsl enkes today!
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Schilling
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