Medford mail tribune., July 17, 1935, Page 7, Image 7

SIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY 17. 1935.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Lrare for Belllnjiham Butord
Clark and family lei. lwt niht by
train nrout to Belllnham.
leaves for East H. P. Bush U-it
last evening by train enroute to .Pitts
burgh. Pa-
leaves Tonight J. P- Naumei Is
leaving thla evening by train enroute
to fan Francisco,
tfin Leave for South Mtsi Alma
Shock will leave this evening by train
enroute to San Francisco.
Hp re Wednesday John Johnson,
agent lor Pacific Fruit Express Co..
was attending to business here yes
terday. Arrives on Bualnet E. 6. Parrell.
representative of Union pacific lines,
arrived yesterday by train on busi
ness -
Leave for Ashland Among thM
from this city who left this morn
ing by train for Ashland were Mrs.
Lillian Dyekmen and Tlllie Engeimnn.
Here from Chicago-A. H. Ruhn of
Chfcago arrived this morning on the
Oragonlan to spend the. day here et
tending to business.
Discharged from CCC The follow
ing left last night by train for their
homes, having been discharged from
tha CCC: Kenneth T. Robbins. to
Portland: Alex Loglnlow. to San Fran
cisco; Harry Tryer, to Santa Barbara.
50,000 DEATHS IN
CHINA FLOOD AREA
. SHANGHAI, July 17(UP) peaths
from floods In the rich Yangtze and
Yello River valleys today passed
80,000.
Government and private relief
agencies mobilised all available re
sources to aid 1.000,000 homeless in
700 inundated cities and villages.
Stricken villagers, their supersti
tion dominating In time of dread
disaster, reverted to "old custom'' to
appease the dragon god of the rivers.
Priests in countless temples 'called
their followers to pray to Kuan Yin,
the goddess of mercy. They promised
.not to eat meat, believing the floods
were caused because the soul ol
slaughtered cattle returned to plague
the hearts of men.
' 'Frisco Horses Vanishing.
SAN FRANCISC (UP) It won't
be long until s, horse on Market street
will be an occasion for a legal holi
day. Dr. J. O. Gelger, city health of
ficer, reports the latest census totals
the city's horse population at 488.
BAER REFUTES
Maxle Baer, puglllim'e playboy, It hown In a New York City restaurant where he announced hit
"separation" from hit recent bride, the former Mary Ellen Sullivan of Washington, 0. C. Maxle wee with
Mary Kirk Brown (left) with whom he had been prominently Identified prior to hit marrUoe, when he
said religious differences made the marriage "no a" The former heavyweight champion changed hit
tune the next morning and tald, with hit tpouse, that everythinp ttill was lovely. Mrs. R. J. O'Brien
(center) alsowat a guest wiien Basr popped his "separation" etaiement. (Ateoclated Pratt Phete)
of W
Personal
Back from Portland T. W, Sae of
the Table Rock district, who has bn
In Portland for the past ssveral days,
having attended his father's funeral
there, returned this morning on tne
Oregontan.
t
Return from Portland" Mrs. H W.
Wilson and daughter Dorothy return
ed this morning on the Oregorian
from Portland, having left Medford
Saturday. They visited friends while
In the Rose Cltv.
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M. f. oids Leaves M. D. Olds of
Sheboygan. Mich., who organized and
formedly owned the Owen-Orepon
Lumber company, left by train last
night for the east, having been at
tending to business in the valley rela
tive to a tax suit Involving the com
pany. . .
Returns from Dental Meet Dr.
Frederick H. Johnson has returned
from Long Beach, Cal . where he at
tended the Pacific coast dental con
ference the past week. Dr. Johnson
motored north via Redwood highway
with his son. Dr. George Johnson, of
Los Angeles, who will spend a hort
vacation In Medford and the Johnton
cabin et Lake o the Woods.
Resumes Piano Teaching An an
nouncement of Interest was given out
during the past week by Mrs. H. E.
(Eva Hazelrigg) Marsh, who has de
cided to resume her teaching of piano
and organ Instruction In this city.
Mr. Msrh graduated in piano at the
Metropolitan school of music at In
dianapolis. Tnd.. her Instructor being
Oliver Wlllard Pierce.
(By the Associated Press.)
Ethiopian preparations for war have
entered a new phase with Emperor
Holla Salassla expected to cal) for a
general mobilization of - his troops
and with British sources Indicating
that the shipment of arms from Grent
Britain to Ethiopia may be permitted.
The League of Nations announced
at Oeneva its council probably will
be called together about July to
consider the erlsls confronting tHe re
lationship of the African empire and
Italy.
LONDON LIFTS BAN ON
TEACHERS MARRYING
LONDON, July 17 (API The Lon
don city council today lifted the ban
on married woman teachers.
Tli ere are 13.000 school mar ms In
London's schools, and until today's
order they had to remain old maids
in order to retain their positions.
Workmen digging ditches at Co
lusa, Cal., uncovered skulls of 25 an
cient Indians.
STATEMENT OF MARITAL RIFT
ft
UTILITY LOBBYIST
ED EVIDENCE
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11c utility executives, said In a state
ment: ,
"If subsequent evidence confirms
the accusation that representatives
of the utility holding company have
sent out fake telegrams opposing the
public utilities bill, the committee
of publlo utility executives condemns
such action as dishonest Just as
strongly as any other group In the
United States.
"It is acts like this committed by
a small number of companies m'hlch
have brought discredit upon the In
dustry and which have made It nec
essary for us to come to Washington
to defend ourselves against a bill
seeking to destroy us."
The senate lobby Investigators ord
ered Western Union officials to pre
serve all telegrams sent out In the
last year.
On the other side of the capltol.
the house rules committee Investi
gating utilities lobbying heard Rep
resentative Brewster (R Me.) assert
that he was ready to sacrifice his
reputation. If necessary, for the
Passamaquoddy tide harnessing act.
Denies I' lav Ball Edict
The house committee adjourned
after hearing Thomas Corcoran, RFC
attorney, deny that he said Brewster
must "play ball" with him on the
Passamaquoddy project.
Testimony by Roy T. Haines, a sec
retary to Brewster, that Dr. Harry
Cory of the public works adminis
tration told him that "nothing more
will be doing on 'quoddy' until the
holding company bill Is out of the
way" and that Brewster had better
some back from Maine because "he
Is holding up 'quoddy' " was de
scribed by Cory as "absurd."
Questioned at his office by re
porters, he said It was Haines who
did the talking..
"I didn't know anything about the
holding company bill," Cory said.
"Haines told me the Passamaquod
dy project would be held up until
Governor Brewster got back. He did
not tell me why.'
Truck Derails
Liberty Limited
UPPER SANDUSKY, Ohio, July 17.
( AP ) Ten persons were Injured
when the Liberty Limited of the
Pennsylvania railroad hit a truck,
derailed and tore up track for three
blocks here early today.
Three of the Injured were reported
to be In a serious condition.
The locomotive sheared off the
platform of a freight station and
wrecked several freight cars before It
overturned.
MUMS
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FEDERAL HOUSING
T SPEAKS AT
Leslie Peyton, field representative
of the federal housing administra
tion for southern and eastern Ore
gon, was the main speaker at last
night's meeting of the Medford Ac
tive club.
His subject was the housing ad
ministration, which he said was Im
portant "because the idea of It all Is
to create something that the coun
try has not already had. It is a re
covery act to put savings Into circu
lation." Mr. Peyton stated that two types
of loans are available under the
housing administration : first, the
modernization loan that can be used
on any type of property, and second,
loans for residences only, In urban
district or Just outside.
"The Idea in forming the hotu'ng
administration was principally to
correct the present state of condi
tions wherein most people i: . a
1035 car, a 1900 home, and a 1910
garden and conveniences." Mr. Pey
ton declared.
Mr. Peyton stated that the purpose
of the loan system is to make the
home more attractive and conditions
more favorable, consequently pro
moting more satisfied family rela
tions. He cited statistics In Chicago that
showed that in 1920 there were 43.
000 newly married couplee and
000 new homes, whereas In 1994
there were 41,750 newly marrird cou
ples and only the startllngly low
number of 1B9 new homes
It was announced that the follow
ing delegation of Actlvlans will leave
by way of the coast highway for
Aberdeen, Wash., where the Active
International convention Is to be
held. Glen Fa brick, district gover
nor; William McAllister, Interna
tional trustee; Jack . Butler. John
Nledermeyer. J. P. Moore, Bruce
Bauer and Chester Hubbard.
SOOTIEST HEAT
E
LOS ANGELES. Julv 17. (API
I The mercury, after bobbing around
I for several days in the upper ranges
of the thermometer, turned slightly
downward today throughout the
southwest, but three deaths were ad
ded to the toll of the heat wave.
bringing the three day total to 11.
E. S. Enaor collapsed and died while
at work on an oil lease near Maricopa,
CalJf., Cliff Davis. 50, enroute with
his family from Hollister, Calif., to
Sard Is. Miss., was overcome at Salome.
Ariz., and succumbed.
George Gompf, a Gila Bend, Arl.,
ranch hand, died of an Illness Induced
by the terrific heat.
Temperatures above the 100-degree
mark were still common, but the
local weather tomorrow would prob
ably be slightly cooler.
Music More Popular.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. (UP)
"Music will some day rival fooV.iall
In popularity among the American
people," said Jascha Hetfezt, Inter
nationally renowned vlollst, during a
brief visit here.
Oil field property of the University
of Texas has yielded the Institution
$17,189,966.
No. Dakota Votes
For Resumption
; Of Tax On Sales
FAROO, N. D., July 17. ff
North Dakota apparently has re
versed Itself on the retail sales
tax.
Opponents of the tax which,
went Into effect May 1 for a two
year period, last night conceded
their defeat In Monday's statewide
special election on the measure
Two years ago a similar law was
overwhelmingly repealed by the
voters.
Returns from 1.852 of the state's
3,242 precinct showed for Mon
day's election a total of W.a-U
votes In favor of the law, 68.757
against It.
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Little Jane Withers at Craterian
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Jane Withers, the little "brat" who
Imitated a machine gun, told tales on
Shirley Temple, tried to run her
down with a doll carriage and proved
herself a complete annoyance In
"Bright Eyes." haa the title role In
"Ginger." which comet to the Cra
terian theatre tomorrow.
Little Miss Withers sets a new style
In comedy entertainment in "Gin
ger," which kept Hollywood and New
York preview audiences In continual
guffaws and caused the prediction
commerce were received from the
following: Office Stationery and Sup
ply Company, Reliable Grocery, 6go
bel and Day, Rosenberg Bros., Mann's
Department Store and J. C. Penney
Company.
With these encouraging results
from the first day's activities, cham
ber of commerce officials confident
ly believe that within the next week
the membership of the chamber of
commerce will be big enough to per
mit a continuation of all the activi
ties which have been outlined for
the ensuing year by the board of di
rectors.
Junk Dealers Buy
Own Stolen Goods
UNIONTOWN, Pa., July 17, (AP)
The question Is: Are Abe Piatt,
senior and Junior, receivers of stolen
goods.
Father and eon operate a Junk
yard. Every day they bought con
siderable Junk from two men. The
two men are In Jail accused of steal
ing the Junk.
The Junk was stolen nightly from
the Junk yard of Abe Piatt, senior
and Junior.
Heads Air Conditioners.
CINCINNATI. (UP) J. Lawrwice
Denellle of St. Louis was elected
president of the Heating. Piping and
Air Conditioning Contractors' associ
ation at their 46th annual conven
tion here.
SUCCESS CROWNS
CHAMBER'S DRIVE
FOR MEMBERSHIP
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Hurry! It Ends Tomorrow! ES3
Whn peopls itart ooralng back
a second time and the picture 'i
only been on one day ... it
MUST BE GREAT!
KINO VIDOR'S SUPREME TRIUMPH
OUR
BRE
We laid it before and we'll lay
it again . Ten years from
Bow you'll still remember this
mighty screen hit!
that the film is a great beginning for
what looks like a great career.
Little Jane registers a million dol
lars worth of personality and talent
In her new picture and audiences are
assured that they will love her as
much In this story aa they hated her
in "Bright Eyes."
When Jane, the little. Independent,
self-reliant product of Ninth Avenue,
is taken into the Park Avenue home
of the pampered Jackie Searl, there's
a swell clash with a world of comedy.
Karen Morley Star
of Rialto's Drama
"Our Daily Bread." which opened
yesterday at the Rialto theater, prov
ed to be a forthy companion piece
of "The Big Parade," "The Crowd."
"Street Scene," "Hallelujah." and
other Vldor triumphs of the past.
Taklii; aaln, as he Iims done be
fore, a simple theme in this instance
that of a discouraged young -ity
couple who find their way to an
abandoned farm and begin life anew.
living, lovlnfi. working and fighting
fate, shoulder to shoulder with a' al
orful group of men and women like
themselves, drawn from every w.lk of
llfe-he. develops It into a film of
stunning dramatic proportions, en
dowed with the thousand and one
little human touches which made
those earlier films great and unfor
gettable. When these human, lovable folks
finally succeed In wresting a measure
of peace and happiness from life, a
reel menace appears In the youn?
wife's path in the peron of a pretty,
hard-boiled young blonde who vamp
the young husband and suoM-dt In
luring him away at a crucial mo
ment, v
Karen Morley and Tom Keene score
heavily as the young pair and pretty
Barbara Pepper is excellent as the de
signing blonde invader.
A model of the Mauretania haa
been presented to Winchester cathe
dral In England.
Now I Eat
Strawberries
I'pset Stomach Ones
Jiffy wltli llpll-nns
BELL-ANSS33S
FOR INDIGESTION Y.S
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Optometrists To
Meet At 7 p. m.
Optometrists of the southern dis
trict of the Oregon Optometrlc as
sociation will meet at the Hotel
Medford at 7:00 o'clock tonight.
Dr. Robt. E. Lee, Is ohairman In
charge of arrangements.
Discussions on the following sub
jects wilt be presented : "Low Re
sistance as a Refractive Problem."
"Optic Nerve Disease." "The Greatest
Handicap to Qrowth," and "The
Orthoptics of Myopia Chapter
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
'81 PONT! AC Coupe; a real buy U
only $295.00.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodije and Plymouth.
LOST A small brown, gray and black
spotted dog, resembling an Aus
tralian shepherd. License No. 309.
Last seen had chain fastened to
collar. Answers to "Tipsy. " Please
Phone 1342-Y.
1929 CHBV. li) -ton truck. 8 wheels.
13x7 Pnillpplno mahogany stake
body: very clean and A-l condition;
suitable for fruit or hav hauUoj.
See Meyers, Skinner's Garage, Med
ford. FOR RENT 5 -room house, furnished
or unfurnished; clean, reasonable.
300 West Jackson.
HAVE OPENING for 2 men to work
Jackson county; dignified worn
with opportunity for advancement.
Write P. O. Box 37, Grants Pass, for
Interview and give local references
Sparkling with fun and ' EjJ .
surprises . . . and romance ! , rTS Y j&fy
The same show for your aeoommodation at
HOLLY THEATRE
Starting
wHE save you a sample in
S ''BRIGHT EYES"... she gives
p you th works in "GINGER"!
A lovable little spitfire . . . she'll I
win your heart completely as she
r. starts on her way to stardom! I
7 Hr : i : f
JANE ' '
WITHERS if "
, JACKIE SEARL fk
, Katharine ALEXANDER &
The miss yon '11 want ; M f
to kiss , . . the kid you
will want to kick to. VjT 'jftM;,.
jether for your delight Ik'-
WANTED Stock to pasture In No. 1
clover pasture. H. C. Walker, Le
aner Lane, Medford.
TRADE wood for sedan.
245. Thomas road.
Rt. 1. Box
WANTED Experienced waitress at
once. Must be neat. Apply Dia
mond Cafe.
HOW TO SAVE WHEN YOU BORROW
1. Reduces Interest cost each nv.nth.
2. Reduces each month the amount
still owed.
3. Repaid by moderate monthly pay
ments suited to your income.
4. Ends all future commission and
renewal expense.
MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS A
LOAN ASS'N
126 East Main St. Telephone 193
APRICOTS Excellent crop; ordera
heavy. Get yours from the famous
non-lrrtgated Linn Orchard. Ei,le
Point. Brln? containers. 3ic lb.
Sifinboard at road off hlwuy. Victor
Toss l to re, proprietor.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
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liquid Ml. mu your bowel, d.ily. If ."
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unk .nd th. world look. V
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bowel movement doe-n't et at th. It
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Pill, to net the., two pounds of bile flowm,
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Tomorrow!
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