MEDFORD TRD3TJXE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TVFD'NESDAY. .TTTLY 31. 1935.
PSGE FIVE
Local and
Tn Minneapolis Robert Walker ex
pected to leave this morning by train
enroute to Minneapolis, Minn.
Alrtrlch to Povts W. W. Aldrlch
rtt for Davla. Cal.. leM evening by
train, to attend to business there for
te vera! days.
Tenre for Eu Rene Walter Dale and
ten Wllbert left this morning on the
Shwta for Eiene. where they have
both secured employment.
Cram-fwd Bark from Trip Oris
Crawford, cashier at the First Na
tional banlc, has returned from a va
cation trip to Portland and other
point north.
Her from C.rant Pass Carmen
Ian of Grants Pass arrived this
morning by train to upend the day
in Medford. visiting at the Tom Har
vey home on North Peach street.
pppnrllne Week Lyman Home C. E.
Talbott of Sutherlin. Ore., is spend
ing the week at the home of A. E.
Lyman. The two families were
friends many years ago when they
lived in Iowa.
l.eave for Vacation In North Mrs.
.7. R. Cste left this morning by train
for E'.iRPne. where she will be Joined
by her mother. Mrs. P. W. Marks, for
ft two weeks' vacation trip together
to Tacoma, Wash.
Bike Stolen Bill Thorndlke, son of
Eugene Thorndlke of the First Na
tional bank, reported today that his
bicycle, a new Colestream, painted
blue and white, was stolen yesterday
morning from in front of the Nata
torlum. With Southern Pacific Co. C.
Wlens. representative cf Sovithern Pa
cific lines, left today for Portland,
after a short business visit here. He
reported tliat in Inspecting elMes
along the coast, he found that Med
ford is unusually clea n In a ppe ar
anc and ha-s a very slight traffic
ha7rd.
RtiPlness Meeting for franj;e7-Due
to the fact that the Central Point
Grange a nd the Roxy Ann Grange
are scheduled to meet on the same
date, Friday. August 2, the Central
Point Grange will have Just & short
business meeting before the two
Grange meet together, it was an
nounced today. Ladles are requested
to bring sandwiches, pickles or fruit ,
Juices. j
I'm a Tea-
Taster... but
not a Tee
Totaler!' says
Professional Tascer of Fiat Teal for 30 year
"In bonded whiskey, as in
Mended ten, I look for
Natural delicacy of flavor,"
says Mr. Smith, "and thirty
years of professional tasting
have made my palate mighty
hard to please. But it said
'okay' at the very first sip
of Hiram Walker's blends.
They have that,
honest whiskey
lina of ikhs
92.30 Fifth S 1.45 Pint
l nd Nn. 2?:lt-n I'ortp No. 2231-
M of Club
S1.75 Fifth
redd No, 22.10-n
SI. 10 Pint
Cmle No. inO-C
taste that w
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Personal i
H"e from Griffin Creek-Cnftin
erwlt vLntora In Mrdtord today In
cluded Erelyn ,nd Bern Brortoway.
Her from Appieratc Mra. c. C
Buck- of the Applet. hM orfn
among Medford business visitors to
day. Return, to Portland Mlaa Margaret
Jensen, nurse at St. Vincent's hospital
at Portland, returned north today
after spending seTeral weeks on vaca
tion at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Jensen of Medford.
Baby rilnle Scheduler! it was an
nounced today at the courthouse that
a fcaby clinic will be held tomorrow.
August 1. )n the Sparrow Memorial
department of the eourthou.se. Those
desiring may telephone 1S59 for ap
pointment. Bleelow from Fair p. D. B'gelow,
owner of the Blgelow confectionery
store here, returned Monday evening
from San Diego, where he spent two
weeks vacationing. While away from
the city he also spent some time vis
iting In his old home town, Ren,
Nev.
a
ArmUtlr na.r Committee Appointed
ft was announced today that an
Armistice day committee has been
appointed by Medford post of the
Amerlcsn Legion to make arrange
ments for the Armistice day celebra
tion. Members of the committee are
Cass Wvmorc. chairman: Capt, Mar
tin. Louis Older. A regular old-time
celebration with street stunts Is be
ing planned, also a parade and dug
outa. The program will end with a
dance at Oriental Gardens.
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GIFT EXEMPTION
WASHING TON, July 91. (API
Over President Roosevelt's publicly
expressed objections, house ways and
means committee Democrats were
disclosed today to have ajrreed to
let corporations deduce charitable
gifts from their Incomes.
Chairman Dough ton (D., N. C.)
called the full committee to meet
tomorrow to approve an amendment
which will be offered to the tax bill
Friday or Saturday.
Aa agreed to by the Democrats.
corporation gifts and contributions
which could be exempted from taxa
tion would bs limited to 6 per cent
of the corporation's net Income.
ONTARIO EDITOR
- FACES CONTEMPT
ONTARIO, Ore.. July 31. (AP)
George K. Aiken, editor and pub
lisher of the Weekly Ontario Argus,
was yesterday cited to appear In
court here August 16 on contempt
proceedings after Circuit Judge
Charles W. Ellis had ruled that an
editorial In the paper constituted Im
proper comment on a court case.
Judge Ellis held that an editorial
which appeared following the sen
tence and parole of a prisoner, con
tained statements which were not
correct and that the editorial consti
tuted comment upon a pending case.
ANTI-NAZI RIOT PRISONERS GUARDED
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Guarded by detective two of the men arrested during the ntl.
Nan demonstration on board the S. S. Bremen are shown leaving the
patrol wagon they arrivs at the New York police station. The,
hurling overboard of a swastika banner on the liner started the riot.
(Associated Press Photi
Richardson Springs
Where Yon
mmlng.
ite Lee O.
ETHIOPIA SPURNS
IDATE
ITALY OBDURATE
ADDIS ABABA. July 81. AP
The Ethiopian foreign office an
nounced today that the nation would
reject any proposal for an interna
tional League of Nations mandate
over Ethiopia.
The foreign offlre Issued a com
munique stating- that no such pro
posal had been marie to the impe
rial government and that, further
more, if any were- received it would
be turned down.
"No amount of prosperity under
foreign domination." declared the
foreign office, "would compensate
for the loss of Independence."
GENEVA. July 31. (API Baron
Pompeo Aloisi. Premier Mussolini's
representative In the League of Na
tions, flatly told the league council
today that Italy would not dtacuss
anything at this time except the
arbitration question In its dispute
with Ethiopia.
The Italian representative declared
he coxild not participate In any dis
cussion which included other mat
ters than the subject of arbitration.
FINLEY INSISTS
WILD FOWL HURT
PORTLDND, July 31. (ffi Reiter
ation of the charpes that the United
State reclamation project In Klam
ath county pays no heed to water
fowl and that engineers have been
both careless and destructive of wild
life resources was made by William
L. Finley, Portland naturalist, late
yesterday.
His remarks were aimed principally
at B. E. Hayden, superintendent of
the Klamath reclamation project.
Hayden recently answered charges by
Finley, and aald he favored develop
ment of land habitable by both man
and bird.
Finley recently returned from
Washington, where he conferred with
Secretary of the Interior Ickes and
J. N. Darting, chief of the biological
survey.
WASHNGTON. July 31. (API Ap
pointment of Dr. T. J. D. Shanley of
Butte, Mont., aa chairman of a re
gional works progress administration
advisory board for the western states
was announced late yesterday by
Harry L. Hopkins, works progress ad
ministrator. The board will consist of from
three to five members to be an
nounced later. Oregon will be under
the board which will act as observer
of the works progress administra
tion's operations and has been asked
to give the administration the bene
fit of unbiased, competent advice
from an outside point of view.
Board members will receive $25' a
day when actually on governmental
business. Other regional boards will
be appointed later.
Hill nn. a Wonderful Vacation.
Mineral natera and Batha
AIR-COOLED HOTEL
HOUSEKEEPING COTTAOES
Tennla, Oolf, Bldlin. tree Morlet.
Shufflehoard. Oanrlnf
Richardson. Rlrharcl'On Sprln(s.
(lutlr ( a., lalll.
PACIFIC AIRBASE
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George Belsey (center) one of the party which returned to San
Francisco after establishing alrbases for trans-Pacific commercial
flights, was fondly greeted In San Francisco by his daughter. Shirley
Ann. and his wife. (Associated Press Photot
TOUR TO ENLIST
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WASHINGTON, July 31. (AP)
Secretary Ickes borrowed a navy
plane today and sent out five of his
most trusted lieutenants In a final
attempt to sell the country on more
PWA projects.
Headed by Col. Horatio B. Hackett.
assistant PWA administrator, and for
mer West rolnt football star, the
party scheduled Columbus, Ohio, as
Its first stop enroute to the west
coast and back via the Northwest.
Cities to be visited by the PWA of
ficials during their flight Included:
August 5: San Panclsco.
August fl: Portland, Oregon.
August 7: Fly over Bonneville
dam, arrive Seattle. Wash.
August 8: Spokane. Wash.
August 13: Report to Ickea.
FILLS VACANCY
SALEM. July 31. (AP)-T. S. Far-
rell of Lakevlew today was appointed
state bonus commission attorney of
Lake county to succeed L. F. Conn,
who has resigned.
C. F. O'Loughlin, Klamath Falls,
was appointed representative of the
bonus commission for Klamath
county. He will succeed R. C. Dale,
resigned.
Both appointments were an
nounced at a meeting of the state
bonus commission.
SOVIET U-BOAT
RA1I0.55L0ST
MOSCOW, July 31 (AP) Fifty
five officers, seamen and naval
school students perished when the
Russian submarine B-3 collided with
another veasel and sank in the gull
of Finland July 25, It was an
nounced tonight.
4
KEYS and expert lock repairing
Medford Cyclery, 23 N. Fir. Ph 261
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MINNEAPOLIS, July 31. (AP)
Possibility that Donle Bish, manager
of Minneapolis' American Association
baseball team, might succeed Walter
Johnson aa pilot of the Cleveland In
dians In the American league, was
strengthened today following conver
sations between Bush and Billy
Evans, general manager of the major
tea true club.
The fiery Miller manager at various
times piloted four major league clubs,
Washington and Chicago, In the
American leapt) and Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati In the Natlonnl,
Rtnnfliirri Agents Have Meeting
Agenta of Standard Oil company of
the Medford district met here yester
day for a regular monthly session.
Those present were W. R. Endlcott of
Alturas. Cal.; M. N. Newdall of Co-
qullle; H. R. Edwards of Crescent
City; w. C. Hllmes of Grants Pa;
S. J. Coull of Klamath Falls: C. B.
Wade of Marshfleld; N. M. Kerr of
Roseburg, and R. H. Aiman of Yreka.
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STARTING
TOMORROW!
THE
AND
true story of
' "damaged lives"
On Our Stage
MiSS AMERICA
IN PERSON
Beauty contest winner and bona
fide titleholder. See for yourself
America's moat beautiful redhead.
Astounding Eeyond Beliefl
LADIES ONLY MEN ONLY
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I PROF. FRANCIS FREEMAN I PROF. FRANCI3REEMAN I
H tn Person S tn Pvrton flj
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will Ulk to the ladieitell H wUl lo lhe meBtell I
fl you how to hold your hu. gj th(ira tho awf of nature I
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m VKALKfl. Tha truth nhnot Lo- aed a-
B now frnnklr ! tnry tnld,
Plain fa-ta ahnut rret alna told In -
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Mr Ll i jkrk. "ben tin almtit the huh"
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Note: 2 Solid Weeks Portland; 3 Weeks
San Francisco; 2 Weeks Seattle.
We Bring You This Big Road
Show First Run
COLLAPSE POLISH
HOUSE KILLS 15
SEEPERS, HURTS 16
WARSAW. July SI. (API About
IS persons were killed and 16 Injured
today when an old house, the birth
place of Marie Curie, co-discoverer of
radium, collapsed.
Exact figures of the number of
casualties were withheld aa the rescue
work continued.
The four-storied house collapsed
without warning upon the sleeping
Inmates at S A M. It occupants were
estimated to number 36 but how
many were within it at the time of
the collapse was not Immediately de
termined. Four bodies were brought out
promptly, and at least ten pfrsons
occupying the lower floors of the
house were believed to have been
buried In the debris.
Two women were lorated alive but
could not be reached as the masonry
continued to fall.
PLANE MISSING
I,OS ANOELEfl. July at. fn
Two ominous circles of fresh oil on
tha ocean off the Palos Verdes hills
today provided the only tangible clue
to a super-speed army pursuit plane
that disappeared yeaterdy afternoon
on a test flight from the municipal
airport.
The oil spots heightened the feflrs
of Lt. William VanDuaen, one of the
leaders of an extensive aerial search,
that the low-winged army craft had
plunged Into the sea. carrying Lieut.
Arthur H. Skner. Jr., to de.th.
The pursuit plane, built by the
Northrup corporation, had a top
speed of 325 miles an hour, making
it possibly the fastest military air
craft in the world. Considerable
(tecrecy shrouded Its development and
testing.
AT
SALEM. July St. (AP) Official
Oregon today declared an hour's re
cess at the state capltol for the un
covering of the cornerstone of the old
capltol building between 2 and 3 p.
m., at which time the members of
the board of control, Chief Justices of
the supreme court, and the Masonic
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orders will officiate at the ceremony.
The element Joined Into the pro
gram In sympathetic manner. Aa It
rained when the stone was laid Oc
tober 8, 1873, ao It was raining here
the day the stone was being uncover
ed. 61 years, 8 months and 23 days
later. The records of the dedication
reported It "rained like fury."
Neil Hamilton In
Craterian's Role
The stories, of tlie late Mrs. Gene
Strattort-Porter are like easily re
membered tunes which everyone likes
to hum, whose self-effacing simplic
ity Is their particular cjiarni.
So lt la with "Keeper of the Bees,"
one of the author's best sellers which
has been tven a brushing up for Its
bow as a motion picture and the plc
turlratlon of which opens tomorrow
at the Craterian theatre. There will
be manv Interested tn seeing this
film If they can be assured that its
qualntneas and sentimentality have
been preserved, and they need have
no fear on that score. The intent of
the producers has been to set the
tale believably and eliminate so
called Hollywood glamour so that the
characters will appear, as they did in
the book, to be real people.
The story mostly concerns Jamie
MacFarlane, hla doleful predicament
when advised by government doctors
hla is a hopeless case because his
lungs have been nearly destroyed by
poison gas. of his decision to gather
rosebtids for the remaining days of
his life, but of how fate changes his
mind and he wins back health and
happiness.
It all happens In an out-of-the-way
place called Peaceful Bay, Jamie Is
drawn there by a beautiful girl who
haa chanced to give him a lift along
the road. He encounters a beautiful
character who believes tn the good
ness of things, worships nature In her
wisdom and lives mostly for his gar
den and his bees.
Nell Hamilton, playing the title
role. Is said to have his finest screen
characterization. Others Include Betty
Furnesa as Molly; Emma Dunn aa
Margaret; Edith Fellowes as Scout;
Hobart Bosworth. Helen Jerome Eddy
and Marlon Shilling among others.
Unwind Funeral Friday,
ROSEBURa, Ore.. July 30. (UP)
Funeral services were aet for Friday
for Joseph W. Howard. 70, ex-com-mlasloner
of Crook county, who was
a Prlnevllle druggist and later a cat
tle raiser In Lake and Klamath coun
ties. Howard died yesterday at hla
Happy Valley home south of Rose
burg. Interment will be In Odd Fel
lows cemetery.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED 1929 or later light sedan
for 9125 cash and my Studebakm
tourlnfi vr. F. T. Ca'ulkina. Jacksonville-Phoenix
road, near Griffon
Creek school.
Shown 1:4.1 - 7:00 . 9:00
Mala 2.1c Ete 31c
Klilillc inr
This same program also
tonight only at the
Holly Theatre
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Six months to Live ... Six Months to Love . . .
Six months to Hate . . . wag all he had left
. . . and then on a storm-tossed beach a sob
bing Rirl brings romance to a war-torn soldierl
FOR SATjE Cra-bapplea. So lb. Tel.
15ft6-R.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter,
I.aSalie law course, piano accor
dion. Majestic radio, floor lamp,
golf act, croquet set, firewood,
Chrysler auto 6-72 sedan. At 20
Washington at., Medford.
FUIXT FURNISHED 2-room ground
floor apt.; private bath and ent
rance; adult only. 244 So. drape.
FOR SALE 2 range. 523 E. Msln.
TRADE Calif, income, near Loa An
geles, for clear aoreAge, well located,
near Medford. Box 6815, Tribune.
3-YEAR-OLD work horse, unbroieen,
and saddle. J. wooten, Box 43.
Coleman creek.
FOR SALE Crabappte. 101 Portland
Ave.
'39 FORD Sedan; looks and runs UVe
new. See this one at our bargain
price. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodae and Plymouth.
'OR SALE CHEAP 1 cash register. 1
Burroughs adritnj mh,:n. 1 check
protector. Call Peoples Electric
Store.
WANTED Boy. 17 yenra old. needa
placx to stay for winter. Will take
any kind of work for clothes, room
and board and small change: pre
ferably on ranch. Box 6961. Tribune.
FOR RENT House;
Welcn.
no children. 716
ATrRACTTVE LUNCH CAR Take to
hop fields, parking houses or high
wy. 1031 N. Central.
"33 F'ord V-8 Tudor DeLuxe.
'30 Bulck 6 R. D. Coupe.
Hudson Coach.
Essex Sedan.
All In shape and worth much
than we are asking.
Trade and Terms.
EAKtN MOTOR CO.. Hudson raler.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
IVilhoul CloiMl-n4 You'll Jomi Oul of Bed Ii
Ike Mwnin Ratio' ! Go
Th H"r ahould poor out ,S"J,S'
liquid oil. inlo your Wl daily. It thu iW
la not nowina- f rlT. your fooddoean t dirt.
It juat dcaya in tho bowala. Gaa "9
your atomafh. Yon tot ronatln.tad. Von!
whole ayatrm la poiaonod and you (1 aour.
aunk and the world looka punk.
Ijuatlrra are only makeahlfta. A ro.ra
howel movement doeen t el at the cauae. It
t.kra thoae ood. old Crter a Little Llw
rilla to net th-ae two pounds of bile flowing
freely and make you feel "up and up -Harm.
Ie,a. Kentle. yet amaiinl In makina pile flow
freely. Ak for Carter a Little Liver Pllla by
name. Stubbornly reluaa anything- alee. .
O i.at.c. M.ca.
MEDFORD VETEEINAEY
HOSPITAL
15 year experience In large,
and amall animal practice
DR. J. V. WATERS
225 N. Riverside. Phone 369
TODAY ONLY!
Ho took the bull by the horns
and his boss by surprise!
aa IN
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STARTING
TOMORROW!
It was then thai the Keeper
of the Bees realized thai
the other girl, the Storm Girl,
was Molly.. .who had told
the "magnificent lie"; the
girl who had stood with
him during that marriage
ceremony, the girl who
had acted a lie (or the sake
of those she loved; the girl
Jamie could never forget.
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