PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Receives Medical Care Jane Stow
llof Medford is receiving medical
care today at the Sacred Heart hos
pital. Vlslttnf Mother Mra. C. O. Bou!
gar of OtxUnd, Cal., Is In Med ford
thla week, visiting her mother, Mrs.
Charles Stacy.
.
Cab Driver Fined Robert Nlchol
en. cab driver, was fined 810 In city
court yesterday on a charge of viola
tion of the basic rule.
Visiting In Medford Medford vis
ltora today Include Mrs. H. Belcher
and two ch Ud re n , who arri ved by
train thi morning to spend the day
at the R. S. Suttan home.
Draws Jail Sentenre Chas. Je&s
n.aa, 42, arrested on a charge of be
ing drunk In a public place, was
yesterday given a 30-dd9 jail sen
tence In clr,y court.
Return from Tnrortia Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Poster and family have Just
returned from Tacoma. where Mrs.
Faster and children have spent the
paifc four weeks.
Has Emergency Operation gr.
'Tex Brown of the Riverside 'apart
ments undRwent an emergency op
eration yesterday morning at the
Community hospital.
Have Ton?llectfile Owen and
Marian Whit of this city both un
derwent tonsillotomies this morning
at the Sacred Heart hospital, aa did
Donald Bundy of Medford.
Motorcyclist Arrested Robert B.
Smith was arrested Ia.it nlnt by city
police, charged with (Operating a mo
torcycle tn violation of the basic rule.
H wi(J appear In city court this
afternoon.
!, ue of Writers to Meet The
local chapter of the Leagoe ofVes"
ern Writers will meet at the Hotel
Medford Saturday at 2 o'clock. It was
announced today. Roll call la to be
answered with curreflr. topk
Drunks Ordered Out Tv$ men.
-rested on charges of being drunk
in a public place, have been ordered
to leave town, or to psy a $10 fine,
by City Judge Allen D. Curry. They
are dward Gordon, 44. and Diwey
Estes, 32.
lenuriK-torer .Here A. C 'ft. Cut
ler, prudent of th Cutler Jftapufaav
turtif com son y in Jrtlat a tl
viaion of th Pood ifachlnery oo?
pcvatlon. and Ry AcheTfrn, jajvtnt
yU miiar for the firm, were bifcl
nfA visitor In Medford today.
Tlsltl9 Votkr ft re . M. fell,
of th Miyt Co., Newton. Ieera,
ln Itdford visiting his brother, rfur
ry 9311, for Jew da bttfor fcolng
aputh for th remainder of his vac
tlcfi. !iss Yvonne ftitchy and her
brothr. Hral Rltchy, re ccom
panylT him.
i
TrrlattraaTmita Ttlnt
J. W. Har4bU and llllam l-rtnljli.
both of Salem, are In the vtlley this
4ft locking nto th m!hd of
cannery tomato inspection employed
bjr. with the view of installiTaj can
ruty tojrto lntr'tlon In th Salem
tfajrriet.
ftr dh Wilt ltpWWn .Tmtf,
Alison of Hood ivr wt exrVtftd to
arriv today to attend to butne
her Frwnnlr4 to he Inspection of
D'4njou prs, Which is his official
btln at the northern OVfkm city.
While in the vei'-y he will confer
Wth tchr F'e. ins;:tor for this
brr!tory.
fffi-old r.iy $turns from tttr
ftirold Grey of the district WPA
fics in this city, returned thg,
mornl of! the C6jnlari from Port
land, after attending two-day meet
ing Tuejtlay and Wedr.fay at the
state hjquarters In the Bedell
bulldtnt in that city. The meeting
t in form of preliminary confer
ence held to get the WPA prram
under way in Oregon.
With Renewed
WARDROBE
Many a college boy will
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COLLEGE
Richardson Springs
Personal
To ti rants Pass K. D. Ross Is
spending the day In Grant Pass on
business.
Week-end at Lake Mrs. C W. Pilm
and Aletha Vawter spent the week
end visiting at Crater Lake.
To Attend School in Portland
Jack Smith, who has been working
here for some time, left this morning
for Portland, where he plans to enter
Benson high school.
S. P. Official Vllts D. J. Russelt
of Portland, aslstant tuperintendent
for Southern Pacific lines, arrived this
morning on the Oregontan to attend
to official business matters here.
Bark from North Mrs. B. C. Nut
ting and son Ronald retur&d this
morning from Bell ire: ham. Wash.,
where she has spent the past, three
weeks visiting her mother, Mis. H.
G. Swanson.
Leave for East Mrs. Frank Dutton
and son Jack of Jacksonville 4ft this
morning by train enroute to Fari
bault, Minn., where they will visit
wi&i her father. Gilbert LaPierre.
They will make the return trip via
the southern route.
Here from Grants Pass Mrs. Sara
H. Wertz Grants Pass, home dem
onstration agent for Josephine coun
ty, arrived this morning on the Ore
gonian to visit the county home dem
onstration agent's office here, on
business.
RECRUITS PLAY
Peeping slyly from his basonette.
the younmf said: "Football? Poot-
all? Listen, old man. you haven't j
aven itny tiling tin mey ict me cut
of this basket. I'll set the world on
flr" The statement, unverified, came
from Corvallls, where TueFday a
young son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frtf& McDonald. .
The "old man" Is Fred "Cocky Red"
McDonald, mainstay on many Med
ford football and basketball teams,
and later In the :nc capacity for
Oregon State. In college basketball
his dependability was so pronounced
the magazine "Time" saw fit to com
ment on It. and once, while a lone
Medford player at Oregon State
aclnst four on the Oregon team,
whe the two freshmen elevens ptay
d here. It wasOMcDonald's snagging
of 4 high, floating pass that spelled
defct for Oregon. o
Both .e young man and his mother
re doing nicely-but Mrs. McDonald
has stated that d. Jr., & r$t to
play football for several months yet.
His father is the new coach at
Lakevle high school.
rst
Anxious to id In the good work
started eeveAtl months ago by the
ftauthern Oregon Eftnd, Joseph Fn-
nn, director, reral local business
men hsVe made donations to aid in
purchasing music for the concerts
given at the city park.
or the past 10 weeks, when con
certs have been given Tfsday eve
ningfPln the city park, the 33 mem
bers have been buying their own
rm!c. Believing that the band Is a
community asset, and should be sup
ported, at least in part by the com
munity, the merchants have stepped
In to aid.
Those .o have donated so far In
clude Hubbard Q.'ros., the raterlan
Beauty Shop, Lewis Super Service
station. Sunrise Auto Court and the
Flowers Mattress shop. Any others
whotfvould like to contribute to the
worthy cause may leave their dona
tions t the Iarry Bchade Jewelry
stor.
. - Shrine Stated session
2C HUlah Temple meots at
t w"'p
Friday evening. Sept. 6.
M In Stated Session.
P Routine and other im
portant business. All Shriners in
vited. Refreshments alter session.
Report Imperial Council Represen
tatives. P. P. WHITTLE. Potitete.
R. B. DETRICK. Recorder.
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15 MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
Medical authorities arrer that your kid
nys contain b MILES of tiny tubei o
filtfn which hflp to purify the blrwl ri(
kp you. healthy. Kidney ihoutd empty i
pint a Sir and so set nd of more than 1
pounds of waste.
If you hive trouble with t frwjtumi
bladder panaes with scanty amount caus
ine burninir ind discomfort, the j MII.R5
of kidney tubes mar need flujhin out. Thit
dneer fismal msy be thp bemnninsr of
iriw backache, rg purs, loss of pep and
erW-sry. eettintr np niirhtB, swp Uing, puffin
under the eyes and dizzinem.
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lions for avr A( r. They rive hann
relief md will help to flimh out the 11
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AS ETHIOPIA AGENT
OT$TO SPEAK
. (Continued from Page One)
defense of Ethiopia. He said Italy
seemed to regard Ethiopia "as a mad
dog."
Mortal Danger Peer.
He declared that Ethiopia was
menaced by an agtrresston and ap
peared to be In mortal danger.
"We ask,' he said, "for the treat
ment of the dispute under article 15
of the League of Nations covenant."
He also demanded quick action by
the council under article 10, by
which the signatory nations pledgee
themselves to respect the Integrity
and political independence of other
members of the league.
aid Jeze: "Do not hesitate be
cause Ethiopia Is feeble and Italy
all powerful."
"The question," he continued. "U
whether a war of extermination will
soon be launched. The council must
not pro2)istlnate because Italy may
let loose her army."
He characterized Italy's accusa
tion against Ethiopia as wholly un
just and said he wished to voice an
indignant protest.
4
A meeting of the Jackson county
five-year development committee was
hey last night, nt the Chamber of
Commerce. It waa announced this
rntn,? by O. O. Alenderfer. general
CUflrm(in
Purpose of the meeting
was to discuss needed projects
throughout the county which come
within the scope of the WPA. Nine
teen projects were passed on by the
committee which will be submitted
to meeting of the Jackson county
planning commission tonight.
"The projects we shall submit are
a little different," stated Mr. Alen
derfer. "because many of them call
for certain surveys to be made. These
surveys when completed will give us
Information and data from which we
believe we can develop a very good
agricultural, mineral and Industrial
development program. The informa
tion we shall reclve from the aur
veys. If they are made, will give t;s
tO ba3ic facts.to work on In order to
I bring about
county uriS th npJlt vo years."
Pinkie Tomlln. "Oklahoma hes
calllns0 crooner." to n his own ex
pression, has one of the featured
roleao'lth Virginia Bruce and Robert
Taylor in "Times Square Lady," ploy
ing today and tomorrow at the Roxy
theater.
Nat Pendleton. Isabel Jewell and
Helen Twelvetrees-e also In featured
roles tn the supporting cast.
DEAB H49IAK SrftlftGS
HAS LASOJt DAT C0tf 9
lHpD T!DIAN SODA SPRINGS.
Sept. 6. (Spl) mong dinner guests
at Dead Indian Soda Springs on Labor
day were Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Pipes,
Mr. and Mrs. Jap Andrews. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Gates. Maryann Gates,
Mlsa M. Sidle?. Mr? and Mra. Thos.
Judge. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Boyd and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wolfe.
DANCE
At Bonney's Grill every Saturday
nlht.
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TODAY and FRIDAY
Sh InKeriteJ
"Times Square"
gomnnce!
Mil.lrt and
Murder
Thrlll.l
Noirltr
Well Cured
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DISCUSS PROJECTS
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PIANO PRODIGY TO
GIVE RECITAL AT
BALDWIN SHOPPE
Prf ilena Elizabeth Carter, five year
old piano prodigy from Sacramento,
who is heralded as rapidly rising to
the fame that has been attained by
another Sacramento girl, the world
renowned pudgy youngster. Ruth
Slenczynskl. will appear In piano re
cital tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Baldwin Piano Shoppe. Announce
ment was made today that there will
be no admission charge for the short
program, and an Invitation Is ex
tended all those interested In music.
So tiny that she cannot reach the
pedals, this charming little artist
with the large brown eyes and Shirley
Temple curia delights her audiences
wherever she appears with amazing
renditions of works at which many
talented older students would balk.
Her size and appearance belles her
ability, and although she captures
her listeners before ever touching the
keyboard, music lovers and masters
are invariably completely won when
she starts playing In surprisingly dif
ficult and advanced scores with the
grace and ease of a veteran concert
artist. Her originality overshadows
her practiced numbers, for her Idea
of a good time is to remain at the
piano after a lesson and improvise
to her heart's content.
Paulena. who was formerly among
the students at Eve Benson's Dancing
studio, and will be remembered as
one of the dancers In the Diamond
Jubilee dance recital, has taken piano
lessons only for the past few months,
and Is definitely on her way to be
coming great, accordg to those who
know.
She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
P. M. Carter of 3433 N street. Sacra
mento, and is a granddaughter of
Mrs. L. A. Phillips of Ashland.
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FRISCO AMU
COMING SATURDAY
IHl-S I X-AIRPLANES
(Continued from Page One.)
those here will be Warren Burke,
chairman of the aeronautics commit
tee of the Junior chamber and hii ex
iiavy flier on the "Saratoga aircraft
carrier; J. N. Knowffcs, .vice chairman
of the committee, and an aviation
Insurance broker; R. H. Wellington,
secretary of the committee and an
officer In the. California Ink Co.;
Frank Fuller, ar member of the lfeller
paint family and an officer In the
firm, and -Hugh , rauierton, attorney
with puisbury, Madison & Sutro.
Cfrliera will be Joseph Musto, man
ager of the Joseph Musto & Sons and
Keenan Co.; ."mes Cantlen, anager
of the Pacific Gaa & Electric Co. at
urllngame; Creswell C. Cole, San
ranelsco distributor for Fairchtld air
planes; Thomas. Ryan III, member
of the prominent 4kiurn family and
dlstriilitor'dr Waoo sirplnes tn
norma; Micnaei cafriy(. connected
th Ryan: Chet Elliott, ace of the
Lafayette Escadrllle during the war,
flying for Standard Oil most of the
time since.
Also present will be Robert Camp
bell, assistant supervisor under SERA
In construction of California airports;
Walter Ryberg, with the aviation de
partment of Stnndard OH; Henry
Tg'khoff, attc0iey and aviation en
thusiast; it, B. Daniels, aviation in
surance; Roy St. John, manager of
the San Francisco lrdrome, wartime
filer, operations officer of the sec-
TOMORROW'
sent her. a younir
ana beautiful women,
O into the arena with
the beasts he domina
ted ! He ruled both as
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hfr with tmr . . . krpt h.r
lonnc hauty hphln1 bar.,
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GREGORY RATOFF
Richard Bennett Katharine
LAST TIMES TOMOIIT
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College Scandal
Kfnl TaM"r Arlln' 4udt
"Shanghai" Opens at Craterian
Hflf ; 'mil 1
Out of the see'ilnR activity and
mj'stery of the world's newest me
tropolis comes the story of "Shang
hai." starting today at the Cra
terian theater, starring Loretta Your
and CharlS Boyei.
. The story of the picture is built
about Charles Boyer's enreer. Con
cealing the secret of his ancestry,
he rises from the gutters of the
Chinese capital to its heights as fi
nancial master.
When he uirw Loretta Young,
lovely American girl, his purpose fal
ters. Boyer loves Miss Young
ond pursuit squadron overseas; Thoe.
Jennings, broker and wartime flier,
and Michael Doolln, manager of the
San 1ranelsco airport and govern
ment supervisor of airport construc
tion and a wartime flier.
Several others may make the flight.
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According to announcement by
Winifred Andrews, librarian at Junior
high school, the Junior high book
exchange will be open Friday from
3 to J o'clock. Ninth grade text
books will be bought and sold durtr
tnose nours. - . i-
Six books Reeded by the exchange
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much that he reveals h secret
the fact that his mother wfs
Manchu princess. And. when she
falls to restate hfr faith in him
he flee the city on the eve of his)
most important business move.
The girl foi:.va BoyPr Into the
depths of Chins, drawn by her
great love for him. How they find
a solution for their unusual prob
lem Is shown In the dramatic flai
sequences of the picture.
"Sfcarhat" features Warner Olnnd,
Fred Keating, Alison Bklpworth and
sotcirles Grapewin.
ar the following: Introduction to
Science. Caldwell and Curtis, Ele
mentary Algebra. Bdgerton and Car
penter;. Early Progress, West; Factors,
of Economic Gecnphy, Staples and
York; Payne's American ancPLlterary
wina; New lrr.rr-y Latin,
Uhlmsn ffnd Henry.
MMFH. Ten. (UP) Gfpt. Jo
seph J. Wolverton, retired MQlppl
river captain, is 75 yean old. He
"clarH recently that old (8 hid
"cuiv his eyes..it." e) hi$ been
retired two years, after spending 60
yrs of his Ufa mn the river aa pilot
and master.
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STARTS TODAY 3 DAYS
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"Robber Kitten"
Broadway Miisical
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In Rialto Drama
A drama of human emotions, dar
ing and danger. In t'.a strange world
of the circus Is contained In 'This
Woman la Mine-' coming to the
Rialto theater tomorrow. Gregory
RtUoff- acts Nlklta the Oreat. a clr
eiiA performer, -whose life Is domi
nated by two impulses: his desire to
mnster the wild lioness 'Caprice,
and his Jealous devotion to the or
phan girl whom he has raised to
womanhood.
In order to keep this young and
beautiful woman for his own he
keapB her caged with the boasts
tlinr ri. trnina Q'llh An Irnrt llRtKl.
He trie to kill her soul, but a yoitftgci
magician corrf to her rescue awl
they find happiness.
Richard Bennett. Bnlta Hume and
John Uxler have tne featured pnria.
"College Scandal." with Kent Tay
lor and Arline Juc!" has its final
showing tonight.
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FOR S4I Itellan prun
7-P-14 aftr 8:00 p. m.
FOR SALE Super f ex oll-burOIng
healer, small size; Coleman gaso
line heater; also panel door. 3'-3"x
8'-8". with hardware, rnqulre last
house left std ol Lozler U.ie. or
Phone 869-V.
FOR SAl 10 ffre under Medford
0 ditch, located within 7 mile of city
t limit, wonderful ll. 4-room houw,
chicken houe and araLe. A real
barpain at lJi0O. xceiient terms.
See Charles A. 'Viif: A:y, Inc.,
100 ft. Main.
FOR ALt cr ner eXMford,
with 4-room modern home, barn,
parae, berrla and fruit: fii toll,
under !1ford ditch: 1' teres
f Li&ture. balance garden. Total
prl 41500, with exollont terms.
CharW A. Aysncy, Inc.,
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OR SAl 9 OR RNT odern 3-room
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Tribune.
LOST Purse containing valuable pa
pers. Reward. Mrs. Edith A. John
on. 413 No. Ivy St.
FOR RENT Furnished house North
Riverside, close in. Phone 879-X
for appointment.
FOR SALE Paloro Oolden clings,
canning tomAtot. Glelm R&nch,
Talent.
FOR SALE Cull Delicious applea,
laiye Alzes. Newbry &i Sons, Phoe
nix. FOR SA1.E Saddle horpea. Inquire
W. M. Hansen, Brownsboro.
LLEWELLYN SETTERS Reasonable.
Dr. I. H. Gove.
FOR SALE Small National cash reg
ister. Tel. 223.
MUSIC LOVERS TUNE IN KM ED
tonight at 7 o'clock and hear Faul
ena Carter, famous piano prodUT
of Sacramento, only five years Old,
play t he piano. Attend a short
program and watoh the little girl
pUiy in person at the Baldwin
Piano Shoppe at a o'clock. No ad
mission charge. EveryoneOlnvlted,
especially the children.
FOR SALE White Leghorn hen.
Fourth house north of Beall Lane,
old highway.
WrLL the man who borrowed the lad
der from Mrs. Deter, 103 East Uth
return It at once
FOR RENT Attractively fu:nisiied -room
house at 2430 Hlllcreat road,
30 month. Call 173.
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