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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TOTBTINTJ, MEDFOK1), OREGON, THT7RSDAT, SEPTEMBER 26, 1935. SPEAK AT PEOPLE'S RALLY Rv. TJ. K. Harding of Portland hu bfen Invited by the Young Peopled Auxiliary o( the local Church of the Dazarene to be guest speaker at the young people's crusade rally Sunday night, September 29, beginning at 7 o'clock: and continuing the evening. i turned dom. Tuesday night h got reward ticket to the fight, which arrived by mall In Ut Angeles two hours before the fight started in New York. PROFIT TO PUBLIC J I V ROCHESTER. N. Y., Sept. 11. I (UP) Frank E. Oannett, publisher of j the Gannett newspapers, today an nounced plan to perpetuate his newspaper chain after his death, on a baals of service to the public rather than for private profit. The newspapers, now numbering 10 In 14 cities, will be controlled by the Frank E. Oannett Newspaper Foun dation, Inc., In perpetuity. The char ter of the foundation atluplatea that after dividends have been paid on a comparatively email amount of pre ferred stock, at least 7S per cent of the net Income of the corporation ahall be distributed for "public char itable, educational and general phil anthropic uses and purposes." Kcv. V. E. IlnnM fig The program will be conducted In the Medlord Presbyterian church. Rev. Harding Is widely known as a champion of the Christian faith as applied to the youth of today. He will speak on "Christ and Young America." In his manner of public ' address, Rev. Harding 1b known for an ardent appeal to the truth that Is ofen fraught with pathos, Interjected with natural witticisms. . The following young; people will peak briefly: Mrs. Ethel Kornstad and Miss Helen Wilson. Their re spective topics are: "Why A Young People's Crusade for Christ"; "What Makea the True Christian Different"; 'What I Believe and Why." The general young peoples depart ment is sponsoring the program throughout the entire denomination. A special award Is being given to the young people's group which has the largest attendance per capita of per centage basis. Young and old alike are eligible. Miss Helen, Sen eel, president of the local society, Is making an ardent appeal to Rogue River valley enthu siasts, both young and old, to help southern Oregon win a distinct na tional honor, by their presence Sun day night. KILL 1, INJURE 5 ADDIS ABABA. Sept. 30. m Five of Emperor Halle Selasle's big lions escaped today, killed one sentry and Injured five more, two gravely. In their rush for freedom they devoured several of the emperor's pedigreed Australian sheep and killed two horses. Colone Mekourla, the commander of the Imperial guard, seized a ma chine gun and shot all five beasts In succession. After Mekourla had killed the lions, one of the beasts was found astride a dead sentry. ROOSEVELT LISTS TIPSY ONE UNABLE AWAKEN DEAD MAN SATT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 38. (UP) Bltghtly tipsy, a man stum bled over a prostrate form on the sidewalk today. He shook the fallen one, muttered for him to get up and go home. There was no response. It was the dead body of William H. Coupland of San Francisco, who had leaped four stories from a hotel room to his death. E OF RESIDENCES REPORTED HERE An acute shortage of modern apart ments and small homes was reported here today by real estate firms. The shortage Is said to be equally acute In the moderate and cheap rental classifications. There are fewer up-to-date homes and apartments available now than at any time In the past several years, realtors said. The present scarcity Is attributed to an Influx of emigrant from the drought sections of the mid-west farm belt and southern California and to the presence here of officers of the CCC who have taken up residence In furnished apartments and homes. Whereas, up to last year Brown & White Invariably had about 200 list ings in the moderate rental class on their books at all times, today the firm had only three listings of fur nished apartments and dwellings and none at all that were unfurnished. It was stated at the realty office that the firm had never oefore experi enced such a shortage. Carl Y. Tengwald reported similar ly. He expressed the view that It Is now a propitious time for the re modeling of antiquated houses as renters are demanding the most mod ern styling and facilities. Ho pointed out that, If capital Is lacking, loans at low Interet rates may be obtained by property owners for purposes of modernization. Many of the people who have come from California and the mid-west have taken up residence here tempo rarily, delaying the contemplated pur chase of property until they can de cide definitely whether this section of Oregon Is capable of satisfying their desires, Charles A. Wing has found. He encounters from two to six such cases dally, he added. Mr. Wing finds some demand for dairy ranches and a more marked de mand for small farms ranging up to ten acres, but prospective purchasers expect to find these smaller acreages already equipped and ready to occu py. Mr. Tengwald also reported a substantial demand for such places and believes that the subdivision and development of large ranches would prove profitable. One hindrance to Immediate buying by newcomers here Is that in other parts of the country real estate values are considerably more depressed than here and the emigrants cannot imme diately understand the higher prices that are asked In this locality, Mr. wing said. While Mr. Wing expects no sub-dividing activity to ensue In the Imme diate future, he stated that he does believe considerable development will be done next spring. JUDGE BLAMES POCKETS FOR MURDER EPIDEMIC YORK, S. O., Sept. 26. (UP) Pockets, believes Judge J. Henry Johnson of the South Carolina cir cuit court, are linked directly with homicides. Today he advocated law forbidding sale of trousers with hip pockets to keep murder at a minimum. "People wouldn't have such a handy place to carry a pis tol," be said. 1 For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. ACTRESS' PRESS AGENT TOO GOOD, GOES TO JAIL riOIAYWOOD, Sept. 26. (UP) George Talbot today proved himself a good press agent In fact, too good. He staged a fake holdup for Geneva Mitchell, actress, to get her name In the papers, waa Jailed as a suspect and faces a six montha' Jail term and 1500 fine for making a false report to police. EDITOR OF WEEKLY SUPREME OPTIMIST JEROME, Ida., Sept. 28. (UP) Supreme optimism waa reflected by I R. L, Cornwell, weekly newspaper editor, who announced that persons eligible for pensions under the Towns ehd pension plan can receive his paper and pay for it when their pen sion payments are granted. PORTSMOUTH, Eng., Sept. 28.' (UP) A novel test of sobriety today freedom for Malcolm Blair, won son of Sir Reginald wa charged In police stockbroker, Blair, who court with driving while intoxicated Blair stood on his head and drank from a cup of water. The magistral dismissed the charge. FLUSH OUT 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES Medical authorities aarea that your kid neys contain 16 MILES of tiny tubes o: dllers which help to purify the blood an keep you healthy. Kidneys should emoty I Dint! a day and so get rid of more than t pounds of waste. .,'' h" trouble with too frequeni bladder passages Willi scanty amount caus-ins- burning and discomfort, the 15 MILES of kidney tube, may need flushing out Thii danger signal may be the beginning of nag ging backache, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, pumnesa under the eyes and dizziness. rmfB'o 5TSTlVoA'kJJrour druggist for DOAN'S PILLS, used successfully by mil lions for over 40 years. They give happy Cii'tcfi El" ""D " """h out the 16 MILES of kidney tubes. Cet Doan'a Pills. issjaiiiiiisB.snssssaassssia'sj,. ll.k imsmp -r , ..urn mi iiiasrissssaassssssssssssssaaseai One ofBuick's veteran workmen, on the payroll since May, 1909 143 So. Riverside. SKINNER'S GARAGE Tel. 102 Joke Costs V13..10. MADRID, Sept. 39. (UP) A Joke about President Nlceta Alcala Za mora In the premiere of Pedro Mu noe Beca's latest comedy "Cataplum," today cost the producer a fine of, 100 peseta (113.50). The Joke was cut from the script. Neuritis! Pain's Master Fiend WASHINOTON. Sopt. 38. (AP) A proclamation was Issued taoday by rresiaent Kooseveit listing arms and munitions which later could ho kept out of export trade to belligerent nations. Until a later proclamation Is Issued. It simply will be necessary for deal ers In tho enumerated articles to ob tnln licenses for their exports from the new munitions control board. The board, at present, has no authority to deny a license for alien shipments. The proclamation set forth six cat egories and confined the banned Items to arms, amunltlon and implements of war. REWARD FOR HONESTY COMES WEEK TOO LATE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30. (UP) Charles Wherry, nrgro, three weeks ho picked up a check for I72.0B4.31, Akrd tho corporation on which H was drawn for a ticket to the Bner louls fight as a reward, and was Neuritis, one of nature's crueleat diseases, can bend you double with pain and may wreck your nervous svatem. This treacherous field la no respecter of persons. It strikes young and old twisting and Inflaming nervea until the body Is a furnace of racing pnln. But there Is hope. EOPA NKI KITIS TABLETS No. ?D, a famous homeopathic remedy, compounded from the formula of noted prty alcWin, may brhift you relief. Thou sands have benefited from It. The Eopa .Neuritis Tablet I flot for a friend In Seaside, Oregon, have entirely relieved her. She hsd a most stubborn case," writes Mrs. O. E. Jere malah, Box 498, Seaside, Oregon. Wouldn't It be wondtMf.tl to be freed from mankind's crippling en emy neuritis? KOPA NEiniTIS TABLETS con tain no narcotics, bromides or coal tar products. Will not affect the heart. 11.00 bottle at Jarmln'n Drug Store or any druggist. Write Eopa Co., 880 Folsom St., San Fran cisco, for free Health Booklet. SNIDERY MILK Is a Fuel FoodAnd You Should Drink a Quart Each Day! 1 A One. quart of milk will alone supply a quarter as much energy as is needed by an older man for a full day's activity. It equals in calorio value three quarters of a pound of beefsteak; eight eggs or six pounds of squash. It is fuel of the best sort and is vory ensily digested. Milk is the foundation for an adequate diet for all ages. Phone 203 Snider Dairy & Produce Co. The MAIL TRIBUS , FULL WING Annual Here again! 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