MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9. 133-5.
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Local and Personal
At Headquarters Capt. Harold L.
Flint and Lieut. Randall W. Barton
of Camp Steamboat called on btul
new at CCO headquarters here today.
Return Tonlfht R. A.' Skinner
was expected to return tonight from
Portland where he hae been engaged
In mattera pertaining to hla automc
1 bile business here.
.
Publlo Car Party Pythian sisters
will five a public card party tomor
row at the home of Mre. O. W. Whll
lock. 114 Wet Tenth street. Prizes
will be given for bridge and plnoohle
and refreahmenta will be served.
.
Rummare sale The Ever Ready
circle of the Presbyterian church will
hold a rummage sale at the Campbell
store. 105 East Main street, Friday
and Saturday. Donations will be re.
eel red at the store tomorrow.
7.lon Ladles to Meet The Ladles of
the Zlon Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow afternon at 1 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. George Kabele. 518 West
wn.ivM. street, for an afternoon of
sewing. A full attendance la desired
Past Noble Meeting Members of
the Pest Noble Grand club will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow even
ing at 8 o'clock, at the home, of Mrs.
Martha Gall, 4 North Orange etreet.
All members are requested to attend.
Visitors Leave Mra. A. L. Vlesl and
daughter. Miss Grace Ellen Vlesl. of
Portland, returned to their home this
morning afteT spending a short time
a (tuesta of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Law
rence. Returning Home Mra. Clara Bailey
of Myrtle Creek left for her home
mornlns after visiting for the
...t f.w dsvs with her alster, Mrs.
W. H. Dyer, ena nor
Stephens and family.
L. F.
rru? Members Leave Among those
u.tv rilMharcred from local CCC
camps are Carl W. Fields, who left
last night for Spokane: Frank Dla-
mondl, who left for ranwuy, n. ...
to Newark, N. J., and
Luther Coop, to Elisabeth N. J.
n tnr week-end Glenn O. Taylor,
deputy clerk of the federal court, left
today for his summer cabin on Union
ereek. where he will remain over the
mek-end. He will return to his of
fice Monday when citizenship napers
will be received for opening of court
Tuesday.
CCC Hunters Out A party of CCC
men left today for eastern Oregon,
where hey will spend the next four
days hunting deer. In the group
were Capt. Albert T. Anderson, Capt.
Claire D. Wallace. Lieut. Ernest J.
Brugger. Glenn Husted, Frank Rob
inson and Carl Carey.
En Route Home Mr. and 'Mrs. A.
L. Chandler arrived this morning
from Portland and will spend the dsy
with friends hens, en route to their
home In Los Angeles.
At Sacred Heart Mra. J. L. Rees of
84T East Ninth etreet, underwent a
minor operation at the Sacred Heart
hospital today. Mra. Ira Blackwell of
Ashland, who underwent a major op--eratlon
yesterday, was reported rest
ing comfortably today,
i
Teachers' Chorus Meets Members
of the Jsckson County Teachers'
chorua will meet Saturday morning
at 10 o'cloci at thacourthouse audi
torium, It was'snnounced today from
the offlcea of the county school sup
erintendent. Optometrists Meet Members of
the Oregon Cytometric association,
southern district, will meet In Med
ord tonight-with Dr. O. H. Scneetz
'of Grants Pass presiding. The latest
research In optometrlc technique will
be presented and discussed.
Fashion Show Miss Mary Fogarty
of San Francisco, special represent!,
tlve of Flelahei Tains, Inc., will ar
rive In Medford tomorrow to conduct
knitted fashion show Friday.- at
Mrs. Jennie Riddell's Needle Arts f-hyp
In Adrlenne's store.
Back at Armory JSgt, Frank Llndley
waa back at his duties as custodian
ot the Medford Armory today after
taking a course at Portland, where
all the custodians of tho str.Hi re
ceived Instructions on the uniform
care of government property.
Returning Home Dr. w. H. Heck
man will return to his home here
Sunday after a visit In tho east. He
will resume his practice Immediately.
Accompanied by Mra. Heckman, he
will arrive on the Shasta from the
south.
To Klamath Falls B. G. Hardlns
Internal revenue collector, left Med
ford today for Klamath Falls. Dep
uty Collector Earl Gray left for Port
land. Both trips involve matters per
tatnlng to the collector's office.
,
Mrs. Martin Returns Mrs. Henri;
etta Martin returned from Portland
yesterday, where she was called by
the hearing In federal court of her
suit against Mrs. Blanche virgin ana
radio station KMED. for the latter's
alleged refusal to allow her to speak
over the air, during the last sate
political campaign. Arguments pro
and con were heard before Federal
Judge John H. McNs-ry on the motion
bv attorneys for Mrs. Virgin to dla
miss the complaint, on the ground
the federal court has no jurisdiction
The court requested brlefa of the
arguments:' and after their consider,
atlon will hand down his decision
fNJOYED AT BP
CLUB GATHERING
BALK AT PLAN TO
(Continued from tra&a One)
ther push although Ethiopian rmy
y Appearing on the Business and Pro
tVssionsJ . Women's lecture program
! ? I , . 1' ".n a nr relnrorcemenu are on their way to
noted desert lecturer, waa O. A. Fnot, t. . . ,
of California, who la in the Ropue
River valley investigating work being
done on the upper Rogue In blister
rust control.
Mr. Root explained the method of
infection of this disease, which at
tacks five-needle pines, which are the
eHEtern and Waho white pine and th
sugar pine. in order to survive and
spread, the disease require host
plants, the pine and currant and
gooseberi-y, and back again to the
pine. Control of the pest la sought by
eliminating as much fs possible cur
rant and gooseberry busnea from a
radius in which they may Infect the
timber.
Don Admiral, main speaker for the
evening, presented a highly Interest
ing and informative lecture on the
Desert of the Palms," with which ne
la very familiar, spending six months
out of every year living on the desert,
studying the plants and animals
found there. His talk was accompan
led by colored slides, showing the
vivid coloring to be found in the arid
lands. He also ahowed pictures repre
senting the winter colony lit at
Palm Springs, which Is popular witn
movie and society notables. A great
deal of unusual and little-known In
formation concerning this desert was
presented by Mr. Admiral, who waB
very well received by the audience.
Raymond Sampson, violinist opened
the program with several numbers,
and the Madrigal club, under direc
tion of Elsie Carle ton Strang, also
presented mualcal selections.
bolster the northern defense.
(The report of the fall of Aksuro
had not been confirmed from other
sources).
Ras Seyoum. the northern com
mander of Emperor Halle Selassie's
forces, is said to need rifles and
ammunition urgently.
It was reported here that Amcri- j
cans, whose names were not re
vealed, have presented the emperor
with two airplanes which are soon
to be sent from New York. (Under
the American neutrality act, such
shipments are prohibited.
Ethiopian Losses Small,
Contrary to the official announce
ment In Rome, the Ethiopian losses
In the northern zone are believed
to be small with the Ethiopian troops
maintaining a high morale. '
Operations were said to be almost
at a stalemate In other sectors.
On the Agadcn front It was re
ported that ouly guerrilla fighting
was under way, while Italian air
planes were busy scouting the dis
trict surrounding GoHogubl.
It was said that tanks had not
yet been used in the southern sec
tor and that the Ethiopian com
manders there were expecting a push
momentarily from Walwal.
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NEW YORK, Oct. B. (AP) Former
President Herbert Hoover walked from
train to auto today and waa whined
away to a, hotel without a single word
crowing hla Hps.
Three tlmea he waa asked:
"Will you accept the 1936 republi
can nomination?"
The former president walked
stralgnt ahead and looked straight
ahead, hla former secretary, Lawrence
Rlchey, holding his arm.
He lenored all other questions as
well. H atopped at the tradk gate
In Grand Central atatlon long enough
to take off hla hat In acknowledgment
of applause from a group of commu
ters who waited to see him.
Rlchey, who mot Hoover here, aald
hla former chl.ef. would attend a meet
ing of a life Insurance directorate to
day and remain In the city four or
five days. ;
SOUTH SAN PRANCISCO Oct. 9.
(AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Cattle 300;
steady: two loada 057-078 lb. aupple-mentary-fed
California" steers 7.50;
better grade she-stock absent; cutters
3.00-75: bulla scarce: calvea 160; nom
inal; choice vealcrs quoted up to 0.60.
SHEEP none; nominally steady: late
Tuesday: Deck 74 lb. medium pelt
California lambs 8.35: two loads Ore
gon lambs placed In local feed lot.
Mrs. Robert Skinner reported to
city police yesterday that her home
on Ross Lane, four miles weat of
Medford. had been broken Into, the
thief gaining entr through a sid
window by breaking the glass.
Mrc. Skinner toid police that a .38
calibre revolver In a shoulder holster.
an Elk'a tooth in a heavy gold mount
ing, two Elks' pins, one diamond tie
pin, several Masonlo pins. cuff-Unka
and other small articles were taken."
About 18 In cash was also Included
In the loot, Mrs. Skinner reported,
about $3 of the amount from the
Skinner children's bank.
Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper
are united once more in "O'Shaugh
nessy'a Boy," coming tomorrow to
the Cratcrlan theater. Their new pic
ture Is described as a dramatic, hu
man Interest story of father love l,old
against a background of universal ap
peal the circus wttli all Its pathos.
humor and spectacle, abundantly
punctuated with sure-flro animal
thrills.
Prom the standpoint of circus spec
tacle. "O'Shaughnessy's Boy" has
never been equalled on the screen. A
complete circus was erected at the
studio menagorle tent with ele
phants, tigers, lions, monkeys, cam-
George Raft Scores
Hit Rialto Picture
The brightest spot of light enter-;
talnment In town can be found at '
the Rialto theater where "Every Night
At Eight" with George Raft. Alice,
Paye. Frances Langford and Pauy
Kelly, opened yesterday for a three-
da v run.
Htshty ht!srei 1nefMl. toe-1
tapping tunes and an originality of
story that is as refreshing aa an air-
cooled theater on a sweltering sum-
mer day, "Every Night At Eight"
proves to bo as blues-chasing, heart
warming piece of funny business as
has come along In many a month of
musicals.
Broke and homeless, the musical
trio. Prances Langford. Alice Paye
and Pa lay Kelly head for the big city j
and the famous radio amateur broad
cast night. They meet up with the
orchestra leader. George Raft, and as
their manager in business, love and !
romance, they become famous over
the radio. j
George Raft reveals a new side to
his talents as an orchestra leader. Hs !
is assisted by the three Radio Rngues '
who lmmltate anything from a canary'
bird to a mint Jullp. They, with the ;
i-mr-.i-M-aml aid of waiter Catlett. contribute thn
els, water buffalo, Hamas and many j laughs during the amateur hour se-
other animals; Big Top and Bide J qnence. Six new popular tunes form !
Show. ! background fitting for such a novel j
There Is a circus parade and many i and unique performance. j
intimate shots of the circus on the
road, the "Drlvilego car," .and the To Portland W. A. HMglnhotham i
I thriit. nf etrmis life. I will leave this evenln by train for
The tlgcr-elephant act, around
which the action revolves, was aald
young
MOTHERS
rh.
n.fc --"J"si
rub on
I Portland.
Townsend Dance
at
Oiental Gardens
(Small Hall)
Wed., Oct. 9
DYNOE'S ORCHESTRA
Ifl't lf'M llUliai.weaai
1. .i
to bo an Impossibility by many ex
pert circus men, but It will be seen
lor the first time on the screen when
Wallace Beery puts a tiger on an ele
phants back and puta the two Jungle
beasts through a ring of flrel The act
required ton weeka of patient train
ing on tho part of Louis Roth, fa
moUB anlrnal trainer.
Supreme Justices Like
$11,500,000 Temple
Undergoes operation Mrs: P. B.
Cooper of 346 South Riverside avenue
underwent a major operation at Com
munity hospital today.
Save half what you usually spend for
drug etore Items. Wait for the original
Bexall One-Cent Sale. Pour big days I
250 bargains. And two for tho price
of one, plus only one cent. Wed.,
Thurs.. Prl.. Sat.. Oct. 18, 17. 18. 19.
West Side Pharmacy.
ETHIOPIA PUTS LIMIT
ON PRESS DISPATCHES
ADDIS ABABA, Oct. 9. (AP) The
Ethiopian government today ordered
foreign correspondents to limit their
dispatches to 100 words dally, owing
to congested communications, a cen
sorship was put into operation. ,
Cut Walnut I'rlcea
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Oct. 9. (API
Substantially lower prices for the
opening of the new walnut crop, cal
culated to move a new record volume
of walnuts in the 1935-1036 season
have been posted by the California
Walnut Growers' association.
By BKSS FI'ltjUAN
Aworlated Press Stuff Writer
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. (AP) If
one can tell by the looks on the faces
of the nine supreme court Justices,
their new 811,600.000 temple has won
a unanimous verdict of approval.
Although the Judges originally split
on the Idea of building tho structure
(the plan was passed by one of those
famous five-to-four decisions) they
all seem to like It now It Is finished.
When they settled down on the
bench after the cry of "Oyoe, Oyez,"
opened their fall term yesterday, It
waa evident they felt right at home.
On the left were Justices Roberta,
Butler, Brandies, Van Deventer
Chief Justice Huges-Juatlccs McRey
nolds, Sutherland. Stone and Cardozo.
Downtown Auto Crash A report
at the city police station shows that
a car driven by Charles L. Roberta of
Portland collided with a freight tmick
at the corner of Main and Grape
street this morning. The steering ap
paratus on the truck was broken when
the Roberts car rah the right front
wheel under the truck, the report
said. No charges "were filed agalntt
either 'operator by the Investigating
officer.
1
Use Mall Tribune want ade.
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The white-bearded chief justice did
all the talking from the bench, the
session being devoted largely to a pre
sentation of lawjeiB. This gave the
other Justices' a chance to . look
around.
To the left they saw the most elab
orately staged sunshine In Washing
ton, making Its entrance through a
gold-framed window, past red velvet
draperies and double marble columns,
through five sets of open goiaen
gates.
Justice Brandeia oiscoverea a new
gadget In the shape of a reading lamp
hidden from the court room crowa.
At least It acted like a reading lamp,
splashing light repeatedly on his au
gust face as he delightedly demon
strated It to Justlco Butler.
Any school teschers would have de
duced tha-. McReynolds passed a note
to Justice Sutherland, and that the
noto concerned the new court room,
for something alld along behind the
bench, and then both nodded and
smiled.
The Medford Badminton club will
resume play for the President's cup
at their courts on East Main street
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. It was
announced today. The tournament
had been postponed from Tuesday.
About 30 members of the club will
participate In the frame, with chances
good for new names In the win col
umn. Miss Mary Hayes and Mrs. Ned j
Vllaa, both In the vanguard wl'.h 20
points toward the necessiry 30, arc
absent frbm the city.
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