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PAGE FOUR MEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEilBER 21, 1935. PLAN EXTENSIVE Work on the general remodelling and Improvement of the Can-ill apart ment home at Sixth and Ivy streets, will start about December 15. The Vermont Loan and Trust company of SDOkaae. Wash., yesterday commis sioned T. C. Clark, architect of this city, to draw the plans and let the contract for the work. The work will cost aooroxlroately 915,000. Architect Clark aald today that he expected to have the plans drawn and the contract let In about two weeks. The Job la anticipated to take alx weeka to complete, nenan'-s o: me apartment have been notified to va cate bv December 15, Clark said. The general plans call for a mod ern apartment house witn stucco ex terior finish, a new heating plant and olumblng throughout, new water sys tem, enlsrged apartments, new kit chens, new electrical wiring, a new Sixth street entrance and a general overhauling. Architect Clark also announces he has completed plans for construction of a duplex apartment on North Riv erside avenue, by Virgil Hawley of the Hawley Transfer Co. Work will start within the next week or ten days. Arrangement have also been com pleted for remodelling of the upper floor of the Jackson County Building and Loan association, by that organis ation. Office suites will be built, to be occupied by Dr. B. W. Hedges. Work will start at once and be ready lor occupancy by January 1. E BAN TO.ANOISCO, Nov. 21. (UP) Reflecting the unprecedented pros perity of gold mining companies, due to the high price of gold, Homest&fce Gold Mining company, largest in the United States, today declared a "spe cial extra" dividend of $20 per share. The (30 payment, In addition to the company's regular II monthly dividend for November and a 13 extra dividend for the same month, brings returns to Investors so for rhla year to 953 per shore, the highest In the company's history. Fred T. Elsey, president of Home stake and the American Trut com pany, said there was nothing unusual In the situation, citing that all gold mining companies are prosperous and that Hornestake la well abel to make the payments out of earnings and depletion reserve. The "special extra" dividend Is pay able December S to shareholders of record November 80. The company's principal properties are at Deal, 8. D and have produced mora than 9386.000,000 in gold since discovery In 1870. 1 KLAMATH PALLS. Nov. 31. () Nearly 500 carloads cf potatoes have gone out of this section to the Pnc elflo coast markets since November 1, according to How Aubrey, federal In spector. - Some shipments were completed In October but the November movement representa the bulk. Buying has slow ed down here considerably and It la expected there will be an averse of about a dozen cars a day until the crop Is exhausted. After the Jump to the vlclntty of 9 during the recent cold snap, the price has dropped back to around 1.25. While many farmers suffered heavy Individual losses, the potato Income In general has been greater this year, due to higher bidding to offset the damage tn the field. Building Permits Permit granted to Jlmmle Valen tine. 8 South Riverside avenue, to remodel the restaurant there at cost of 11000. Mrs. M. J. Acker granted a permit o repair a residence porch at 808 North Riverside, at a coat of WO. I r . -a.-,, aap V vntvrr ts n COM Cnr fci1rhr ff u torn (oil iiw, can. WtitftC 09 mil-pvsx, ao gradsH fr lot AngtlM Uilld curate mitwtt watm t Riding, twimm.'r nrf Wirvj C cn. cvirr ttr. mod rtto pt. CuropMn pUtk ffM ijo 0 tJQ, Writ o fioohftt to JOHN 0 ALTWOWC (WW4Uf FIRST PICTURE OF ITALIANS TAKING MAKALE This Associated Press Photo by 8tff Photographer Joseph Csneva of New York shows Ra, Qugsa (center on gray horse) leadlno native troops Into Makale as the Italian forces occupied the Ethiopian . &. J..u" rMchel New 'rom Makala In ten day, by courier, boat, plane and radio. (Cony right, 1039, The Associated Press) SEEN AS REFUGE FOR TAXED STARS HOLLYWOOD. (Up) A Mexican Island In the Pacific, off the coast of Lower California, has been pro posed as a residence for heavily taxed residents of Hollywood. Like the fa mous isle of Sark In the English channel, owned by Mrs. Robert Hath away and upon which residents pay no taxes, this Pacific Island may serve as a refuge for those who wish to retain a greater share of their earn ings. The first of the stars to be ap proached was Joel McOrea. A tele phone call came to the Samuel Gold wyn studios, where McCrea was star ring opposite Miriam Hopkins In "Splendor," offering him a "co-operative partnership" In the new Island empire. "The plan." McCrea aald. "Is to buy the Island outright from the Mexican government, Including complete sov ereignty of It, with only an annual tithe to the government. "The Idea Is that movie stars who buy a partnership will reside there seven months a year, fishing, hunt ing, swimming, writing, Disking It their permanent home, and will work In Hollywood the remaining five months." However, McCrea seems unlikely to lead any exodus. He was born In Hollywood. Road Work for All. ASTORIA, Ore., Nov. 31 (AP) A county-wide road project starting Monday will employ every Clatsop county man eligible for relief work, officials said today. Phone MS We'll naul sway your feuara. City Sanitary 8ervloe. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Bottle Caps Only Garbage Allowed Around CCC Camp DES MOINES, Nov. 31. (ApV Student cooks trained for duty at lows'. 39 CCC camps have to be good, or else Captain George Martin, com mander of the Fort Des Moines unit, who has chsrge of them, checked up by looking Into the garbage cans. "If the food Is good," he said, "the men will eat It. I don't want to see anything but bottle caps In the garbage oans." KYLE PUGH HELD Thanksgiving Boxes Being Assembled by Daughters Of Nile Committees of Zulelma temple, Daughters of the Nile, are assembling and packing boxes of supplies to send to the Shrlners' hospital for crippled children In Portland for Thanksglv. Ing. Heading the Ashland committee Is Mrs. Mabel Loomls; Grants Pass, Mrs. Ruth Darnellle; and Med ford, Mrs. Charles Woods. The supplies must be sent by Monday, and members are urged to get contributions In this week. Donations will be received tn Medford by Mrs. Woods, 103 Genesee street. Thanksgiving supplies In the way of cookies, candles, nuts, raisins, dates, figs, jellies, Jams, preservea and canned fruit will be sent. A generous donation Is requested this year as the children greatly appreciate these luxuries and look forward to their j arrlvel. SALEM. Nov. 31. (AP) A circuit court Jury yesterday awarded Law rence A. Solte $10,000 damages from J. W. Merrlfleld, In a suit arising from an accident at Sltverton last December 11. E Continued irom rage One) literature, "advocating the overthrow" of the American form of government. The Portland press account of Pugh'a latest clash with the law Is as follows: "Stath appeared at police emerg ency hospital with his hat battered and a gash on his head Saturday. He reported Pugh attacked him with an ax In the rear of a dwelling at 2534 S. B. 13th avenue. Police who Inves tigated found a hat and transient card bearing Pugh's name. The pris oner was said to have resided with Stath at one time but was requested to move when he was alleged to have attempted to teach communism to Stathls children." ONE DAY CONVENTION WILL BE HELD FRIDAY The fellowship supper at fl p. m. will be one of the high points tn the one-day convention to be held Friday at the First Christian church. Here the members of the team and the leaders of the church get together In a session of Informal good fellowship. The subject under discussion at the ,. i v If A , . -"----.'A3 Turkish Chieftain's Daughter Is Killed AMIENS. France, Nov. ai. ftp) The body of Zehra, adopted daugh ter of Kamo.1 Ataturk, Turkish preal dent. today was prepared for removal to Turkey. The ao-year-ojd girl died last night of a fractured skull suffered when she Jumped or fell from sn express train. Be correctly oorseled in an Artist UiKjel by Bthelwvn B Hoffmann Old "OniM Hooters" Described. DES MOINES. lows inPl The original "graas roofa convention," Dr. Jscob A. Swisher of the University of Iowa has revealed, were the swarms of destructive chinch bugs which invaded Iowa In 1040, made their homes during the winter In clunps of grass snd during the growing seasons ravaged the fields. Virgil A. Hly dinner hour will be Christian stew ardshlp. The speakers will be Vtrgll A. Sly and Mrs. Walter Menzles, a missionary to India. Members of the local Disciples of Christ In 34 states and provinces In the United States and Canada are at tending the one-day conventions. This is the 13th annual series of the meetings.. They are sponsored by Unified Promotion, the general pro motional agency of the Disciples of Christ. These one-day conventions lsst year resched 60,000 persons representing 2,168 churches. Indications for this year are that there will be an even greater attendance. A cafeteria lunch will be served at noon. Virgil A. Sly Is a national director of the United Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples of Christ. He Is responsible for . the promotion of the special days' of the 8unday scnools. and aupervlses the produc tion and distribution of all the ma terials for their observance. Mr. Sly promotes the annual one day conventions of the United so- clety, the total attendance of which la more than 60,000. This Is the greatest convention of the Disciples or unrist. When Mr. and Mrs. Menzles first went to India they spent a year at Manoba, where they helped with the orphanage there. The following year tney went to Rath, where they were engaged In evangelistic and village work. It has been at Pendra Road that Mr. and Mrs. Menzles have gained recognition as outstanding mission aries. Here they have developed com munity welfare projects which have won great praise from mission and government authorities alike. Theirs la one of the most effective pieces or agricultural work in the entire country where It la eatlmated that 80.000 people have never been thor oughly satisfied at a single meal. Coquille Maidens Give City Police Scare At Bridge PORTLAND, Nov. 21 (AP) Two Coquille girls gave a Portland resi dent a scare and several policemen a ride. Margarat Avers. 17. and Vivian UcCue, la, asked a Portlander the way to the clty'a "suicide bridge." He told them, then thought better of It and called police. Several prowl cars and detectives rushed to the span and found the girls they were merely curious and evinced a little less than no Interest at all In using the bridge for the purpose which gave It its name. To add to the excitement, an ambulance alrened psst on Its way to an accident. GAY IN BOOK OF I ANTARCTIC HOP FAILS NEW YORK. Nov. 31. P) The New YorkTlmea and the North Amer ican Newspaper alliance reported Lin coln Ellsworth was back at his base ship the Wyatt Earp, today, after an unsuccessful attempt to fly across the Ansrctic continent. The Ellsworth plane was forced to turn back because of a broken fuel gauge. With Herbert Hollock-Kenyon as pilot, Ellsworth had attempted to fly 2.140 miles from the Weddell sea to the Ross sea. Weather. Northern California: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; occasional rain extreme northwest portion: no change in temperature: gentle southeast wind off the coast. Rohher Shoots Girl. LEBANON, Ore., Nov. 21. (AP) A would-be robber, surprised while ransacking the W. J. Connoy heme, shot Ruth Bllyeu In the fcot. Miss Bllyeu. Connoy's niece, attends high school here. Use Mall Tribune want ada Ose Mall rrlbun. want ada. I II II I II lllllll I I lllll.llll ! ORIE r. m. JOB AT 8 1 r; xv-ti T n )i I VWm lSZ 'InJixr Ttfi Early riser ... or mrly riser? Be wisel Buy belier whiskey. Call for CALVERT best of the better blends. Enjoy it as a gentleman should in moderation and you'll greet the morning with a smile. Use good judgment. Call for CALVERT. BUY BETTER WHISKEY VAIUSlt M OREGON QUARTS '2.45 (Cb N. Ks-A) PINTS '1.25 (Cd. N., HS.C) Sssa Calvert 6 ISM, CIYwV.MnUi,4 ni.t! 'n-W Ollh. KMMC KuUd BTWUI. Oregon: Fair esst and generally cloudy west portion with rain west portion Friday and on coast tonight; no change In temperature; moderate southeast winds off the coast. 4- WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken wlndowa reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. SAN FRANCISCO. (UP) One Of the largest single cartooning Jobs, requiring four yeara' work, has been completed with the result that geog raphy haa gone gay. More than 10,000 individual car toons were drawn by Ruth Taylor In making a aeries of msps of the Unit ed States featuring people at work, animals, industries and odd Items of history. They are published In book form. "Geography doesn't have to be dull," reasoned Miss Taylor. "All you have to do Is to take a few liberties with the map and have some fun with it." She did that. Sandy wastes in the southwest became tiny sand piles with a baby having a big time with a toy shovel. Rip Van Winkle peers over the Catakllls. bewildered by Vas sar "rah-rah" girls at foughkeepsie. N. P. Panting youths seal peaka tn the Rockies. Pennsylvania is dotted with chimneys of Industry. Even Msryland's famed fried chicken la not forgotten. Miss Taylor, a San Francisco car toonist, started drawing while a co-ed at Stanford university. Later she be came a newspaper reporter and event ually a commercial artist. Her first step Into cartography waa seven yeara ago and since that time she admits she never haa been without a cortoon map. One idea was retained throughout the comic map work. Miss Taylor ex plained. It was to exaggerate the outstanding features of each district and to forget the commonplace. Yet she retained enough balanc to give children and adults an accurate con ception of every state In the Union. BOVINE QUINTUPLETS DIE WITHIN FEW HOURS TOLEDO, Ore., Nov. 21. (P) Elmo Davis' Jersey heifer set some sort of a bovine record by giving birth to quintuplets. All five died within a few hours, however. Marion County Tax Foreclosure Opens SALEM. Nov. 21.MV-Marlon coun ty tax collection officials filed a 258 page foreclosure decree ajai:ist 718 parcels of reel estate yesterday. In which tax payments were de!lnqunt. Sheriff A. C. Burk stated the prop erty owners have four weeks, or until the sheriff's deed is issued, to take any part of the property out of foreclosure. ff ni THI KSDAV. NOVEMBER 21 ST A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulsion. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomul sion, which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the Inflamed mem branes as the germ-laden phlegm is loosened and expelled. Even if other remedies hava failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulsion and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.) SQfe to almost a million housewives every THANKSGIVING DAY In the West's largest Homemakers' Bureau these expert prepare and test foods, recipes, menus n... i it " it't VMV' Jut neip umaymm and 365 days a year For weeks, Thanksgiving in quiries from housewives have been pouring in. And into the mail bags these Safeway home economists have popped thou sands of tested suggestions. You see, gathering facts for you on how to serve tempting meals gracefully in shorter time is the life work of Julia Lee Wright, nationally know Safeway home economist. It's also the full-time job of all her staff at the Safeway Homemakers' Bureau, largest in the West. Constantly they scheme out ways to help stretch your food dollar at your Safeway grocer's. The Bureau turns out menus, recipes and cooking advice to the tune of 93,000,000 printed pages a year. Over 50,000 re quests are answered annually. And day by day, the Bureau tests and approves or rejects a vast number of foods before they are offered to the public. e ' h V ;r?1 ill m I 4 Ilk .UhS;..n THANKS Ol VINO DINNIR PLANS They don't "guess" nl the Home maker Bureau. Every recipe and menu each food that it u$ed gelt a real "houtewie tell." Eren fa6!e decorattont and party favon are carefully worked out. Hole to ute the ffifrant, 9 C.-J your inquiry on any homemaking prooiem to Julia Lee IT right. Box 660, Oakland, California. DID you know that this largest - homemakers'-bureau-in-the-West is part of the same business family to which your Safeway grocer belongs? When you want new "kitcheneering" ideas, your Safeway grocer invites you to write the Homemakers' Bureau for special help suggestions to meet your psrsonal needs in preparing the "daily three." Mind you, your Safeway grocer and Mrs. Wright's home economic experts are partners. They work at a job very vital to you. And they have other partners, too. Skilled Safeway buyers in the farming districts, trained shippers, testers, food handlers and marketing men. What is the vital job this Safeway family is doing? is the job of getting fine- foods from the farms to market faster uith less exput and Uss wastt in between. Homing K SsE V -IS- sSTaJiS TSSSaS Ifs the job of lowering retail prices and also paying back to the farmer a larger share of every dollar spent at Safeway stores. Quite easily you can test what your Safeway grocer can save vou. Do all your trading at his store for just one month. Keep a record of what you spend. Then compare your monthly outlay with your total food bills for the previous month. Start this test to morrow . . . M. L. Bean, Division Manager for Safeway Stores, 239 South East Salmon Street, Portland. Oregon. Safeway
