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PAOTC TWO Li 10 TAMPA. Jla., NOT. ai-(AP) The American Federation of Labor con- Tentlon'a legislative committee aa. aerted tonight that "millions ol dol lars" would be available this winter to a lobby seeking to kill the senate Investigation of strike-breaking ana labor espionage. The committee urged the conven tion. In Its report, to demand an ample appropriation to continue the Inquiry directed by senator lette (Prog.-Wls.). "All the lobbies of the great anti union financial forces snd all their secret pressures are being mobilized to prevent the senate granting an appropriation to carry on the In vestigation," the report said. "If our reports are as accurate as we believe them to be, the greatest and most adroit lobby that has ever operated In Washington Is being or ganised to kill this astounding ei nose. "The LaPolletts committee has made only a beginning, but what a beginning. It has dragged Into the llffht the underworld that serves me biggest businesses the spies and thuga whose profession Is wrecking unions or even murdering workers, Willamette Highway Urged sTUOENE, Ore, Nov. 31. ( AP) A road program for 1038, listing the largest Item for the Willamette high way over the Cascade range, was out lined here by Willamette forest of ficials. .A Ohastly Find HADBER. Ore., Nov. 31. (AP) The body of a man, apparently dead for several months, was found on ttie A. O. Dates ranch, Coos county offi cers said. Fragments of clothing were collected as means of possible Identification. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED To buy or rent for 3 weeks, oheap sedan In good condition. Boa 709, Tribune. FOR BALE 14 lots on S. Holly, All assessments paid; I00O total price Inquire' owner, 038 8. Holly. HELP WANTED Experienced maid. Housekeeping and cooking. 810 Wast 10th. 100 WHITE Leghorn chickens. Ready to ley, 00c each. 3rd house east of Rogue River Academy, R. L. Wyant. FOR RENT Partly furnished 4-room bouse. 1034 West 11th. WANTED Good reliable party to llva In and eare for a aoveu-apartment building. Box 1101), Tribune. TRADE Equity in ranch for house In town. Will assume. Route I, Box too. WANTED To buy small,, auburban grocery business with living quart ers, write Box 1108, Tribune. FURNITURE reupliolstered like new, Phone B69-K. Tblbault. FOR SALE Franquette Phone 60U-B. STRAYED or stolen, red heifer about to calve. Brand PEP on right hip Oeo. Pear oo, Jacksonville, FOR BALE Oold fish, 3 for 35c. Bring , container. 000 Columbus. S-ROOM Home with Bleeping Porch, good as new, large lot, edge of city, room for garden and chickens, lots of shade. Price 12300.00, terms 330.00 down, balance (10.80 month ly. 6-room house, located close In, well built, comparatively new. Price aa&OO, Urma saso.oo down, balance 432.50 per mom.. 3 acres. 4 room house, family or. chard, borrles. etc., 3-car garage this Is a very neat attractive prop erty price 43300.00, terma $500.00 down, balance easy terms, 8 per cent Interest. BROWN AND WHITE Clinton Spencer, Real Estate Mgr. WHY? Sacrifice Bale 1 75 acre dairy ranch. 5ft acres In clover, finest meadow In Jackosn county. Abundance water, 5-room bungalow with attic. Beautiful lo cation. 13 cows, 18 heifers and calves. 40 tone of hay In ham Good barn. Running water at all times. Income can easily be In creased to 4200 per mi .ith. Old folks want to retire. Price reduced to 48000 for Immediate sale Terms on part. ALSO 3 40 acres. House, bam, milk ahed. milk house, 18 acres. Paid up water right. Price 42500. 4800 cash, balance terms. Bee this. j J. C. BOWER 1 Phone 1137-Y 30. N. Pesch ROOM and board. 430 month. Includ ing laundry. 1003 West Malll. LAROE stock snd dairy ranch ad jacent to ranee, partly Irrigated good improvements, dwelling!, barns, milk house, cold storage, etc 800 head of cattle. 25u tona of hay. ' A going proposition, going at a bar gain. 0. 8. BUTTEItKlKLD aledtord Bldg. FOR BALE Nargansett turkeys tor breeding. Toms 45, bens 43. Jos : N. Wright, Oentrsl Point. Pbone 134. FOR BALE Almost new kitchen cab inet. 420. 3 oil stoves 43 each, Ice box 44. 1031 W. 8th, FINE ranch well Improved, 1600 feet Rogue river frontage, cheap irriga tion, attractive terms. C. 8. BUTTERFIELD Medlord Building LOST Friday night on West Sixth St. nesr 1.0 O r. ball, black fatigue cap with red and gold stripe band Reward. Finder please call W. F. Rector, 833 -J. WANTED experienced sheep herder. Jn reply give age, experience and it single or married. Box 764, Mall Tribune. THIS la the last week of a bargain price on the Income property now renting for 4137.60 per month. Real esute Is on the up. better make your Investment early. Good 6-room bungalow for lease. ) 60 acre ranch, free soil, good Im provements, live stresm, attractive terma, i C 8. BUTTERFIELD MeUIord Bulldl. ! ROOSEVELT, JR., 2 This picture of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., ton of the President, and Miss Ethel DuPont was made at her home at Greenville, Del., after their engagement was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene DuPont. They will marry next June following young Roosevelt's grad uation from Harvard. (Associated Prose Photo) FLOOD IMPERILS PRINCE RUPERT, B. 0., Nov. 31. (AP) Serlmia flood conditions In the Bella Coo la river valley, with one town Isolated and many bridges waahed away, waa reported here today with the arrlVAl of the steamer Gar dens, from Bella Coola, 200 miles south of here. Bella Coola, town of 800 popu lation situated at the mouth of the river of the same name, was aaved from flooding by dynamiting a bridge Just above the town which waa damming the water. Other bridges in the river's upper reaches were carried away by the running rlvtr torrents and there waa no communication between Bella Ooola and Hngonsborg, a town of 350 people situated 10 miles up the val ley from Bella coola. SEEK NEW CLUES LOS ANGELES, Nov. 31 (UP) Ths mystery of Reld Russell's death on Novelist Gouvernour Morris' es tate at Manhattan Beach appeared to be petering out tonight. With the handsome young account, ant's body re-Interred In its grave an exhumation having only tending to contlr ma previous suicide theory, the district sttomey's office turned to his financial affaire. Captln Clyde Plummer asked a county grand jury subpoena to ex amine his bank records to search for a possible suicide motive. Russell waa found In a lawn awing shot through the head and a gun In one hand. His mother, Mrs. Victoria Russell, disagreed with the original suicide verdict and demanded re opening of the esse. In Cooperation With the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce "Eat Local Tur key" Campaign We Are Featuring a de licious . TURKEY DINNER TODAY ma 11,1 mini .hi mm i .'V 3? 1 . ' ' In- t i ; ' I, ft ' 1 DINE TODAY AT THE HOTEL MEDFORD P. 0. DENS0N, MANAGER MEDFOT?n MATLTRTRUNE. MEDFORD. AND FIANCEE E I BERLIN, Nov. 31. (AP) The fighting qualities of United states war tanks was disparaged today In an article In the Mllltaer Wochen blatt, German weekly newspaper. Helm Bach, author of the article declared American engineers seem "ambitious" to repeat the mistakes of European engineers whllo build ers abroad borrow the good Ideas of American armored-car' construction. "Faced with war, there is not the slightest doubt," Bach said, "that the United States could and would produce tanks and armored cars of the highest efficiency." But, he added, extremely few exist ing types of heavy or light tanks and armored cars Impress the 'European soldier as capable of standing the test of modern wsr requirements. AUTO DEATH TOLL 70 PORTLAND, Nov. 31. (AP) The 70th traffic death of the police year and the 13th for the month of. November was recorded in Portland when T. P. Mclnerney wna fatally In jured aa he attempted to cross an In tersection. The 70-year-old victim died soon art or reaching the hospital. Two other traffic deaths ocurred In the state yesterday. Maurice Baker, 35, died of Injuries received in an accident Thursday on tho west Pacific highway near here. Alexander Minns, 73, succumbed to Injuries from cash on November 17 Just outside the city limits, London bad Its first professional bAMbaU lea (rue this summer. mi 65d75c A Fine Selection of Entrees With The Turkey Course PREPARED UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF William Curtis You can enjoy the Incomparable cuisine of this long-famovis hostolry your turkey dinner prepared under the personal di. reotion of an internationally known chof and served by courtoous, efficient atten dants at thrvse low, popular prices. Mr. Curtis has boon featured in smart ofes and hotels throughout this country on the continent in the Orient and the Phil ippines . , . You'll find the food excellent, tlie Hotol Mcdford 's service incomparable and the prices RIGHT! i E TO ALBANY, Nov. 31. (AP) Q rowers In .this district have been' urged by turkey buyers not to dump birds on the Thanksgiving market but hold them for tfie Christmas period. California markets already are con gested, they said, leaving only Port land, Washington cities and remote Canadian points for possible sales. ' It waa feared that the price would be sharply depressed If too many birds were released for Thanksgiving eirT T .WW riTV. Tlnv 91AP 3UA " -- ' ' Th vlrnr oeneral of the Salt Lake Catholic diocese today charged "de liberate birth control" witn aiscour&g lng economlo advancement and aa serted "the average mother should have three children" to insure pros perity of the western world. "The nnDulatlon situation Is Ber- lous." the Right Rev. D. a. Hunt told a group of civic leaders. "The popu- latlnn nf America and western Europe Is steadily declining. De liberate birth control is me cause. Tt. I nnlv a matter of time, he said, until South America, India, Asia ond Africa push America and Europe aside as their people Increase. "Future prosperity is doomed," he said, "If present population trends to ward decline continue." IL LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Nov. 31, (API Declaring he "loved her too much. ' Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt today denied from a Jail cell that he fired the shot that killed his slender, bru nette fiancee, verna Taylor, the night of Nov. 8. .Deuhardt, s veteran of three wars waa hold without ball pending grand Jury action on a charge that he mur dered tho girl on a country road. NEW PLYMOUTH. Idaho, Nov. 31 (UP) Arthur Brltchard, Tacoma, said tonight that drillers had brought in a natural gas well ten miles north ol New Plymouth. Brltchard, one of a group of Seattle and Tacoma nen reportedly backing the drilling here, refused to make any statement as to whether or not the well was also producing oil. John Glias, Payette, Idaho, who has been In charge of drilling for the group for several years, also refused comment. Commenting on Insistent rumors of an oil gusher, J. W. Gwinn, secretary of the Idaho Mining association, said that no report of such a gusher had reached his organization. , When oil la found 1 nthe Arctio It occurs almost on the surface. OREGON', SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1936 JAP EISH TREATY MOSCOW, NOV. 31. (AP) A blunt warning to Japar. that soviet Russia will not co-operate further In grant ing "vital" Japanese fishing conces sions until the reported Japanese German military pact la cancelled, was sent to the Japanese embassy here tonight. The . eleventh-hour development came Just as Japanese dlplomata were preparing to go to the soviet foreign office to sign the fishing agreement Tne new pact, fruit of a year's pa tient negotiations, would have ex tended for eight years the Japanese right to fish In soviet waters off east ern Siberia. The great bulk of Japan's sea food Is obtained from these waters, snd Japanese officials repeatedly have said the concession waa vita to Japanese Interests, Students Hurt CORVALLIS, Ore., Nov. 31. (AP) Two Oregon State college students were Injured and two buildings dam aged last night by explosions at the snnual homecoming celebration. Join Us For Oar Thanksgiving menu is complete a course meal that is finer than anything you ever ate ! Why fuss at home when you can enjoy it here. If you eat at home you will please everyone by serving our Thanksgiving Special . TURKEY CENTER Brick Ice Cream. There's Always Something THiA (By the Associated Press) Germany, continuing to deny knowledge of a German-Japanese pact aimed at Russia, admitted Saturday she was ready to act with Japan "in given situations." Russia bit back at the reported anti-soviet alliance with a warning to Tokyo that Japan would not get further Important fishing concessions from the DJ3.8.R. unless the pact was cancelled. Those eastern developments came as British diplomats sought to con vince other nations that the Spanish civil war, with Its threats to world peace, should be kept localized. Bri tain did not explain what she would do If one of her ships was attacked on the seas. Germany, said a spokesman for the Berlin government, has much In com mon with Japan, and "It Is quite conceivable Germany ani Japan op posed as both are to bolshevlsm may In given situations decide to pro ceed Jointly." 1 The first ocean fliers' , school was organized by Colonel Lindbergh. A Delightful New at "Wrier Better Foods Are Served" . Phirie 998 119E. Main HAM is a HABIT with them .... MANY families go on eating the same round of fa miliar foods week after week, year after year. Of course, they get some variety fresh fruits and veget ables in season special side dishes now and then a new cracker or cereal or relish or something like that. But, it's all too easy, unless you watch out to won der what to have for dinner tonight and then fall back on habit by serving the same old things cooked the same old way. It may take a little thought to get out of the rut but really not too much. If you want to treat your family right, watch this newspaper for hints on new things to eat and new ways to fix the old favorites. For example, there are more than fifty different ways of serving ham. And don't miss the advertisements. You'll find them full of news about good foods at special prices, about new hinds of foods, about new ways to cooh and serve. . . . It's so easy, after all, once you make up your mind to set a better table. CHEER TO BANDON TILLAMOOK, Nov. 31. (AP) The TUlamook American Legion post will play Santa Claua to chUdren ol Ban- don. LONG DISTANCE RADIO GIVES YOU BIB FIDELITY fc CONTROL Model 9 Terms 7D-138 f 1 Olm Tui (1) Natural af 7 T I pklng human voles. I I OU UeQl I (i) Startling rull.n In . muiie reproduction. 3) M w f7aL aa 'Talthfulnoaa of ton." m KJnlyWttn m a.no score of new M FEATURES TELL-TALE CONTROLS Tell you what happens when you turn the dials. LIGHTNING STATION FINDER A new sensation in station tuning .... fast! II SPLIT-SECOND RE-LOCATER Makes foreign stations easy to log and re-log. AND A SCORE OF OTHER FEATURES I Don't buy any radio until you have seen, heard and oper ated these new Zeniths. Models from $29.95 up. America's Mt Coaled Radio Always A Year Ahead Radio and Music Headquarters Pruitt's Melody Shop OPPOSITE RIALTO THEATRE Toys will be collected and distribut ed to children and books wlU be do nated to the library of tb (Ire-swept coastal community. Ore aed Bullion Purchased UMNd br SUM CalBonai WILDBBRG BROS SMELTING U RBFINING CO. Officii 742 Mirlul St., Sin Fruid Punt: fcoutfc fcan I'HPCUco ALL THREE PHONE 22 5 w !:
