Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 10, 1937, Page 7, Image 7

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    METtFOKD MAIL TOTBTTNE. METYFORP. (TREGOX, FRIDAY, SEPTFfBEB iO, 1937.
1101 SEYEN
PUSS Wl BI LEGS,
EXTRA TOES, BOB TAIL
TO GET LONG JOURNEY
Lieut. Phil X. Smith, appointed
recently as committee of one to
procure a bob-tailed cat for MaJ, and
Mrs. B. B. M cM ah on, former Medford
residents now living la Tuscalooea,
Ala., has obtained the desired kitten
and it will be shipped soon to the
McMahons,
Ma McMahon, former executtva of
ficer witn the CCC neadquartert here
took a bob-tailed Medford kitten with
him when he left three years ago.
The cat died recently and the major
wrote requesting another.
The bob-tailed kitten waa obtained
by Lieut. Smith from the Leon B.
Hawkins household, whose cat Sassy,
mother of the Elks' famed cat, pro
duces bob-tails with every Utter,
The kitten has a short tail with a
hook on the end, an extra toe on each
foot and its htnd legs are slightly
bowed. It is considered sufficiently
freakish to satisfy the most exacting
demands on the part of the McMahon
family.
The kitten will be sent as far as
Port Knox. Kentucky, with a CCC
troop train In about two weeks and
will be expressed from there to Ala
bama, Lieut. Smith said.
KLAMATH FOURTH
IN CONSTRUCTION
SEATTLE, Wash.. Sept. 10. (UP)
The little city oi KUmath rail.
Ore., ranked fourth of the n largest
cities in the northwest lh value ot
building permit Issued during Au
gust, the Journal of Commerce ald
today,
A permit for conatructlon of a
S140.000 bank building enabled Klam
ath Falls to jump ahead of such
cities as Tacoma, Bolae, Helena and
Butte. Klamath Palls Issued 38 per
mits for a total value of $184,980,
as compared to S5 permit valued at
$16,340 In August of less.
Portland led the parade with per.
mite totaling $581312, $35,000 ahort
of the August ftgurea for last year.
Seattle was aecond with $478,os
and even further behind last year's
figures, Spokane was third with per
mits totaling $369,204. the only large
city to show a gain over 1936 figures.
County Assessors
Name New Leaders
BEND, Sept. 10. (IP) The county
assessors of Oregon elected George
Knox of Hood River president at the
closing sessions of their convention
yesterday. '
. D.. W. Davis of Pendleton la the
new vice president, and Charles Mack
of Klamath Palls was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
Hood River is next year's conven
tion city,
Roseburg Veteran
Succumbs Aged 91
ROSEBURG, Ore., Sept. 10. P
David comstock, 91. who lay wound
ed all night on the battlefield of
Spottaylvania. was found dead at his
hnm. THtirsrfftv. Death resulted sud
denly from natural causes, Coroner
H. C. Stearns reported.
Comstock, unusually vigorous for
his age. had been a resident of Doug
las county for the paat 40 years,
A native of Missouri, he enlisted In
the regular army prior to the civil
war. through which he served with
the Union forces.
Russian Airplanes '
Trucked To China
TOKYO, Sept. 10. P) A Domel
(Japanese) news agency report from
Shanghai said today 100 Soviet Rus
sian trucks loaded with airplanes had
arrived at Sianfu. China. Shensi prov
ince capital.
The report said Sianfu now was
general headquarters of the Chinese
air force. It added that Soviet In
structors were training Chinese fly-
Finances Held Key
In Sino-Jap War
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 10. (MM
A slow, certain disruption of Japan
ese finances rather than a brilliant,
smashing military victory. Is the only
hope of the Chinese In the war of
the Orient, Dr. Tse Zung Koo of Pel
ping, secretary of the World Student
Christian Federation, said today.
The native-garbed V, M. C. A.
worker and peace advocate told In
terviewers: "Japan undoubtedly will
eventually win on the battlefield but,
even with victory, she undoubtedly
will have to come to terms with
China due to her precarious financial
condition."
Lake Creek
LAKE CREEK, Sept. 10. (Spl.l
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoefft and
family returned Monday from Port
land, where they visited relatives and
friends.
A community fair will be held Sun
dav, September 13, at the Lake Creek
Oranae hall. The 4-H beef club will
exhibit calves, as will also the sewing
club It, sewing. The home economics
slub will serve a chicken dinner from
11:30 to 3.30.
The play given Saturday night by
the recreation club waa well attend
ed and well produced.
Mrs. J. M, Griseom and daughter.
Joyce, visited last week with Mrs
Orlssom s mother. Mrs.. D. N. Davit,
on the Oreensprings.
Uoyd Welch of the Antelope sec
tion has been delivering wheat in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs Oeorge Owens of
PetjUmu. Calif., were over.iltht
guest of M.-I. I. QrUtom ar.4 Mr.
Tonn Tuesday. Mrs. Owen ts a niece
of Mrs. Orlsaom. and formerly lived
in the Dry Creek section.
Mrs. Short expects to enterals
friend with musical recital Satur
day night.
Wallace Ragsdole is now employed
is lumber oamp at Lakeview,
Mia Marlon Farlow, who spent the
summer with frlenda and relatives
here, returned last week to her home
at Lakeview,
Moat New York social register
club have more than a thousand
members.
NOXIOUS MARIHUANA
ILL BE REGULATED
Blf NARCOTIC BUREAU
WASHINGTON, Sept, 10. AP)
Marihuana, noxious weed at narcotic
properties which sociologists blame
for much, crime nd youthful delin
quency, will coma under federal con
trol Octet 1.
Tse treasury published tody reg
ulations for enforcement o$ the law
passed hf congress UraUlnj um of
marihuana and putting It under con
trol of the federal narcotic bureau.
Nominal taxes are imposed on manu
facturers, importers, compounders.
dealers and doctors.
While many states hare law regu
lating sale and use of marihuana,
thi wUI be the first federal action
to curb what congress wsa told was
a grosfinar use of it.
The liw passed after narcotics
agents said the? bad traced criminal
inspiration to effect of. ife veed, It
has been discovered is forma for eat
ing, drinking s&d tmoking.
Agent said tU cheapness made tt
popular among narcotic addicts and
that sellers spparentl? had attempted
to build up a clientele by selling
cigarettea and csd? containing it to
high school children. Pfcj'sieisns say
steady use of nwOm&ss leads to in
sanity. Phone we n aui roui
refuse Citt Sanitary Service
NEW CHEMICAL GIVES;
LIVER IMMUNITY TO
SEVEN SERIOUS ILLS
ROCHESTER K. T Sept. IS,
(AP) A ntw artificial chemical so
dium saathii, which promise pro
jection against seven of Vn ioimiH
abi human liver disease vu report
ed to the Americas ChessaS toe Set?
her todtsj by it C Keaie sf FMI-dtlpbja-
Th diseases, sii of wfeicb say
cua deals 07 3?er pcs&mng, sre
stayed effects of esofsns phos
phorus poisoning, earbos teiracblo
rid or fire extinguisher passing,
eut yellow tropnf, arsesical he
patitis, poisoning dua to premncj
sad poisoning from scute irj-e-ctious
diseases.
Several htmrded rsts wsrs slkssd
& breathe fire estmmisher i or
cblojolonx in mts ufHtui to
gi tt-exa iiser poi&ming iim&j c
these rats SJeds tes cot oa died,
said Dr. Kes if h had prerlousl
receded hfpoderiBie isjeetiss of
tb new ?emsy,
ffo espertsss&ts fe bees stsde os
human beusgs, saSd Dr. Kesle, But
the humas. ii'-a-t tr&ukie Wt
those o ttt tva, rsj in botb ra
and hums.Tvs. gut to fatty
degenerates, Tfes ir1S?isl efeese&sl
prewnta or stosrs HUf degeneration.
Dm stall msan? wzm dc
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