THE TiKND BUI-I-RTIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1927
PACE THREE
POLAR TRIP !
INPROSPECT
Cold of Antarctic Held
Dangerous
Jtli..urds Would Ihuy Av
in tors' HuIh Meri
dians Convolve
Pacific Flyers Take a Dip
l'.i.V..
it m m w i f i.tw . 1.1 .r i-tr: a n
'PORTLAND MEN'
FREED ON BAIL
With Beftau'dk
I
WurilihiKtuii. July 2u. (Ui -Tti
vuii .'urit'ly AhturL'tli. wltli
ltn imiftiilMrviit liiiiiinrli'x (if
AiiiukiInkii, KiiitF uml Hluii'ld'iitiii,
Imiy mniit In dUltirlHMl liy Dm
iinitlirii iJiiin-i'ftKli.
(oiiiiiiiunl'-r llytil, li 1m f rlt'iiilh
lii'llrvr, nitty no din Niiiitlixrn
'i iitl of llm witrhl; hut IT Jim Iihm
mil ntltern will try. AvIutniV In
tutrliH In HrliMit IttH hMt rV( il
tlutt iitrliil i xpliirut leu Mi Ami-tin-tlr
nlrt'mty Ik In iinmpiM-t. j
Dr. AilHllit II, ( lurk, im-nii- I
TuihT of Hm liliton tun IiiniHii- j N " , ., . , Y
II. m. hi tin Kkduilvit I'n.jtH vi,. ,, I ui f in n I Atlmrt HntiilHTKiT (l.-ftt im.l I.I.Mit. imut
Iitlcrvlfw, i-MilitliMil tin hpimmP ii,r j Mai:iiti1( mii.hht.-.I urn nn Him h-mli ul Wulklkl, Uit Krlmo
i' ml tint prnbli'tiiM of ik.tfinitliti lliuioliilii iMiti-Htnp flycrn mr rn:tiih( with tho ItiiK'' floral horno
lu I hi Kur SoiMli, hImm mIiowm uliovi', with "To Our Hro'-H," puiierm d in whllit. ; Tin-
'Tint k r'ii i i'h! opporliinlty rrjIWl. ,v,' ' huthiMK hiiIIm, km-ji miiiih'UiImk of ih nillii.iry poHlitri.
Hi-rlul I'Yplnrallnti now cliallrhk'''w ' , ,. ,. , .. ..
itvliilorn In III Mm Anlurrllr r- i'Hiit ttoultt of Nw 'uhinil unit ' rttnf ijturiH lith wmild iimh! c!in
Kloli, (!itKr;iptilc it ml mli'iilUh In 1 1'li'lltiK. for rkauiplc 'n South iIhIh In (U'lcriulnillK Iho l.niil roii
formuiluli ritiirm iiIiik Hiul iirra In , Ami-rttii. A Ihlnl poHNlhlMly win hi iiceltmi wtihli limy ut Kitnit iti'o
inmKr, tin outlltH'M of t hi Kriui 1 In u cimiiIiIihmI txpii( lot) of ih- ', InKlral jnrh huvi roniK-cti'd Au-
liihil inartH havit iu'Vi-r 1 n mm-1 koIuk v.' ;.. U and 0aiuit whh h irulin or NKw Zi-aLnut and South
plilily initpiirt), mill an cxlraor-1 wtmhl clrelo Dm ftloln In tin Amnrh-a.
itlnnry Npicla'itlar lnlrpt woulil Anlun tlr. At InliTvaU tin p'ani'H I'o..Hn I'tniiiil
tittmh to ixplorathn," hi until, i from Hih v.'hh-I oh hiiHt r oihl "Hrli-ni Ihih Iuivi found In South
Wheeler and Olmstead
1 Face Charge
North western JJank Fund
Misapplied, Verdict
of Jury
INirtland, July HI. (IP) Em-
ory OliiiHtid, fornir prildi n. of
the (lf iirirt N'urthwKtrti Na-
l tonal hank, and J. K. Wht-Mler, ,
I formi-r prc'-hl'Mit of ib l''rHaiid
i TN'ierurn, wn ut h-ry on
lift, ui hall urh today follow-'
Iiik thflr arnHiH on rliurK"H of
coimplracy to mUupply 7'Ji.4 I r
of Kim bank' fund.
S'M-rt'l Itiillrliiu-ntH
America tcrtaln fnHh water flnli
and liiHrtM which aliio fxlnt in
AuHtralbi and Tamnnnlii. Kim nil
I'luit Uiitllnil I iniik ii fxplpratlonrj of the rounl
"Three nepntuti powilhtllt leu linn of tln Antiirctlr rontliifpt.
ronfront airlnl exp1onr In Hint 'The luth-r pro)ert In my op'
Antatrtlr. Hml of ti.ll. a dah for , ou, would ioM4thn Hie Kicah-Kt ' riMnulUH of the TiiHiuanlii wulf
the Huu ih (Nile mlitht b tnaile j m lenl If Ic value, ft would enatde j havo licin fmlnd In South Annrl
fiom ttoine canfully prpnid ad . m nirtite innppluic of the coaKt-iij, tfH Wi.M uh In TiiNinnnki and
vaitri bun. SiToiidly. ihn aviator line mid (ht northi-rn frlnite of ! Aimtriitlu. Tin dlm ovcrli'tt hid 1
inlKht 'illempl n fllKlit iuthhh tin-'the ho wall. 1i:(doKlrally, the tat a laud cotiuertlon urimn the
I'nttrit area, tartliiK fr.nn honi" : mirvey of mountattiM ami i urili I Anlnreilr at koiuo remote. Ki-tdoK-
. Ira I epoch, Synti-tnat lc aerial pho-
. tnKraphy would lit of exlraor
j dlnury value.
I "Such nn expedition would ron
itrlhute Indirectly to the future
! economic exploitation of the
?Nouthern roKloii. which will In-
elude the whallnK I miliary and
the devi',1opmint of flHhcrfefl,
"If n tolur (IuhIi In the (vhject.
jtliM tuoHt IokIciiI approocli would
t In front I ho h.'iun tn ihn Hokh
Sfn. from which the roulo wuh
j found overland. The vicinity hun
j been mapped and advance prepu
I rations rould be carefuly calcii
lalmt, I'erhup.i the tnortt froAlble
method would be n f ItKht by
. neuplaiio. With capable of more
(than two thousand niVen of min
ium! fllKht, jvoHttion of mmi-
proxlmlty for the hop-off
be altiilued. The vobvinoeii
Mount Krclntrt and the cone
:of Mount Terror mlKbt nerve
ti ii 1 1 mil , r iii in n ii ihiii jiiwwnmjppp
: Ifer
r PTC!:
i i.imvn D. Hill. New York-to-j
Cl:vclnnU airmail pilot. In to ac-
ril linlliliiMiim wiiro ro- ..,.,.,.. w. ii,.rlnUd. an-
tiinii-il hy Hi"! fi ili'iul ktmikI Jii'y y uthr nlrmnll llysr. In IiIm attempt
.'utt yiHtriliiy uffpriMMiti. Oltn-, lu fly (rum New York to Itomu.
him,, I wuh urrextiMl at hi homo I The New York-Iton.e plane, a
uml li hhort lime Inter Wheeler : lKlo-motored Kokker. I now be-
w tuk.ll l.tu rilHtl.ilv at 1,1. v"'V'vieu .-.
offi. :
factory.
pri-nlil'Mit. Al the nm time It J 0-
(Win aniiouiUHil that Hie- I'lttonk
;eiaie.' owner of the Morning
Oroninn, hail aeqnlretl frontrol
'of the hank. '
i It , rn rrx followed thin itinnKe
ninl reunited In the run whlrli;j
eloned the hank. Two other huiiku
here took over h uffalrn and,
: Knaranleed the af:counl of de
' ponliorH.
i Shortly after that Ihn Tele-:
.xram I'tihllxhliiK eonipany, of
which Wheeler wan president and .
i prln'Tlp'i.' owner, was hankrnpt. '
I Since then It ha been wild to.
I an unnamed purchaser. .
j Wim n I.uintierTrinn '
', Other tangled affairs of Olm-
i stead and Wheeler Include the'
( bankruptcy of the Wheeler and:
Olmstead Lumber company, with
large holdings In Klninath county.
! Wheeler nas served as presi-'
;dettt of numerous timber com-1
ipanfes. lie became principal own-j
er of the Portland Telegram ;
November 11, 1920. when he
purchased the Interest of his I
brother, L. It. Wheeler. The i
brothers originally purchased the'
Telegram from the Oregonlan in
VJU.
Tbe TftleRram, the on!' after-
! ne'.n nwHDan':r ; In Portland .
which, U not dorvwl by the .Unit-(
FELT HATS
Tlie Indlctnients, which were twined accounts In the Kor jst ; " rfrnn. lined nangrupicy pn-
presentiMl to the grand Jury by County National bank of Tlo-! I,pr Al"-" 12. this , year. The
I'nlted Wales IMstrlm Attorney ! tfata. I'a., the Ilrookvllle Title WheeleT-OImstead I.nmher com
Oeorite Neuner. ore on two ! and Trust company of Hrook- ' P0"' nl?'' bankruptcy papers ,
counts. One charge Is a con- j vllle, I'.i., and the Titusvllle Tfust . a n'nnln later.
Federal Dry Official
Drafts New Rulings
splrncy to defraud the North-1 company of Tliusvllln, I'a. Cheeks '
western batik by mUapplylnx : were druwn on thejie batiks, the
funds and Ihn oilier Is the charge .Indictments charge, and Olm- j
of misapplication of fund. ! steud, as president of the bunk,;
Two Arrusnl i cashed I hem to bn deposited to
The former publisher, whose 'the credit of the MrCormlck ;
paper was recently sold In bank-1 Lumber company, of which i Washington July 21. LP)
ruptcr. and the former head of ' Wheeler was president, knowing 1 New prohibition regulations can-!
the defunct bank, are accused of-' them to lie xortli.'ins. , reling aU permits now held byj
entering into a cunsplrucy on Oc. (M-riitoiiH Covered (alcohol and medicinal spirits j
loher 11, 11121, and continuing Operations were covered, U is dealers and handlers and reo.ulr-1
their alleged peculations until ullegiil. hy the Issuance of new lug annual renewal of permits j
March 1, 11127. The Northwest-, checks ic.h time a worthless hereafter have been drafted by!
ern bank failed March 2N, 1927, j check came In. Dr. J, M. Uoran federal dry com-1
after a sensational run. i Northwestern bank affairs came i mlmilcner. j
Thirty-two overt acts are nl-1 into public attention early In! The tentative rules will he sub-!
leged In the indictments, 29 of .March of this year when Olm-i milted to anting Secretary of the j
those being the presentation and stead was deposed as president . Treasury Mills today and. If ap-
lionorlng of wort lu'esn checks. It and O. L. l'rice, trustee of the I proved, will go into effect Janu
ts nlliged that Wheeler main- IMttm-k estate, was named as ary 1.
Decidedly new and
smart 'styles in Sum
mer's popular shades
$5-95 arld $6'50
j CENTRAl OREGON BANK BLDQ. j
' z
' rn ,,,,m
ti ' of .v
" of 5
r Vs. i I ' in'- tm 1 " Uerlal guide-posts
ilJlfost Western cur-owners traste 52
tatb year in needless repairs
How to avoid
needless car expense
NEGLECTED lubrication and the failure of lubricants
to master deadly heat and friction costs the car
owners of (his country more than a biUimi dollars each
year in repair bills an average of $52 for every car
' on the Pacific Coast.
That waste is needless because there ore dealers, from
Canada to Mexico, who specialize in Complete Veedol
Lubrication. Drive in today where you see the orange
and black Veedol sign. Ask for Complete Veedol
Lubrication. While you wait, every friction spot in
your motor, chassis, transmission and differential will
be correctly lubricated with high quality Veedol lubri
cants. Jinch of these lubricants gives the famous "film
of protection" which masters heat and friction.
To avoid repairs and reduce operating expenses
get Complete Veedol Lubrication at regular intervals.
Always nsk for Veedol lubricants by name. If you
drive a Ford ask for Veedol Forzol.
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle.
DEALERS: Dulk tltlivtry ofVtttlnl protlncti In now tiraihihle
to over I jo intliviiliuil cities unit, towns on the I'titific Coast.
ItlUJtrils t-'enretl
i 'Tho greatest single obstacle
. v'tn A iit.irrl Ic exploration will he
t lit menace of bll.inrils. which
jlmmr fri'nuently and In tunny
.' i places, often reaching a velocity
I of ! to l)n miles an hour. These
lillrmirds tilso would complicate
" the prob.'ein of bases, as they
f lcuiin snow drifts which might
-'vhniy bills. Antarctic aviators
would also have to copnt on ex
treme cold.
"The problem of navigation
would be very serious because of
the difficulty of determining
longitude In Ihe polar region
where the meridians converge.
"There are, however, no diffi
culties which could not he over
come by careful prepnrnllon. Ant
arctic attempts are likely lo In
volve large flnuncinl expendi
tures because of the great dis
tances lo be traversed even be
fore nn advanced base can be
established.
r i
La quartJ
7
Redmond News Items
Of Interest Generally
,lledmnnd. Ore., July 21. Uev.
Percy Arkle left for Salem to
attend the I'rcshytcrlnn synod for
a week.
.N. It. Teeter anil daughter Ma
bel loft Wednesday for a. visit at
Klamath FuUs.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Movies
moved to Warren, Oregon, where
lloylos has occupied n position. I
Mrs. W. M, Kox of Madras Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lar
sett, hero.
iti.viiri.ini nnd Mrs. Moore of
I Klamath Kails vlslletl Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Morris hern recently.
Mr. and Mrs. (leorgn Pnlrfleld
nnd friends of Chlcngo are visit
ing Crater lake.
William Undlrolt underwent nn
operation In llend Wednesday at
the HI. Charles hosplliil.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 1,'oyd McKee left
for I heir homo in Porlland
Weil.nestlay."
K. K. llesso was, ft business j
vlsllor here, WeclncHdny from Clo-j
verdnln. I
T. L. Collier of Ttimnlo was i
hero Wednesday on business.
Kd Wpon was n business vis-
llnr hero Wcclnesilny. ,
pastern Oils and Greases
f It (mil hit Ibiiu I till a qimrl to ilip Vttilot lo ibt Pacific J '
Cotnt. When )tn buy Vttilot you pay for quality uolfrtigbl. f
- l'OUTLAM' KS
rnrllnnd, July 21. (LP) Rggs
Frosh Mundnrd extras 27c; fresh
nlnndni'd firsts 2Ce; fresh mo
(II u ins Mr; current rocolpts 23c.
(T- 1 E
1
ooy
make
si
pipe
t pu r fed
up
IF YOUR jimmy-pipe could talk, it would
say: "Fill me with Prince Albert and
watch me strut. I'll repay you a hundred
fold." No doubt about it, many a pipe
has been blamed for things that weren't
its fault a-tall. You have no idea how
well a pipe behaves on P. A.
On my say-so, buy yourself a tidy red
tin of good old P. A. today. Throw back
the hinged lid and revel in that fragrance
of the world's greatest pipe-tcbacco, bar
none. Then tuck a neat wad into the
business-end of your pipe and light up.
There's the answer to every pipe-wish.
Cool as a pound-keeper. Sweet a9
escape from the place he keeps. Mild,
but with that full, satisfying flavor of
the greatest tobacco that ever tumbled
into a pipe. No matter how wide you
open the smoke-throttle there isn't a
stop-sign or a detour anywhere.
Nearby is a store where they band out
jimmy-pipe joy in tidy red tins. My
advice to you is to make tracks for there
at once. Fill your pipe with this glorious
tobacco and get the fun that's due you.
No matter what your present program
' is, try P. A. Give your pipe a chancel
P. A U teli vryAt In tUy red
tint, pound mnd hitf-pound tin humi
4orttmd pound trystt-tli$ humidor
with tpongfmoitttnfr lop Ant
rV?t with every bit of bit end porch)
rtmortd by Iho Prince Albert proctMtm
tobacco is like ttl
no other
6 191. R. J. llT"tih TtM
Compter WtmionMlMn, N. C