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Option Granted Dr, Reddy Is . Nearing Expiration PROJECT IN ABEYANCE , Fromotor For Several Months Has i Boon Working on Pinna For , Mne Into Mining District ," WEDFORT, Ore., .lune SO. , (API Reports of Illll line rn.il . road activity In southern Oregon : were mlvri thl week by i ncar-explratlon of the sixty day option granted to Or. .t. F. Reddy : on the OreKon-Cslltornla railroad ! out of Grants Pns by the Grants ! Pan cltv council. Dr. Reddy and ' the Twohy Rrothers of SnoKnne were the orlalnal hackers of the ; railroad a pre-war venture. Recently a dispatch out of ' Klamath Kails told of rumored I plans of Hill linos to build Into ! the Rogue river valley, operating over the Medford losftlnK railroad. ' an Owen-Oreiton Lumber company . subsidiary, extendlnft from this oily to Butte Kails, a distance of 82" miles. A similar report was ' in circulation a year ago. and was ; followed bv the placlnw of a survey craw tn .he Butte Falls district. The result of these efforts were ' never made public. James H. Owen, general manager and vice president of the Owen-Oregon -l-ompanv went over the ground a j-ear aeo and pronounced a railroad through that section feasible. Crouch Company Active This week. Fred Crouch, super intendent of. the Pacific Slinlerles, and Timber company, filed an ap plication tor. a right of way set aslde for a county road from Agate ' a station on the logging road, into ku Tha Prnuch COmDSny has survey-stakes for eleven miles up Antelope creeic into meir um ber and mineral holdings. . Ilk nn..nt.T 1 1 ft rianlpd lllO lit- .plication, with the proviso that if .financial pacxing coum -r .the application would ba granted. Dr. Reddy is now in Shasta ..li '.ml. nn hnsinesa and la not expected to return until the llrst or tn wees. . . . With other local eltliens. Dr. ' a . a... h.i. wnrlclnsr for sev- 'aral months on the building of a .' ii m ni.m T it. mln- . ram uau tuLu , . . a al-al. ...Ina Ym Marifnrn 1BR " " ' - " ' Jacksonville railroad right of. way "aa nucleus. No agreement was .4t tha Rnlltharn PaciftO Tallroad, or the Guggenhetms. who own the Blue Ledge mine, on guar anteed tonnage, and the project Is in aoeyance. i For the last year there have been reporte of rail activity In this sec i tlon, but all have been shrouded In . a deep haze of indef Initeness. PLANES FLY II. AIR TOUR ''FIRST DATS TRAVEL ENDS AT ; ST. LOXilS, MO. ' Twenty-four Craft In Flight E empllfy Every Jate Develop " ntent In Commercial Ships Taxi-Driving Preacher Has Faith in U. S. Youth e-vv S l . K fc ...-rfitoW . tfwfc -vaf f M I, ..." 1 m .1 115 I a- f;- y.. h- Va ewsv't. KEV. THOMAS H. WHELPLBr w ItataniaUoul NisithI) By GRAHAM STEWART Ir.ternatlonal lltustratad Newa Staff Correspondent NEW YORK. In spite of the alarmist surveys which splash over into the public prints, modern youth of . America isn't traveling lickety split to perdition. On the contrary, the boys and girls nowadays are pretty sensible youngsters, who have merely adapted their pace to a machine age. Too ST. LOUIS. Mo.. June 30. (API . ; The first day s travel of the 5000 'inile national reliability air tour 'nded here late today, when 24 l airplaneg exemplifying virtually j very iaie aevciupnicni in l-vuiiuci -al aircraft arrived at Lambert St. Louis field. . i Louis G. Melser, piloting a Buhl '"air sedan." followed after a nine . "minute Interval by Al Henley. In a "Ryan monoplane, landed at 4:03 as the first arrival. Last to arrive at B:19 p. m., was a monocoupe, oc cupied alone by Miss Phoebe Falr 'grave Omlle. ' : , The planes took off on the tour at 10:15 this morning .at Detroit, f "arriving at Indianapolis shortly be- lore noon. Beginning at 1 p. m., ind taking off in one-minute Inter nals the planes then headed for St. Louis. Three, of the 27 original en '. -tries failed to take off at the start ing point. The fliers will leave St. Louis Monday morning for Tulsa, Okla homa on the third leg of the con test for the Edsel Ford reliability trophy and more than J1J.000 In cash prizes. .BR00KHART IS BOOSTER SENATOR HOPES FOR REPUB- i LICAN SUCCESS ; DES MOINES, Iowa, June 30. fAP) Hope for- Republican auc teess In the November election was voiced by Smith w. Brookhart. aenator from Iowa. In a speech here today, before the Polk county Republican convention. Herbert Hoover, the Republican presiden Ual nominee will win "if the Re publican platform means what It says," Senator Brookhart declared. He warned Republicans, however, (hat "any trifling end uncertainty, any vaccilatlon.wllt find the party etranded, even on the sidewalks of Kew York." : After asserting his belief (hat iaven the farmers of the nation will upport Mr. Hoover, the senator launched Into a verbal "spanking" of the Republican party record and evinced the hope that the candi dates of the party may he better man the party record. take the word of Thomas H. Whelpley for It; and he ought to know. By day ha la the Rev. Thomas H. Whelpley, effec tively ministering to his flock at the Chelsea Presbyterian church. No. S41 W. Twenty-third street, but by night he Is plain Tom Whelpley, cruising taxlcab driver whose cap ahaded "mug" conforms with the photo on his hack license, thereby matting unnecessary the stern ad monition: "If another person Is driving this car notify a policeman." , Whelpley'B motive Isn't hard to understand: In the Chelsea church he has been successful; among the jnen of his calling he may be termed a big time attraction, . for upon many occasions they have had to turn them away" at the church doors. So he holds It to be only fair that his sermons to large con gregations ahould ba based upon hard' facta rather than vague re ports relayed to him by others. A former lieutenant in the Cana dian army, the Rev. Whelpley Isn't a "snooper" when ha changes Into his drivers clothes. In his Journeys about tha city he contents himself with seeing, hearing and keeping his own counsel; whatever tessona he derives are saved for his sermons. "Drlvlni, around at night 1 gain a wonderful Insight Into the ao called wild life uptown" the preacher-taxi driver says. "1 may b losing my eyesight, but tc me It does not present the scene ot de pravity that 1 had been told ot The police seem to handle tha crowds perfectly, and considering the num ber of people around there are very few drunks." The Rev. Whelpley related to tht reporter of an occasion when hi drove a couple to bis own churct. to be married. He descended, of fered to interview the pastor, and presently appeared In another suit and Invited the boy and girl Inside Immediately, after the k ot waa tied ha effected a quick change and slipped out of a aide door to take his place at tha wheel of b,ia cab. Then ha drove the newlyweds to a railroad station, whence they de parted on their honsvmooa. llEGISTRATlOX FIRST HA!' . OF YEAR SKTS RECORD iner JIT.000 l.lwunra Issued so IV, Against tON,6no Tor Santo Period Lam Vur SALEM, Ore.. June 0. (AP) If Hie registration of auto mobiles In Oregon continues from now on at the stride set the flrsl half of the year, said Secretary of State Koier today, the total In registration fees, In the motor ve liiile department will aggregate J .90(1,000 by the end of the year. 1-or 192J the total was !.&.!?, 000. Over 217.000 license have been Issued so far this Vr, against 2US.S00 f'' 11,8 period last year Fees received so far this veiir total ts. 290.000 against 5. 961,000 at this time last year. Now Models llenvlor The fact that the cheaper auto mobiles are heavier under the new models makes a striking differ ence in revenue, Koier said that (ew cars today conn' under the $15 and the fl2 license provisions. Receipts from the gasoline tax for the first five months of this year aggresate nearly 13 per cent greater than for the same period of last year. Should the use of gasoline continue at the same rate the remainder of the year the total revenue from tills tan should he around 4. 400.000. thereby mak ing the combined revenue from motor vehicle licenses and gasoline t,iv about 111. 300. 000 for th year, against J10.4O0.000 last year. SOUTHERN STORM ENDS CREATED GREAT HAVOC IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE NASHVILLE, Tenn., June SO. (AP) The hayoo of rain and wind storms which for two days virtually had paralysed middle Tennessee appeared to have completely sub sided late today. Ti,a 90.f.a.i n-eli of water re leased when Burgess Falls power dam on railing water river oroao last night, spent Itself down a 10 mlla gorge which largely waa un inhabited and then Joined the wa tera of Caney Fork river, which al ready had spread desolation. - AD0LPH 0CHS HONORED PUBLISHER AND JOTTRNAMST HAS CELEBRATION CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., June SO. (AP) Chattanooga today started an elaborate celebration In honor of the golden anniversary ot Adolph S. Ochs as publisher and Journalist. It wss here that fifty years ago he began the career which has car. rled him to the top ot the news paper ladder and to the ownership of two large dollies the New York Times and the cnausiiuosa a 4l.il,iiilaheri aroup Of nation. al figures business men, lawyers. etmlMi and Journalists Joined In bearing testimony to Mr. Ochs' service to the nation. A special train brought Mr. urns ,4 mimhirn of the New York Times staff tp Chattanooga. Ao. companylng them weri some sev- fnly other persons wno wisneo io do him honor. GOEBEL PLANS ON FLIGHT POLK PRI7.R WINNER TO HOP ACROSS COr.NTR Y n l rtitt JsVI T.t.R Okla.. June SO. (AP) Arthur C. Ooshel, win ner of the Pole airplane rsee from San Francisco to Hawaii last sum- ..... .I... la milta linn-StOO cross-country flight from Los An- gelea to New vorK in an nucnipi to lower the present record. tlofhet, who slopped here today while flying from Lo Angeles to u..Hi,.irtn n ? . where he will receive the distinguished flying cross, said he would make the cross-country attempt Immediately upon his return to me wesi c"i. INSURANCE Sec us before the fire,, v Emery Insurance Agency 37 West Broadway Phone 667 GREETING CARDS For All Occasions CRESSEY'S 660 Willamette Phone 846 CLEARANCE SALE at the Bell Shoe Co. Includes all broken linee, all odd pairs, left from our seasonable footwear lines. This means that you will enjoy selections from A Wealth of Adorable Footwear Patterns at the Pair CARRIERS PICK EUGENE NEST MEFnN'O PLACE HERE; R. Ij. MOON HONORED PORTLAND, Ore., June 0. cap) Fostornce clerks and car riers from all parts of Oregon, at their convention hero today se lected Eugene as their next meet ing piece. The Orecon federation of hnat. office clerks selected for officers Miss Ellen F. Shen, Astoria, as president; C. I,. PatterRon, Port- lano. vice-president; M. D. Rich mond, Salem, second vlco-presl. neni; n. r. ftonn. r.ugene. third vice-president; C. M. Houston. Medford. seerelarv-tren-iiraiv Earl A. Echelherry, delegate to nn- Tionai convention. The latter carriers' nocnton named M. E. noble, Pendleton. pirMueni; it, j .. moon, rjucen, vlcn-preslrlnni, 11-. T. llav, Port land. Reorptnry.M-esiBiirer. executive committee Is R. B. nen n, Astoria, n. M. Persons. Salem; Frank R. Fuge, Oregon Footwear that is new, clever, highly individual Straps, pumps, step-ins, dainty ties, fraVac" Satins, velvets, patents, fancy colors and leathers. Footwear that LEADS the style, yet offers you the gratifying saving of $2 and $3 on every pair. REMEMBER, however, that we have not ail sizes in each pattern. Early aelection u wise. Why not come TOMORROW? And pick the very he, fr PreU!e8tat- Ibaj.GO 'eLuzte Styles on Sale A selection of ultra-desirable strap pump and s!ep-ins, re iuned, during this M ,e"- MM McDonald Theatre Bldg. Thomas lo Succeed flooding Di-WClT M,ha .itm. St). IAP) John Thomas, banker and cat tleman of flooding and Republican national commuceeman iim was todav appointed United States senator to serve the unexpired term of the late Senator Frank R. Gooding. The appointment was made by Governor H. C. Rald-rldge. va Snnw aavs. "Nowadava It seems that unices your roadster Is maroon or yellow the co-eds tnina you're In mourning." NTAItTKI 1.AKT NU111T ARC1IO ICE PI.OK tuna id (API TIlS Stefanl News Agency, quoting all official commuiilnue from the fit tat dl Mllano. says four planes, two large Italian hydro-alrplanea Hwedlsh hyiiro-alrplai.e and a small Finnish plane equipped with tills are to make a trip to tha re gion of the Italia a survivors near Fovn Island tonight. Fog has lifted, the wlm. hss veered tn the southeast and the lemperatiire wss lowered so as to make landing of the Finnish plan feaslhle. A radio communication from til stranded group near Foyit Island to the Cltta dl Mllano, the dispatch ad'is. says that conditions there are moat propitious for a landing. "NFW COM.MANI1MENTS" ir ar.v. nn. Htii.tf davio BOOK.1TABBH "1 have seen an end of all per fection: but Thy commandment la exceeding broad." Psalm 110:0. Man has always been anxious, through an Inner urge, to express his ethical worth. leaders were necessary to In spire the masses towards higher thinking sod action. The breakdown of cast, special privilege and limited Immortality did not come overnight The "Ten Commandments" and Levltlolea ltilt which Is called "The New Commandment" In John 13:94 these and other human and Inspired laws were carved out of the emotlnna and yearnings of the mllll'ina of devout people who, be yond the veneer of present perfee. ... . ii i.j.jui..ti..u i.-itaLUiii-jjasisi ii.u.a. mw an aver Increasing vision of Ood usiiefloent law. Ill this progressiva ag oi ours we surely are beginning lo think dlfferenlly un existing and tra ditional le not negating them, but expanding and hroadlnc thsin. It la well to say "l,t him who Is gulllles throw Hi flrt ton," hut. today, vn he who Is giillllca tetusea lo throw the stone at all, I.evaue h under, stsnda the frailty of our common nature and has In abiding faith that human nature can ohena and Improve. Tha Ten Commandment, l-ov thy neighbor a thyself," th gol. den rule, and many oilier precept that have heen promulgated by men Inspired by tlod lliess and others are for our benefit, for our protection and for our self-develop-menl. They wera mad for u and we were not made (or thsni. W bacom fre by living through Hies truth, by working with them, by perfecting them, by mak ing them universal; through this diligence w are able to trnend these "commandment" by finding still mors nw and belter law af- otlug human natur as new law In eclence ar found without abro gating th old. tfarly Risers Win WEBSTER CITY, low, Bsllev Ing 11 . m. too lt for undy morning ohurch rvlcs. the Con. gregailonsltst her have l th hour al a. m. Allowance for Huka HOMK. l)uk of Plstolla, eou sin of Italy' king, will recslv a yearly allowance of about 110. 000 under a bill offered by Mussolini In th chamber of deputlea. JOHN C00LIDGE ON VVf PAHKICH TIIIIOUOII I'llld r,n noi'ir, i nif!'i," ClltCAOO, Jun 10. (AP) John i;onlil. son or tn prwli, naaed through Chleaao In. i.! on his way to the. eumm.r Vti! House al llrul. Wis. 1 darrst service men nd a .... enrdou repulsed all altenipi, J porters to Interview him. II. 1(J Ilia, IWM ItWUI. ma lift). New York Central train arrtv.. th Chicago and Norlhws.t,,, parted, In riding about rhleiil boulevards in a taxlcab. J.' K. PRATT, Inaurano. Tel. jj,, nroakrast ICrery Mirnlti ICI'OKNE BAKKIIV CO. Oellolous Coif rved. c,r plat menu of bakery and brr, fast food. Ii Ph"n Hi, IS Baal O road wsj ll eenei an 'a tat ? mx.ih it tllal ill Mt4 le M eiaa ot ' ej peniM e. .H. ti lt l f'"M'' l'll m, NniXTX aSTaJXTII Mflf IQarirls Melrlserall.e A VTaaleni rteaiiKt W. I. MAHIlia CO., I1 OIIh "Oar Kiperleere I Tear fern. f ANNOUNCING BI'G CLOSING OUT mil i a One Week Commencing July 2 Table GRGCE Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries. This firm has always been reputed as handling nothing but the finest quality, high grade popular brands of merchan dise obtainable. The stock was recently purchased by Skaggs Safeway Stores, who will operate one of their modern SUPPLY RY GO'S food stores in this location. It is neces sary to do considerable remodeling, so rather than move out and store this stock it is being sold at ridiculously low prices. Remember, every item is of the highest quality and some lines probably won't last long, so come early while the stock is complete. A FEW OF THE ATTRACTIVE PRICES WE OFFER KADOTA FIGS Regular sire tins in California wine.. 2 cans 49c CRAB No. yi tins, Geisha Brand. Very fancy. 2 cant ............ . 55c TUNA FLAKES No. yi tins, light meat. Excellent for salads or sandwiches. 3 cans , ,35c COFFEE Golden West', Folger or Maxwell House. Pound 47c WHITE KING Washing Powder. J.arge package. Packages 3gc CITRUS ' Large size package. Package .22c CATSUP Large bottles, Libby'i or Knight'.. 2 bottles ...........35c PORK AND BEANS Van Camp's. Medium sine tiiu. 6 cans ; 45c PINEAPPLE No. 2yi tins extra fancy sliced, In heavy ayrup. 3 cans . .,, .ro.i..o.ti.c63c FREE DELIVERY
