Medford mail tribune., April 19, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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IN PLANE CRASH! AS CROWD GAWKS AS BEST. CHOICE
BrMnrrfflTiTiiii-r n. n
Richstein and Deuel
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118, North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Gtyeen i?ine Slabs now you will
have dry wood when your present supply is
consumed. ' " -." ;
12-INCH OR 16-INCH
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
Two Loads $5.00
KL'fiKNH, Ore., April l'J.iJP)
IteginnM Kniith, 'it, University'
of (jrcKon Hludent nnd a Htuilent:
flier ul the Kunene airport, in
In the Kiigene honiitnl with u
fractured nkull und a frartured
nuo, iiH a rcRUlt of an ulrplane.
crash here hist evening. Jnvid
J.unfcinack, instructor, who was
piloting the plane, wus not in
jured. lluppitul ntUmbintH, at tho Eu
Kvtvs , huHpitul. Wnere Kinhh was
taken, flatly refused to give out
any information this morning
niia'c rninK Smith's condition.
Smith hud taken eight les
sons in flying from I-unsmaek
und wus t uk en up yesterday for
another Ichmoii.
At an altitude of about 1200
feet Hmith w;ih Riven intruetlon
in gliding, Nhuttlng down tho mo
tor and letting tho ship's mo
mentum carry it along.
Ivingmack took the controln and
piloted the Hhip hack after the
lenyon. At an altitude of about
fi'JO feet tho motor slopped. Un
able to coitHt to the air ' field.
I-angmaek picked a lifndlng place
in a field at tho edge of tho city,
at too feet the phi no nose-dived.
Smith's life belt gave way wltn
the impact and his face struck
the plane cowl.
Smith Ik a Junior in pre-mcdien
nt the UnlveiHily of Oregon. Ho
transferred to the loral school re
cently from the University .of Al
bertn in- C'onuUa. His mother Is
in. unipv.,. .iA sister, Mrs. Ed
Klini liven in J'orltund. i.t:
POUT OKKOUU. Ore, April 18.
(P)t-A cijrnir.n jury returned u
verdict of accidental suicide nftur
an inpieHt hold -over the "body of
Tom Hohlnfinii, Capo Itlunco 11 ouch
minor, found fn a cabin Monday
with tlin top ol' his head blown off
by his own caliber rifle.
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A Ilnttlo Crock physician says.
"('onstiimtlnn ,Ih respon.Miblo for
moh? misery than any other cnuse.
Hut iinmcdiato relief has been
found. A tablet called Uexall Or-
derllrN has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water frnn the. sys
tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating
hovel culled tho colon. Walcr
tonHCns Iho ilry fund wnxln nntl
causes a Kentlc, thorough, natural
movomont without 1'oruilnK a liahlt
or ovor InrreusinK the dose.
Stop surfcriiiR from constipation.
Cliciv a Itexall Onlorlio at nlxhl.
Next day brlKht. (lot 24 for LTic
today at tho nearest Hexall DruR
Slurc.
XKW YORK, April 19. (P) !
Tokliiro Amkl, eastbound content- i
tut In a two-man race around the
world from Tokyo, wua on his way '
acroH athe A'.luntle on the Aqui-
tania today after arriving in New !
Yrk two hoitTH atieud of his sehed-;
tile. 1
"1 he 34-year-old .Inpanese ensl- (
neer hopped out of a mail plane at
Hadley field, New Brunswick, N. .1.,
yesterday afternoon, shaved In the ;
presence of I lie crowd there to '
meet him, dashed to the city by I
automobile, methodically posed for
pictures, answered questions of re-t
porters with a patient smile and.
then asked them some, ate a din-
nor, met Mayor Walker and
climbed aboard Iho Aquitania.
Arakl left Tokyo on April 6, a I
few hours ahead of Hyukichi Mat-1
sui, who set out In the opposite I
direction, with a prize of $1500
awaiting the first to arrive back
at the Japanese capital. The loser j
Is to set S'jOO. The prizes have :
been offered by n Japanese news
paper, the Jljl Shlmpo. iThe men
were furnished expense money of
JiOOO each.
Araki, who Is to write a series ol'
articles on hliuretiirn to Japan, had
a printed list of questions with
which he stumped his Interviewers.
"Please don't lake these too seri
ously," he said. "And If some are
unanswerable, do not mind that."
Ho asked the reporters to give
Ihe questions to the public with
tho request Hint answers be sent
ro lilnvul U'okyo In care-of the JIJI
8hlww.i4 ' "
Tho questions are:
1 Why don Christian Science pre
vails sacu..anjjxtet in.Out.XIniled
Stutes? , .
What differences are there be
tween iBuililhlsm. und tCl)iiiUanlty?
Why the procram of nuvy expan
sion In the United States? ,
Why do tho poll' leal parties con
trol the newspapers to suoli an
extent';.' ' '
What are tho main issttos In the
comlnK presidential election?
What is the situation with re
gard to unemployment in the coun
try? '. What are the present wages of
working men nnd what are the
prices of goods?
To what extent is tho dry law
observed?
Is it the fashion for ludies to
smoke?
Is there any desire for an Inter
national language?
Why Is the Darwinian theory not
tau-iht in tho schools?
Does tho 1' lilted States want
peace with China?
lias Japan the right to keep the
power in southern Manchuria?
WASHIXOTOX. Apr. IS. W
Herbort Hoover today added an
other to his followers on the farm
question. Ho is Don Livingston of
Watertown, S. D., a former com
mfsMoner of agriculture of that
iiiie who. In u statement given
out by the Hoover-for-l'rcKUhrnit
committee here, said that opposi
tion to the commerce secretary
"coming from any farmer is oppo
sition to that farmer's own best
interest." . : f
Oscar E. liradfute of Xenia, O..
former president of the American
Karm Hureau Federation, has de
fended Hoover's farm stand during
and after the war, nnd Secretary
Jardine, who hails from the Kan
sas farm belt, has seen fit to ap
prove of his nttitude toward the
agricultural Interests in denying
that the commerce' department
head had encroached on the duties
of the department of agriculture.
In his statement today, Living
ston said that "no man in public
life has so nearly approved ail the
demands of organized agriculture
as has Herbert Hoover," and If bo
is made president, "his foresight
and ability will bo a pledge to the
Amerlcnn people that tho farm
problem will be solved."
Ho added that Hoover had saved
millions' "of bushels of soft corn
from spoiling in South Dakota dur
ing the war ivhen'he gave priority,
as food administrator, to cars for
its movement. Since tho war, ho
said, tho secretary's "whole public
record, Inasmuch, us itouchos &
lirtilturo. njt,nil, has been directed
toward the farmers' best, interests,
''MAKHIIPIKi.O.mml'Curay
County- Telephimn eomoany ,he.ildsj
xX'.Wtou imoi-KViv Of -.nine.. jOtttto
and. Washington- phone linos. -
Has this man
shown you true
Roofings
Economy
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Little Green Capsule
SIXES
F
IN FULL FLIGHT
Ono Kvery Hour for Ten Hours
and I tollof fs Almost Certain.
Often ill l'lve Day's, Kven the Ten-!
(IcrtKNs Is tioiie.
bij ihi Nation wide Verdict
In all 6-cylinder liistory there
hits never been such spectacular
acceptance of any car us that
which everywhere greets the
new Essex Super-Six. It is out
selling all other "Sixes", anil its'
own previous records, by such
outstanding margins as to leave
no doubt of its leadership.
In some places its sales excel its
former mark by 10(1, 200 and
300. In Detroit, for instance,
where automobile values are
understood better than any
where in the world, Essex sales
have been greater than the next
three "Sixes" combined.
Such success can only reflect an
accurate and unmistakable pub
He appreciation that Essex is :
the World's Greatest Value
Altogether or Part by 1'art
Please Compare.
PVITIV. A nr. 19. HP) Collapse
f o Mhuniiinu defense before the
onslaught of the nationalists who
recently opened a drive on i eimm,
has caused n retreat of the north
ern armies on all fronts.
Latest reports from the battle
front slated that the nationalists
had captured Yenchowfu on be
Tlentlsln-Pukow railway line noouij
75 miles south of the city of Ksl-;
nan. j
(News of tho capture of Yon-;
chowfu by the nationalists also has
come from Nanking, capital of the
nationalist, government. The Nan-,
king dlsuatohes told of three con-j
ccrtod nationalist drives toward Iho j
north or Willi I'okln as their ultl-j
male goal. At least 7r.il.oa0 men I
are believed engaged In the fight
ing.) I
7 JAPANESE TOTS I
The fame of the little preen cap
sule, I) ecu use of ItH canny power to
speedily mop tho terrible rheumatic
pains that make life alinuKt un
bearable, Ik rapidly MpreailUiK all
over Americji.
Vou no about conquering your
merciless rheumatic enemy in a
different way a knock-out way.
Kvery hour tho first day you take
one little green capsule for just ten
hours then relief comes.
The second day. 'take one every'
two hours for 14 hours then take'
4 little green capsules every day
'until every last little twinge and.
1 every bit of tenderness Is gone andj
your rheumatic troubles have;
ceased.
The little green cnpsule now so;
much in demand from coast to ;
coast must have a name so it Im
known in every worthwhile drugj
store In America ns Allcnrhu Num
ber 2.
Heath's Drug Store or any rcp-
llttil.li. ilnnri'lttt. (ti A tin. i Ko l,
irl:iil tn vininlv vnn ' '
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. sells Pioneer Ycsemite Rock Surfaced Shin
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vantages of this new plan that assures abfeo
'' lute satisfaction Svhen you roof or re-roof. " '
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DIE IN IRI
Alt New Costly Car Details
Higher radiator with ver
tical lacquered radiator
shutters.
t
Wider, heavier fenders.
t
Colonial-type headlamps
and saddle-typo side
lamps. ,
Four-wheel brakes, tho
type used on the most
expensive cars.
t
Silenced body construe
tion.
Wider doors, lor easy
entry and exit.
r
Worm nnd tooth disc de
sign steering mechanism.
Kleetro-lock typo of theft
protection.
Tine erode patterned mo
hair upholstery.
Wider, higher, form-fitting
scats, t
New instrument hoard,
finished in polished
ebony grouping motom
eter, ammeter, speedom
eter, gasoline and oil
gauges. t
Steering wheel of black
hurd rubber with steel
core, and finger-scalloped;
a detail of costly
car uppointment
v
Light, horn, spark and
throttle controls on steer
iug wheel.
Rubber-ma ted running
baard.
Coach 735 - Sedan (4-ioor) 795 - Coupe 745 Rumbi s0at$3Q 9xtrd)
Alt prices f. o. b. Detroit, plus war excise tax y w '
Buyers can pay for cars out of income at lowest available charg
for interest, hanttting and insurance
ESS EX $upGn$xi
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc.
v.wi'om i'.rt,. r., o., Ainii in
(fl) Seven . u'aanc:. clillilrcn
were ilruwncd In i ! iV.iwr river,
soiilh of hero, I". : :i 0 o'clock last
nlKht, when a rinhiiiK lioat wltn
four ailulls and 2.1 children en mo
near to catsllnR while on a
enilM,, Thirteen of the
lill.lren wero thrown Into the
water. MH nix of them were res
cued. Their hollies were recover
ed. The victims ranced in aue
from three to 10 years, nccord
Iiik to word received here. j
Accordlnu In pollen of Ith-h-miind
municipality, Ita Suzuki. I
hit iwn HlHlerti and K. Oyanatl,
were tho four adult In charce
of tho boat, whicn was liower
l.ronelled and new. Thry had
obtained the liont In Stevenstun
earlier In tho day.- Here and
there alonu the river they picked
up children from the Japanese
romimmltlen for a short trip. In
turnlim around nfter havlnc tr.iv.
lehd a short distance, tho lumt
lurched suddenly. throwlnR 13
of tho tiny occupants Into the
river, nnd but six of them were
rescued.
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Kl't'.F.Ni:. tire., Apr. 1!!. dV
I'.enolt McCrosKey, Avery Thomp
son nnd Waller K. Hempstead. Jr..
students of the t'nlverslty of Ore
Rnn who have been on n debate
tour of the world durlnR thin year,
will return to Kutrene Friday even-
Inc at :S0. This will oriclally
end tlie trip that has taken the
three younR men to Hawaii, fhlna.
Japan, lmlln. Hmtland, Scotland.
Ireland and other countries.
I
vai.k. Ntw Hex tncait'oia lin-j
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