Medford mail tribune., May 24, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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SENATE DECIDES CHfNESE SUICIDE
TO DELAY VOTE : AS SHIP CRASHES; ;
ON FARM VETO OTHERS RESCUED
WASHINGTON, May 24.MV
HhiuIh fiirm relbr lenders !- ided
toduy In delay imiil tomorrow u
decision on the course (o pursue
with respect to the veto of I he Mr-Nury-Ifaugon
hill.
The postiKinemcnt wan agreed to
after a meeting or the utnUulture
ruinmiltoe had developed that w-v-ral.
inwitbem wore, uiiablo to at
tend today.
Tho delay oIho was held to he
the better policy In the event it
wan decided in atiernpt to override
the veto heeause several of the
Me.Vary-Hmigeri prominent h are, out
of tho city.
WASHINGTON. May 21. Ch
President Conlhlge has skned a
hill providing for an annual appro
priation of $!ih0.000 to tie dishihuted
in unmial lots of IM.OOi) to each
state and to Hawaii to further de
velop i Itf agricult urn I ex tendon
work between the mule agricultural
colleges.
Knlarge I'(MI hall l-'lohf.
CHICAGO, May i!4. tA'A new
footnll attendance roomd will he
pons! hi" fit the Navy -Not ie iJain"
xnnifl at Holdier f I'M October I::.
Plans liave been oomph-ted to
finish most of the work on the
huge ht ad iu to, enabling n son ti Tig
capacity of 14'(.omi In tin. of
then, 1 Ofi, 000 will be pot man' nt
seats. The record for football
crowds was established nt tho
Not in Jjame-Hoiiihei n ( 'ulifornia
game on Koldior field hint year,
when 117,000 uttonded.
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(,'iiti't Itiisl 'Km lilin- Hili I l.-.ivv- wi'iuhl Hvrnills 'lTn?
CiiprcnliMs Overalls - I'cr pair JflU-fiO
Kxpross Strip.. Overalls - lYr pair $t.t)5
CIliMren'h I'lay Suits IVr suit J(i.jf.' I " 5jil.)."
f "THE STOBErolTEVE'PVBbPY" i J
Hi:ATTU:. M.iy 2 1. i,Pi-A deail
and spltnti-i-'-i bulk-, tht u iiol iii m-
nier .S'.'U- of i'ii Iklarid, ujis br':tk
ini' tin amonu ni'ks n-:ir I'tii-
Mn:ii: p;os in l:-rin :. i-.iilv to
d:iy, while t'biut".. ;mct In
Ain'-i i, :ui-'. ':'k-n off by -o;i-t
r u a i .1 i fiU' i ., a hi- bt bon-e t-! r
,and ilo- K. Ar!l v-iv juocf.'d-
: in:; lo liiiftnl bay, -o;tl c'luid :d
Vi-e.-t h:,id.
Tin- Arc lie. owned bv I b Alaska
I'ackcr' a'-woi ii.ln.n, uuib-r
1 fhtg the Slar of I-.i;I:Mid
.stood by intlll : lute hour.
' Th" viiMl.i;imiiHT. a i;iiirn-ry tn
i d-r. went on the roi-k bluntly after
midnight, after having p:i.s-d
Ibroiiuh tin n.-irrow ihism Im-uvh-h
: The I'm (fie ocean anil ll'-rlnu' Ha.
; The roaxf ki:iV1 fuller Ibiid and
1'nulg.i, the i-j)itboim- lender iv
!d:tr and (be Arctic v.eni to ihe ax-
hiMtarue of i be men on board and
Isuoceoded In talcing them off late
j in the dny.
j An unconfirmed winders tne
rme said tbul H'-vn Oilnise cnni
Imittcd Hiiicide to esenpf itenili by
j drowniiiK w lii b a I'jie.n cd for a
. time to ), Imminent for everyone
; on bo.-trd.
The Htjir r.f r.-illiland rail-d Aril
2Ti for Niinek, ih" l',ii--iu h;iy port
wher her onii-s o,pcral a ran
: nry. Moxl of Ibe men on bo;ud
were caiiri'-iy workeiM, The point
at which kIic went on ihe rock is
but a few dyvK sailing time Ii-inn
her 'lc-M,,nll.i,i.
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NKW 'K, May i'l. A'
( f'olonel f "haib-s A. J,indhertfh'n tie v.
; jott will be a "mini s dze,i one,"
but it will not preclude )iin par
tir ipallon In ot her aviation mitt
1 lerff of a iion-coinmt-rcial nature.
'Mo made this dear In an inter
view clarifying the duties of hi
post as chaii-fnan of the tediub-al
c(,itimlt lee of ihe newly forinel
Ti iui;-i '(tut itH-ntal Ail Transport,
Inc., to wbii-h he un named Mon
day by (', Al. Keys, president of
the lotnprmy. Mix other Interests,
however, do not include a not her
tnins-Ailaulic flight, he wiid.
"I have jiever s;iid that f wn
i-.oitiK to make that flight," h" said
In answer to a ouestif.n :im to ru
rr.ored pbirm for a riiu-hi to Kurope
by way of Labrador and flreen
I:ifld. " I cannot be resrotisi Id' for
plan that have l.et n attrihuted to
me on which I have made no a n
nounecfoenl. However, I iitn very
min h IntereHled in ihe future pos
sibilrtles of tians-Atlan!ic flyinc
aid in this cause have made a
si tidy and expect to continue Midy
inu a possible northerly route."
He said he did not contemplate
a trans-J'aeiflf flight and express
ed the belief that when and if such
a trip should be attempted "it
would require someibine; different
than we have today."
I'barlcM . .Jones, well known
radii),- and furiiss company tent
pilot, has been named as the first
of four mem hers of Lindbcreh'n
committee.
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" nine mill (vitalily "
Can't liiist Tail Itlne Mil. Overalls VvtaiulanM t-85
t aplenti is Overalls I'er pair , $12.50
Waist Overalls Per pair $1.65
Carriei! in stoek by
r,TI!E MODEL CLOTHING CO.
" ValniMind (Quality " l'-'li llast Main St.
w
j 1 Jon en it uooii to go abroad to'
; study Kuropean method of ulr
j transportation. Other memliero of;
, the committee are to he L-hon j
later. j
The first feeder airplane for the,
' primary croHM-contlnental rail-air
n'ntern of the T. A. T., will he from ,
hicj,Ko, Milwaukee Ui1 Ht. J'niil:
to t'olumbus, Ohio.
Other feeder lines to the four
terminiils, t'oluinbiiH, Wichita.
; Kaus., a city yet lo be elected in
, New Mexico, and Loh AnKelen are
, to be added Inter, Mr. Kej-s wild.
METEOR EXPLODES
IN GEORGIA SKY
SAVANNAH, fJa., May 24. (?
Itesidents of southern (JeorKiu were
seurchiiiK today for fragments of
a fiery nvteor, VblKKej- than a
house,' which flashed nerosn the
skies Tuesday niKht nnd exploded.
' friKhteniiiK thousands.
First seen near Waycrosn, Ca.,
the htiwi' body disapeared near
; t harleston, S. i. with an exidosion
that shook huudreriH of huildinH
alom; the route. The blast wn ac
'conipauied by mtiltf-colored flames.
I 'receding th meteor a hall
.storm caused heavy damage to
peaches in Jones county, and two
neerocs were killed when hlk'h
wind swept .Spellman, f;a,
I Heavy rain wan reported over the1
state generally and in Alabama. j
Oreifon l'o-toiric. Itohlxd.
ItKAVKItTO.N. Or.... May 24.
(Pi ItobbeiH last nlh'ht looted the
postoifice at Aloha sialion, near
here, and n paraue and meat hop.
At the postofflce, 42.4U In (damps
and cash wa taken from a locked
drawer and n. wife wni carted
awav from the market.
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VERY WEAK ON
J'OfiTLAND, Ore.. May 24. bV
: Except for vinprecedented weak
ness In etra wherry prices, whole
aln produce inarketH were fairly
steady here today and trading
was brisk.
Strawberries! were sellinic at un
heal d of prices early thin morn
my. excellent local offerings KoiiiK
to the trade around $1.75 to 2.2."t
per crate of 24 pinttt. Kennewick
berries wer! oitiK even cheaper,
Koiriif as low a three cents per
box. but supplies were about
i-lear.eii up. From now n, local
dealers do not look for' any ex
i ept local berries.
Some unusually fine Bins cher
ries arrived hy express today nnd
sold quickly at 25 cents per
pound.
AsparatruH. rhubarb and spin
ach were alt a trifle firmer, the
first fetching from !i0 cents to $1
per dozen, while the others both
sold around $:t per box.
J utter nnd eiy; prices were
steady, with the exception of an
increase of a half cent in stand
ard first eijifs to 23 cents per
dozen. Yesterday's receipts were:
Hotter 21.385 pounds: escs '22U
ciues. Storage holdings were.
Hulter, 2iO,8:i3 pounds; es. a".,
023 cases. Indications tire for
firm markets in both butter and
eggs during tho remainder of the
week.
Poultry uinl country dressed
meat prices were unchanged. Veal
was in active demand, but other
classes wero rather draggy.
There will he no livestock mar
ket at North Portland yards on
Memorial day, May ;iu.
FESTIVAL OPENSi
nOREHI'RO, Ore., May 24. (p
KoschtirK's annual strawberry
carnival opened here this morn
ItiK with the greatest attendance
that has ever featured one of these
events. Many of the Odd Kellows,
who hav been meeting here in
their state convention, are remain
inu over for the carnival period, ho
that it is expected that tho num
ber of visitors will break all rec
ords. The weather for the opening day
was ideal, the sky hciii clear and
the temperature moderately warm.
The festival was officially opened
hy a paradet of the I'mpqua Chiefs
and Squaws, following which the
queen, Miss .Marian Ness, was offi
cially crowned.
rhis aiternoon is Hcheuttled the
decorated atitotnohite parade, after
which there will he st reel stunts
and contest;-..
Tonight the mintial queen's ball
will take place.
The Cmpqua Chiefs, Itusehurg's
hospitality club, ate making elab
orate preparations to welcome the
large caravan expected from Mod
ford on Saturday. The Medford
.;roup will he accompanied hy the
American T.eginn drum corps of
(hat city.
PORTLAND 1. 0. 0. F.
WINS DRILL PRIZE
UOHKUt'KC, Ore., May 24.
Tho Kt,ato convcnlioii of tho Odd
I'Vllows' lod.i;i entered its closing
hours hero today. 'Homilar husl
ness sessions wore held this morn
ing and final work will he complet
ed this aiternoon, when the officers
will he elected anil tho next meet
ing place chosen.
Yesterday afternoon's program
was featured hy the ;rand parade
of the various lodge hodios, over
;oWM nmrchers he log in line, music
heing furnished hy six uniformed
hands.
In the competitive drill that fol
lowed ('anion I'ortland won first
prize ami Canton Iiovey of Kugene
second prize.
, The Hillshoro Uehelinh team won
first in that division and Cotttige
drove second.
The Samaritan nnd Muscovite
Irolies were staged last night, con
tinuing until early this morning.
MATIIKU. Pa.. May 24.
Scores if individual funerals wore
held in Mather and nonrhy towns
today for vlrtims of the mine dis
aster which claimed mora than
1 Hi lives.
With re so u e work in the i 1 1 -
fated mine suspended for .tho,
time heing. relief workers turned!
their attention to the widows nnd'
orphans of the victims, making
provisions for their future. Some :
30 hodios remain In- the mine.
No effort will he matte to ro- j
cover thorn at this tithe, because
a majority are buried under heavy,
falls of slate and earth.
The mine was being ventilated
today In preparation for the In-1
vestkKation of the hl-d. which
will be laum-hcd MomLiy.
t'luinrc UMiilsxcd.
WASH INC I ON. May ;t l.ri
The house JIHlli'lavy tnhlhUttee to-,
iliiy tl(mlsstMl Ihe Inipeaehmeiil
ehariiej, preferred reeenlly iialiiut:
, Keileral .IiiiIkk liny Martin ethei
4'ttiuinm Canal SCoae. '
At lasimen.. the marvelous new
Hanes samsonbak union $Tl
suit with
HERE'S tho union suit for sum
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sonbak vith the strongest, most
stretchuble underwear belt ever b,uilt.
See that belt? Stretches like a rubber
band. And here'9 the marvelous part
of it there isn't a strand of rubber
in it. It's an exclusive, patented, spe
cially knitted section at the point of
greatest ' strain. Keeps the pep and
spring of youth after countless stretch
ings. And the belt goes three-quarters
of the way around you, Wherever you
bend or pull making the Samsonbak
the most comfortable suit ever worn.
Think you could rip the Samson
bak? Here's your chance. Go over
to your dealer's and tell him you
want to have a tug-of-war with him
on the Hanes Samsonbak Union
Suit. Get a firm grip on one end.
He'll half-nclson the other. Brace
your feet. Pull! Yank! Lean on
it! The Samsonbak won't give a
rip! But it will give you the most
wear and comfort SI ever bought.
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Winston-Salem, N. C.
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XKV YOkK. May 24. OP; Toil
Morgan of S-; 1 1 If. the chaniph-n.
and Kdilio (( ,:inni.nhiill t Mjn iin of
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Myles in Hanks full-cut athletic union tuhs
priced at from 85o to $1.50 the garment.
Mroklyn. the rhallengor. haroly
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wiuhl titlo m::trh toniuht at Madi
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I'ull-over tliirt, tint-knit or
Swiit rib. Shorti e pertly fin
Ulied fur perlect fit and com
fort. Made of broadcloth,
heavy jean and fine cheek,
liomo in popular colured pin
tlfipen und blaxcr ttrtpc.
i'rittd from 5 Do to $1 per
ariucut.
son .Square (iartlcn. On tho scales
at tho hoxing commission this
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