Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 01, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texti i I i rr i i. p F 11 r..: 'ft n ii PXDE BIX T1 KDFORT) ArATT; TUrnTTNTl, A.ETlVoUP, OREHOX, FRIDAY. JUNE Hi SOUND PORTS OPEN INTERURBAN CRASH ATTACK ON GRAIN KILLS .7, HURTS 20 RATE TO PORTLAND M0T0RMAN 10 '0 WINS JOIAS REWARD FROM STATE ''S Jih - 8KATTLK. Ji"'' I -W Coiltlnu Itik Hie altaok of I'lik-i t Hound In IiichIk on Hie ton per nut l'ort himl Kl'itin I'Mtn differentml. L. K. Mclntyre. Seattle ohamher of com merce traffic department man;iK'l today presented vIi-wm i.f Tnoomu mid Scuttle shippers anil (."rain cleuloiu. Mclntyre, who was cross-examined thin moraine !' Kxumiui-r A. ft. MaoKloy. relative to his di rect testimony yesterday, asserted that crnln buyers, exporters and dealers, of this territory ask that the I. t t'. vueate its order kIvIhk Portland a ten per tent differential In rates on Rrnln shipped from s.julh of the Snake river, pernlll liiiK the outliers to n-adjusl HChodules. The crpsH-oxumlrwitlon of Mo Tntyre today was a eontlnuinif of Ihe folunihla hasin Rraln rate Inquiry, flint testimony liclnif of fered on this phase of the hearing yesterday. The hearinff on the differential is expeeteil to take two weeks. DANVll.l.i:. III.. June 1. . Two liilerurhan tarn of the Illi nois Traction system crashed head on near I'lthian, seven 'miles m of here, late yesterday. Haven ; persons were killed, five Wen -; probably fatally hurt and 1 r. oth.-M were Injured less seriously. i Failures of nlrhrakes of tilt euslhi.iind limited which was to have taken a hiding let the eastbound local pass, was hlame.l , for the accident. The niotoriuall i of the local, flarence Cummlnns. of Sprincfiold. escaped with bruises. Jilinplnt,' when he re.i-, Ized he could not check his cm. Prank t'riilK. motoi man of the, eastbound 'local, was killed. , All the dead and seriously In- .)u red were In the local, u car of; wooden construction; the llnilied; ' was of steel, I V 1 . V1' v., J IS SAN FRANCISCO. June 1. W ' leaned: vt a" soine to need Tin- ItCA intei c epled a wireless lllel.--- ( , liiessaKe at 1, noon. Prom tne Southern-Cross. SAX KnANi'ISI'O, June 1. UT) "We soon be there now. Am j j-e-eiU of the followlnf mcssaite icroEsinir over Ouhuu. Now near-; friim tue southern Cross was allium- Wheeler field. - nounced at B:3 a. m. by radio tla- ! llion I-KW nperatlliK Mr "e Aso- WHKF.LKlt KIEL U. HONO-: eiateil press. IIJU', June I. li Koko head, ,.At 6 a. . m.. Pacific time the ! station i;CA reiiorted the South-' s,,u,hern t.'ros was 350 miles from '. in t'rniM passitiK over Koko head j nonulnlu. Speed knots. Jjitl 'at a. m. 12:"2 . in. coast ,U(lp north." time). , The station deflated the lom;l- i . ' tude was not obtained because of 1 IIONOU'I.IT, June 1. i,V) Tho lnl(,If(.rl.m.e from another station. naal radio station at uaiiupe re-i Kadlo men explainen an ni'i"" - , ported lit noon that the Southern : Pnt discrepancy between the speed Cross was flylnn over the island : ,h0 plane was said to be niakinK' . ..... ., r. ,.0,.,.,t l,v the i at i nai iiooi , ' Ihe plane was said to be niaKinK . an,., mile. iue covered by the ! surmise that the navigator was fiK ' urinu the speed In nautical miles, whereas the radio operator was estimatillK the distance from liono- death seemed to reach for the Southern Cross and her crew ot four with the same hand that clutched and drapsed down seven fliers dUfillB the .lames 1J. Dole flights from here to Honolulu last summer. It ni at 10:115 last nlkhl when the plane was more than l."0 miles off the California coast. The radio crackled out a brief startled mcs-n:.'c: "We hit an air pocket and lost some altitude." Then silence., listenini: radio op erators said they had contact with the plane's set but in the absence of mesu,ij:es such statements failed h3rt Tlfy ....assure laymen. .-. . ihe radio men lost tad and with si.l-vnlni! h , manv a listener muttered" Tl are Kuae." , The Southern Cross moved into the trade wind belt with perfect ease, encountered no difficulty ill (he handlini; of the shin as U.e load lik-hlcned. txcept for the sud den drop reported l.OOi) miles out. The detailed story of what hap pened darinr. Ihis fall muot await I the arrival of the four airmen at Honolulu today. t:t results. 1! 4 "V to? 7 IIONOLI'LC, June 1. W J'lant; over llui)(lulii at t:'AK a. i ' i p. n., i-oiiHt tiim-). . i i..t.. i.. citiitiifi milPK HONOI.ri.l-, Juno l.-W)A:" - messages lndl- Mnesxase from tho Southern I ross : ' "" fliers expected to reach at 11:43 a. ..... coast time, said: " 0.H pa(,lfi(. , -We heavlnj; in siiilil now ol , "ouoiinu !........ ' const time. The monoplane Stiuthern Cross, radioed: T "Ifs KoitiL' to he a rate whether, : we make it to land or not before SAN KUANCIHCO. June 1.-P The seven-ton load lisllteninK ns the ealiifs drank up itasoline. the i n,,..,,.in.' Southern the fuel Is exhausted. What's to- ,.,. roared onward across tho lilay. riiday? n. in. (11:2 ifiinf yft hniii-H unit ;i half in tlifi ' air now. About time wo were Mlirhtiniz nonip iPiru fli'mu. Von- I iUt if you are KeUinK me now. rufinr iK'i-uu 'i. a. m., coast. in lU G:',iu a, m. that the llntunre to" Honolulu, tiie first stop in tho fliRht to Australia, had leen tut to ii.r,o mllt'w. i u,,. .. ut..nfi f'f:iteful for the T The Scott Woulf ruukitiK sclionl, which" beitan last -.Monday under the direction of Verna l.inibiulsl, dcnionstrutor and Dome econom ist expert with the lalteable Iron; Hanite company, will close to-j ninrrnw itfteriioon, with tho JudK- I Iiik of lllikel food cakes mid an oven dinner. j The cane linking conlesl, a fea ture tif tile school, is allraclilin 1 many entrants and the cakes will, be Judued by their eneral appear ance, shape, color, depth and texture of the crust, as well as tho lluhtnesH of both cake and rroslliiK, The Juditlnu will be under the persunal direction of Miss Mniluulst. I . SAI.i:.M. Ore., June 1 . VPi "f flr lii 1 totals were announced by the Henretary of state today on the vole for pi eb. nihil elector In the election of May 1 R In Oregon. There were only five republican candidates ti nd since thai was the number to be elected their election was automatic. The democrats had elKht candidates for the five places. The democratic vote was: Hubert - A. .Miller. Multnomah eoufily. 2I.X; Carl C I lonatill. .Mi.liiinmiih conniy. III. 00: I'l. I-',-Itrackiiey, M tilt iioinah county. IS. ML", .Waller II. tlleason, Multno mah counly. H:,".riX: Thomas II. Comte, Muilnoniah county, iri.:l'J4: Nanny Wood lloiicyniaii, Multno mah county. H.SHI: J. N. McFad ilen, Ilenlon county. M'ir,S; Man che I. I.ajinley, WaslllUKton county, J3,fi01. The first five were circled. - c a Miss Adeline J. Meyer, of Madison, Wis., is Wisconsin's first woman assistant attorney general. She has received her appoint ment following a victory before the state supreme court in which she represented, the state in a bridge controversy, saving the tax payers thousands of dollars. Miss Meyer was admitted to tho bar in 1325. ilillslRlRlS i aim nrcn&iM, if ai km p anf OVER NEW EMBLEM DELAYED BY FOG ..n.n .v,,..., , i.,.. th iiowt i'fv-1 i t .! Iiit f hi.: hunt, the plane !ers leanhen"; we don't need them increased lis speed through the I yet. I nijrht and nullo men here oti- 'Must l.ankn of drifting clouds ; mated that the flier.s miht easily and now we are inclined to he-, roach Hawaii ly .J 1 a. m. Through lieve we know where we are. Stay! the loim hours tlie four aviators. with uh old man, we misht havejtwo Australians and two. Amcrl I iu Kvlm yet." cans, retain rlu-er despite the strain nf nilotinu their craft hi,:h above i IIOXOM'm:, .nine l. tr) mc i Radio Corporation intercepted : tlw. .nni.tilit KOit. pi.i1 ..w..-... .ma unnlP tit them ! message from tho Southern Cross - perHOna!, repeated over and over I f.l li-'i't ii nv on:iat litne. tlllil ih.it nvorvllilnt' was "O. K.". de i they had td'Ued .Mululiai island j ycribfd the suriHot with the nrne land were hoaded across the chan tu-1 at 1 1.3 1 a. m ii. i.ffeffs; on the clouds lie- low and the pola dusk which held I ne j the plane In Hh arms after j HONOl.rU-, June 1 IflV-The' pnn hft(l lUsappeared jnlo the west j Mutual Wireless company received prn orf,a)l- ithis mecKai;e fro mthe Southern "Trvlnir to take dinner. Park ;Ci osk at 11:30 u. in., coast time: nnW Raiti onfi meBsae, and ' V: vory w h e re we turn wn iret i ..i.i .,r Un,.t iin ui-ir iieci-iveu a in u UK int-se cioimih. mi-- im. Iiniir Twr.il - u v II till j half houiM in the air now. About , tnf. pianr illiabet liine we were sighting sunn- tna the ocean hefurt fiiiua. Wonder if you are got- , ihroutili the a ft en tliiK tne nnv, "Kveryone cool ami 'I'ell them to keep tho. After flyliiK low for some iiourn. ibetl L'nn fc't atiove noon and darted HMiiti and niirht at 1 I iK.i.ri.i ,,r fii.i.i i-'no ti' 4 nun tVi-t collected. , above the water. dest rovers ! ( )n- heart -sicken in (? m o m e n t t liberty Market "Home of Good Meats" , .. Swift's Government Inspectea tseei Swift's Best. Miss Lindquist scloctod ' her meats from the 'Liberty market for her dem onstration on oven dinner tomorrow afternoon, at tho Seott Woolf Furni ture store cooking sehool. Always insist on the best Everything in the Meat Line for Your Sunday Dinner and Outing Corner Holly andMain Sts. Phone 164 Dress Coats Sport Coats Ensembles and Tailored Suits 1 MM CAPKTOWN, South Africa. June 1. (A Police reinforcements from all parts of the peninsula were call ed into Capetown today to meet u threateniiiK situation which devel r.ixui fiinn Mcvcnil unlv inciilents which oc in-red in connection with Ihe unfiirliim if the new national flau'. The flau was flown fur the first time yesterday aloii'i with the l ulou Jack In celebration of ihe tlKhtcenih anniversary of the es tablishment of Ihe futon of South Africa. MVhc dcmoMstrutioiis were lieliev ed to huve orlMinatc'd from unrest amoiiK native black laborers, and these ta borers tool; a prominent part In the disorder. Automobiles carryimr inlniatureM of the new union f hu; yere i.ir tially wrecked, but thoso which carried the I'niop .lack were not ttniched. I'nllee charged tin' mob several times and the crowd stoned the police. A larue number of natives and a dozen policemen were injured. Ninety persons were nrrested. A larr-e crowd marched in a pro cession through the streets, head ed by the hand of (lie natives' or ganization, the Independent colored workers' union. They carried ban ners inscribed: "Africans, arise." "Away with slavery." "Down with anti-native- laws." and similar sentiments. i FAlRItANKS. Alaska, June ; (.V) Airport officials here today j I were hopefully awaiting word from;! Point Itanow of the safe arrival! ; there of a relief plane flown hy 1 Matt Nleininen and carrying as a I use user Richard Ifeyser, it radio, ; operator. The plane left. Kolzohue ; mi CthrniK Strait a week ago today; iu cloudy weather and was believed Id lave been halted by a lo'A all , Waluwi inht, about Hid miles south- j i west pi' Point Harrow. ' Latest advices from Kotze.hue, i ' where Ihe government. maintains a i radio siatlon, Indicated that the' Weather hud cleared and it was; huiied thai ronditions were, siini-j ! larly improved further north, t Nieminon and Ileyser left, here; I to seel; tho two miKyiiiK planes of! 'the Kox Kilm corporation 1'ninl fiarrow ox'iuMlition. which left here j May 1 1 and were last seen at Wiye- ! man, about half way to Point Par j j row. two days later. , Five men were in the two Kox i planes, piloted hy Xoel Wien and j ! It. S. Merrill. Their passengers ( were Jack Knherison and L. Vir-ill I Hurt, dlroctoiH. and Charles U. Clarlte, camera man. Champ Runaway LE Li ,7 uVjt lit J'or This; Kvont 50 New Dresses Sleeveless Tnh Silks Flat Crepes Printed Silks (leorjjcttes and l.aee Dresses, values up ",)- ' $18o95 secial Millinery An nssortnient of small liats, values QEj to .tl.").0(), .special Swim in ;) IVltoii Jli'issieir-bin lalliinn' suit. All w.k.1, l-iieed $5.95 jft : ; - Adrienne Steward's " Medford National Bank Bldg. MISSOU.A. Miml.. Juno 1. (V) Kat'iilty r.'iMosi'ntaliv.'s ut tlm I'acll'li' coiiMt i'onli'ii'lH'0 this ninrn Inn ncrt'iitt'd tho roptM-r of unuluaio luamiBora rojoi'llr..-; (ho iu'oposo.1 IMur-yoar rolatlim fiiollmll srhoilulo. of irninliiK lahh'M lor wrldiroil Hqimils inlor lo llio oponlim or cnmU'il ionnl:iii n lor nialnlouanoo sohool and iIIsoussimI tho willottti lion of uthlotloH with monilioiH ol' tho studonl hody. Toiiishi tho larulty rcpi-osonta-tlvoa will dismiss villos and vola t inns hotwoon Junior collota'S and I'aoiflo coast oontoi 01100. luo to tho many Junior oollo-;os whlih havo sii'UHK up nn tho roast, now prnliloms In rowaiil to alhlotliii havo arlson. Tho noxt nuotlna ot larulty roprosontutives will ho hold at l.os AiiKidos, lirooiulior , I anil S. AT ROSEBURG FAILS 1MXSK1 1'lltl, Oro., .luiw 1- ( Tl ' Slioriff W oldi and his . ilopiitioH ulppod ft plot In. hioak Jail lloro yostorduy ovoiiliiK wl.on I hoy dix i'ovoroil il roitplo of koys mado from tho fliitloni'd howls in spoons, t.v Kothor with Ihroo small filos. hack saw lihido and sonic short iron barn with which tho ptlsoncrs up purontly platmod to force ihoir wav out of llio Jail. Krauniollts of soap used in inaklni; an Impression of tho rfll lock nitrart.il tho alien tlon of the jailer and led lo the Bonrch In which the urticlei were dlseovorcd. ' '' A stick nnd n len-ith of utrlnt! apparentlv liseil In flshiim iirtleles Into Ihe Jail from outside Indlcntod lluit the prisoners had been nlven help In itoitinK llio "ur bludo and , fllen lulu tho cull. i vSli i ' V I . z , i m j vr j N't s ' 1 J 1 TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF THE Byron Louth, nine-ycar-olil Ssnttlc, Wash., boy, is declared I to bo the champion runaway. ! Since he was four years old llyron ' has run nway exactly 137 times, j He usually disappears between . nic.il times.'. Outside of his run away complex, Pyron is normal i and above the avciage in intelli gence. I'M'Iflf HIH l'lMMH'.l) tCnntlntled from tHK On) con. Thus, for it'Hl mile", of the journey lin y w, re wP'.iOul the r.ullo "Peain." which the army threw in ros the I'aelfie to BUlde III, ni. Two idilps were sluhted the Malil.o and the .Ntanoa. the Plane paiMing directly over the luttor, DEMONSTRATION AND COOKING SCHOOL For tomorrow's class Miss Lind - , i r f quist of the Home Service Depart ment will feature. Oven Dinner Salads and Salad Dressing, and Muffins Don't Miss This Last Day 2 P. M. to 4 P. M. The Cake Baking Contest Is Open to All (lot the recipe from Miss I.iwpiist at our slore. Hake the C'ak in any kind of a ranije, lu-in il to ntir store lu-foro 1- o'clock Saturday, .liine 2. First Prize Mahogany Davenport Table. ' Second Prize Bridge Lamp. Third Prize 32-Pieoe Breakfast Set of Dishes. Xn prize winning cakes will he returned to own er, iludino; will lie under personal direction of Miss Lindipiist, Mrs. 0. 1). Tlionipstui of tin tireater Medford ('lull and Jack liockwell, pas try baker at Ihe Colonial Hakery. T . ' MO This $12.00 set of Free Alum inum Cooking Equipment for your oven given FREE with each MONARCH sold dur. ing sale. Scott Woolf FURNITURE STORE Exclusive Agents for Monarch Electric Ranges 9 v : " - Your old Range Taken as Part Payment Convenient Monthly Payments