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o o O O O s a I ! i ! : i ! ? I 3 ft n i IAG"R POUT? TMEnFORT) IfAHi TRIBUNE, friEnFORD, ORKOOX. FRIDAY. .HTA' 1:1 1fl'2s. TWO KILLED IN CAUF. TOURIST Ml FIGHT POT IS HIT N. CALIFORNIA By UMli Robbery at Willow Creek! San Francisco Banker Is (mined extent necessitated immedl- jiiic operation looiii lnjurt'il child i jut the Dallas hospital. iWEEPiNGWALTER ! ! is stromal; ARE SENTENCED ! TO PENAL FARM PROHIS REFUS E TO NOMINATE Results in Fa!al Battle; Eureka Deputy Killed and! Robber Is Slain Posse: Continues Hot Pursuit. j Killed and Boy Is Faulty Injured When Car Is Hit by Train Near Dallas, Ore. Kl'KKKA, Ciil.. July i;L fl't l-'uur men in an automobile swoop ed down on the villus of Willow Creek today, robbed the Jtrizard t . 1 1 there and look its .sine witli tin-in and hurried away. Koiir shrilTs deputies from llurnl Itaneh guve chase. The offi cers and bandits met at Salyer ( reek and opened fin. Charles Carpenter, 4i. a deputy, was shot and killed. Mo leaves a widow and five small children. One bandit was .shot and killed. Companions threw him oil', of their cat- and sped on. Anoth'M' hand It jumped from the car and escaped ill the woods. fosses wen hastily organized In Humboldt, Trinity and Shasta Oountie.s and led hy pence officer w ere scouring t ho Port h western Keetjon of the ntale in search of the rohhers. UOCXT HOIjtv. N. .1., July U. ()') An unidentified aviator whh found deml tjhtw afternoon beside his fallen plane In the woods be lt ween Albion and 'hurls worth . about L? miles from .Mount Molly. DALLAS. Ore., July l.'l. (71't Osriir T. Smith, -Hi. of .S;in Kran ciseo, was killed, and a II -year-old child of William C IVnnyenok. Sau Francisco, was perlntps fatally Injured near here today when their ,i ulonmbile, driven by the boy's flit her, crashed into a So lit hern Pacific electric train. The acci dent occurred at a grade crossing almtit four miles tenth of Itlck reall, near Holmes Cap. The dead man u as on employe of the American bank of San Krau cisco and wore a special officer's badge, Mis. Smilh and .Mis. Pennycook were both bruised and stniken but their injuries were not serious. William (i. Pennyencik. driver of tin- car. is a city electrkal .staff in spector for (he city of San Fran cisco, According to his version of the accident, he did not see the north bound Sou I hern Pacific electric train a It hough visibility was yood in both directions. The party was on u vacation trip over the Itcduond highway on the way to Portland. Internal injuries of undeter- LA OH AX UK, Ore., July 1 :t. fypi Komi ft r Coventor Walter Walter M. Pierce la it ni'.'ht reaffirmed Mm intentions to support Governor Al fred Hmjth id' New York, demo cratic caiidiilaUi for president, in the coniiiiK campaign. Pierce ultm hi to nit t make a vl worn us ciun paigu for a seat in confess, he told t'nion county democrats at an organlatm mooting here. Whelhur Pierce will carry lilts Smith cii.iipiiiKii oulHide of the nee ond enn-VjcHBioual district is not known. 10- Indicated, however, that he has made arrangements tor several --astern Oregon speeches, primarily in his own behalf. Chiin .'lohnson of North Powder was elected chairman of the count central con. mi 1 1 ee. Democratic can didaten expressed nptiii?sin hh to the parts; ticket's outlook in thin locality. Itilelile lo See Al. pAiyn.MoiiK, Mil,, July r; over nor Albert ". Kltchle will confer with Covernor Alfred K. Smith within the next two wed;s nn eaiKpaigu mailers, he said to day in making known that he had received a letter from the demo cratic presidential nominee ex pressing the hope that the Maiy liilld executive 'would he coming to New York shortly." To Mop oil' Sunday. PARIS. July 1 :( II1' The Pol ish airmen. Major Idzikowki and Kalinin, who hope to cross the At la n tic by plane, a nuoiinccd that they expect lo la ke off from ,e I ton rue t field Sunday morning. HAMMOND? I ml., July 13. W. Two deacons nf the I la mmond Mir 1st ian church were sentenced ' tn u days eudi on the Indiana penal farm and etKbt others were ( bound over to criminal court for: 'trial on a con.-piraiy charge as a) result of the heating administered , re. enily to Kred White, an eider ; ;of tile church, j The attack was an incident of1 ja two-year war between factions' i seeking to control the church ad-. ' ministration. Neutral members of !the citimregation, seeking to re-'- stol e peace, hav applied for an ; injum-tion against the contesting j lad ir.ns. , Stephen j, 'raig and Charles Tliarp were the two deacons scn , tenced in v'.ly court today for their part, in the assault. They ; i were cha rued with assault and t battery. Pending an appeal, their, bond was set at $:IM0() each. i - 1 (ti nei'al l Killed lil'DAPIOST, Hungary, July U. 1 : - lT Oeneiitl Karl i'orgey. chief; of artillery was killed ami several, : general staff officers were wound- I : ed during artillery maneuvers ;it 1 HajniasUer w hen a gun exploded. Those wounded included Dieuteii- ' laid (Meld .Marshal .'-'erjencziU and j j Colonel Oscar Maxalascky. 1 i SECyOOVER G. 0. P. Nominee Lacks Ten Votes of Beatinn W. F. Varrwy for Head of Rabid Dry Ticket ; Riot Is Narrowly Averted Mol!lLK. Ala., July 13. (!' .! udy Kayford of Mobile is the missing artist "with a soul" that Outzon Itoiglum. sirluptor is seek ing, according to his mother, Mrs. Julia Kayford of this city. Young Itayford. who is in Mobile, is avoid i m: i n ' erieei. Medford's Leading Store Since 1894 Pay Less Dress Better Boys' Shoes Buys' sniolici rll spurt i. fords, $A Jul' $2.95 linys' t .ill ilrrss nx fcrils. S.rcin! JjiJJ. 15 ARTMEN1S1()RI C. A. MEEKER, Manager SllUcreen' J ! M. M. STORE BARGAINS for Saturday Shoppers $22.50 Values WOMEN'S DRESSES $14.75 All nir Inl) silk drcssrs nil Silll' I iHlli'lTfiW itl 1 1.71. 'I'llC'SC II IT lllTss- rs Hull I itl v t Imtii sell in' up In $L!'"ll. A sjniiil iimlily anil si li iiiin nr riyuiTil. Everfast New sliiinii'iil ul" Kvcrl'iisl iiiiilcriuls. ii'iiiis. Millings mill Mil incites, lYiers 39c, 47c, 49c and 59c $2.25 Georgettes $1.79 lYiiiteii 'ji'ori't les, the con! est niiiti'i'i.'il I'nr siiiiiinci' WTiir, in Invi'ly in I terns I'lir llftl'l-llnoh cVl'llillf; ilrcss- i's. liViiulni' H'ii'i' sjiii'i. Si,.i'iiil during .Inly $1 .79 Men's Work Shirts One lot sici'ial (9 "lirst l!rt" 7!0 "KiKirk Out" 98c 'M!in' linliiiu" SI. 125 Swimming Suits IJi'ilili'i'il ii'ii'i's (in nil mil' swiininini; suits. 'I'licsi' wi'll kniiwii lii'iiillcy .swininiiin: suits, nil wonl, muii'iinli'i'il lint to stri'li'li, sii'ri;il ri'ihii'i'il prii'i's (Inning our .Inly siilr. $6.50 Suits at $4.95 $4.50 Suits at $3.95 Men's Overalls at $1.00 Men's liih of waisl ovcral i.'.s SI. 00 Kit BASEMENT BARGAINS Men's Knitted Union Suits, long or short sleeve 79c Men's Grey Chambray Work Shirts 50f Men's Cotton Hose 10c Men's Straw Hats 10c Women's Rayon Bloomers and Chemise 85k Woman's Extra Size Rayon Bloomers 3 1.29 Women's Rayon Gowns SI. 00 Women's Print Dresses J1.29 .Children's Print Dresses )8c Children's Hilf Hose 25c Children's Rayon Combination Suits 98- Boys' Chambray, Shirts o 0 l Boys' Nainsook Union Suits 3lc Children's Sandals 0 $,I.-I9 Children's Strap Slippers S2.19 to 82.98 Baby Shoes, Blonde, Soft SoLs . 5!)r Boys'QDress Oxfords, Tan or Black . . 82.98 and S.'."9 Men's Dress Oxfords S.'.29 to $:.95 Men's Work Shoes 82. 19 to S.'.79 Women's OneStrap Patent Pumps S.i.98 to SS.95 Women's Dr. Gordon's Health Shoe, tan or black ties 1. 15 Men's Oxford $5.S5 Value $3.95 $6.45 Value $4.45 Tin-si" oxt'oi'ils hit on ilis)v,i (ill tal'li'S ill the slior le pji vl -mi'iit nn tin' ni'gji llooi'. I'MIi'ACo. July 13. An In sura nee man and u f ai mer-Kilc-luan will head the national lu'Uet of the piohihiti.in party this year. William I'". Varnry. Kuikvitie t 'enter. N' . ., was pom mated for ; the presidency on the second b.tt I.pE at the parly convention last niKht following a persistent at tempt by a si;:ealde minority to noiniiiate or eudorst; J lerbert 1 loover. t .fiimes A. Kdyerton. Alexandria. Va.. an I ndc pemkiu'e league offi cial and a loi i-ier populist, w ho l;i.t w cek headed the Jv'lft'i wil lain.oln leayue mie heie to unite the prohibition and farmer-labor -parties, received the iff-pi-etddt'ii- lial nomination on the first hatloi. (luv. Alfred i:. Smith of New York was placed in nomination by 1 delegates who opposed the Hoover j support, which continued until tin: j fimil ballotinw. when Vurney re- j ccAril lit) votes to Hoover's 4.1. On the first roll c.ill Vamey had (IJ : and Hoover 4', l.fvrly scenes preceded the act ual voting, including several inani- ' testations of dissension within the j prohibitionist ranks folluwin the rallies for 1 1 oover and Smilh. ; In the demo nst rat ion over the j sentiment toward Hoover, who was I charade! ied a one who had j expressed no clear-cut opiniun on the prohibition question, two dele-1,-ate.i created excitement by nomi natimt Sluilli. an avowed expuiicnt ot p: oh i bit ion modificat ion. itotli voted for him on the first ballot. Delegate John II. Hammond, former chief of police of Ues Moines, Iowa, liav,. vent to Ills anti-Hoover wrtttll by throwing his badue on the table, declaring that the party had been betrayed, and walked out. He charged that the officers of t ho convention had "sold out" to Hoover. A resolution was adopted by the party calling for the re-cnad metit of tin; law forbiddiiiK the manufac ture of liuuor In the home. Six main planks were included in the prohibition platform as finally adopted. The tand of both major political parties on prohibi tion wan commended, but the "custom of polit ical parties in diamine; u'l sins and shortcomings to each other" was denounced. In addition to the prohibition plank, the platform favpred farm relief and called on tlu; voters to inore prejudices conducive to breaking down the separation of church and state. The government's steps tow a rd iiifiiriiiK a lastind peace were ctnn niended. In the natural resources plank, the "power trust" was c'iti-ci.ed. lllIT'i!iil!;il!'l'TfntlTTTmT "J i!iliji,il:i:hl!iijJr.;UiaiiilulJ'lJ hi JULY PRICE; CUT TO THE BONE Men's $35.00 Suits, Single and Double Breasted, 100pc Wool, going at $15 Men's lilack iiud lirnwu Sox. U'r pair 5$ Men's Neckties 9c Fancy Press Snx 25c Leather l-'act'd (i loves oor'" 'l'wo-1'ocket AVorU Shirts 45 Khaki Screen Hats 15c' Misses" and ( 'liildfett's Hats. .45 Men's Athletic Tnion Suits. .45c .Men's Dress Suspeiiilers 45C iron's Dress Shirts D5c Men's iiih Overalls 95c .Men's "aist Overalls 5)5c liovs' Full Cut l!ih or Waist. Overalls Khaki Pants. .... Ladies' House Dresse: Ladies' Hats M en's Dress ( 'aps A (iood Suit 'ase ..95c ..95( .95 95c 95c 95c COME ON-YOU COMPETITION! When Goods Are Sold for Less, Wilson Will Sell Them The Cheapest Store in the West 32 North Front Street F Nil C MM , I .7T" , 3CTO I Piggly Wiggly HOl'i; I OK A.Mt NUStlN i (Contlnuea from rage One) been rescued, a heavy fog came up ; and immediate progress of the Krnssin was made impossible, but , as Die fog lifted it was able to : continue its battle with the Ice floes. The first intention of the ship is lo proceed to Koyn island, where ( sevel'iil persons: were sightetl who as yd have not been identified. .These men signalled lo the Kras- ' sin and the iee-brcn ki-r signalled b.ick that she would pick Ihepi up on returning from the iulieri I -esvlte. 1 'rof. Samoilovitch ex pressed the belief that the nun were Alpine chasseurs who were sent in search of Nohilo's men six weeks nun. These men Were the h taliau Alpine chasseur Captain Sot ,i a ud t he Norw egia u guides Varmint and V'andogeii. No word, had been heard from I his til tie group w hich started : afoot for Koyn island many weeks : ago and w ere virtually given tip for dead many days aco. ; Alter I'lanc I'llot. After this group is picked up i the K rassin w ill cont in ue back to the gi ou p of the KusMia it flier. i'hukhnovk . w ho with four mem bers of his crew is stranded along N oi l beast !a nil. Chllkhliovsky on Tuesday first slighted the italia's w al kinu party, w hose leader, Dr. Finn .Malmuren. Sw ctlNM ineteof- , olouist. hatl tiled ami notified the K rassi nof their position. Chukhnovsky. on his return flight to the Krassin, became lost hi the fog and made a forced land ing near Cape I'iatcn. His landing gea r was broken, but he and his nun immediately set up a camp and by wireless urged the Krassin to rest ue the two members ot t he Malmgren group who w ere in a starving condition. After Chukhnovsky is picked up. t lie f rassi u w ill proceed to Virgo bay. where the pilot will establish , base for further flights in order to seek trace of Koald Amundsen and the mx men who were i an led i ot f in the bag of the Italia w Io n the gondola was torn loose. These men have virtually been given up for lost, but In iew of the almo-t miraculous rts ue of Mantuio and Z.appl. every effort w ill be made to find them. Kurlhrr dd.-iils of the (g)ciie ,f Mariano ami Y.a ppi were received In Moscow tod;i These men wept and lamHied w t joy as thev wQ wrapped in hivrikets b (V),, i t-s-ruing part ami canietl aboaul tin : Krassin. Marshmallow Cookies Qr 2 pounds " wIV Pure Strained Honey Kellogg's All Bran 9r Hl-oiince pa'lago, 2 for Beech-Nut Spaghetti With tomato siuice; 2 cans fc J Salted Peanuts- Sfianlsh type, Ih Bulk Coffee :i pounds Fleishman's Yeast- Per -nke Potato Chips :t jiackagt's 23c $1.00 3c 25c LUX (lrg. pkg.) 2 I'uckagi's 49c Bread :i Loaves 20c Kipper Snacks. :i i ii i is 20c Mazola Oil iiarl ('1111.... nidi 1 J Tomatoes with Puree OC .n i-Bi- niiis a I'm' Jj Post Bran Flakes oor :; imrkimo jd. Sweet Pickles I'llil jin-s. carll fclOL G-olden Sweet Corn 'JCtr' J runs Olt Paper Lunch Plates 1A- IVr llnzi'll 1 vl Paper Napkins- I'uckagfe at -PI Kitchen Brooms l-scii, good Mraw, i'ach Dona Castile Soap I lUII'S Crown Rolled Oats Sinutl )iii-Kii(., '1 Tin' Sunset Matches carton (if six Ihi('.h 10c 49c 29c 25c 19c We have a very large supply of fresh fruits and vege tables on hand at special prices for Saturday only. Come in and take your choice of them. Grapefruit lutrju' Sl.o Much 10c Fancy Lemons Lut'cc SI(. IVr llott'n 39c Oranges MhccI, .Medium Si; I'cr Diim'ii 37c E. Main Help Yourself and Save E. Main PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS o o Choice Chickens and Rabbits Full Line of Lunch Meats Cho?ce Beef Sieaks IVr iKiuttd . .0 Fresh Side Pork lV0iuuinl 30c 20c Beef Pot Roast IVr pound Hams Hall or whole IVr iottiiil 20c on fr Phone 1236 o We Deliver I r or M.MIN'.WII.I.K . - Work ni"h.'.l o o i." men t.i',lim; for A' , (lot, I colli'Be, O
