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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1928)
o o o o o o o o FaTJE SEVEN ' o' E " ' . ..: 1 :i. ..... .'' -: i. O I Ate. j wCrssPbi IS BOUND AND AIR DERBY FLIER MEN LEFT IN THE ITALIA ARE DEAD Nothing like over ilit hills hiking in the woods and fur an appclili' nothing like KKYK'S.'-DEUCIors" 15 HAND KACOX to satisfy that appetite iti a way that will drl'ight rvery member of the pai-ty. Kresh from the great Krye Parking Plant, carefully seleeted and fiownnm-nt inspei-ted, "it lias het-n a prime favorite in the Northwest camp er's larder for many years, and today it's finer than ever. Can tte hail in tern ino slices. wrupr.I in hb-lb. tuiiittiry Cvlluthtiue package. M.'NUNNVII.I.K, (He.. .Inly 17. i.'V' - Thrt't1 youth were heinn i.ii!.lu 1 1 l ; i v fotl-iwhif: the rubbery of II. ThMu;ts, w Im was left !"HhhI :hi.1 K;itr-'i hi his em three nii!-s east of Jo-re shortly l..-oi, nuiluiL-ht last niiilit. Thonms. I'uuiul by a I'm lam itM li'iit, w.iid he lost I'M!. l,il!TI.ANI. nr(.., .Inly 1 ' . uV - I. A. W.-l.St. ;- ,-llist-.l of l-Mi ihin.l 'li.v in M'.'in li l'..r thr-e yon:lis in a may injidter who imI.1,,.,1 i:. v. Thnmas t.f $4hi Web-ter 1 1 iii hi 1 Th'Muas beside his enr m-jir .U.hnii ille ami vh-u it hi- l.i.n.ls -md thru iloivc t I'nrt hind. W'tt'sirr saiil Thoni:is told him he . ;iso .f a laru- eherk in Ho.-ui-ain. Wash.. yt-st'Tilay and started to .MeMinm UP-. When within thro1 mill's of the city, three ynunx men tMi.-i-.l li tin to the sid.- i.f the rn:id ami r.-l.ti.-il him. They used emit and a ha ml Leivhbf I" himl mill Kan him. They left their victim hi i he ear. Tlmmiis said ho worked for more than an hour to release thi and tht-n opened tin- i';ii dour with his teeth. Id- tumbled to the ground in an effort to break his bunds. 'I'homas' only injuries were badly l.teet.ited and swollen wrists, eauxd hy the liuhtly drawn eurds with whieh he was I iff 1. W Mill ASKS A nionfc lights of national the int M-'vtinjr ,-estorduy's visit of the l"iit-h ir relhihillty tour at of " Nl'.U volMv. Jul ?ld ;in iiiinls . dinyihle I:., h. the .Mt-dford airport, was a re heard M Ann nub nil - the here Horn t'.intnin Wilhelin M in'l- Ul Who :.lsi lidd i.f nil interview he hud with C-neral N.ddle. :- n. nil Xi-ldle 1 all riuht men tally in suit,- of mm ferine from 'shoek Liinl v. en Lness. snid faplaiu : .M no 11. The 1 t.iha's eon; ina ml i-r vva ennliaed to his i;ilit aboard the h:ise ship Citla de .Milaim dm- to a lui'kt n z and a Ncd.de told tin- e silft'eiin,' he ami his in tin ir niMi.- th. mi a ice w it h food for N.ddle. he said. w;is : six no n v. ho vvev, ( in the Italia after the sprained ill 111, plain of i he no n endured month on the uly 1". day sure that lin ear! led away mlMla had and fallen on the ;d. Yrye) '$ Ddicions BRAND 0 ' MO ! today hy the e I'KKlN'i. July lT.--li'j Hoy Chapman Andrews, en route to I'i'kh, .Mongolia, in his seareh for l rat es of the "dawn man." sent this leleftrjini to the Associated Press today: "dreat sueeess. Heturnins at the end of Aimust." The jnessjit;e. which nlsn said the weather was extremely hot. was sent from Khrlien, 200 mllCH north of Kalian. Mr. Andrews askeil who th A merhan president ia I candidates were and for other news of the world. . (nni in"- Ahamloned. .IK, Ore., July 17. l,a fintnde home- OLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS j Invitations, mnihM snnie time iiko, iire heinjr reealled. Tile cmn- i mittcQ helieves tho time i iiideeled was not fnvnnihle. union hetvveen Willinm Urock of Aivtn- i-rui. ai.oiud the 11 Detroit, who flew last year lo Auuri.an liner Keliunee. Knk'kind and thenee to J upon on Suiviv.ns of the ill-fated Aretle an attempted around-the-world oxedilion and resellers were en fliuht. and Larry Mann of this tertained ahoard the llehanee w In n eitv. Tn years a0 hoth men the ship railed af Kins hay. Spitz were members of the lnlted States hrtii. Sniuday. s.-td a wiiei.. array and v.r.' stationed at a itei'i ""- o. wn m'.mi) near Memphis, Tenn. Tii. ex-nrmy men spent over an hour inset her reeountiliK oltl exierifnees at Memphis. Tenn.. and eoinnarinff exnrtenees of tin ia-'t io yeirs. While the two men vre conversing, shortly after Urock s arrival. Ueore llalderman toined the conversation and in a tew minutes It developed that he. too, had heen stationed at the Memphis field as a cadet at the fame time that the local ex-flyer was receiving flyinjr Instruction. llalderman last year flew with Uuin KM'-r on an attempted trans i.i. ..mt... tint forced ilowu near the Azotes islands, i0 hl'oK' 11 he picked up hy a 1 hitch steam ship. When asked how the ocean trip compared with the tour, llalderman answered: 1 feel considerahly safe- with th-' land beneath me. It makes a bi? i difference. 1 in speakiuir of his ocean, flight, Ilaldernuin continued. "It is largely a matter of j;ond fortune that 1 am here today, as the ocean re gion where our trouble with the oil feed line he-an is not a regu lar steamer lane. We can thank our lucky stars that the Dutch 'ship was two days late out of port or otherwise we would have none the way of others who at- ! temptdt the dangerous o e e a n : crossinir and were unsuccessful. l fiies we sat on top of 'nliine for nn hour or s ' we were rescued. 1 "Would you attempt stu-1: i rii.M.-- oi-fiin?" llalderman was ' asked. His face urew into a law ! smile, as he replied. "Well, ytm (can never tell, hut I am ma k luff ; no rash promises that I would niiemot an ocean flight or iim 1 saving that I would not." "What is limn Hitler doing . now?" was another question .;w yniiK. ,ltily i :.--t,1'i --Tin asked. New York Times today puMishe; "She's down In Hollywood. theja froni l-'rederid; H. (ill last I heard. makiiiK moviiiK pic- i )(.u s.-nfitor from Massnehnsetts tnres for some company nowm denying he instituted a public emn RUSSEL "Medford's Own Store" T C I All Coats from Regular Stock educed Dress and Sport I Offi land J'JI "Well, rs of the ("itta de M llano. .Maddalena. who w as I he first lo sinhl the Noldle party on the iee ; t 'aptaiu Sol a. I he Alpine chatisseiir. ami the Dutch uhie. Van Donut-n. were eut.rtalned on hoard the M.-Iian.e. Von 1 innijvii addressed the pas senders, lelhnji th- ;n of hi un-ue-i-essf ul rescue attem pi . and I 'a p lain Sora told ol thrilliim res cue by plane after heiny forced to eat some of his dius. The pa.ent;ers were thrilh'd hy their contaet willl the great Arctic tragedy. "Nobody here knows anyt him: about A in u in Ken." the ea plain's ine."l'ae inllellldl d. the befon : HI LEU DENIES HE 1 R B - S3" N I kK-V sAn Lf I II II vl. -NiS II i parison uttered i 1 tended." eoin- implieil lie in- f'rane tiixjiayers v ; wboo huildin ubnnds make toutli oing easy Some of the most beautiful places in the West places that are the real West are hard to reach offer tough going. This is no handicap, though Castor lube will make it easy. Castor lube is a remarkable new motor oil a scientific blending of Cas tor Oil, the most efficient lubri cant, and fine mineral oils. Castorlube, is "motor magic"-gives. more power and greater compression. It makes motors last longer because there is less crankcase dilution and carbon. Castorlube cuts repair bills to the bone. You may expect to go half again as far on a fill -up of Castorlube as you can on any other oil. Castorlube increases gasoline mileage, too. When the going gets a bit tough, you'll instantly notice the improvement Castorlube makes in the way your car performs. Castorlube costs no more than any high-grade oil : and less per mile. Use Castorlube make tough going easy. Be sure to get the genuine. Castorlube Refining Co., San Fran-j cisco, California, n Yoa can gat Castorlube at Inaepn lami Srv! SiaiUm anrad Gumei&m . s ; ; .... . w a ' , u , si-liedulfrt for All- ' 1 . vpn ulp;inclnnol , uiuiii;u.i' in iuuh- ... , nn. nril .ntorpHieci ; i... t.. ti.... , in plrturoH. Avliillnn n my 1mm j Hinivi'r ami Mrs. AIIiimI I:. Smith. .... 1 uiiifipil llvini: III I !) 1 7 i i.n't.n c,. ..,.(. ,).... r..i- ot yCa1' nnrt ll" K''1 m" ln rtP-1-'-' i (-iinili-.I.1- Iw Hiilil. "In llilx: my irnfi'slnil, If you can cull '-1 " tiilklui: I" ximi II unnip thut." j of v.unn'ii anil lohl llictn lli.-it us llnlilcrmnil ypslcrdiiy wa linlil- lh,.y r,,u;ii;,.ss inlcr. slccl In Inn lltli I'lucp, li.ivinR tiiovp.l l' ! u, .,,y who was llki.ly lo mls tl iit inx Hip last spvpral hunrtrpd : Ilf th ,vh. n, ,,., ,v,,ui,i milps. While Pll route ton ihcin ahoiit Mrs. llnovpr. whoiii CnrnlnK Mi'ilforil lie passpil . , knfv. vl.,.v w,, llu, n,.lt , ,.,i lvo airplanes, which sppiupi! '"'...y muhinu aliom Alls. Sinllh. lor Bivo him consldprahlp natisfaction , hai, n(,V(.,. ,.v,,n ,,nn hl.,. when hp tohi of It to other tour; ...,.hi. ,.,.f,.,. , Mrl Kn1l,, Pilots. was entirely accltli'Mtal anil ens- Piano No. 17. nccnrillnit In '1'-; n; there was tilisol ly nolhliiK tain II. IlieetiP. cniel i""1"';,,! drriinnliiiti m- rrlllrhm or lu ttnM ni? the on v peliei'i s.-oi.- in the lour hy arriving and ile-itni-tlrii.' on scliedille every ilav. Ihtwpver, the ship is behind in j Embezzler Extradited matter of points, which are com ! SALKM. Ore.. July 17. (,V -tinted hy - a complicated procesti. Covernnr I. I.. I'allctsoli yesli'tilav in speakinj; of the airport herp. : .-M-mled n 'ei'ulsltlon from Hip cov llarvey ;amiliell. head of the ernor of WynmiiiK for the pxtradl tour, Ktated pmphatically that nnyjnon nl Italpli 10. AlcCoun. wanted elly. in order lo stay on the nvia-jin Kiemout I'onnty on nil pnihe.zlp tion map. must have an adequate nient chtirKe. McConn was em airport sultalile to provide forjuioved in the of ice of the Kreniotit the needs of any occasion. lie. county treasurer. ILt Is under nr dpplorert the condition of the Med- rest al McMilltl vj-. lord airport and expressed hopes that steps would he taken to rem edv the n re h nt .situation Caniptiell wuh ridlni; with Archi" Vlrallam, who flew over the North l-ole! last year with the Wllklns I expedition. lOnihusliisiii over the mr ioui was all It. 11. NesMlt. flilcai;o l leiresenlatlve for the Held. MUI--! doek and comiiany, could express. ) lie was especially pleased with northern fa)itornla and souihein Oregon scenery, i "You know," he said, "you ! have some of the most marvelous j country 1 have een on the tour j , far and I nm conilnu had. n..vt Kenlemlier to spend a vin ll- I tlon. The view of Mt. Kha.-ta asi we parsed over was especiall , iniiresMive. I nevr expect to e, laiiJtlililK like It acalll. The lllr ) plane Is the only proper way " , see the grandeur of the earth. ' Von don't see anylhliiK until you are up in the air." .Mr. Neshitt spent yesterdaj : iitlernoon conferrinK wltli It. H ; Uoyl. local Iteid. Murdoch nn l : (.'o. representative, while mechan ! Ics were repairing plane No. H. I w hich wan lo have left yeslerd.n ! forenoon. The plane broke a starter plate shortly before read to leavn yesterday. In addition ' lo Nesbltt, the plane ulso carried n reptesenlative of the 'levelan'i I 'l ess. Ttie erounds were policed yes terday by 28 local Oregon Na tional tluard.-nv-n, under the ead ershln of Captain far! 1". Teng- wald th I members of the state traffic de 'iiartnient, tfte latter iucliidliiK fai- Italn KennPlh lllooin of Officer f. f . Wllllanm of ( nqullle, to ,.,,,( infant; HWKeant W. Ilelnhart of Hiilem ,u v(. ,( doclom' unl or tliut ! and Hergeunt C. P. Talent. Offi- f jn B weetalile product nlid you oers WIllliiniH arid Ilelahart were ,i,iid ue it every day. Itut il'ii in lirought Jo Midford In t lie al'-1 in cmiTii-nrf) tluil CiMtorni means rence of IJeulfyuint O. 9i. Nichols i0,Ht. Some nifilit wlten i'onstiiatio: of this city and Walter Kos'er of miit Is- reiieied or colic pain- or Klutnath j .CUc. w ho are on their ether stiireriiii!. Never Is' wii limit it; It May Be Urmnl I When your Children Ciy for It aid. In addition to iiieinbrn of if( frHfn N(f ,. lk)1 t)lllI1 he local police department nnd f, n h f nt(.H), (l : few dronn Mon hrinj,' eonlent inent. '.i I.t.ri.. f,,r ( ,..(,!,;-. I. ,i Albany," r,.m,.,v nieiilit for hiiliien. I'erfeelly vacations. A total of earn, en O -h rnrry lome motlier keep tin et m hott !, unoiH'iied, to niiike mi re t lifre will ln,r nn avenge of four JfenKern, ; ivfity 'oi'rirt in the huw hi toy over (he m LEWIS super service statiqjm DISTRIBUTORS o main gate anil pos aa "official" earn en- .il it I he side mite, ma king JIIIKI ; people pr-vent at the airi--9rt (i i. onserMitlve estimate. . i no.SKIll'ISO. Tnunloml of lamb hl(iied Irom hero ana OuklanJ in eifective for older children, too; rcnil the Isiok thut coiiich with it. Moil ford's Own Store times this value sensation for the smart vaeatioiiist who finds that another -ont is iuitc neeessary for her fashion well heiiin. The smartest fahries of the season. Hosiery Holeproof, Phoenix and Bob-o Link 89c Kejiiilar ' price 1 .0(1 Silk top lo toe. All H'ood shades. Washable Silk Crepe Dresses $9.75 Regular Price $12.75 Move intense vacationing will he done the next few weeks than most wardrobes Can suitably " frock. "Meant i fully styled, lovely materials have heen used in their making. I'riiited crepes, plain colors in flat crepes. All Sweaters For Ladies and Children One-Fourth off Yon' will find these new sweaters just p e r f e c t. lort'ous eoloiiiitCH that can he matched in our suit department for sep arate skirts. Kaynee Wash Suits Less 10 $1.98 ' $4.98 A nationally known line in every price rantfo. Important Sale I!.") leather hags, val ues .-2.JIH to 1.!)H. Special at $1.98 Holeproof Hose Pure silk, full fash ioned. - $1.69 Kcf-'iilnr l.a"). All ood sltndes. French Voile Underwear 98c downs, envelopes, panties, nicely triiiiined with food rpiality laces. K'ayon stepius, panties and en velopes. A .real harfjrjiin in the best, pastel shades and woi'th l.2.-. O Piece Goods Redtzce4 . . 20 ' . On one special lot to he on dis play in the window. Wednesday special. Bathing Suits and Accesories .,.: Bags, Shoes Caps V!f1nesdny special Less 20 48x36 Imported Hit and Miss Rugs, 36 by 72. $1.49 i 1 i I m I if 1 p I
