Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 26, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textrr mvr&tiYi SFwr, tetbtt. renronTi otcon. TriTsr.T, ttttt 20, 192s. FAMOUS EDITOR PLAN 1PPINMTIC LINER OF KNOXVILLEOFF FOR OCEAN WRECKED BUT PEOPLE SAVED ti.ur, which it will j vt-xKel Is on oiiiinui. The Htfum-slilp ruin (tuny ;n ihal a m fa r a m vu h known o n I y w t, Anifrifann werf ahoai'il ih v H. Th'-tr nain-i ivre not known h-rf. JOURNAL DIES FLIGHT CRASHES Captain William Rule, Who nnnM m.. jiy a.s.-wypi llai keiH nf Hit! HuhkcII anil I'ur Ended Dueling in the kcr Cramer mi their irjiiH-il lilnlit ... . lo Sliirklmlin, Sweden, unniinnri-il United States, Victim of 'iy awn her utmmm wmni h inaiU- within three weel;H. Appendix Operation -En The Monte tVrviint.-H left Hain on July 7 f..r iialholmi-n, Xoi-- wiiy. rVewumuMy I In- lilp had a l.,Ur IhI ;i)ene lint. S.-V.Till lours are i,.,,e l,y i-IiIi.m each Mimm.r t" Splutter n whleh, hefiili"- of Its enmparatiyely mjpf Ai-etie t-li-male, I the nio.t readily jiecenHi Me point ill lile Ari'llc ri-jil.,ns. The Is MOno-tilll'- m;, ;e Iheh- wav real lee bar. liniiii liu.l..rlil, 'ri'-r whli-h . xl.-nil In The pule. 1111:11 .-irearns run In anil mil (1f ''II Sound wilh (rre.-n rapidity. July tire State Mourns. KNOXVII.I.K, Ti-nn., July 2B.- H'l-t'aptain William itule, for : more than 50 year editor of 1 1 w Knoxville Jniimal nm) helleveil ro , have been the olden! active editor' In the country, tiled today follow I11K an operation fur appendk-itiH. OSLO. July Jfi ---'(IV -A wlrelesx ; im-M-at-'e picked up ty stations on ; the north coast of Xorwav today as far north aa the 1 said lh.it th I Monte Cervantes was receivini; as- xf-'lunee from the llussiaii iee fJ. ifl'i hrcak.-r Knis-iu. The vessel was perfect In Hell Island. Kpitzl.erften, and In i:orK-K(ii:i. 111., 1 After treltitu; away -.,it n ns piojeeieu nm-m no imnifoime uanier. ;froin Itockford. 111., to Stockholm. The Krassin. whleh was al.nut Sweden, the monnidane, "r; renter , to k to Norway for repair, uft.-r Itoekforil," maile a forced landing , havint- rescued seven survivors of ininules later In a cornfield six ; the Italia, pic ked up SOS calls miles from the airport and on the ; from the vessel yesterday anil went ; opposite side of the Itock river to Its aid. . from the takeoff. The .Monte Cervantes will, 1 .-.an wiim was cracked and other passengers al.onrd. struck a rock illinium- done as a result of tho W ater entered lis lailkheads. Work ! lait IIIIK. caused the pilots said, of plimpliie these out was under Captain William Hole, a repilhli , h- '"" heavy 11 load wilh resiilllni,' way today, fftn ami former officer In the 1'nloli , ioiiliility to Kain altitude. Asa re. A diver from the Krassin was urmy, who for more than half n ; 'mure plans ror the flight to-' lowered Into the Arctic waters to century edited a newspaper 111 the 'lay were Indefinite. examine the dalnace to the (ler- tlemocnilio south, first ntlracteil : llassell aniionneed several davn man shin. The K rassln inn v stand AL ESPINOZA IS L! 1 .iiiiiiii 1 . " : - --- W"!." Ill liWW J TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW nation-wide alienijon in 1 87:i, when "t-r" thnt unit he refused to flchl a duel, charac-l i" fnre Aueust lerlzlni Kueli a met hod of xeltlltiK illspules as "heniueiilsh" and "mr. itrdlv." Shortly after his newspaper ha-1 puiiiisheii a criticism of two ItiKtl tuiioiiH nf which .Major .Mobch J. the stnrl w 7, It would he m:i jb., a i4 113 f 1 1 I 1 L Capt, wi lliam " . PHOIO) RULE. WIcltR, nf Monipliii, Term., wiih llii! lioad, CHptiiin Itulu I'i'cctvi'd an or der 10 rctrn. t !iin Ht;it i-in.'iitH. Tliit hv rt'fiiH.'d to do. hut ikIvIkimI tho major Ihu coliiniitK of IiIk nu:r wire oKn to any KtattMiient Wlckn tn t tli t cure to make. Whom! pon Major WUkw wrnto Cnptatn KniV, hhUIiik him to tm"t him at Daltoti, (ia. Instead of do liiK thlK, tho editor on tin- da to iiamod In tho nolo lor tho mootiim piihliHhod In IiIh paior n ht(or ho hud hc n I to tho major. Thta slop Konoiully Ih hollrvod to have had 11 Kroat Influonoo In dlnrredlim iltiollinK In tho south. "With Huch an affair I rofuno to havo any connorlioii," ho wrote. "I rocwnlzo no heathenish ho cultod rodo of honor. I am op posed to duolllnn Tor Iho reason that It Is contrary to tho spirit of tho enlK'litonod no in which wo Uv. I am opposed lo It hocnuso it Ih contrary to tho laws of my country, tho law of humanity, and , tho law of (iod. - i "You mlnht take my Hfo or 1 I mlKht tuko yours, and yet not a Hlimlo fealnro of tho pulli(-atlor cotnplalnod of would ho chaiiKed hy I tho roKUlts. II that puhllraUnit wero falso, It would ho false kI HI : U It wore lino, tt would romiito. true: honco nothing could ho lain od hy either of uk IokIiik his tifo -In the manner proposed. "I do not propose to toavo th" country, hut will continue to pur sue my legitimate business, goltm win-rover and whenever that busi ness culls me. While I do not rec ognize the Ho-called code of honor. I wish you to distinctly undoi-xta"'' that I recognize the right of self defense. I do not court, hut on tho contrary, avoid, personal dlP'1 cultloH with my fellows, hut when attacked I shtill not hesitate to de feud myself as promptly and ri'U elenOy tin necosMliy may seem to require;. "Yon aW; mo to fliht a duel for what? Because t made slutemcnlti ahout. you concern lap tin iruth oi which I can prove ami the falsity nf which you do not offer to show. do not propone in pander tho bar liarmiK prejudices of deprave 1 in i iitlK hy sotting myself up us u target to give you the opportunity of a KO-onlled vindication In accord atico with your Ideas of honor and courage. Words cannot express my contempt for such folly. It Ik not proof of courage, hut of cowardice, tt Is not evidence of human manli ness, hut of a weak conception of heathenish and brutal customs. It is not the way to defend a uentle man'ii honor, lint a practical con fession of his Inability lo defend l in the manner prescribed hy on en lightened Christian public senti ment and the laws of civilized pen pie." Vfcl; issued a staieim'tit In which ho Raid he vt the cdlltor lo such a place In the "public loom or contempt as a Just and enlightened people may consign Mm." The roHult was ('amain Itule re reived letters from all sei lions of tho country commending him. edl torn nf the nation upheld him. th" federal grand jury praihod him,(aud fit the n.xt KcHslon of tho Teuiies Kofi .legislature a law was passed BgttluHt duelling. . Oaptaiu Hnle was horn In a lou cuUln woven miles from Kuoxvllle, May I", is:i!. hut lived most of his life u the city. tlOfi :nt:.-Serf Ion of Tiller Trail rut-off rood will cost 717. Klamath Fall ill vote again to ratify l05,no Whnnl building bonds. i iin- M.s.il.e to make Hi.- flight .. c.'iumi- northern days wen l.ofnin inir to short. Whib the ex:n-t dam jig" tu ihi' plati- hits not been ((.. tennined. I In- Tart lliiit it s S nose :md with at bust a cracked wing citiised ineehanir-H to esiirn.-ite tl)iit It would take at b-ast several da.VH in recondition the ship. ISoth llnssel) and Cramer vcr snfrlled away after the plane land od and they rf.itld not be found fmmedintely to discuss future jjIiiiik. 1 sjibt sh lln "s1 1 1 wlf: said I hut he wai reli.-v li.V for two daj'ji before to Norway. ding . N'OItTH KIMiRK- CI.CI:. Chi cao. July -t;. iA -AI Ksplnosa or I'hkicfi took th lead with a 71 in the second day's elimination minx! of the western open golf champion., hip at North Shore, playing with Chick Kvnns, form erly national open and amateur champion, who took Tti. Ksplnosa took two strokes off par with a lii:i:UN. July -JH. !,?. The fil"' 34 ' the nine but lie bead office of lb- llamburir Sout h ' Mi l'Ip'1 " f'""tdi times on "llic American line in Hamburg lodjiv hoinowanl trip ami with a ball out said that passengers aboard the "r lm"""s s,'"r"l whicli Ihis f''"1' P'ii'-'-d him in a tie mi mm j.iiice wiin Jim -Sonnan of fiarv. who was one stroke be hind Hill Vind.r of A ml e,-(IM ).,(. and i'hil Hosier of ltristow, Okla., the latter thret having played Ves- motor shii Monte Cervantes struck a rock in Hell Soun bergen, were not In danger s. which d. .Snfti- The greatly disa pjHilnted at the forced laiohnw, but added that Cramer niett in good spirits. She herself was both disappointed and 1 day. SAI.KM. fir-l half . Itutldillg r June iv permits eh Mill!.! Just Unpacked-Hundreds of Stunning New Dresses AH Ready for our Most Sensational Surprise Starts Friday, July 27 Continues Until Sold Out A surprise that is bound to take women of the west by storm. It's our big July feature of NEW SUMMERY FROCKS, which will smash every former record value. They are "winners." THE MOST "STARTLING" VALUES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED THE PUBLIC IN So you sco, ti n c a a i l! I! re i t-r aston ishes (liu con suming iulilic Willi one of its extraordinary surprises, ant time it is dresses thousand thousands of drosses jus kind one needs right now. Dresses sure the This is a featured event we havo worked long and hard on, we have worked with one idea in mind, to bring to you the big gest assortment: of dresses you have overseen al prices that will amaze you, prices ihat will urge you to ACTION, and a (I'AUTV of goods that will insure service tti you long after the modest price is loi'gotten. Io sure to see this remarkable group. I Viced at onlv $1.00 Exquisite Printed Organdies Made on the cleverest models. Tho trimmings arc as dainty ami as novel as can he. Imported lace is used in many different effects, inil so is permanent finish orgaiulv (permanent finish organdy can be washed repeatedly and still retain its crispuess). Vf feel we have g"iie the limit in bringing these drosses to you (some that are even suitable for afternoon at' I'iiiis and parties) at this verv. very low price. Those organdies have tho same color effects and designs as are found in high price imported printed silks. The values are simply immense. You must collie in and see tliein :it oihi. In.. lore they are all picket Values to ifcl'.IMI . $3.49 Yo are you will nowledge I Ins wontlorlui group at 1 is a t r i b u t e to Mroicr's keen merchandising abil ity. You'll find in those frocks all the color, zest and style which you expect in more expensive printed dresses. All Horden's guaranteed tub-fast prini. and every yard of tape and trimming used is guaranteed tub fast. 10 Different Models Scores of Different Patterns Flapper styles; stylos for the more matronly women, organdy trimmed models, tailored models, models with short sleeves and models . jtwiUkt.nJ sleeves. Sizes up lo 4(. A comparative price is out of place in this instance, because the value is so big nothing d 1 ff approaches it V 1 UU Choice Voile Frocks in prints patterned after the im ported silk designs, all daintily trimmed wilh imported Yal. lace, or elaborated with uniiiie medal lions. All manner of models, in cluding cap sleeves, half sleeves, as well as sleeveless flapper moiiois. i ue illustrations Here cannot begin to give you an idea of the arlij-tic range of stylos in this group. All trimmed with guaranteed permanent' finish or gandy. Kvery seam is thoroughly serged. thus preventing raveling. Tho-e are values that retail it: metropolitan centers up to ".0U surprise 310 East Main Phone 516 All Ek esses and $11 A NEXT WEEK OUR FALL STOCK ARRIVES We have 200 dresses left but don't want any of them to be here after this sale. Take your choice of any in two groups at $5 and $10. None reserved! The sale of the season. The whole summer left to wear these beautiful styles. Get here early, as they won't last long. GROUP ONE Values to $18.95. All sizes, 14 to 50, in flat crepes, georgettes, chiffons, gingham taffetas, and all sum mer fabrics, both short and long sleeves. Your choice at only $5.00 GROUP TWO All of our best dresses, values to $29.75, in the fin est of crepes, novelty sport silks, georgettes, taffe tas and novelty materials, As fine a selection as can be found in Medford, all grouped for this windup at $10.00 Final Clean-Up of Summer Hats Our entire stock of siiinuieu hats in largo and small shapes,. htir.sor hair braids, milaus, hemps, Toyo straws, silk and novelty com binations, values up to .fS. !)."), over ''(!( I to choose from; final clean-up. . $L0Q No Exchanges, No Refunds x ' rms. i ? mil!.' a Special Group of Frocks Reduced ;roiip of flat crepes, prints anose voiles in short ami sleeves, onlv .!. to luck irom, values to ..!);. Jt'ing at $3.95 Every Sale Final $2.69 pru-e Over 12,000 dresses will be placed on snV bv the Breier chain. This store lias received its quota. In unpacking them we were astonished at the value and we are sure you will b whu you se them. It seems impos oiLi-n Breifr shouM iya "uch Tluts. COME WHILI THE ASSOHTKHY 13 COMPLETE r.d you cn get jmt what you want. --ttat: HtwtMBER, thii i the big gelt .Inple ortment dreaae. we have ever ahown at one time. The hi.y "" t-emendoui. the aavinga are aaton. l!ma. and, while we have a large atock. we URGE YOU TO BOY EARLY. Thl. la an opportunity thalmay never come again. 1, cm Toitfi& IN THE WBT ART HUBBS, Manager Plan to Spend Your Vacation and Week End Tripr, at Beautiful LAKE O' THE WOODS Resort Now Open Bigger and Better Than Ever Kiirnislu'il Cnliini V- ItonN- l.iiin-Ii IIoi.mi - Slavic,' Sliitinn Storo-linlliins: Suits - Kifliinir. lVml In, linn rn.nl is in oml conilil ion An. ideal toi'tva tinn spot for l!,,. vm-iitionist. FreshMilk Always Available LAKE O' THE WOODS COMPANY Phone Lako 0' The Woods for Reservations FOR YOUR WINTER H IRE Green Pine Slab Wood 12-inch or 16-inch $2 .75 Per Load 2 Loads $5.00 o MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 Worth Central lichstein Tel. 631 Deutri CLAE8ITIED ADYERTISINQ GETS RESULT; cii.isifJei Advertiuinf; Gets Result o