SnTOFOTlD MITE TRTRTTKHR. ftrFDFO'R'D, OttTXiOX. FTC TP AY. "NfAT HI, 1920.
PIOE FIVE
MISS WILLS IN FORMAL ATTIRE
NOW REALITY IN
FAIRBANKS. AIKka A)
"Winewl juHtfci" haw ceiim-d to be
it more fifi-ure of speech in Alaska.
It is an actuality.
Alaska's "flnntlng onurt," which
visItH the ihIuikIh and other remote
place along the wild, rocky const,
lunf? haa been famous, and now the
"flyins court" has bemi- firmly ch
tabllHhed in the interior.
The "flyinK court" is that of the
fourth jutilulul disti-ict. which in
"MudeH central and' northern Ala-
and haa itn seat at Fairbanks.
rore the advent of commercial
flyinp. steamboat. Ban-boat and
row bout furnished means ot
transportation in summer, and dop
teams in winter, hut now legal
proceedings aro speeded by air.
The first official trip was made
by air In 1826 when the court and
attendants flew to Wlsemun; 3 SO
miles within the urctic circle. ' It
was the first term of United States
'district court ever held there be
cause of the- remoteness of the
place. The trip was made' in
hours and' 4ii minutes. By boat It
would have required two weeks.
' The airplane now in in general
use of the court, and officials of
1 he dbtrict attorney's office and
the United States marshal's office
make frequent trips to remote see
ttons'to ring in prisoners and wit
nesses. Recently a deputy mar
shal fjew from Fairbanks to Ruby
uind rotut-ned- an insane woman,
p'ho trip, reiiuired six hours ftying
time, where the same Journey by
Iok tea in would havercquired 22
days. . . ,
:t 'Ulirl.'lwpf
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tlifrrrl: 1 illllliS
EASTERN STATES
NOT AIMDEI
STATISTICS SHOP
and
c i in service from Atlanta
WiishiuKton to New York. i
i t-it au already Ik tha cutiter ol ,
a spUM web of air lines reaching,:
weet to- the Pacific, east to ' the j
Atliuitic, south ti the. Gulf ami ,
Hunt to the twin cities. Detmit I
liiif lu-en linkel with Cleveland.
fhicuKo and Buffalo. Other cities1
the tireat Lakes region are
Nimilarly well served with air 1
(uspm-tatiii.
Aupeles, San Francisco, Se, I
, , aide and other leuillim coast cities (
are juneiinn points for a rapidly ;
DKTKOlTwIV-Cities of the mlil- developing system of air linos.1
die west, south and Pacific coast Texas and the .MtsHmsippl valley:
fare findinw (,'iouud for self-con- thut have,
I , , to - Vt... h,,Vl' hen up flyliitf with little -
gratulation at the expense of New jutfilam,y
I York and the eastern seahoard in n m,.neral the newui communl- I
the latest government aviauon ,jOS haVo U,)eiu.eti to ahuw less j
statistics. , baekwariluesH about trying Ue
Out of- tiB air lines in tne United n4,w form of rinnspoi-fation than !
Stales operation on a dally of six- the regions included in the thir-
time-weekly schedule, only four
touch New York , City. These are
the Colonial line'' to Ronton, the
Nationnl Air Transport service to
and from ChicOKU and the IMt-
teen oriunial eoloniem
Came fish uumhcrinK 4,25n.U0f j
will he released In North Caro
lina streams this year. ' I
1 1
FOREST FIRES RAGE
: r Associated t-ress Photo
When Helen Wills was received by tne queen of England, she
was dressed as the picture shows, in a Parisian creation of rich
creamy satin. - j
SOUTH SAGHALIEN! Pif-OTS STRIVE FOR
GARDNER SPEED CUP;
Kress Reconciled
to Broker's Clerk
New Son-in-Law
TOKYO. Miy 30. OP) At least
2.1 persons have been killed ftml
scores Injured In forest fires in
the Tometaka region to the west
of Odonmr'i in southern Ktitihalien.
1
"anas
Paints and Varnishes
Kstourl, a. village containing 7(toj
houses, was wiped out yestertn-J
(P) -Nino pilots roared away from
Parks airport at one-minute in ter
ra A ST st. louis, 111., May 30 ;
NHW YORK, May 30. )
i Ttie New York American said
today that although at first 4
and 18 bodies thus far have ben j.vals hOKlnnliiff at 10:30- a-, m. to- J ho felt like takintr- his 21- 1
recovered. - Iiv-- another village-j day on a non-stop ruce to Indian- V"tir-old son-in-law "out in 4 1
Htere;-AVtjre seven dead ,aid it was ; apolls a nd return, inauKUruUnf? the j 4 the woodshed, ' Rush IT. 5 ;
foiu-ed thai . -other localities suf-1 Gardner trophy race, aviation's i Kress, wealthy chain store j
ff !' likewise. 'new Meiyirfnl dnv sneed nlnssfc. ; owner, has given his np-
4 proval of the runaway mnr- (
4 riao of his 17-year-ttld "fr-;
datiKhter and Charles U 4 i
4 Abry, Jr., S30 a week brokers'
SfelMmif Jy - I The coullle eloped two
AJ -j '.SL " 1 ' weeks ai?o to Uellair, Mr., 4
T" j TSp f A when Abry was a second year r , g my g 0 tf t
Vl ft S student at AVashinRton and Hra I D E ffl h 1
feNr : -T-V I mG' 0 ""Sf .J le'- university, Lesimrton, lS Iffll jfllB K l
( hfJr
frceto you with apurchase
of any one of the exclusive
WOOD WORTH
Face Powders
KARESS VIEGAY
:V ..FIANCEE
The new shades Tan and Rose Tanare the '
style hits of the season. Conie in and see them, ' ;
Barbara Gould's ambition is to offer complexion
loveliness to every woman. The daily use of her
Cleansing Cream is the first step.
WARKI.VGTON, May 30. (m
Mrs. Pearl Feden Ohlfield, repre
sentative from Arkansas ami the
widow of William A. Ohlfield. the
former Democratic whip, today de
clared that "under no cbj-um-stances"
would she return to coa
Kress after her present, term ex
plres.
She has found nnhlc life no ano
dyne for her priof over the loss- of
her husband., she said.
A companile Hi 5 feet tall wiM
be bvllt on the campus 'of South
Pa !! state colleire at J-!rook I n
and the
In the New :
Nl ke Congratulate ;
Magill Drug Co.
on their
MEDFORD STORE
A credit to the city
in its march of progress
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BLUMAUER-FRANK DRUG CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON
.Distributors of
: VALLANT
Blac Tulip Perfumes and Toiletries
log Store
Came From
Sporting Gocds and Hardware
226 E. Main Phone 120-R.
Gill Company
i v.
Booksellers Stationers Of f ice Outfitters
PORTLAND, OREGON
7. u - I i: t J rt .-
Extends Hearty
Congratulations to
L
S
FREE samples of KARESS AND FIANCEE face pow
der lo every woman visiting our store on opening day.
Magill's Drug Store
Wiring and
Light Fixtures
Throughout
Magill's Drug Store
Furnished and Installed by
INDEPENDENT
ELECTRIC CO.
You'll Like to
Trade at
Magill
Medford's Oldest
and Newest
Drug Store
Upon the. occasion of the opening of their
beautiful new Medford store.
VVc vlll supply the School Hooks and Supplies, Gift
" Wares,! Kodaks,' lwriKrt phie; Siiplies an'd Lehtficrf '
Uoods wlucli will he on sale in. WJetlrorrl s JNcwest
.i; and Oldest Drng.Ktoit!.- "r.-: !. -.
Eads Transfer
i 1 ,f ?
and Storage Company
Welcomes the New
1" it
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MAGILL DRUG STORE
To 4A Great Country" .
Phone 315
Ill N. Fir St.
227 E. Sixth St.
oPhone 1246