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ENURE FAMILY
F
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ISII CITY
SANDS
Station Owner
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Studying Aviation Industry
Seven Enjoying Trip in
Big Ford Plane Medford
. Complimented On New
Airport Breakfast in
Portland, Dinner in Los
Angeles Today.
A Iiiikp Irl-mnloicil Ford plane,
hearing I lie Curt Ik Publishing com
pany parly f seven, who aro mall
Ini; u stimy of tlic 11 vliil Ion Indus
I i v, landed ill I ho municipal air
port shorlly after 0 o'clock this
ninrnliiK. C. C. Pnrllii. director of
tho commercial research depart
ment of the Curl la I'lihllshiiiK com
pany, was In chnrKo of the party.
Others In tho party wore Mr. anil
Mrs. H. J. Kiistanco, of tho Han
rrnnclHCo office; l''rcd Hremlor
and Lieutenant A. W. Cordon or
the 1!. S. navy, who Ik on leave and
whom they were forlunnle In ob
tain oh pilot, and Mechanic 1211
AbrnniBon.
. "Wo had breakfast In Portland,
mill will have lunch in Sa-i Traii
clsco and dinner ill Uis AnKelos."
said Mr. I'nrlln. "Thla wouldn't
have been posslblu not ho many
years uko."
J The party received Ihe plane two
weeks ay In Detroit and came wont
by way iof Chli-aSo, Kansas C'lly.
San DleUo, San rranclseo. Medford.
and Seattle, and la now solus; bael:
to Los AiiKoles. The party has had
less tliai ,40 hours' actual flying
uniC'roT the ioiir nip.
Praise Port
They ' were very enthusiastic
nhoul Medford's alrporl and com
p'lliicMlml the city on Its iilriiilnd
ednoss. .Mr. Purlin said that Med
ford would have nothing to roKre:.
li h cominunlllcs that prepared lor
things Rot them. They also ex
pressed their rcsreal al not belnr,
able to In nd lit the new alrporl,
but said they noticed it as they
flow ovor und had heard aboul It
nil ulonn the coast. An Invitation
was "extended lo the party to at
tend tho alrporl dedlgotlon June 5.
I! and 7, by tho airport livliallun
committee. Mr. I.alley thanked
Medford for its invitation In lunch
horo hut said that they had lo he
In Ran r'nincfsoit this noon.
Ioiinld Wllbcrl Nellson, local
neonl for Ihe (.'urlls iiubllinllniis
met llio party with his sales boys
nnd presenled Ilium Willi Ihe lutoul
Haturdiiy KvciiIiik Post. They were
very much pleaHeil- to rocelvo II
ii ud look sumo moving pictures, of
Ihe laiys solllne. Ihe niaciulne In
Mr. Purlin. Tho sales hoys are
Herbert NellHon. who Is export
HHlcsnian. and sells ml 1'osis. lis
Ladles' Home Journals and 1 1 Coun
try (ientlcmcn every week, and
Harold and lOnrl ; Pcderson. who
nlso sell . a larmi number of the
magazines.
' Mr. l'urlln. who has had eharne
of thn research work for Ihe Curtis
PulillshlnK company for IS years,
said the.y had made an extensive
sillily of Ihe aiilomohlle Industry,
the foods Industry. clnlliiuK. farm
tractors, and also In oilier fields,
nnd had made home surveys In
Iwn cilies of Iiim.miiii population und
nlso in two counties of liw.tion pop
ulallon, and were now slnrllnR a
survey or Ihe iivliillou Hold.
Tlie plane look off for the Oak
land, Cal.. alrporl al Pillfi. The
inemliera of Ihe party said before
Ihey loll t lt.it Ihcy lloped In visit
Medford aculn and land al Ihe new
nil pol l, li w as Impossible lo land
there today hrcause of an open
dralnnBe ditch on the field.
Seven Bodies Found Near;
Disabled Aiito in Imperial
Valley Radiator Drained
to Last Drop By Thirsty
Travelers.
hi.vtiii:. fa.!.. July sr.. (IV-
Out of Hie. desert faslness today
hud eoine a inciiKcr story. telling
of the tragic deiilll apparently
fruin thirst, of all entire .Mexican
family of seven.
Reports brought to lien While.
chief of police here. Iiy a parlv
of six Mexican boys stated
i the bodies, believed In be of Kn-
rluiie Armenia, his wife and five
children, were found scattered
about their disabled autoinobll"
near a seldom used mountainous
desert road. 3.1 miles south of hero.
The youths iald Ihe radiator of
the cur. a small sedan, was empty.
A pair of pliers lay on the ground
be ith ii ml the lap was open
mule evidence that the last drop
of water apparently bad ben
drained from Hie machine by
fainllv to inicncli their thirst.
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LINDY PHOTOS PRINCESS ICEL
ANCIENT RUINS TYPIFIES CITY
FOR RESEARCH IN FETE TRAVEL
:i ml Wakefield kukkcMci!
I'lfruy of their dioecm-H,
U it
iil l f
! which a ro In Yorkshire, one f llm
drypsi Mpulf, that a special prayer
hp offered In their churches "until
Mich 1 1 mo as thn present droUKht
i.i definitely broken." .
thai company
vali.l-
;(s J IIIK'
litUSi;. Ida., July liO. (T He
veliipineiit of several mining prop
crlies, including (he Irpn
mine In itak-r county. OreKon, Is
made pusHlblr
ho Copper company nay, by a de- !
clsiun in the Ada county UUtricl j
.M. M. Ilai vcv 4
M, M. Harvey, owner ot llarvcv
KtnlloiiH ir. 1 and cunperator of
Ihe new Hervice No. 'S, rccuiilly
conipletetl at tho tunier tf North
that ''"njnt iUiti Sixth Htreets, is well
known In this l ily as an uuthority
on autoinobilcH, having been em
pluyfld by varloiiH khthkch In tilts
city and for nomo time uh eUKlnecr
with the fire dnparlment.
Complete Shell oil und gasoline
Hervlcu in featured at tho new stat
tlon, which Ib owned jointly by K.
L. Uoty, who came here this month
from Sacramento, Cal.. and Mr.
Harvey.
Kxcellent equipment for whhIi
hK and ureaHltic Iiiih been instnlled
the
The bodies wero scaltered -'iifor the henefH of car owners. I-rom
various distanceH from tho enr.jd a. m. to 10 p. in. export employes
with tracl;n IcadliiK l every dlrec-jare ready to kIvo service with n
Hinfle, nceordipK to Mr. Harvey.
NOVICE AND PILO
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Hon. Indicatinc the frantic seurcn
they staKcd III an effort to stave
Oil UCiiill Hum m"-- ov.
ort sun.
Wiley's well, the only water
hole In Hie desert wastclniids re
Kloii. which was six miles clistiin'.
aoonrenllv was not found. II was
estimated by Ihe youths that the
family had been dead for more
than two days.
'. U (Illicit, fherlff of Im
pcrliil county, sent deputies to the
scene of the lliiRCdy Immedlalelv
after the reports were reelved
here. They returned early today
lo substantiate the story of tho
Mexican youths.
The father was found near thn
automobile, which he apparently
had attempted to repair. Tracks
lulu the wasteland led the search
irs lo others. Tho mother and
three rhlldrcn were found hud
dled together. A short dlstancej
away was found the ooiiiea 01 mo
smalt boys.
The deputies 'reported (he bodies
lo bo In a bad stale of decomposi
tion. An Inquest was expected to
be lii10 some .tlnie today.
Goodrich tires and lubes are
lied at both Shell stations.
car
Endurance Yowl
Record Is Made
by Terhune Cat
I
Ji M ATA WAX. N. .1., July. I'.l.
li Mat Hilda seems to have
made one of those endurance
fr records, She remained in a
lice lop five days and flv
nlnhta yowling- 1 he reason
-I was a bunch of wasps In the
f lower branches. Not until
4 they were sprayed with poi-
ron lid she descend. Mat I Ida
is Mrs. Margaret I. Terhune's
eat.
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WASiHNtiTox. July -j: A)
ChatKlnu that the anti-trust laws
have not been enforced. Senator
Connally. Democrat, Texas, pre
dicted today that congress would
he forced to approach Ihe problem
of mergers and consolidations
from a new angle.
lie declared that the "formation
of monopolies dealing In the neces
sities of life constitute a menace
to the i nd u.st rial freedom oX tlic
country' and that It Is u "problem
congress must meet." '. - - , ;
The Medford prlucesa was the
first of tho outsldu members of the
I royal court of Queen Susannah II
. ; lo arrive.
The Sunset Trull, which was
first originally Kugetic's recreation of
the Trail lo uatl celebration ot
li(2t, hut which has now grown to
a state-wide pioneer memorial
event, will be three days crammed
with numerous activities, the tri
umphant entry of Queen Susannah
II to occur this afternoon at 3,
when the royal party comes steam-
ling Into town on an old-fashioned
coach drawn by an old-time en
gine. Mayor Wilder will greet the
royal party and will then give the
address of welcome. At the con
clusion of this the group will pa
rade to the Unburn hotel and take
charge of the (inecn's Btiito for Hie
event.
Tho feature event of the three
day celebration will be the show
ing of , the Sunset Trail, a pageant
depicting the early days of Oregon.
Besides Miss Edwards, other
princesses are Miss Lucille Kern,
North Bend; Miss Myrtle Sailing.
Arlington; Miss Thelma Cronon,
Redmond; Miss Margaret Selfors,
Mend, and Miss Mildred ftliltlake,
Albany.
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The N elinisk a penitentiary
houses 7'J! convicts, but anly three
were sentenced for liquor law vlo-
l,ONDUN. July 25. (flt Drought j
conditions, through England today
reached a stage In some parts of ;
the country where ecclesiastical
authorities were urging that spe-
ciiil prayers; be said for rain.
' The bishops of Bradford. Utpon !
""" '; ' . .. it. . f 1 court yesterday. This decision held
SANTA X. M-, July 2 5. Ul'r Kl'CiKNE, Oic, July 25. I Spc- ; that thn stockholders' mooting f
Indian iiiIiim that were old in-fore.' cltl 1 Princess lcol KdwardH of!" "
Curonado and his band made their Medford, spurning ' the modern
way Into the southwest have been ' methods of transportation such aH
photographed In the ultra-modern j automobile and railway, dropped
method, from the air, by Colonel 1 Into tinge no Wednesday mornliiK
Char-lex A. Lindbergh. d allRhted from an. Kmfco ehal-
Colonel Lindbergh brought the 1 IciiKur piloted by Jack Heed of Los
films here yesterdav and they were j Angeles. It is typical or tile pro
developed In the laboratory gf the Wt-'sslveness of the city to Ihe
American School of Research. i south that they should pick the
With the aiinouneemeiit of the '- imhni means of travel for
pictures was revealed I he latest ; '- princess for tho Sunset Trail
innovation of modern science In ! jdoneer celebration, local officials
the Htudv of antioulty. Lindbergh s L",:i m,t" ". ''"no vi.h-.
oir-inrcM. destined for ihe Carnegie'
Institute, and photographs taken
! from another plane, for the Amer
lean School of Research, were pro
: Hull need by Dr. K. L. Hewitt ttf
t I lie board of research, th
successful application of aerial
I photography lo aichaelogical pur
, poses. -
I'hotograiihs of entire districts
'from the air, reveal Information
I which would have required weeks.
or months, of travel over the same)
j districts, where the most rapid I
method of transportation is u
horse, and often persons can go
only afoot. ! . ,
Dr. Ilcwett said, In addition, tho
aerial phonographs reveal traces
of ruins which might easily be
passed over by a trained archae
ologist on the ground. t
Torm Third Prime Pool
ItOSKBUtti. Ore.. July 2.'.. bV
Tho third pool to be orfered by
DoMglas County Prune fJrowers'
Co-operative ussuclatlon will bo
made, up tonight and will no sub
i.,.vi fni- biils. Present
ny,u" I Indications arc that the pool will
luk. ..r about a half million
officials of the Ida-! nnnnds of Italian and pelilo
prunes.
' . ,n
VOItK. July trt'
, lilblp In every room In
i.'-.i.i) noise. no "in"
(niiil'soine one of Ihem every day.
IriviiiK taken a wartime plcdio Willi
.,-es Ill Wilson to do so. Tin.
l-hi-Ntian lieulsler so discloses In
,111 hifrclew.
Tliere Is
Delicious j
summer desserts
Electrically
rroz.cn ices, a cool drink for the after
noon, parfalts, mousses all dclicioiisl.v
temptluK on these hot summer days are
no trouble at all for the woman who lias
electric refrigeration at her command.
There are other even more important
advantages to electric refrlKcration, loo,
such as lower uroeory bills, tasty left
overs, healthful moat preservation,
cheaper than ice, no trouble or dirt, all
Jour refriiieratlon, a health Insurance of
ilio first order. All these advantages
can be yours; tbey will ko far to solve
your kitchen problems.
IOIccUIc refrigeration, loo. has been
brought within the roach of. eveiy liouse
wil'c. A refrigerator is easy to own
your electrical dealer will bo glad lo tell
you about his payment plan how you
can pay a small amount down and the
rest on easy terms.
BtiMjuasIB
t nrK 3
THE CALIF0RIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
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. 'J OITICIOS:
Medfortl. ;raii(s fjiss. lEosebtirg,
i Klamath Tails Oregon '
; Yrcltn, Dtiiisiutilr California . ,
ufferers
Mh: Sch'oirs
Foot ''Expert .
will be here
Saturday Monday
July 27-29
To explain the newest
MienlHic,iiiot advan
ced met hods of cor
rection how relief
ran he had at once
By special arrangement willi
Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the world
famous Foot Specialist, an
Expert of Lis personal staff
will be at our store on the
above date.
He will demonstrate Dr.
Soholl's newest scientific,
most advanced methods of -correcting
foot troubles.1 He
will make an analysis of your
stockinged feet and show you
the nature and extent of your
foot trouble and bow you can
be immediately relieved of
your distress. 77its valuable
service coslsyou nothing. Take
advantage of it at once.
M. M. DEPT.
STORE
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widely
AI.I.CNTOWN. l'n., .Inly
Caulaln William Kleb.
known life saving Instructor, and
rield representative ur the Ameil-
1111 lied Cross, was fatally wounil-
cd here today while demonstrating
lo local police Ihe method of gel
ling away from a ninn holding a
plslol to one's back. The ivvolver
being used In the demonstration.
I hough! lo have been unloaiieii,
contained a bullet.
I'atrolliliin Warren Andcr was
holding the revolver. Kieh told
him lo pull the trigger as he cc
vilted the inancm er be uas dein
unelriillog. and the bullet pene
Iralcd kleh's spine at lli small ir
Ihe baek.
Kleb fell lo the finer bill dpi
not lose conseliii.-.iiess, ami direcl
ed Ihe ainlillliilice iihmi who looli
him lo 11 hospital where lie died
nil hour iifler bis arrival.
I'n plain Kleb was here In give
a life paving dcinoliNliulloli Oelor
t;ie local Khvnni
club.
PLANES RACE TO
SALE!
1
ULLINS
QUIT
BUSINESS
1.0s A;i;i.i:s. July as.
htitdetlt 11 Hd hliuetor were dead
today, the itmiU of M 3300 foot
)Miyer dive In an open model bi
pbine yrVleribiy which terminated
W. (tnuly PaM'hair initial tit
leinpt ot flying.
AutlHirtlbtS i'Xprred Ihe belief
lhat ihn '-'H year old filer hud fro
jscti- to the coiitroU plunuing the
Ith ft to earth , Lieutenant ltnlph
A. IteiiHin. 3(. of enlce. Cal., nl
In the lnlrueto' feat, liovVerle-H
to prevent the fatal crafh.
Thi nose of the plune butbd
llfflf Hix.feet into the urouml near
thii Hoy AVilsi.n alrnni i at Nmih
Hollywood, w here the pair had
taken off. Tltr craft wh dKnd
Mied and the bodbM were h;idly
broken.
Itrnaon, who had been flying for
vlKhteeti nmnlhi, h an liMtructor
for the Hollywood Aero club, lit
jwatt. h firxt lieutenant in tln coast
artillery renorvr.
: THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
: WASIIINCITON. Jul 25.(.',i
The t'nllod Slates w6ol erop for
H:"9 was tho largoal In 35 years.
Tho total production was estimated
Iiy Ihe bureau of agricultural eco
nomics at 301.Siitl.umi pounds, an
Incrensn of a.TM.l'tm pounds over
Uje 1928 recoitl. '
lHiinl.ANH. July ;s. IiVi
.Men- llian 10 airplanes are ex
peilid to lake off from the pert
of Portland airport tomorrow In
two air races to Kligene, where
ail air carnival Is to be staged
as a part of the Sunset Trail pio
neer eelcbrntloll.
M. K. Wright, secretary of the
Aero club, said today he Imd listed
no definite entries, although It Is
believed thill many local and out
side aviators will compete.
'lev Kiinkln will probably fly
one of his new training planes in
the first Hue. open to planes pow
ered Willi molors of I 111 horse
power or less. 'Ibis event will
start at noun.
The second race, lo start al
I'-Mln p. m., will be open lo lii
molored planes or ships powered
Willi motors rated at better than
I ."ill horyrpower.
Li
ClltCAOO. July JTi. iV Wheat
piieea renpoiided to new iliHtrrsj
tdunaln from the northwest irlti;:
whctit region today by Jumpluu (
five cenltt ii hunhel ami eltlnH ,
near Wiv top f iKurer for the day i
At net advancpii of 4 i to 4
renin. July wheat. finUbid nt;
II4?'i; September at fl it)' to
H. I)reemb.r Jl 'US t ""''iW
Everything Sacrificed ! !
Nothing Reserved ! !
Take Everything in the
Store at Your Price 1 !
SALE STARTS
Tomorrow Morning
9:30
Ends Saturday
Aug. 3. -
BUY! SAVE!
HURRY!
36 Dresses, flat crepes, georgettes, sport
silks, long sleeves or sleeve- tJ A o
less; $16.75 values most sizes tpDi-5
28 Better Dresses; heavy crepes, ensem
bles, prints; sizes 14 to 46; nothing re
served. Values to $37.50. tQ QQ
Your unrestricted choice pOc0
All Sweaters, new summer, sun-back,
sleeveless or long sleeves; pastel and darker
colors; values to $6.50. Quit- t -y o O
ting Business Price J$ QQ
26 Spring Hats, value to I Winter Zippers, black and
w I wool lined, $3.50 values
Spring Coats, values to
$62.50. 17 coats
Choice 93c
93c
All Flowers
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33C $9.93 $14.93 perpairSSr
I 76 Pair Ladies Rubbers; 1
I $1.00 value, :
Our entire stock of shoes, spike
heels, Cuban, all novelties, 383
pair. Your choice, our loss, all
per pair $3.93
15 Summer Silk Dresses,
$9.50 values,
$4.93
All novelty Jewelry, hundreds of
pieces; values to $5.95. Choice
93c
Every Hat in the store; new
summer felts, straws, floss;
values to $8.5096 of these
aii $1.93
NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS EXTRA SALES PEOPLE 1
This Absolutely Ends Our Sale. Doors Closed Saturday, August 3 I
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