Medford mail tribune., October 04, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

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Offer Ishbel Box j
LINDBERGH TO EXPLORE OBSCURE MAYAN RUINS
1 a crew of five. Hi piiHsengerH and ' with 30 oomrorluble armchairn
820 potiniiH of hafTKape. ' two- full, V qJ.npel Jvatf)rleii, wo;
1;b sppciouH cabin is divided In ) galley' or nerving pantries, amid-
For Solons Game
With Boston Reds
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to- fnnr HecTirtns each of which shins and a btiggage compare-'-
H!MST LAND PLANER
four wlfiMs windows, is fitted ' mont forward. i ?
nrrcnForcn matl TitrntraT?. metfori. oregon. putdav. onvmrcrc i. 1929.
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PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 4. UP
A Grant I'nsH, Ore., hoimewife.
unidentified, whoso suspicions wer.
nroused by tile actions of three
youths, wns responsililo today for
tho nrrent of Eric White, 19,
.lean Johnson, 20, and Charles
Campbell,' 10.
The youths were returned to
Portland toduv from GranlH I'ass
lo face a charge of stealing nn an-
tomobile lielonKinp to S. M. Car-j
roll. Portland. They were en i
route to . California, police said
and ran out of gasoline and .funds I
nt drains Pass.
They deserted the machine atv.Ii
tho housewife notified Sheriff Tom
Marshall there.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.
IIP) The wish to see a baseball
(tame expressed nn the Allan
tic by Ishbel MucDonnld may
be (ratified while her father
Is visiting President Hoover.
Tho prime minister's
daughter was not sure that
the pleasure could be arrang
ed, but any steps to that end
will bo supported by .Clark
Griffith, president of 'the
Washington club. Through
the Kvcniug Star, lie offered
the British visitors tho presi
dent's boxj for the Saturday
or Kunday games . with tho
Hoston Red Sox which close
the season. .
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EUGENE. Ore., Oct. 4. (PI In
vestigation into methods employed
by University of Oregon, students
to evade non-resident tuition fees
will be started immediately by uni
versity officials, the Eugene cham
ber of commerce and state traffic
officers. v v , ;e ..,... ... , .
It has been pointed out that a
number of the students have reg
istered at the university as Oregon
residents, but have taken out non
resident permits on their automobiles,
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 4. (!)-
A new radio chain, .with headquar
ters in ' Seattle,- nd connecting
links in San Francisco, Portland,
Los Angeles and other leading Pa
cific coast cities, has been formed,
according to the announcement of
Charles M. Thomsen, vice-presi
dent of the Pacific Coast Biscuit
company. -
i CADETS 10CK WINGS
WASHI.VOTOX,.. Oct. 4.-WV-PresIderfHftOvtfr'
hus rquqted tho
attorney 'penor:vl.' xh ImVsu'irflte ihf
reports of Comptroller General M
Caii on the shipping' hoard's sale
of vessels, through which McCurl
claimed millions of dollars had heen
lost. .
The president said he under
stood the. report was on transac
tions prior to this administration
and that there was no charge ofj
misfeasance. I
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IIIVMIUSIIJIJ, C'al. UCt. 4. ih-j
Cadet Oeorgc W. Pedditord. 23. of
Kpokaiie, AVash;. fiyiii; in a prac
tice aerial formation at the L'niied
'States army airport, March field.
near here today, in preparation fori
his graduation next ween, lociiei
his ship with another In mid-air
and fell to his death. Peddicord's
parents live in Spokane.
. The pilot. Cadet P. B. Balfour,
leaped to safety with a parachute
but for an unknown reason, Ped
dicord did not use his parachute.'
sionaHer hitiireturn ironThU present South American flight, Col. ChaHes UnHber0h will
ltnHu ce entiric xpeuaion into uuatcmaia. nonauraa. dnubh i-iumuu mf -r -.v
-..Inces f Yucatan
bavs of tho party
ruins at Chic hen
c ixpetliilon Into Guatemala, Monduroa, British Honduras, ana incxic.in ,rov. t
n aitd Quintana Roq in an attempt to locate and map undhwovf rAloyap ruins. The
ty Will teat Bel ire, British Horwluras; Below is chown an aerial view of thejayan
p'ltza in Vucatan. f i 1 - - v ' " ' ' " '
i Kt lease Ilit-Kmi Autolst
J PORTI.AXTV' Ore., Oct.' 4. P) t the water pressure of a car washer;
i !-Yedeiick Volti. i4. Portland, was , an) the ,ih' pressnte- f.ir a tiro!
at-IHverty today under $1000 bail'
!'( K IC K I i Kl tA Hasbrolirk
ii;bts. X. J. e)t, 21 Amen -
ta's K'at4st airplane the
plaee l-'okker K-32 the largest
. landpliiue in the world, surprised
aviation experts and delighted ltd
designers in Its first public test
here. This latest creation of the
Kokker Aircraft Corporathm of
AmtM'li'ii. nnu' nf f iliiif iil with t In
(.leneral Motors t Corporation, car
ries .So pastieimers in day flights
land sleeps lii in luxurious comfort.
, in irunsmntiucntut nlyht fllKht.
l-'ive of the great .-new ships, cost
ing fllO.oOO eacJi, huvo already
been ordered by I'nivei'sal Avia
tion Corporation for use In it -i '
transcontinental uvvvlces.
The Intfce ship, wJilch hns a span ,
of : feet, is till l'oet 10 Inches
long and 10 feet high, wan clesiKH-
cd for, a top speed of HO mllea 1
per hour; a cruising speed of 120,
mites per hour and a laud Urn 1
speed of GO miles per , hour. In i
every particular the surpass
ed the performance fin which it
wns designed. Running at full
throttle, the b'-'tel made 1 fT
ml'es per hour nir speed. The
ship cruised at between 1 20 and
12 miles per hour and was set
down to 47 miles per hour.
A driy.liUK rain wns falling
when the ship took off for tlm
first time and throughout Its trial
flights. A heavy fojr surrounded
the field and visibility ended at
a ((imrter tulle.
An enthusiastic group of avia
tion writers, technical experts und
aviation offlclnls watched the testf, '
includhiK Anthony il. fi. Fokker.t
Captain K. V. Kil kenhak r, vie
president in charge of sales, .
T. Whalen, vImj president an;l (
gem rat innnagor ami A. A. Class-.
ner, chief engineer or Fokker com
pany. ,
The' K-32 also operated on its
t wo stHilitiai-d motors alon and
: on its two port motors alone, and'
1 was :ibl to turn with or Againat '
I th" jnotors. With a two-thirds'
; lojtd, it was able to hold its fly
i ini? speed nnd even sain altitude
.on one nioi.r alone. It : powcr
1'he automobile itself furnishes ed with four r.25 4iorscpower ;
Prntt & Whitney "Hornet n-'
glnesi has a rate of climb of
1.200 feet the first minute, and :
Monarch Seed & Feed Co's.
SATURDAY
BULB SPECIALS
; A Select Mixture. of-
Darwin Tulips
(ONLY THE BEST COLORS)
(Not a Field Grown Mixture)
$2.50 per 100 40c per dozen
Tulips are hich ns a result of Knrope's unhenrd
of scviro wciillicr lust wirilor, so this' is a real
liny. TaUe adviintajie of this spocial!
Paper Vhite Narcissus
Large Bulbs, Guaranteed to bloom
- 8c Each; k r 1 ti 90c Dozen
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Saturday Only
after IiIh arrest yesterdny
iiu.sppct of boins the lilt and run
motorbst win. injured Albert
BreusKer, 33, Portland.
; Influlor In livo motor api'llnnepn: S(MVi'0 ioIIIiib of 18.000 feet.
Baseball Scores
' National
J WASHINGTON. Oct. 4 (P) Roy
Cardnei-; refstwhlle-' -Raclflc, const
mull roi)ber. nd'foi-.-inhny years
tho "moA il'atiBoWas.. prisoner In
the- history of' Atlanta prisorl," -was
th St. Mllahetli'H hospital hero to
day for; mental observation.
'. Whether tho Institution's heavily
walled and closely guarded quar
ters for. the criminally insane Is to
he his home- for some timo de
pends on the -Rovftrnment psychia
trists' findings. '...-.
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Chicago
Cincinnati .............
; (Ten -innings).
Osborn, Root and Taylor; Mivey
and Sukel'orth. ,-
New : York at, Philadelphia, post-
'Jift"gj.U-..,-v...'.-.'J. t
American
Clevclnnd-Sr. Louis game post
poned, rain.
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Kli.math Falls Construction of
Wesiprn building at. corner Ninth
and Main streets will be ready for
occupancy October 1.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4. (fP) -The pro
posed $20,000,000 ,'Farmeis' Nation
al .Cirninj-corporaiton.'Wjll be in a
position 'to sturf 6norntlins at 'ah
early date and it was believed some
of this year's grain crop might be
handled by the new concern, said
a, joint; statoment issued by the
federal farm board and the co-op-erayve
organization 'subcommittee
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 W)
ARserttiig ,that .Carl Williams of
Oklahoma, who, represents cotton
on "the federal farm board, was
lacking in knowledge of -tho indus
try, Senator Smith.. Democrat, of
South Carolina, Indicated today lie
would oppose Villiams' "confirma
tion hy tlio senate." .
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Portland first National Flying
System, Inc., established here lo
boost aviation.
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1 operating on a similar prinripl"
! and being .nuu-ketcd by a nritlrfh
' company.
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,. u, Sa n . Hllln. h a fltack of T)tlke
For use on a lia'htwolulu nlgll- ' .
, ., , . ,,,. i university, is one of the longest
speed outboard motor recentl , . . . . ' -. ... ,,,,
plarted on the market, there Is pro
vided nn auxiliary plunger punin j Oralis Pass Plans completed for
which can he quickly attached and construction of drains Puss bridge
provides n steady stream of .water , across Rogue river.
for -cooling the cylinders at. alow- ( ,
est trolling speeds. Olnstfied advertising gets results.
Weight of ; the piupo empty.
Is 13,000 pounds, has a total use-i
fill load of 8,700 pounds, giving.
It a gross weight of 22.500 pound f.
or 1 1 Vi tons, carries 400 gallons;
of fuel, 40 gallons of oil, a crew,
of pilo't, co-pilot, radio operator;
and steward, ami 30 passengers In :
day time flying, with provision.
for rli0 pounds of baggage.
As a night plane, it carries 700
gallons of fuel. 00 gallons of oil.
24 Darwin Tulip Bulbs
1 Bamboo Leaf Rake
.Regular $1.25 Value - c
Saturday OnlyAll for 90c
This Special' Jlvea '"yon the Broom absolutely
FREE
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Bulb Land for Suro
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'A 'I - MEDF0RD.0RE1 :' : j ;
M iMl- -Gruen;v 'v
Crnen Cartouche
antique finish engraving
JSjeacl movement
$370
Other demgnt
t;a.T5 to tiso
Gruen Qusdron
J5 jtwel movement,'"
Other (rap walrktt
iJ3JHtQtl7i
. Groen Pocket Witch
JS jeue.l switvnKiif , t2M
' Other), ft 7 JO to ftiO
Watches
V
Combine
Accuracy
ivith
Beauty and
Modern
Convenience
Yon will bo especinlly iiitcrostcil in tlir,
smart now (irneii wrist wiitdius which,
noiiihiiic style, utility nnd extrcmt! enn
vpnioiicc. A turn of the wrist initl you'
have flu- correct time.
Our fjlinwiiig of (Inicn .wntelics includo
n type nntl design to incot the indi
vidunl iircfcrcucos of every mini and
woinnii.
COME INI SEE THE
NEW GRUENS TODAY
BE SURE TO ASK FOR GREEN DISCOUNT STAMPS : . . ;WE GIVE THEM l!
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SMART
WOOL
SKIRTS
Box pleated wool skirts with
yoke tcp, button trim. Colors:
grey, blue, black, maroon, rust
and green. Theso are excep
tional values and our stock
won 't last long I Don 't miss it.
Women's
Hand Bags
The most beautiful line ever
seen for such reasonable prices.
Steer hide, hand tooled pouch
bag with back strap, varie
gated amber top
$5.95 to $7.95
Genuine pin seal bags, black
with ornamental clasp
$7.95 to $12.95
Suede bags in various shapes,
back strap, ornamental clasp
$4.95 to $9.95
Snappy styles in back strap
pouch leather bags, in colors
for the school girl
$1.59
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COM S
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WOMEN'S
v"jj SILiIC it: . '
dresses'
i75
Special lot of silk dresses
priced up to $24.S0 on sale
tomorrow at $11.75. Materials
of plain or printed crepe de
chine. Splendid assortment of
colors and sizes.
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Full Fashioned
Silk Hose
$1.00
Extra fino guage, pure (ilk,
full fashioned. All new fall
On Sale Tomorrow
$24.95
Fifty Women's Fall Dress Coats' bought at a special bargain price. Values
to $34. 80 included in the lot. Extra heavy fur sets, black, brown or fox.
Beautiful material. Individually styled. , ; ; ' ,
M. M. Company
A new shipment of Bom Jet
tick Shoes in all the pretty fall
styles and colors. Black and
brown suedes in pumps and
ttie-stlrap patents, combina
tions of suede and patent,
black and brown kid. All Aiiea
and widths,
$5.95
SIXTH AND CENTRAL
PHONE 232
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