MTCDFOTID MATU TUTBUNT3, ftrET)FOTtT), OUKt.OX. THURSDAY, DMCI'IM P.KU 10, 1029.
PSQE SEVEN
DEATH ENDS
FLIGHT OF
BRITISHERS
PRIDE SUICIDE PACT VICTIM
Bodies of Royal Air Force
Pair Found in Wreckage
of Plane On Side of North
African Mountain Plane
Believed to Have Been
Buffeted By : Storm in
Darkness.
TUNIS, Tunis, Dec. 1U. &)
Attempt of twu llritfsh royal ulr
force fliers to fly 6000 miles from
Knglund to the far southern tip
of Africa ended In death on u
north African mountainside, 30
miles southeast of here.
An Aral reported '. yesterday
afternoon he had seen wreckage
of an airplane on a slope known
us St. Marie D'Uzlt, Searching
parties were sent out immediately
hut because of the wlldness of the
terrain did not locate the wreck
age until nightfall. . . .
It was Identified easily as the
Fairey -Napier monoplane in which
Squadron Commander Jones-Williams
and Flight Lieutenant A; H.
Jenkins left Cranwell airdrome
lit dawn Tuesday intending to
make a non-stop flight to Cape
town, South Africa. The late
hour and had weather prevented
bringing bodies of the two fliers,
which were located In the wreck
iiKO. to Tunis immediately, but a
detachment of soldiers was left to
guard them.
Caught by Storm.
While It was impossible until
further Investigation to determine
exact circumstances of the fatal
crash It was believed the two
airmen had been buffeted se
verely by. a storm which raged
in this section of the Mediter
ranean Tuesday night. , It was
supposed they lost their way In
the .darkness, and dashed . against
the mountainside when they
fought a landing.
' Search continues for another
airplane, piloted by the French
men. Lasalte, Kebard and Faltot,
which is missing in this vicinity,
ft arrived here Sunday en route
from I..e Bourgct to Saigon, ln-clo-Chlna.
H took ' off again at'
H:45 p. m. for Bengasi. . Toothing
has been heard of it since. Ships
searched the Gulf of Cubes for
a trace. , ; .
Mckenzie highway is
closed by big drifts
I'OUTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 19. W)
The Oregon State Motor association
said today McKenzie highway, from
Jlend to Eugene, is closed. Heavy
drifts of snow have effectively bar
ricaded the highway. A state high
way truck attempted to get through
a day or so ago, the motor asso
ciation said, but was unable to
mrlto headway.
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A Bnttlo Creek physician says,
"Constipation is responsible for
more misery than any other cause."
But Immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Or
derlies attracts water from the sys
tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating
bowell called the colon. The water
loosens the dry food waste and
causes a gentle, thorough move
ment without forming ti habit or
ever increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall. Ordorlie at night.
Next lny bright. Get 24 for 26c
today at the nearest Rexall Drug
Store. West Side Pharmacy.
VP; V ' V :- 1
SUGG
SINS IN
Associated lreaa Photo
Mrs. Josephine Rotch Bigelow, 22, Boston society bride of six
months, was found shot to death beside the body of Henry Grew
Crosby, 32, in a New York hotel. Police believed their deaths wer
due to suicide pact. 1
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Y'S CMKISTMAS SPIRIT
II y Charlc I. Stack.
H E H E Is no
more appropri
ate time than,
Christmas to ex-j
e m p 1 1 f y the;
spirit that "It Is
more blessed to
givo than to re
ceive." It man Ifests
itself all the way
from childhood
to old age. It
found its way
into the heart
of little Billy,
aged 7, on the
first Christmas
morn that ho
Jean to realize wtmt it was all
about.
In his family besides himself,
wore his - two older sisters and
motjiar -and' atH'lir Ticrilanptr
with the custom, that had prevail
ed In tho-family'ovcr since nipt her
and dad were married; the distri
bution' of gifts camo after break
fast on Christmas.
On the floor beneath the tree
Jhe packages were arranged as
though they had been left by
someone in a hurry to get away.
Billy, In his childish way, com
mented that no ona except Santa'
Claiis could be so generous as to
leave such a large number of gifts.
It was a happy group, with each
member anxiously waiting to learn
If their expectations had been ful
filled. One after the other Dad
presented the packages, which In
cluded gifts from himself to ull
the other members of the family;
likewise, from mother and the two
girts, Julia' and Eleanor, to the
others.
AVhen mother deemed that suf
ficient time had been consumed for
that purpose, she commanded lhnt
the wrapping paper and strings be
gathered up and the room restored
to Its customary orderly condition.
The two girls Immediately start
ed to obey, and while they carried
away the boxes and paper Billy cat
motionless and silent on the floor,
his presents about him. Ills faee,
only a moment before wreathed in
smiles, had become as serious Us a
judge presiding at an important
trial.
Noticing the sudden change that
had come over the little fellow, his
mother Inquired: . i
"What's the.mntter, Billy?"
Ho was too filled with emotion
to answer, but as his mother spoke
tears began streaming down his
chubby face. '
"Don't you like your present?"
she continued ..her Inquiry, and
Billy managed to say ,"Ves," be
tween sobs.
"Well, why are you crying?" she
persisted.
Billy, did not- speak until his
mother pressed for an answer, re
peating her last question.
Finally, with considerable effort,
the youngster managed to restrain
himself long enough to reply:
"'Cause. I ain't t$ot nothing lo
give to nobody."
WEYERHAEUSER OPENS
" MILL NEAR KLAMATH
KLAMATH FALLS, . Ore., Dec.
1!) UP) Partial operations of the
Weyerhaeuser Lumber company
plant, located four miles from
here, and largest pine mill In the
west started Monday and will be
In complete operation by Friday.
officials announced.
OAKLAND BANK NOW
TRANSAMERICA UNIT
KAY ITTi AVflSfO. Dor. 1!t. (JPl
Consolidation . of the Oakland
hank and its branches with the
trans-America group the bank of
Italy and the Bank of America
of California was announced to
dy by the bank of Italy.
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OUTDOOR LIGHT
CONTEST
GIVEN
Committee . Outlines Dozen
Ways to Participate in
Christmas Display of
Globes About House.
Interest In MeUford's second an
nual outdoor Christmas lighting
contest Is growing duy by duy nnd
ninny locul citizens are plnnnlng
to Install attractive displays on or
before Dec. 22nd.
Hainy weather has delayed the
Installation of several residence
exhibits but preparations are being
made to get these In place before
the end of the woek.
Judging of the displays Is sched
uled to take place during the
period from Dec. 26 to Jan. 2nd.
Kor tho benefit of thoso who are
as yet undecided how to proceed
with their Christmas lighting dec
orations tho following suggestions
havo been made by the committee
in charge of this year's activity:
1. Substitute) a red lamp for
the customary one In your en
trance fixture and put ; a .
wreath around It.
2. Place electric candles In
Christmas wreaths In your win
dows. (Electric candles arc
far safer than tho wax vari
ety.) 3. Run colored lights thru
the trees and shrubbery on .
your grounds. '
4. Place Christmas trees In
tubs in tho yard and trim
them with strings of colored
lights. .
6. Run strings of colored
lights along your veranda.
C. Festoon strings of col -ored
lights along tho caves of
your house.
7. Plncc colored lights 111
your flower boxes.
8. Twlno colored lights in
wreaths or garlands and hang
them In tho wlnduwa. or fes
toon them about tliO'OUtsldo
of the house. -
Old Convict Ships Aids Seattle
During Shortage of Electricity
Hcadochc
often relieved
t without "dosing"
OVER W MILLION JABS USED YEARLY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
This CouDon and
Will purchase one of our
$5 Genuine Egyptian Dia
mond Rings. The Ever
lasting Gift In addition
we will give you
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Your choice of Ladies' Bar Pin or Gentlemen's Scarf Pin. You save
$4 on the purchase of a ring and get a Bar Pin or Scarf Pin FREE.
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'Egyptian Gems represent the utmost skill of modern science. Social leaders, millionaires and
our finest people keep their genuine diamonds in vaults and wear Egyptian diamonds. They
stand ail tests. Many different mountings to (elect from.
See
Our
Window
Display
2-YEAR GUARANTEE
These rings guaranteed by Manufacturer not to tarnish
and against loss of gem.
No Rings Sold After This Bale Less Than 19.00
West Side Pharmacy
Those Din
ninnrts 8 t n il
1 1 Tests
C II r ii tn I u in
M ii u Mings
Will l,ssl a
1,1 retime.
F-K
""p5i5 .JESS"
0sWL wilt 4a -i 31
lips
How an old ox-convict ship help
ed keen the electric lights burning
In th'Hi.-jintls of WashlnRton homes
waa revealed In Seattle the other
day when public attention was fo
cused on the Lake Union steam
Plant of the city lijiht department. J
which has been mipplyliiK nearly
80 per cent of tho power in the
recen; crisis.
iTh; story ruim somethlnK like
this: Nearly a hundred years rro
tho Lady Gainsborough was tho
pride of tho British shipping be
tween Liverpool and CalcutM.
Swift, trim, the hip was one of
the fastest on the seven seas.
Later, when the days of her glory
had begun to dim, the Lady Gains
borough became a convict ship.
Finally she. was wrecked on the
lstan:t of Oahu, in the llawaliM)
group, whero It was salvaged, le
named tho Diamond Head, und
converted Into a tanker for the
present owners, the General Pet
roleum corporation.
U Is a far cry from a Calcutta
passu g 3 to a berth In Lake Union,
but many years ago. when General
Petroleum first begun to supply the
Seattle steam plant with fuel oil
the Diamond Head was brought to
the city for a storugo "tank." Al
though It will sail tho seven seas
no more, the Diamond Head, alios
the Lady Gainsborough, will prob
ably contlnuo for years to como to
be one of tho most valuable of the
old-time vessels afloat.
9. Place illuminated stars
over tho doors or on tho roof
of your house.
10. Illuminate your Christ
mas trees, both those used In
doors and those In the yard,
with strings of liny electric
; lights.
i 11. Place colored lights, ono
red and one green, in twin
sockets and place them in the
windows.
12. Hang Illuminated Christ
' mas hells in tho entry or In
tho windows.
There are many other effective
Ways In which to spread the glad
spirit of tho Christmas season
through outdoor lighting und it Is
expected that sumo clever displays
will result from tho efforts of this
season's contest.
UNIVERSITY TO HAVE
FLOATING SCHOOLS
K.rCIENK, Ore. OP) Klontlns
schools of the University of Oro
gon 1930 summer session will he
sent to both Hawaii und Alaska.
It was announced by Alfred Pow
ers, dean of the extension division
of tho university. Elaborate prep
arations for tho summer event in
Hawaii are beint! mado by peo
ple of the Islands, It was said.
6 to 6:90 p.m. Sflberllui; Singers
(transcontinental). Nile service.:
to KtlO, Kliy. KO.MO, KOW.I
KFI.
6:30 to 7 II. m. Stanislas tteni'j
I.litlo Symphony. NUC service to
KtlO.
7 to 7:3l) p.m. Victor program.
NBC service to K(JO, KHU, KO
MO, KOW, KFI.
7:30 lo 8:30 p.m. Standard Sym
phony, hour. NitC service to
KtiO, KIIQ. KO.MO, KW, KFI.
8:.'lo to 8:45 p.m. The Pepsodent
program, Amos 'n' Andy (trans
continental). NBC service lo
KIIO, Kill, KO.MO. KKOW. KB
CA.
8:4.r, to ! p.m. Max Dolln and His
Violin. NHC service to KIIO.
il to 11:30 p.m. Memory ljane. N
Hi: service to KIIO. KOW.
9:30 to 10 p.m. Tho ltamblois.
MtC service to KOO, KOA.
10 to 10:30 p. m. Plantation
Kcllocs. NBC servico to KIIO.
10:30 to 11 p.m. Nllt: Green
Itoom. NBC service to KIIO,
KFI. KOA.
11 to 12 p.m. .Musical Muskettcr3.
NBC service to KUO, Kllli, KO
MO, Kl'O.
SAVE ASYLUM INMATES
FROM PERIL OF BLAZE
HKKLIX (P) A book containing
tho articles written by the corres
pondent of a group of Merlin news
papers during tho Graf Xeppelln's
world flight has become one of tho
best Hellers here.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10. P) Flro
of undetermined origin broke out
in ono of tho ward buildlngH of
tho Dunning state hosptlul for tho
insauo lust night.
Seventy-five patients, all men,
were saved by tho promptness of
guards, who took them to another
building before tho flro had gain
ed headway.
ORDER SURVEY FOR
WALLULA CUT-OFF
Your pleasure
is complete
when you serve fragrant,
delicious
PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. in.
A survey of tho Wallula cutoff,
ordered by tho State Highway
commission to shoVten tho mileage
between Spokane and Portland,
today was taken to indlcnto that
the commission would start con
struction of tho highway during
the coming year.
TREE
TEA
MJUCO
C. J. Breier Has It at the Right Price
Bring your gifts and packages to us and let us wrap them for you
Il - - :
in
Gifts That
I Please
I Rvtrv Woman
'
Ladies' Silk Hose
98c to $1.95
Silk Handkerchiefs
5c to 29c
. Box Handkerchiefs
25c to 79c
Entire New Line Ladies'
Smocks. All sizes and
colors.
$1.95
Women's House Slippers
49c to $1.98
Each Year Xmas Shoppers Are Insisting on
SSore Value for the Money Spent. That's
Why More People Are Annually Turning to
Breier Stores
To Do Their Shopping
Tea Aprons Bed Spreads
98c $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
, m -t Blanket Robes
7-pioco Tea Sots
69c $4:), $Z."o, tM9o
Toys for Children Boys' Flannel Pajamas '
Books for Children $1.00 suit
Any Man Will
Appreciate
These Gifts
Men's Flannel Pajamas
$1.49 to $1.98 Suit
Men's Neckties .
49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25
and $1.49
Men's Suspenders
59c, 69c, 85c, $1.19
Men's Sets Garters and
Suspenders
89c
i
Garters and Purse
98c