Mr.nroRr) matl ttirfxt!. MT:rFOTir. orcF.r.ow Monday, .tantary g. im.
, , iit(,r.rv endeavors, and fire ha broken out anew In many
NATIVE
is now stationed at IHver, to a- new construction
Firemen Combat Blaze Threatening Capitol
ait Channel plane. The lifeboat Krork site on southwest shore s;f
i the first specially adapted to Odell lake.
help aeroplane coming down at '
sea. The craft ha a ierd of Writers Organiz'.
about J knota. I.EJKTAVJK. Iceland lt.P-
Icelandic writers and artists have
Plnn. iin.- jv t .1- f. tented nn oriramzat ion to unite
f'urmaun a president 'of their S:ra.tv.lle. O. The latest damage
1 . ...... ....,. ..tH ' .4,.kji l. v. th fire came as th
lFlendtkra JJtiwmanna."
result of burning coal under the
New Lexington-Logan road, caus
ing the highway to drop four feet
fnf hp !d rnin entry.
AS MURDE
NEW LEXINGTON. O. tP )
ivrrv (.'iniv"K 4r-ya-ar-'d min'!
OP MISS
Yi
African Police Pressing!
Probe in Death of Ameri - j
can Woman Finger Print :
Practice By Government j
May Aid Search.
PAfiE FJCilTT
SOUGHT
RER
ONAR
XAIP.OP.I, Kanya Co'.oney. Jan.:
4.4V Kenya Coloney police to
day pressed invaiip;ion of the t
death of Mu Hulda Stumpf. Amer-;
ican m:sfJonary w hose body ;
found in houe of the Alnca In-i
land Mission station at Kijhe.
m i les away. She is believed o
have been murdered.
There va evidence the womwi,
had been assaulted. Authorities
Mid she apparently had been suf-'
footed r.ftr the attack. They ne-1
I .eve her assailant to have leen a
native. Search for him in nearby,
villages haj been instituted.
Her an was given here aa 3. !
SESSfcttJaM' TlMir 'bluett
-idc iif t!e natioiuil csipt tol in Valiineioii, wttcrv fire itpur.itu wan Etiihercd to subdue tlw
flames iliat tltfvau-md Uio aru-iur. A..ociat-d Pre TIephoto.
Frederick L a n n i n p. buinew
manarcr of the Agrica Inland Mis
sion in New York, said Mw Wumf
had done jcreiarial work for lu-?
director of the Ki.iatx' mUion. H
a:d he h'td known her reona'.'y
and that xhe was a valuable aad
efficiinc worker.
-She wan lad home on furloui
in 1S." he said:. "I am unaMe
to ay iuwt what pan of the I'nitel
Ktait-A he came from, atthnujzh I
dieve fhe had a irter in Klorsd.i.
I am almost 5ure ht was not over
SS yearn of ae."
lie Raid the fart that fir the
lat i years the JlrUish E"ern
ment ha taken finerprint of nil
native working for white shoull
aid in the invei:ea:ion.
Florence May Severance Wins
Jacksonville Popularity Vote
HUSBAND HELD!
Winner of the Rirls' jtopularitr
contest carrii-d on hy ih Jarksu-
FRENCH FLIER
HAS GREATEST
AERIALRECORD
.if
1'nllfd Pre Stuff forrrM"lnlnl.
1-AKIS. (CP.) Jac4U.- I'orfin.
I?, who wax n "iV in tlie
Krnch air rvir during the final
ream of the war at the hkc of :.
ha bwn rccil!nil-l !' the' Aero
club fc the pilot ith the gnaieM
flyinB record tiil hur. or IT:
eonecmtve da- and niphta in the
air.
In IS year sine he ohtalnfd his
pilot llcerw. the Krenth youth
haa flown I.OOO.Ouo ktlonielero. ha
carried 10.000 paa'neem and
never had an accident, lie l now
pilot or one of the commercial
plane of the French Air Vnion.
Born In 1T. Cornin engaged in
the French army at the outbreak
of war in 1J14 as a boy of IT. He
went throush the fichune at Ver
dun. Yprea and elsewhere and won
hj atripes a a seriteant and the
Cmix de (iuerre.
Jle went Into f.ie aviation In
J1T and was i!fd in army otdeis
for hia brillwm air fiahlini: After
demobtlliation he went to Peru to
teach army flier and while there
performed acme sensational feats
on the plateau of Cino de Pasco
at 4aa metres altitude.
Since Jil he has been m com
mercial pilot, flyina the Parts
London and Paris-.M a r a e 1 1 1 a
routes. His lest feat was a flight
of one hour ST minutes letween
Pari and 1-ondon.
"There is ativilutfly no dancer
In commercial flyirc. for the con
struction of planes has advance!
to such a ioint that tiiere are lesa
accidents in airplane tt&vAl than
In train travel," forsin said.
"l-iurlnc .!he Ut three months.
I made ITS distance flights with
passengers and not once did we
leave or arrive a minule behind
schedule. The progress is due to
the superior equipment now u-ej
In air travel."
Florence May Severance
ville American l-rcif n club, by a
big majority. Miss Kioreni e May
SKY TO SHOW PICTURES
! ON ARTIFICIAL CLOUDS
Severance, a jenir in the Med for d
high fiChovl. is tlie mo-t popular
j;irl in J.n-ksnnvillo out of a hie
((fid cf entrants. The contest
closed New Year's eve.
Miss Severance is IT years of
age aiid -arne to Jac:4invil!e from
1'ortland 1 UHiinhs ueo and is so
impresses v. it h the southern re
koii country that he plans to inukp
I er immanent hnn:e here unless
her a mhii ion to be a designer takei
her to other places. She led th
coateft most cf the time since ii
was o;ened.
Complete li!t of the winners U
as follows: Florence May Sever
ance, first place. 32,1 1 u votes receiv
ed. 17a of merchandise from the
Kthelwynn It. Hoffman ladies shop;
Kinerance Norrf?. ecocd. 22.?0
voles, electric toaster from the Med
fortl Furniture & Hardware Co.;
Kuth Apjilecate, js.tMiO. manic nre
fet from Matili's drue store: I.e
ora Coly. bC2K perfume set. Mont
gomery Ward Co.; Ceneva Iorothy.
jjI'.i. 1h) call in k cants hy Marshall
Print intc company; i!ma Koetzel.
IiVt. box chocolates. Whitelaw's;
Juanita Comm. 11". priie to he Fe
leded; Vircinia Nenoard. fil. S
beauty treatment by the Med ford
beauty shop.
NEW CHRYSANTHEMUM
CALLED 'NUMBER 39"
CONNECTION
BOMB
PRESENT
I CHICAGO I,. Picture cren
half a mile above the earth, made
artificial clouds, are planned for
display lii-'tuinR at the Chicago
world s fair.
! Walter D'Arcy Ryan, director o:
j the illuminaiing laboratory of the
j General electric comjany. say
jthat the colored pictures -0 fee;
; aqua re will be pro)ected uinin
: these clouds.
j The clouds will be made by use
tof smoke projectors.
ST. PACI-. Minn. i.Vt A new
chrysanthemum, christened "Num
ber iif." has been produced by
botanists at the Minnesota College
of Agriculture.
The plant is being- watched
closely in the hope it will be pos
sible to make of it the parent of n
new breed.
It has larce pink-tinted clusters
In a setting of heavy, dark preen
foiiape.
' SKAT PLEASANT. Md.. Jan.
A Hr-rman Krady. whcbe wife.
Naomi Hail Brady, was kilied '
a bomb j-m; io her in the wrap
ping of a Christmas present, wij
iieiii today with her brother, leroy
Brady, by police investiyating the
, tragedy.
I Thi authorities declined to di
' vulge the punoe of their deten
; lion, but it was learned that thy
had been confined to the jail at
Cpper Marlboro after several hours
of rigorous croas-examination.
Meanwhile, the police made
; knuwn that an uncle of the t'
nten. Clarence V. Brady, who was
arrested on Friday, had convinced
tnem tnat, he was not implicated
in the bombing outrage. The lat-
ter was close ly questioned as to
his n-lations wiia the dead wom
an, particularly with respect to as
! sertiur.s that he had sought to
marry her before sho became il -
wife of his nephew.
it was understood he had int.
mated that Herman and Lery
Brady might have had a part vi
the sending of the bomb, and thit
the two were questioned and held
as a result.
German Radio Fan
Pays Tax to Hear
Postal Broadcast
Anuria. Contract awarded f- r
' conuurtion of new casolinf- serv
j ice f:.iiiun at ourm-- itf Fifth arl
i tlney ure.-t". opposite Hol.in
! sn-re.
Nucset In t.iz7onl.
riEOKBSTKU Wash. (L'.P. )
Fern Prairie residents are all ex
cil "d t h('"f d: j s. bt -cause M rs.
W. S'-averfs cnose had a gold
nutlet in Us girz.ird
K.I
Unusual New Ship For Lindbergh:
What Is Colonel Planning To Do?
CAR WINS $150,000
WASHINGTON trP Louie
Meyer's little Miller Special has wt
up a record unuallfd by any
other lacint car. j
In the four jears of it l.fe. ;if ,
the American Automobile a-cia-
tKn. the car hs -n $li.e in
prtxe fr Mer and Frank
htn. its p.evkms owner, and e
laMthe1 thr'ee world n ipeed re--ords
for r.j rtf x cIsk Or.ly
on- has it I-- n f-rt-ed to r-t.re
from a race.
IxKkhart f.rl nful the car in',
lJt, winning lh lr!d:arrtp:i
mile race and f.ru.m. the rc.ns
.tf-on runner-up t.r ihe rhsm-pronkhip.
9 ' s M
1 ;ai-- tit '
!
nr.Ul.IN. ijP; liroadcast- j
inj; U one of the most, lucra- i
tive umierlakinfcs in which i
Iht tlernian pos:al ministry j
VII1.MKVS. i
The broadcasting service ia ;
a povernnifnt monopoly, with i
a tax of SO cents per month
on each receiver. !
There are about J.000.000
radio aubwribers. providing a 1
revenue of Jl.ao.(HiO per
annum.
only one half of the- in-
come, statistics show, was
neeaed to oiK-ra:e the station.
'
MOIIK .sOW IN VAI.I.KY
Celontl LindbtrgVt new "myttery ship- which hat a .peed of 200
mile, an hour and crvi.mg radius of 3.30C milt. Whtrt U th
Lon Eagla going neit?
AMATEUR GOLF CHAMP
BOXES TO KEEP FIT
KT. PAl'U Uian. When
the winter blasts keep Harrison
R. Johnston ol St. Paul a ay from
the frotf links, on vhuh he is na-;
tional amateur champtoe. he takes'
to box ins and handlaU to keep in'
trim.
Johnston Is wer than novice
1 th leather pushiae ai h train
ed several years under Tommy
Gibbons, a fellow townsman.
ItFRDANK. Calif. A new plan
for I.indberch. fast acd powerful,
has ust received its fi.-t test Ilif 'it
hre and ret the aviation wotil
acoc as to what the Lone K is
planniLK. A lucky photorrapher
manured to cet an excellent pic
ture of it during the lejt flight.
Ei--Ms cere say the new plane
if capable of makicc ?- n:i!es an
hour uodr favorable rocditiou
and that I's average speed .U V
at least ITS to 1M miU-s p"r hour
The cruiiinr mdius is S.W mile
minin;um. the forward pan of th
fuelaxre beirr completely filled
with fuI lautvs
And that mi.-es the question
Just what will Colonel tndtx-rrh
do next? Go erplortre a.rain? Thy
new air routes fc-r the pjuwnc-n
service he direct Or ma? be ust
CO tonrtnc wih Mrs Undbeixn?
At any rat, the Colonei ha
truck a cev cote In bit ship's de-
sicn and equipied it with the bt
of eierj thine. The f.ne is a o
in Lockheed Strrjs xnotiopUne,'
the fusel jure beirjc above the winrs
instead of hanjr.njc bkw them.
This cive great lifting por.
K jdder acd tall surtace are et.tr
Uxce. For safe and easy Uadinx.
fl:e whrvii are fitted w.tb 52 X S)
Goodrich S:lverton Airp!.:e tirt-s.
-he sau:e kttd of tires the Coton!
used on his famous "Spirit of St.
louis." Tb pUne is ioerl nth
a Pratt & Tiiin-y Waip Motor,
equipped wiih a tr to oc scper
chancer. Ftre::iely low "pants
ovr the tiixxirkh Si! vert own tire
indicate that the Colonel it out for
all the spw-ed he can ct-
Rut her is he tro'.nr? The en
tire country' will tatch i?h it:er
esi hf-a be e.a out in hu nt w
.plane.
(Continue?, from Pags One)
three fee; on the Greensprinje
TT-ojntain w-.th more still falling.
The n-ad wa being kept open with
lutle difficulty.
ta Find litc4i
While no serious accidents w re
reported, numerous cars slid into
ditches t.ih in the Siskiyou and
.re-ripring mountains, especially
tht. machine?, which attempted to
m.ke the cross if is without 1;re
vha:n.
The c-.'unty had a snow plw in
U!-e yesierday on the Cj-ater -Lake
h chway Ifeiw-en Prospect and
I'nu'it Creek and kept the rcad
o.-en ftr travel. Snow last night
was eight inches deep at I'rojpct
ar.d oer foot al L'nion Crek.
a;tracting many winter recreation
ists who brought sils and toN.g
rans. The ssktyou mountains lo
attracted many.
P-caue of deep snows on the
K-diwd hri:hwa.v. a rotary plow
was taken from the Hiskiyou pa
trd tition this forenoon and was
in u- t-rtay at tempt ir.c to open
he road there. Auto travel was
tid up at the summit of the
iH-unt-.tf .firtn Grants Pa
.nd tre--ent City. Calif.
Snowfall as iishter in Athiand
than in MeJf.id. with approii-rnati-ly
tci Invhea reported this
.'rftvi'n, and was al-" lighter at
T.Ient. As a rule, the depth t
trit'f at lhse t. points. Hoi.
e ,v . T- N i P.twk reported a x
-r.' h fjll and Sams Valley appro!
n 1 1 ! e '; y n inches, A party of
i-al boys went M Diamond Lake
erl day tro and can-e out ye
tfM.iy. They reporteij that the
torm im-teapt-d ibe depth there
! lie feet or so.
Iafebiat fr lfan
HAMi'TON-oN-THAMKS. KriC
it" P I Fncland s new l.fbo.'
consider d the UriceM In the wr.d.lM
: which vu recent 1 launched here.
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EVERY SUIT WITH
2 PAIRS OF PANTS
rl3
Formerly
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SI 6-35 to S22-95
Shop
Early
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Li ii i led
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Medford, Ore.