rEDFOtJT) MXtl, TRTRFNT.' MEDFORT), OTtEfiOy. TmrRSDAV, JUT,Y H7, 19.10.
PATiFPTVE
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347? WHAT
WITHOUT A DOUBT THERE ARE
347 ITEMS OF MERCHANDISE
ON WHICH BREIER HAS THE
LOWEST PRICE SINCE THE WAR. .
HERE ARE 6 OF THEM
COME SEE THE OTHERS
1. Best Overall 97c
2. Suit values to $30 . "$16.75
3. Shoe values to $4.98 ...... $2.70
4. Dress values to $12.50 $6.85
5. House Dress values to $9.50 . . . 79c
6. Ladies' Uniforms, values to $1.95
for .$1.29
rir nnli i a nil
NEAR CRASH
No Wonder We Don't
TTooitnt tn flail Thio a ?'
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Super
! Long Lost Aviator Died
From Exposure Is Belief
of Searching Party End
Came During Meal On
Can of Tomatoes.
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adjust or
reset your
speedometer
ANY MAKE
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ARE YOU DRIVING
in SAFETY 3
or DANGER
r
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and worn tires rep
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and the protection
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CEDAR CITY, Utah, July 17.
OP) The long search for Muurice
Graham, ill-fated air mall pilot and
world war veteran, 1ms been ended
with the finding of his body, now
only a skeleton, in the mountains
abont 30 miles southeast of here
today and the long, rough trip was
to be made up into the mountains
to return the body to Cedar City.
The remains wer efound yester
day when- six men, headed by MuJ.
Richard N. McDonald, a companion
during the world war of Grnlmm,
six miles south of tho spot where
his wrecked plane was found throe
weeks ago iu the Kanarra moun
tains 22 miles southeast of here.
Apparently having met death
from exposure in one of the worst
blizzards the southwest has known,
Graham's body was found in the
underbrush near a creek he was
following fiom the scone of tho
wreck and leading toward Zion na
tional park.
- Cards Identify
Identification was made by the
finding of two personal cards, his
revolver and foodstuffs he had tnk
cn from the. plane before abandon
ing It.
When dentil came Graham appar
ontly was sitting down to eat. In
his left hand, which was resting
across his chest, he held a knife
and besldo him lay a can of toma
toes with a hole punched in the
top. hi his right hand, lying over
his head, he held his gun, fully
loaded. An empty can of food
stuffs also lay beside the body.
The discovery climaxed an In
tensive search of the vicinity which
has been under way since discov
ery of the plane. The clue that is
believed to have been mainly re
sponsible for ending the mystery
was found last Saturday in the dis
covery of a burned out campflre
and articles identified as from a
kit carried by the flier three miles
south of the scene of the wreck
age. Leave Guards at Site -
In addition to McDonald, the men
who found the body Included Jimmy
Allen of Los Angeles, a cousin of
the pilot. McDonald and Allen re
turned to Cedar City, leaving the
other four men to guard the body.
McDonald immediately notified
the Western Air Express on the
air mail run from Los Angeles to
Salt Lake City. It was on the last
leg of his flight that he became
lost in a Btorm over Nevada and
Utah late on the night of Janu
ary 10.
Graham is survived by his widow,
who lives In Hollywood, and his
two children, Monte and Melodite,
boy and girl twins, 8 years old.
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BUnER ADVANCES
ONE CENT ON ALL
GRADES PORTLAND
Jennie Dolly Wins And Loses
Fortune At Le Tourquet Table
WeGive S & W: Green -Saving Stamps
rORTI.AXD. July 17. OT As
Indicated by Its recent firmness,
specially in lop grades, tho
price of butter has advanced lc
down nil the line, according to
quotations at the Portland pro
duce exchange. Extras are now
at 33c.
Butterfat has also advanced,
the prico delivered Portland being
31c.
Egg prlceo were fairly steady,
Willi a strung tone 'apparent for
the top grades, notait sales wero
reported good.
'Portland's supply of tomatoes
is now coming almost entirely
from Tho Dalles.
Potatoes are. ifnw at their low
nu lvfl ulneA lfinl Kiimmcr. at
, Crt n A A nAV. ntii, fnf f 1 ,1 A.,, Iltl 1 - '
tty local whites.
Apricots arc Coming nioptly
from The Dalles, at $1.05-1.15 por
15-lb. crate to retailers.
First Crawford peaches from
California were received today.
Klbortaa will be hero In a Jew
days. . .
TOUlIlil'KT, Prance. July 17.' at the tables, .friends wild she
fl') Jenny Dolly, American dune- j had 'n close to half a million
er, is reported to have won and ll"'',"1H' , , , , ,. ,
, , Fortune turned last night, linw-
lost huge sums at the Ca-slno here. ;,,. ,, u .., rpul.t(., , ha;,
. Continuing a lucky streak o( n! lost nearly all her winnings but
week ago, she kept the Casino , continued to play, falling back on
croupiers busy sending for money; reserves. . . , . . , , .,
Monday night and when play wan1 . ;,' . verification' III) KM; 'gains
lover qficr an eight-hour shift ' of losses could bp 'ohtaliirdi'.
OGAN AND BRYAN
10 ENTER OREGON
SALEM, Ore., July 7. (.P)
Logan & Bryan, Now York finance
firm, today applied to the state
corporation department for a per
mit to operate as stockbrokers in
Oregon. 1 '
This Is the firm for which Ovr
beck & Cook, defunct Portland
firm, were correspondents. Over
beck & Cook crashed following rev
elations that clients money bad
been misused. As u result, James
P. Cook, head of the firm, and O.
S. Goodwin were sontenced to -tho
penitentiary. . Cook, Is' still serving
a seven-year sentence. j
1 !
THE MARKETS
TACOMA, July 17. itP) Harry
Dillon, Winnipeg light heavy
weight, was no match for I.eo
Lomski. Aberdeen In their sched
uled six-round match here lust
night. Dtllon was knocked out
in the fourth round, after being
knocked down In tho second nnd
third rounds. Cecil Oeysol. Se
attle middleweight, and Frisco
Mi-Onlo. San Francisco negro,
drew, six rounds. liny Archer
won an unpopular four-round de
cision over Smaller Wlllio Cordon,
o.f Anacortcs. . . ' : ,' v "
AL KARASICK TOPPLES
DEW1ETRAL AT SALEM
SALEM, Ore., July 17. (P Al
Karasick, Portland, won over Harry
Deniotinl hore last night in a fin
ish wrestling match. Karasick took
the first fall but lost the second
wit it a Sonnenborg. Tho Russian
won tho deciding fall In four min
utes with an arm bar and bodv
scissors. Art Heilly and nnimv
Vnngler grappled through six 10
minute rounds for n draw. .
COAST BASEBALL HAS
GOOD GATE RECEIPTS
l,OS ANCELES, July 17.-MP)
Tho Pacific coast league during
tin- first half of tho 19.10 spill
season, attracted 957.822 paid ad
missions to baseball games, Harry
A. Williams, president, announced
today. This is considered on par
with li)2!) whop, tho attendance
mark for tho com plot o season
Jii 8li:hUy tmMer ih'o twd, million
limrgJ ) j u ,
v.. .a ,4' - ' '
IN HALF MILE SWIM
-i CM
-1 "A
frj.'JK.'. ,v I
Saturday and Monday
July 19 and 21
JOHN STELLEVS TEAM
''John Nfellovs liaSehall team yes
tenlay afternoon defeated Lee Ilub-
1 U EVER 10,. Mass.,' July 17. (PI
Joan McHhe.ohy, Whltinsvillo,
Mass., swimming - the backstroke
all tlie way, won the nntionnl jun
ior half mile titlo In 18 minutes.
25 4-6 socondH, in a Boston swim
ming , association meet ,horo. last
night. .. : . . v... , , , ., ...
J o h n Osipowlch, . Worcester,
Mass.. successfully defended Ills
national Junior men's ono ' hiilu
event in 25 minutes, 1 1-6'seconds.
ler's hoys, 311 to 30, In a prnctlco
Rami! xx tho city playground.
;, Those playing on tlie Jolin Stcllo
team wero Raymond 13rlckson, Ted
and Recce O'Ntni,. J)on Montleth,
Chcstor Ferguson, Uussell Jordan,
Dilly Downing, tlalen Knox, Har
old Williams. Lea lliiblor's players-wero
-ItUHsell- Htelle, iiurdettO'
Kliidred,. rarnId.Ii!thclt,UIIl T&-
troll; Ttiigh Trgnsflir,' Mabel nrtd
Dorothy O'Neill and Loren Ilragg.
See IK m lhout Your FectYo Cliiirffe
Your foot trouble may lie the result of one or. more of a dozen
. differcut causes. Only an expert analysis of your feet will tell.
. To give you the benefit of the highest skill obtainable,
ve have arranged with Dr. Wni. M. Scholl, internationally
famous Foot Authority, to Lave au Expbrt 6f liig staff at,bur
, store on the above , date, t t ...(','' .
i., He will make a scientific analysis
- of your feet; develop prints which
reveal tho exact nature of your ail
, mcnt, and show you what you need
to get quick and permanent relief.
All this without cost to you or obliga
tion' to buy anything.
Rcmcmbc the dute and be' sure to
comet . .."ii"" ";"'
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TIRED, ACHING FEETfr
Wr. Scboll't AHh StiptMm t
ton vrok and flln prcbtt tm i
pormal. Worn in any ih, i- K
lEPMTMEOTSW
lilvcwtock
PORTLAND, July 1 1 (A) Cat
tle 75, calves 10; quotably sAoijirty.
tuna, uuiiiiiiun niui iiivuiuin, T . v.
f.. a, .... i.,.. ,,wi t,,i ,r.t1nin'. i r.n I
9.50. ;i l.'
HOGS 1200, including 9111 di
rect or on contract; few drive-ins
HclllnR steady. jVr
8HBKI' 1000, Including 'SO on
contract; quotably Htisridy,' " J
PORTLAND, July 17. (A1)
Butter: cent higher; cubes, extras,
33c; standards, 3-'c; prime firsts,
30c; fii-sts, 27c. Creamery prices:
Prints 3c over cube standards. ,
Milk Buttorfat cent hltchcr;
raw milk (4 per cent) $2.30-2.40
cwt. delivered Portland, Icbs 1 per
cent; grade B milk, $.65; butter
fat, station, 29c; track, 31c!" de
livered in Portland, 31c.
EGGS Fairly steady, unchang
ed. . 1
Poultry, country meats, onions,
potatoes, wool, hay, steady and
unchanged. j
Wall Street Report
BATTLE RESUMED
PORTLAND, July 17, (P)
Ann in taking up the fight for freo
water on the winiro lands of the
Wagontiro Mountain district in
Lake county, the Oregon Humane
society has went a representative
to Washington, D. C, to Intercede
with the government. The con
troversy which flamed into" white
heat last year has been renewed,
all because Frank Dobkins has
fenced hla lahd. . ..
Dubkins has 640 acres. Hill
lirown has 160 acres and a fine,
cool spring. Dobkins' land com
pletely encircles Brown's place.
For years itrown has had hU wat
erhole open to the public. Range
cattle, horses and sheep wero wel
come there. Then Dobkins fenced
hU land and effectively bars all
animals from the spring.
PHOENIX ENDEAVORERS
SOCIAL FRIDAY NIGHT
PHOENIX, Ore.. July 17. (Bpl.)
Young People's C. K. society of
the Presbyterian church hero is
making interesting plans for . the
summer work.
Iast Hunday night they sent out
a visitation tam ti the Christian
church at Ashland and attended
the C. K. meeting there.
On Friday of this week they are
giving a social at the church to
which members of the society arc
Invited.
The meeting for next Hunday,
which will be led by Joe Hartley,
chairman of the rnueJc committee,
will be given ovef to'htudy df coni
poser and their songs. All are
invited to attend this meeting.
NEW YORK, Juno 17. (A)
Professional operations for the
rise were, urged forward through
further flurries of selling in to-;
day's stock market, and n wide ,
ussortmrnt of leading shares
closed 1 to more than ii points
higher.
American Telephone and New
York Central closed up :t 'i .
American Can, 4, Johns Alun
vdle, Eastman nnd Vanadium, 0
to nearly. 6, und National Cash
Register OW. U. 8. Ktcel was
up fc of a point. Hales approxi
mated 2,400,000 shares.
Toduy's closing prices for 15 se
lected stocks follow:
Am. Can 131
Am. Tel. and Tel 220
Anaconda 49'
Col. Gas 0GK
CurtisP Wright 1
General Electric (new) 71 H
General Motors 44
Kennlcnt Copper ., 39
Mont. Ward 37
SALVADOR EARTHQUAKE
DESTROYS BUILDINGS
Hudio Corporation
Seam Hoebuck .....
H. T- i
t'nlted Air Craft ...
4 1 V4 I
e,
110 i
f9 I
I. S. Steel KlliVi '
Int. T. & T fi Vi
Rf-liranim (loo Kant.
SAI.KM, Ore., July 17. W)
A. A. Hehramm, state superinten
dent of hnnki, left today for llos
ton to attend a convention of the
Rational Association of Super
,vl!.r,r of State Hanks.
OLAVlirHD lDVIETIPINO OETI SKIULTI
HAN SAI.VADOlt, IJepuhllc of
Salvador. July 17. (IP) Thirteen
hulldings In the city of Ahtlacha
pan. K Salvador, were demolished
l,y an earthquake today.
The quake was the l.'itet of n
erles of tremors which have heen
f,-lt In fhnt region for the past
te days. t,m-
HEADACHES
Needles pains like headaches
are immediately relieved by Jiayer
Aspirin as millions of people know.
And no matter how suddenly a
headache may come, one can at
all times be prepared. Carry the
pocket tin of Bayer Aspirin with
you. Keep the larger size at home.
Read the proven directions for pain,
headaches, neuralgia, etc
LAMPORT?
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Is now going strong and for the benefit of those who
were . on their vacations we will c ontinue this b i g
money-saving sale for. another week.
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SPECIAL VARNISH PRICES FOR SATURDAY
t
l-pt.'Can Cream City Varnish, was 95c for Saturday . . . , 45c
Kqt. Can Cream City Varnish, was S1.80foi Saturday . V'.'VV o5c
This Varnish, folks, is a high grade piece of goods and can be used for
all surf aces, including Automobiles. 1
H'U ; ' :' fvlHH
Jap-a-ia'c Enamel, pints, regular 95c -7-now 5
Quick Step Enamel, quarts, regular $1.25 now
$3.50 gallon calls Fat Under?Coa : f ''V :v
. 65c
. 85t
KALSOMINE, all colors ...... . 7c pound
Wall Paper Prices Reduced from 25 to 35 !'
We Have One of the Largest Stocks of Wall Paper in 'So; ' CI regon
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Free Estimates on your Paint Job at any time. .
LAMPORT'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ON PAINTS
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