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Newspaper Page Textf MEDFORD MAIL TRJBTTNE, MEDFORU, OREGON", THURSDAY, ; JULY 24, 1930. .,.; PAGE SIX p..., A YETS ENTERTAINED BY, HOOVERS E P 3 MAY RECOVER E EON i y 5 -f f . . " 1 'a j1 ' AFTER CRASH Became Air Sick in Moun tains Says Injured Avia- , tor, Explaining Crack-Up En Route East. Y nUTTK, Mont... July 24. P Mnjur OlllMrt il. KcktTHun, J'ort )nnd, Oro., n viator, whnn pin no crashed Into a mountain nido nour liulle TuoHdiiy, wiih com-iMlod u gmiU chimce to recover from IiIh lnJurioH ly unending phyHleiaiiH at n hospital hore today. lie 1h Hia'fcilnK from two Hinall fronlal Hkull fracturi-H and cuts and hruiKCH. Kc kerwon was atltmtinK a 24 hour one-stop flight between Port In nd and New York. Ho wiih found hi rap pod In the cockpit of hln do fnullHhed plane ton ho urn after the accident by a farmer'H daughter, Kxpluinlnx the cauw? of the uecl noni, KokorHon Hald: "1 Kot nort of air flick" late hint niyht after 1 sot Into the mountalriM flying hih, The compaHH wont haywlto. I Kuohh I wuh off my ooui-ho. I mut have lost n lot of altitude and JuhI bumped Into one of the till 1m. He left I'ortlund at Ci p. m., TuoHday and expected to roach KooKevolt field, Now York, hint nlBht. t. . 4 t Z 5 y 4 7 I'ORTIANIJ, Ore., July 24. fP) liutter prjcoM wore a)iut Htoady today with the demand 'moderate. HnpplioH have lessened, hut are declared ample Tor ti'ade noeilH. The tone of the okk market re maint fairly even, with the de mand a hit quiet. Top H m tie are Mtill In demand. j Tin- fruit and vegetable markets showed no material changes. Afjucuneti Itcos i'hoto President and Mrs. Hoover entertained COO wounded world war veterans at a garden party on the White House lawn. Tno President is shown disking ha:ids with ono of tho voterar.o vhilo Mrs, Hoover looks on. MORMONS IN OBSERVANCE Rare Disease Is Found in Chicago; Coroner Puzzled CREED BIRTH Dumtifw ortlntated at $U00 rosnlt ed 111 In forenoon when fire, bollev ed to have been canned by a small Kuh stuve, broke out at the Rich field service muthm on Sixth Btreet.' Franklin GeoiKO, Htution at tendant, simtained a btirnud hund when he attempted salvaKe efforts while the flames were at their height, burning principally some curtulnn that wero used hi cur washing npeiatlonn. . a ' fire tbfa aftornoon Btimmoned the lire department tu Chest nut Htreet, near the Urnwn-lnch kuw mill, tri oxtlnKiilsh thunoH thnt Avera destroy lug a smul) iunilly mt rago. ! u WASftlNOTON, July B4.-(fl) ' . Bee ret any Adams said today ho had recommended to President Hoover , illsmlssul of two midshipmen who took two girls Into the moss hnll jUml dormitory at tho Annapolis naval academy. The students, who Adams de clined to name, wero hawronco L. Myatt, of Quincy, Mass., and Miller 8. llurgln, of Han Antonio, 'Texas. The midshipmen took the gbls, dressed In uniforms, Into the dor mitory a ml mess hall about two weeks ago. After the disclosure, students In the second class, of which Myatt and Hurgln were mo ml tors, were restricted to tpjar-ters. PALMVIiA. X. . July 24. (Pj A four-day period of pioneer services In ummcmoration of thoj urbanization of the t'hun'h of l-at-i t CHICAfiO. July 24. (ff) The death of John Hlorh, -IS years old. from a. disease i ! diiignosed as anthrax, puzzled ! i bo coroner's off ico today. Anthrax' Is a virulent, fo- 4 lnile ilisea.se of cattle, sheep and horses, rare among hu- mans excoiit those working in i wool or haij ot handling the 4 hides of infeeled boasts. h I tloch's witrk as a cb'rk re- tor Day Halnts and tho SJli'd amil-' (uircd him to handle nothing J versa ry of the Mormon pioneers' 4 by which the disease is usual- entranc( Into the valley of Uroat 4 y communicated. 4 Hall Ijike, began Unlay at the national shrine of Mormonlsm the Joseph Smith farm near this! village. On this farm Joseph Smith tll' his followers 100 years ugo he: had climbed the bill of Tumorali under heavenly direction and un earthed a volume of gold plates containing the reoord of a lost American civilization and the ten ets of the "true religion." Two hundred and fifty mission aries, and 200 members of the Mormon church from 14 states' ami Canada have assembled to hoar discussion of missionary problems and commemorative ad drosses atid witness it pageant. j FOR GIRL'S PRANKi POSTPONEEVIENT IN IN STORM PATH THE MARKETS ' KlvoMoH;. , PORTLAND,. Ore., July 24. fP Cattle 50; calves. 40; slow, quolably around steady, Htcers, 1 100-1200 lbs.. $7.508.00; me dium, JO.OOtft 7.5!) ; heifers, 550 S5(i lbs., good, Jfi.r.Ofii 7.00; others unchanged. (IOCS: 500, Including .1S5 di rect: steady to strong.. . HHKKP: 450. including 24? through; talking around steady. Produce. ', PORTLAND. Ore., July 24. (P) I tut tor, eggH. milk, poultry, country moats, oniona, potatoes, wool, mohair, nuts, hay, caseara bark, hops, steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat. PORTLAND, Ore., July 21 Wheat futures: Open High "Low CIofo July !H)j i0Vj io iioVa Hopt !0(. !UV Sil'fe 1KI Doe !4 !4 . H3 i4 Cash markets; l-.lg Rend Rluestem $l.n5j Soft white, western white .!Hi Hard winter, n o r thorn !-pilng, western red SO'-j Oats: No. 2 3X-lh, white $27.00 Today's car receipts: Wheat, !; lia rley, o ; flour. 2 ; corn, S ; out a. 1; bay II. Wall Street Report AllOAltD SIR THOS. UPTON'S YACHT KttlN, (X)NVDYIN( TITK HHAMltOC.IC V, July 114. (lJ--rhG Ainnrf(!nn'H cup challenger and her (ioiivnyieh steam yacht this after ncou reached (lie hull-WHy point of (heir voyage from Mrltnin to the Azores, on roitlo to the interna tional regatta. Everything went well with the westward voyage, although this evening tho yachts tiro in the midst ol' rough water. sports lEiiiirairn R0SI:BCR0, Ore., July 24. (VP) Postpone men t of the date for the convention of the Western Klsh and Oame associating s'hed u led to have boon held here next Monday was announco1 today by C. A. Lock wood, president. Tele grams from delegations in Califor nia and llrltlsh Columbia Haying Important meetings p r event e d their attending next week led. to! foul UUth n4 Cnlrftt AMVtJ Marriage: Licenses Donald K. Dicii and Murva C. Murray,- Kred Myorn and (ieorgla Mo.Mu- hn ii. Iteriiard J. Haas and ('urolyn J. Kd wards. KliU K. Haskell and Alta lied- the postponemeid. The convention will be held some lime tu September, Lock wood said. , SEARCH FOR BODY Oil A NTS PASS, July 24. flV- Reduced irlces on milk to It. J puny oi unmet i iihm lKion-i come elective August t. were nn nalre was dragging the Rogue nouncod thin mornluK by the Oold river today for the body of (Mar-lHeal creamery. The reductiou will ence Kmll White, ltt. Portland youth, who drowned late yester day. AVhtto was bathing with friends when he Is reported to hove been swept under by tt strong undertow,, His parents in Port land ore on their way here. SOVIET SLEUTA TELLS I NEwj YCHK, July 4.-r-( Mich del Handler, a Kriiy-hutred timid little man who wild he for merly wan a member of the So VJM .pHPtb or secret police, and had been smuggled into the roll ed ,HtolOH from Ctilui, today nave testimony tending to show the Amtorg, Trading corporation was connected with Ocpu. amount to two cents, which means milk will well for five cents a pint and 10 cents a quart. This change In the retail price of milk In Jackwm county will be adopted by the following dairies: Snider Dairy ami Produce com pany, Madrono dairy, Swiss crenin cry, Kershaw dairy, Van Dyke dairy and Murphy' dairy, ns well us the Oold Seal Creamery. SECRETENTRY IN U. S. HUSTON DECISION Ends Piles Quick Pile mifferem can only get nuUk ftnfo and (anting relief by removinc the cause bud circulation of the blood in the lower bowel. Cuttlbu find external remedied can't do this an Internal medicine maul bo used. IIKM-ROID, the ptcm-ilp-tlon of Dr. J. W. Leonhordt, n special!!, nucceedx been use It re lieve thli blood congestion ami fltrengthens the affected part. JltCM-ROlD In Hold by druggets everywhere, and ba mich a won derful record of success right In thin city that Jurmin Wood mvh to very Pile, mifferer. try IIKM itolD at my risk. U must end ull J'lle agony orou get your money, EXPECTED FRIDAY WASHINGTON. July . 21 (fl'V Hi'imMlciiii iinlltlclnnH wild- twtiiy ilt'linlto tlovi'litpmrntH wove export ml iDmomiw hi lh ri uf I'lnml In, llunlou. who Imn Iwn pxiwi'tpil (o quit hh liM"lllun naliunnl chtilntiitn fitr minit' tlmt. Juiurii Knint-is lUirkt. ronunlt Ip coiinn'l, nml Joch K. Null. Iln trMfiirifr, IihhI(ium1 to NVw York yatirilii' Hint aw lliistm. Tliiy ciiino buck mill talked wltti I'letttdi'nt Hoitver t(nlny. Homy Munuln mid Kllzu '. Al U'H. Domild I.. MlmUlivn mid l.ohi V. WorllilnKlnn. C'uiilM I.. Iiciu li nml l.i'iiu S. Kv unti. Kmory Krlikiin mid Umla Illrk. I. Ion. I K. ll.xlaKc nml Alskn II. Tllim. ItiisHi'll II. llaiilsnn and Kilnn V. Ilukor. AlliiMl ('. MulloniiBX nml Until K. I.lnzy. Circuit Court William K. liny i't nx va. James H. Ponl i't nl; to unlet tit SoutliiM 11 HiiildiiiK & Limn As.su. vs. Hi'iify M. Marsli ot nx; to Torp i;lni mortmiKP. .lull ti n. lli'iny vs. Frank Fill ton t ul; 'to quiet tltlo. Mil M. CiimmIo vh. Ala N. Mills et al; tor money, W. (Illliieath vs. It. O. Jennliifts, hh Hlierltl ot .laekson eininly; for liossesclon of personal properly and dainaKes. NKW YORK, July 24. (P) The wtock market appeared weary totlay from the exeesslvo bullish stimulation of yenterduy and priees turned distinctly .heavy 'In the final dealhms, although pivot al stocks were fairly well support ed most of the day. TrudlnR was close to the smallest yolume of the year. -i American Can. anil Uailio closed off imo point; I'. S. Steel 1; American Telehone, Public 'Ker vice of New .lert'ey and Columiliiii (las 2; Allied Chemical and' liU iniin ICodak.-..ft and . LI. .S. dnitllR-' trial Alcohol 8. (tcneral Al liltilat I and Standard of New Jersey sati ned only fractionally. Atlantic refining was a stroni? spot, clos ing up to .1. The clofi;' was easy. Sales approximated 1,800,0(10 nhares. Tiniay's closiiiK priees for 15 se lected stocks follow: Am. Can v i : 130,i Am. Tel. and Tel air.-ln Auacondu AWi Col. (las Corliss Wright (loners l-llectrie (new).. (leueral Motors .'. Kennlcot Copper Mont. Ward ' Radio Corporation ' Sears lloebuck S. I' Cnlted Air Craft r. S. Sleel Int. T. T : 71 Vi .5 1i ! 3!l U :iu (iU1 1 liIVs 15 15- h-W fa ?? - mmmm PRINCIPLE WHEN you ride on the new Air-Flight Principle Tires by FISK you will agree that every quality that you have desired in a tire has been em bodied in them. Greater Mileage, Freedom from Tire Trouble, Safety, Free Rolling, Easy Steering, Beauty of Appearance and Riding Comfort. You can enjoy the full power of your modern car in comfortable safety. Forgotten are the dangers of skid ding, of swerving from the straightaway at high rates of speed. These new Air-Flight Principle Tires bring a r-travel comfort to your car in a tire entirely different than any before. Visit our salesroom . today! . Let us demonstrate . the superior qualities of these new Air-Flight Principle Tires. Enjoy the soaring sensation of riding on nothing but air. We have an Air-Flight Principle Tire for your car at the price vouwant to pay. S TIRE CO. SAM JENNINGS, Prop. Opposite Nat Phone 223 Brisbane's Today (Continued from page one) opeialo Mnsrle shoats llmt tho peo ple paid for anil ujvo U9 furmeru cheap nitrogen, so (hat we can le; tili.o our wheat lands at a rcason ahlo cost?" To that the very enmplctj .io puhlican and Democratic ansivcr is; "We have a leriili.er irust. Van his longest I'UkIiI. Hu died' In lluf- fiilo yesterday. ' v .i I ocean ;by the liKht of ono. day. Cur The history of his life is part ofitis lived to gee his hopes and be the history of aviation.' Twenty ! liefs realized, years uuo. In a inane Cat no mod- j em pilot would lake from the ' Or. Wood, head r.f the Croeer Krciiud. ho flew irom Alhnny to Cancer Research Institute, an N'ew York, wiunini; the Pulitzer Inounces tha successful crowhm of I irtze of 510.000. establishing a Ions 'cancer cells in a slass tube. AiuI;Now, men fly from, ocean to ed iu the bodies of rats, they pro duce cancer. For three thousand yenrs. Dr. Wood says, men have "worked with dead cancer cells. Now, for the liist time, we have them alive, and capable of producing human cancer." The announcement is Important. nro talking liols;;cv;.im." , distance record, unbroken for many That they are genuine cancer. To hold ainl study your enamy is Clonn H. Cm-tin lias started on I years. j cells is known because, transplant-:a treat advantage". pruliiilily, hut Amtorj; in the past uip.i' hi i 1 1 1 1 s Ims spout . 1 H,0UI,(H!0 ill t h o I'niteil Slntes. This was paid with i(il ilen yellow dollars, not with l.lood red coin. In lllLM-llrJ.I, no eordinsr to tcsl iminiy t;ivcii yes terday, AiiilM-vr spent S-.'.tltlO.-(II HI here. In l!-8-1 )!, $1:1S. 0(1(1,0(10. 1 Our industries need that bus iness, worUiinn need that cin-ployiiieiit. "Ilest minds" Unit want to'throw out ItusHian huslnesR shonid keep cash and communism sepiirnte, ve meinberliiK that the wis.' Lord Would Hrltaln Certainly, why Performance of nu operetta si tinctcd lit.iiott persons to the out door theatre of the St. IjiiiIs mu nicipal opera. I'l-ollllle 4'mirf Kstate of West Larder, deceased ' Heuverhrook said: Admitted to iimlmi.. ' buy from Russia? V. II. Haines, l-'rank I.. Davis as- n",? Wo ,rmlc wl,h eannibals. soloed hllKioess 'nmoe certificate. "I.llhlii Indoor Mlnlatuin llolf Co.". Ashland. OreKon. Mrs. Harry Andrews, certificate of nseumett t'UHlnets name, "l-'ash-ion Shop." -. -Medford, K. K. lleihlen. Annie .1. Itate inan, assumed business name cer tificate. ;'ttoiiue Volley Invesluient Company." Ileal Ivstalo Transfer. Martin K, Real, et ux. to (Juarti; MiMinlnin Aolo Camp Co., W. IV to lots 1 nnd 2, rcniisylvania Add. to Ashland, ll.llo. Homer II. .Neil v. Ii. stark Weather. W. tl. to 20 acres In sec. 10. twp. ,1!1 S.. I!. 1 W. Also all the SV of SI-; of sec. 3. twp. " S. I! I W.. K of NW of we. 10. twp. 3!l S.. Ii I W.. I0. The Ki-dc ml l.lut tlaak of Spo kane in Talent ll-Hcathm Ulstilet. deed to lets 3. S!l. 40. 4r,. 4l!. 4T. IS and M tn Roal1 (Orchard Tract No. 3. Cuitlns toelh nt the ami or !0 was the experience or Mis. Klimi beih yuerry of Itellmny, Mo. Mr. fthnton H. Kvans Is serving Ills 4Sth year ns superintendent of Kchoole of lllchmonil cuuntv. (ieor-JL JOHN H. LOOK Pftintlr.y D ecoratin g Wno Interior Work 0 Specialty Phone .118 The head of the American Agri cultural Chemical Company reports to President Hoover that Use of ferllllr-ers 'would help the farmer. Intelligent rertlll.lng would cut tho cost or wheat .production to 47 cents a bushel. The lariners might ask: 'Then why don't yon let the government excellence. 3 to $8 TAYLOR et OTARRELL ill San Francisco Exquleltely A-vV appointed, fS'VJiiUl5 with every liSiit!R requlalle tJtkSli-v-J of finer llvlno Klit"E Dinin, RffiisSllIBlJ coffop m 15? 55 I femed for Ci; IISS g Hi 'S f (il !SS I S Hotel JGJrQRNlAN Our Windows! in A CHARMING WALNUT rooii USE IT AS YOU PA Y FOR IT Suite " t 3 "Pieces-Bed, Chiffonier, $ f 5.50 Vanity -all for Here Are the Prices for Separate Pieces Bed , S14.50 Dresser S17.50 Vanity S13.50 Chiffonier S15.50 hair $675 For those who wish a moderate price bed room suite, this attractive walnut set is es pecially appealing. Be sure to see this set in our windows many other suits on dis play on our second floor.