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medford mstl TTirmryrn, arrcPFOKP, orcrcoox, Wednesday, july 'no, 19m
NORBLAO TO
AID IN PORT
DEDICATION
Medford Will See Many Plane Types "At Port Dedication Aug. 4
Governor Will Be Speaker
Monday Ceremony Lo
cal Fliers With Air Tour
ists to Arrive for Celebra
tionTickets Ready.
r.
Two Meilford filers, John
WntiKo find 13 II IloHcmfoaum, are
lmrtlclnants In the flluht of tho
1'iicKlc Northwest Air Tour, unil
will appear In tho program of
taunts and night flyinir to follow
nirlviil of tho fleet In this city
Monday. Auuut 4.. uccordlng to
iinnouncement today.
Tickets for tho celebration to he
sponsored by the Medford post,
Amerlean Legion, which will begin
nt 3:00 o'clock In the afternoon
at tho local field, went on sale
this morning at tho Chamber of
Commerce building and will bo
placed in several business houses,
according to Hob iJeuel, chairman
of the tlcftet committee.
flov. A. W. Norblad will bo one
of the chief tfpeakers at the ban
quet to be held at the Hotel Med
ford ut 6:00 o'clock and the of
ficial dedication of the (120.000
airport, scheduled for 8:00 o'clock
In the hnngar building, it was re
ported In an Associated Press dis
patch from Halem this morning.
1octorH Await Day.
Over 4000 letters hnve been
received for mailing in the spec
ial dedication flight from the field
Mondny morning, C. T. linker of
the chnmber of commerce stated
loday. All letters, to bo marked
with the .special cachet must bo
mailed at tho Chamber of Com
merco building (not ut the post
office) not later than Huturday
night. Residents of tho valley
are urged to take advantage of
this opportunity to toll friends in
all sections of the United Suites
that Modford's airport has been
officially dedicated.
Tho spectacular program ar
ranged as fitting celebration of
the dedication and arrival of the
fleet from tho north will bo cli
maxed with a dance In the hangar
building Immediately after the
dedication program, which Is In
churgo of tho city nlrport com
mittee. Most of tho pilots and the team
of commercial stunt pilots signed
up In tho tour nro from Portland.
Mint Dorothy Hester, present
holder of the outside loop record
tor women. Is from tho Hose city
as nro Tax Hnnkln. Dlck Uankln
and (lordon Mounce.
I'lliils M-.HMI.
A list of the pilots and their
towns, which docs not Include the
late entries, follows:
Portland Jack Clemenco, Jack
Cox. Tex Hankln. Dick ltnnkln.
t.lenlenant (lordon Mounce. Miss
Dorothy Hester, William Hasinas
sen, William Young, Cecil Pound
er, Cnry H. Johnstone, Barry Iv
Coffee. Hans Mirow, Chase Oar-
field. Ed Hhlelds. Major How
ard C. French, nnd MusboII iJtw
min. Seattle Htevo Mills, I. lverson.
Thomas P. Htlmson, King Hlard.
mint Kldsmoro. Don (Irnhnm mid
Major Dave !ogg.
Spokane Nick Mnmer, Major
V. C. Haines,
Hnrlnirrield 1.00 Inmnn, Hurt
Mc.Manlinus.
(Ucndnle Alx Bennett.
Vancouver Lieutenant Carlton
K. Bond, Lieutenant E. I. T. Ken
nedy. Oakland D. C. Warren.
Corvallls Klmer K. Pnrmenter.
Moscow Cleorge Woodruff.
Hnlem 10 F.yerly.
Hod Muff Floyd Keadle.
Htyn Mnwr lohn Hlumn.
Slllwaiiklo Hdlth Foils.
Sllverton Al Adams.
North Powder H. A. Alexander.
Bui-hank Frank Durban.
Helllnghnm H. A. Ilurnker.
Henverlon O. A. Yates.
Kelso Al (Ireenwood.
Port Angeles Mnurtce King.
Medford John P. Wnnge, Hill
Itosenhnum.
I.os Angeles Hilly Williams.
At large Dudley M. Steele.
Itlchfleld Oil; Elmer Hronte. As
sociated Oil.
PRE-AZTEC CITY
RUINS LOCATED
TOUTCA,. Mexico. July 30. -(P)
One of the richest nrcheoloKtcul
finds In Moxlro In miuiy year win
announced today with the discov
ery of the pr-Aitee city of Cn
llxthihuncn, a hort tWntur.ee north
of Tolucn.
fOlcvrn temple, a numher of
pyramids and many vulualile speci
mens were found, according to
first reports.
Heveral excursions are being
planned In the hope of further
discoveries.
: : : -mmmT1 II ' ,J5rr'-..... TWz - a.
The four airplanes above will be among those arriving here with the Pacific Northwest Air Tour to take part in dedication of Medford's aimort. The shies Dietured
represent the most modern developments in sport and training aircraft. At the top, left, is a Bird plane, entered and flown by Cecil Pounder of the Pounder flying serv
ice; upper right, new Waco plane.entered by and flown by Tex Rankin of the Tex Rankin school of flying; lowert left, a fleet biplane entered by the Shields-Clarke flying
Ing service and piloted by Les Meadows, chief pilot; and, lower right, a student Prince training plane, manufactured in Portland by the First National Flying 8ystem, Inc.
METRO
UN
TO HUG
VISIT MEDFORD
DEDICATION
Leo, Best Known Animal of
World, Coming Monday
On World Tour To Dine
at Fox Craterian.
WOMDER MOTHER COW
HAS 50 DESCENDENTS
The best known
whole world come
Monday, August 4
nlrport dedication,
animal In tho
i to Medford
, data of tho
In tho perHon
E
CEMENT
PLANT IS PLAN
FOR PORTLAND
Three
of Leo, tho hugo lion that roars
his supremacy rrom within tho
"Ars Gratia Arils" scroll of tho
trado-mark design which ho has
holped to make so familiar,
Leo will perform nml eat 2fi
pounds of raw meat In front of
tho J''ox Craterian theatre at 2:30
p. m. Monday.
Ills ontourngc consists of two
magnificent motor cars and one
palatial motor truck, and n stuff
of five escorts. All of tho convey
ances readily Idelitllled by tho re
splendent fashion in which they
have been decorated In red anil
gold.
Hides In Style
One of the motor cars furnishes
transportation for Leo's advance 1
representative who visited here
two weeks ago to bring word that
Leo was on the way. The second
motor car carries the Calllaphone,
Idea's own private band accompani
ment, for Leo is fond of his music
nnd Is nlways In a much better
mood to receive bis thousands of
guests after having been serenaded
by this Instrument.
The third unit of the motor
assemblage Is the splendent tumor
truck which is Leo's cage home
while on his world tour.
The entire array will no doubt
provu' of exceptional Interest to
everyono In this city as Leo pa
rades through the town and makes
ins more intiiuule personal appear
anco in front of the Fox Cralerlan
theatro at :So p. in.
Captain Volney Phlfer, Leo's
trainer and confidante, has as
sured us that on the occasion of
their visit to Medford ho Hill be
hnppy to direct Leo through his
repertoire of tricks nnd antics
which prove him to bo a beast of
far mure than ordinary Intelligence.
MAN'S TRAILS ARE USED
FOR PLANT MIGRATION
LARAMIE, Wyo. (A') The
passes of the Heckles permit not
only tho mingling of peoples but
of plants, says Dr. Aven Nelson of
the University of Wyoming.
' Modes of travel to satisfy their
wnmlorlust wero devised by the
plants," he snys, "long before we
ever dreamed of automobiles and
alrplanep. The embroyos of the
cockle-burr nnd Cottonwood tree
ride and fly, with more security
than wo."
DISEASE GIVEN TO DOG
THROUGH TOOTH IN TEST
viknna-How n dog was
given n disease through a tooth
wan described to tho Vienna Med
ical hoc let y by Pr. l Itonenow
of the Mnyo clinic at lluvheittor.
Minn.
Tho experiment wan offered to
prove that Infection travel from
n decaying tooth Into the Kyatem.
The tmi'torlfts of n gall Madder In
flammation were placed In the
dog's tooth, nnd the dtnoanc d
veloped in three weekn.
TOWA.VDA. Ph., July 10 vP) ?!
Laura, "wonder mother," Im dead
Her direct descendants, all bene
factor of mUfiklnd, number 60.
UNCLE SAM WANTS NO
GIANTS AS ADMIRALS
ANNAPOI.IM. Md.. July SO
I'ncle flam dislike to have htn
adintrntft clanta. An application
for admlKKlon to the nn vul acad
emy, 6 fret nnd 4 And f2H. ruin
heen rejected heeaune he In too bin.
.
Opowtn Weather.
Generally fair tonight nnd Thiirn-
VETS VISIT NANCY
NANCY, France. July 30. D
The mayoi-H ,,f the four towntt of
the St. Mihiel Hector tmlay hook
the handM and putted the back of
the dounhboy who on September
lit. I IMS. delivered their townspeo
ple from the enemy.
The veterans of the A nt, ' ltaln
bow" division. revlwitliiK the battle
fields invaded aain llaumont,
I'h nil , Knoy an,) St. I tiiuxuit .
where they found little resembling
the war days.
The veterann will continue their
tour with Nancy as their bnje.
fhenFbod
Sours
lots of folks who think they hv
"Indigestion" have only an acid eon-
onion wnicn coma no corrected in
five or ten minutes. An effective
aiili-.'iil like Phillips Milk of Wits
ne.ia swn retores digestion to normal.
Phillips does away with all that
sourness and gas right after meal.
It prevents the distress so apt to oe- ,
cur two hours after eating. What a
pleasant preparation to take I And
how good it is for the system I Un
like a burning- dose of scsla which is
but temporary relief at best Phillip
Milk of Magnesia neutralise many
times its volume in acid.
Next time hearty meal, or too
rich a diet has broue.fi on th lent
discomfort! try
PHILLIPS
I- Milk ; j
To Visit (Jovenmr. . . :
SAI,KM, Ore., July 30. (P)
f'npt'tln S. Oba. commander of the
Japanese training ship Talsei Maru.t i
now in Portland hirbor. will nav I
nn offiefnl visit to Oovernor Nor- the Jnpnnee consul at Portland.
hlad next Friday, accompanied by
NARCOTICS
R1NGSTERS
ARRESTED
Leaders of Several Gangs
Gathered in By Federal
Agents Turkey Source
of Huge Supply Detec
tives Pose As Peddlers.
Pete Deagostinu were taken Into
custody in Washington. Narcotic
agents reported they had tio
ounces of heroin in their posses
sion. The acting director said J. a.
Swinford, alias J. A. Kincnid. alias
Reno Red. was captured In the
Woolworth building in New York.
Nab -Two III New York.
Jj. J. Williams, who lives on
Long Island, ' but was taken Into
custody in New York, was de
scribed as the leader of a fifth
gang and Frnnkie Fields, who nnr-
! cotlc agents mid operated nt tt'il.
I mlngton. Delaware,- also was ar
I rested In New York.
The Investigation began about
two months ago when an anent of
one of the rings in Washington
offered to sell Illicit drugs to a
narcotic agent.
Agents then posed as peddlers
with the result they traced nar
cotics coining into the Atlantic
vculinard to a Turkish source.
The narcoics director said the
ring headed hy lipinto imported
more than $1,000,000 in narcotics
each year and Norfolk smugglers
as much.
WASHINGTON, July 30. (IV)
Hurry J. Amslinger, acting di
rector of narcotics, announced to
day division agents had arrested
he ring leaders of several gangs
who have been importing millions
of dollars worth of narcotics Into
this country from Turkey.
The largest gang, he said, was
headed by Tony Laplnto. who lives
on Long Island and was known as
Black Tony. Lapinto and Frank
Deseo were arrested in New York.
"Boss" Versasce, prominent Nor
folk. Va.. Italian, and Joe Repor
tella were arrested in' Norfolk.
Sam Ferera, .Toe Anzcllone nnd
riflqalfled sdvertlwinggeTw results..
SUMMER ITCHES VANISH
ivben antiseptic Zemo Is usodr
Soothing liquid Zemo brings wonder
ful relief to bites, rashes and prickly
heat. Its cooling touch also soothes
the pain of sunburn. Thousands are
discovering comfort in Zemo when
they have itching, peeling toes. For
20 years it has been used to clear
away pimples and itching scalp. Fine
for mosquito bites Get greaseless,
invisible Zemo today and keep it
handy. All druggists. 35c, 60c, $1.00.
I'M' r-i 1 1 n
minion uunar uon-j
cern Will Utilize Walowa
County Marble Mountain
Deposit.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 30. (P) j
Announcement that u three mil- ;
lion dollar 'cement plant will be,
CHtahlfHhcri hore wan mndo late ,
yentenlay by offlcerH of tho Wal- 1
Inwa Jjlmo. and Cement company, '
owiuth of proporty Including i
Marble mountain In Wallowa
county. The plant will employ ;
300 men. '
I.ewlH il. IUIIIh of the Tidewater 1
Timber company In president of 1
the cement company. !
t'oiiHtrut'tlon Ih expected to Htart i
within three or four months. I
' Or. Scott Haiti tho company con- j
U'oIh nix thoiiNand acres of patent-
en innu in waiiowa county, in tin )
center of which Ih .Marble moun- j
tain coutalViinK mlllloim of tons of,
marble. j
This marble will be quarried. 1
shipped to Portland by rail, and !
will be manufactured Into cement, i
burned lime, paper rock for paper
mills, nitrates fertilizer materials 1
anil other products.
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