Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Clouds Hinder News Items McCormick From j Search Crews MothengpurOleiT ToHimt in - I 29 1938 - i er McCormick's climbing companion was found on the rocks five days ago Indomitable In her purpose to find her son’s body Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms kept searching crews on the job She was haggard-eye- d Infant Goes to Jail — Richard Quezada 4 months old was in the Los Angeles jail because there’s no ono to take care of him but hie mother and that’s where she is Mrs Stella Quesada 24 housewife is held on a grand theft charge With two men she is accused of taking household goods valued at (385 Ma and Grandma Too— Mrs Joachim Rogers 33 of Lockport La became a mother for the tenth time and a grandmother for the first time all Within ah d and hour and a half Mrs Rogers Land Surveyors Plot was pacing the corridor of a New with transits Surveyors equipped Orleans hospital waiting word of plotted off sections on the side of the peak each section being as- her daughter Mrs Gustav 18 when it became necsigned to a crew of searchers As it was checked and rechecked it to hurry the elder woman essary waa marked off in green crayon on a forest service topography map at intq the delivery room to give d birth to a the base camp girl Footprints were found on the lowTalks Plenty Now— Josephine er reaches of the cliff Tuesday by Robert Ormes Colorado Springs Campagna '20 of San Jose Cal climber but members of the family speechless since last October is were frankly skeptical they were able to talk after n tonsllectomy made by Medill They were found had released the tenseness of about 17S feet above the spot Whit-mer- 's throat muscles tightened by hysOn discovering she ‘had rebody was discovered under the teria covered her voice Miss Campagna cliff face As searching crews went over the said: “I hollered and hollered!” mountain red flags were left behind She began talking on the operatito indicate sections which had been ng1 table before the effects of the anesthetic had worn off checked Las-seig- ne No Stone Unturned “We want to convince Mrs Simms nothing has been left unsearcbed” said a member of the party pri- vately Held In camp until late in the day a detail of about 60 C C C enrollees —all remaining of nearly 200 originally in camp — reshmed their search' of wooded canyons flanking Several climbers the mountain crossed the saddle of the peak to the east 'side for a check there National guardsmen and state were absent from the scene Tuesday jField radio operators of the forest service continued on the job however linking the various camps and mountain regions with aerial communication Telescopes were Used late in the day from neighboring' heights to check the peak face again with lenses and' glasses of even higher power were sought by tjie po-ll- high-power- thrifty IS hopeverydo-p- ar tmeniforunadver tised bargains they re everywhere waiting for smart shoppers who know The Paris standards of quality Come and early for best selection! Be value-offerin- on Rummage items and MISSES For street and afternoon wear Sizes to 40 Originally 650 to 695 Sale at How About Some Ham?— The agriculture department at Washington reports the 14 states growing summer crops of cabbage expect a record production This of 243700 tons this yeaf yield would be 8 per cent more than last year and 46 per cent more than the average ar New Type of Picket—In Chicago a labor picket appeared in cutaway coat high hat paraded in front of the Maloney undertaking parlors with a black sign that read! ’This undertaker is unfair to the Embalmers Funeral Directors and Apprentices’ union” Wholesale “Break” — Blle Isle near Detroit was the scene of “break” when 20 monHost Kills S F Woman a wholesale keys housed In ah old hear den made their way to the outer Mistaken for Burglar world of picnics and trees galore SAN JUAN P R June 28 (UP) Following the Alcatraz policy of —Mrs Victoria Marin Coughlin 28 official silence Curator John Ireland refused comment until the wife of Jack Coughlin a San Franrecisco newspaper man died Tuesday mounting flood 6f picnickers’ of bullet wounds received when she ports of robbery assault and possible delirium tremens forced him was mistaken for a burglar Mrs Coughlin a niece of Luis to the admission: "Monkeys— Munoz Rivera late resident com- lots of them— almost a score are loose in the woods” missioner of Porto Rico in Washington was a guest at the home of Thanks for Coming’ — Judge Hearing noises Fred Witt set up court in a SpoRalph VillamiL Villa-m- il call to she went Monday night kane Wash hospital room to sentence Knapp 22 bank He mistook her for a burglar and robber toLeroy on the gallows die fired The funeral was held TuesAugust 6 with his brother Stanley day afternoon 20 “Thanks for coming up" Leroy remarked to the judge Woman Wh6 Slew Her Husband Goes Free A Funds for Warship—The P W allotted $100000 to restore and the historic warship Hartford relic of the Civil war — A Built of wood 80 years ago the CHICAGO June 28 (INS) criminal court jury required only Hartford has been tied up since 20 minutes Tuesday to free Adeline 1912 at the Charleston S C navy Cheaney 38 on a charge of the muryard der of her estranged husband Frank Russ Ship Seized— Tass (official KoChler 43 When the verdict was read a cial soviet) news agency reported crowd of patrons of the woman’s that Japanese authorities had arMrs rested the crew and Imprisoned tavern rose and cheered Cheaney shot Koehler in front of the the captain of a soviet refrigerator tavern two months ago She said ship which ran 'aground in La she had fired in self defense after Perouse strait off the northern ' he had beaten her tip of Japan’s northernmost island Hokkaido preserve Drhws life Term With Greatest of Ease— Peter WASHINGTON June 28 WP) — Riedel crack German sailplane six hours for James L Landis 24 rookie fireman pilot soared almost convicted of beating his young wife a distance of 103 miles over the to death was sentenced Tuesday to New Yorkin and Pennsylvania counthe first good glider life Imprisonment Landis had been tryside convicted of second degree murder weather since the opening of the national soaring contest DOCTOR’S FORMULA FOR UGLY SURFACE PIMPLES Waite for Relief— Francis Or of maod French father-in-lamillionaire John Jacob Astor III sat in his rented Middletown R I flat waiting and hoping forHhe postman to bring word that his application for ‘relief had been granted “I am willing to take a laborer’s task if necessary” said the once wealthy man Obituaries— George A Cormack the greatest yachting authorities who sailed on more America's cup defenders than any other contemporary died In New The body of George York Hausam 52 president of the Hutchinson (Kan) Office Supply company will be returned there following his death at Carrizozo N M from carbon monoxide pois- PRAISED FROM COAST TO COAST! 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- A fee 17e BKmTITRUffhtlvRnStN le97 Size 20 Orlglnaly 298 Sale 2 COTTON SLACKS In blue and red Sizes 26 and 30 aMm Originally 198 Sale at 7 1 Pin blue and white PAIR SEERSUCKER SLACKS In red stripe etrlne Size 28 Originally 198 Sale A At 2 POLKA DOT OVERALLS and rust Size 16 to 18 Originally 198 Sale "!' at In brown A At OlJC at To Collar and 3 OIL SILK BEACH SMOCKS wear over bathing autt cuff of flower cretonne to 20 Originally 398 Sale at Size 16 Qf Aejgtf Originally 198 to 298 Sale at C7r J1' wine ALL-I- SWIM SUITS All- wool In orange red navy green brown and yellow Sizes AOft 2 to 16 Originally 19S Sale 7® Men’s white shoes and saddle oxfords trim Complete size ranges 73 CHaDREN’S nd navy 'Sizes Originally 100 WOMEN’S Tailored bloueeg to 34 100 40 Sale 34 Sale to at 40 f at Blw Sir n g 32 to In white pique " at to In prints and sheers Organdie buttons or self trim Cap or short sleeves Sizes 14 to 44 4® 55 WOMEN’S COTTON PAJAMAS Orig 198 Sale in plain eolor or novelty prints One or atylee 47 WOMEN’S COTTON HOUSE COATS at two-ple- SI earn NURSES’ IO UNIFORMS alzet and slightly soiled 2M to 298 8a)a Originally 12 WOMEN’S two-ple- tel colon Originally CULOTTES ZC Broken gaga AeWW On styles In whit and 198 $i lovely organdlee or Some are ellgntly n AUC Bala at Odd lota 2rr and pas-- a Ant 470 122 WOMEN’S PLAY SUITS Print and plain colors Novelty etyla with or without sklrte In broken elzet from 14 to 20 IOf Originally 196 to 198 Sale at 5!°: 3-5- Print In bright floral ‘ 88 CHILDREN’S COTTON SUITS Bummer weight back Broken size Originally 39c Sale at Elaatlo' gn 1C 89 CHILDREN’S RAYOft COMBINA TIONS Button back French leg Broken elzes Originally 49c Sale at Z3C 166 PIECES WOMEN’S RAYON UN- DIES Veata panties in' plain and weave Broken novelty slzee m reOriginally 25c to 89c gale at WOMEN’S LINGERIE In Freqch crepe or rayon crepe Slip gowns pajama and bed jackets Tailored or lace trim med atylee' Some are ellghtly soiled Originally 100 to 198— i A) HOSE - 80 PIECES NECKWEAR FuU fash- Pointed heels I?Art DvW PEARLS Bala at 25c 50c PEARLS Sato at 100 1 COMPACT ioo £rt r J7 Sato at 10c fSt COSTUME JEWELRY 59c Bale at BEAD BAGS Originally 100 Sale at BEAD BAGS Originally 198 8ale at CIGARETTE CASES Originally 100 Sale ACETATE FLOWTRS OrlginaUy 59c Sato at Jv a 7“ Sab at RUFrUNG AND RUCH-IN- G Originally 49c to 4 Art AUC 100 Sato at yard 29 and 50c 102 YARDS PRINT BOLEROS OrlginaUy 59c Sato at 2 BEAVERETTE FUR COL-LAOriginally 895 Sale at 22 PIQUE t PAn 25c S““’ 750 1 CLEANSING CREAM Art 12 VANITY LAMP SHADES inally t Vf'Hl i - v v O'Pn 3 LIPSTICKS Orig- 9 St 50c Sale at DISCONTINUED ‘ NAIL Originally 20c to 35c ' POLISH Sale'at rtrt 3 i9St In St 9i 7“ Sirs!!:: 1 IOC DISCONTINUED 33 OrlginaUy 125 Sale at 3 BED LAMP SHADES f?Art Originally 298 Sato at 24 STAMPED UNEN SCARFS 4 Art Originally 79c Sal at 28 AIJOVER LACE SCARFS Originally 149 to 179 At 104 BALLS OF MINERVA YARNS Originally 35c balL At a balls 12 NEEDLEWORK FRAMES 4 Originally 50c Sale at 49c Originally 188 Sato at DISCONTINUED DENTAL POWDFR - pt V St 77' discontinued rayon satin ALARM CLOCKS 4’ VW Originally 179 Sate at 4 BOUDOIR CLOCKS 4 7U Originally '250 Sato at 2 BOUDOIR CLOCKS 4 Orlglnallv 309 Sato at SILENT BUTLERS ft AS1IERETTFS’ Originally 180 and 191 Sato at CHROME PLATED TRAYS rt Originally 50c Sato at tft 7' MERCHANDISE ONLY' '77'' CULLERS RUBBERIZED TRAVELING KIT f Art 3w Goods- Y rtrt : Air hand- made In white only Originally 100 Sato at ' i DEPENDABLE ’ HOLLYWOOD ’PERMANENT WAVE OUTFIT ’Originally 00 Sato at 2 for 25c 82 CHINESE HANKIES n WwU pa O® TWO-WA- ICC and white 3 7s0 “ at 9 St °n ®lrd‘®’ two °m Made of fancy batiste ehort ' "yon length Originally Crt “tin with lac brassiere AtSV 350 gate at 1006 ‘ orlginaUy S SIDEHOOK GIRDLES Size 8“" 26 only Originally 125 Sale at 7 LE GANT CORgELETTES Two- Two- 5 LE GANT STEPINS stretch stretch average back extra length Uplift and long lengths Originally type lac brassiere' Orig- 1600 81 tm Inally 1500 and 1656 Sal at at tjnp 7' SM HICKORY LASTEX GIRDLES Originally 100 Sale at 36 SOLO AUTOMATIC HAND-MAD- E LINEN PRINT A HANKIES Originally 50c Sato at 108 BOXES HANKIES 4P Originally 39c 8ale at boxTT Include 3 In a box Dark tones '0UNDA 9 att 48 244 at Sato LINEN HANKIES' types 77' 15 CELLOPHANE WINDOW CURTAINS With matching valance Originally 50c Sale at Ct 7“ E and 9“7St pn Notions Toiletries HAND-MAD- E COLORED LINEN HANKIES Originally 10c 8ale at HANKIES 206 LINEN PRINTED 4 An Originally 20c Bale at embroidered 25c PARITY BELTS OrlginaUy 100 BELTS Originally 156 96 HAND-MAD- In lama BAGS Embroidered In pasteK shades r rtrtae 7UC OrlginaUy 100 Sato at 2 for 5c 288 A2 LEATHER BAGS Envelope pouch style 'iBlack and brown OrlginaUy 198 Sale WHITE GRACETEX BAGS Originally 198 Sato at COLORTD LINEN Sports hankies In print t 4 ' and ellk OrlginaUy '100 Bale at Handkerchiefs HANO-MAD- E “3 XlagS UIIM XScltS 3 ‘ rtffrt 1 ZIPPER EVENING BAGS 100 149 at “7' Originally 50c Bala at 49 PIECES NECKWEAR rt Originally 59c Sato at 12 SILK SCARFS iv crepes and m satins Originally J98 Sato at 20 WHITE BILK SCARFS rtp-Origlnally 149 Sato at 104 FLOWERS 4 Art Originally 50c BEAD BAGS ’ Originally 298 Sale at- - w- -- satins and bengallnes 50c Originally 88 ' ana Neckwear and Flowers 5c In piques COSTUME JEWELRY Originally LOO Sato at CHINESE RINGS Originally 50c Sato at 97 k 49c to 293 47' ttJ7 S LA TAUSCA PEARLS OrlginaUy 398 Bala at 30 COMPACTS Originally 100 Sato'at Originally 298 Blzee 8 and 6 5C eatln LA TAU8CA Originally 19S 37 £ 10 37 !! 7®“ f Art 7“' 100 Originally 106 6 ' FAIRS BILK 8 LA TAU8CA ‘297 2 MIS SIMPLICITY GIRDLES UNION SUITS “§7 r Am 7'' at JEWELRY Sizes 10 to 16 Inally 350 and 500 Sale 3 BOYS’ WHITE TWQ-PIEC- E Sizes 4 and S year ERS Yellow only Originally 381 Sal at 8 BOYS BUTTON FRONT SWEATERS Yellow or whit ‘ Originally 298 Bala at Originally Sale at 199 Orig- - 15 BOYS’ SWEATERS 8LIPON Size 30 to 34 Q§C Originally 19S Sale at 16 BOYS’ BUTTON FRONT SWEAT- ioned silk stocking 12 0 IS rtf 7® Broken 80 59£ REDFERN HALF SIZE COR-IN- S SELETTES Made of brocad and controls tic Originally ' 61 at to HOSIERY at' and STEP- broken size 4 349 MISCELLANEOUS Y 1 8IDEHOOK GIRDLES Broken Sizes 49c to TWO-WA- Slacks BOYS’ WASH PANTS nlzes OrlginaUy 100 Sale at Sale Originally 148 8ala at GOSSARD COMBINATIONS Originally 750 Extra length Sale at 500 STRETCH STEPINS Originally 650 and 750 Sale 500 16 CORSBLETTES Originally Sale at Wuiubi 6 SLACKS - In gauar-(un- e uu uwtut viuiii Viuve and piual vuiuia nulteu Bruaeu si Errs 5 Originally JjV PANTS SHORT Originally 106 FOUNDATIONS 2 Art ‘7' SUITS BOYS' Size 10 Several styles Size 10 to 12 Sizes 8 and 6 POLO 37 BOYS' WOOL LONGIE8 style pleated front Size 13 9 St 354 FAIRS ANKLE SOX Originally 15c gala at and f rtge 81 at Broken at 3 Originally 198 Sale at 37 Odds and ends Sale at 54 8 10 TOTS’ SILK DRESSES Originally 298 Sale at Sizes'’! COTTON DRESSES Zipper fronts or novelty button Size Military style with white coat and navy trousers M BOYS’ WASH SUITS OrlginaUy 49c Striped at BOYS' CELANESE SHIRTS OrlginaUy 58c “ O apA “3“ Sal It iQn t7' Odd size pa t J" 12 BOYS’ ZIPPER SWEATERS Sizes 30 to 36 rt Art OrlginaUy 388 Sal at I BOYS’ SLIPOVER SWEATERS In sizes 30 to 34 Ofirt OrlginaUy 19S Sale at sizes Sale TOTS’ BROADCLOTH ROMPERS Originally 59c White blue yellow Sizes 1 2 and 3 Sale at 25f! INFANTS’ HAND MADE DRESSES Originally 59c Sleeveless styles Sale at 25 £ BOYS’ WASH SUITS Originally 100 Sale at 37 I 1C gheer rayon stripes Originally 229 Sale 21 Coat and matching cap BOYS’ WASH SUITS f 40 Orig- - ?g Rale ft BLOUSES In Assorted prints and sheers elzes GIRLS’ SUMMER HATS Originally 198 All white felt or pique Sale at BOYS’ WHITE SAILOR HATS Orig 49c Sale TOTS’ COAT SETS Originally 198 Sale at 7Fin : at Sale Originally 298 All wool fabrics in several different colors M WOMEN’S ft MISSES’ BLOUSES Crepe and novelty weaves Short Black And long tleevee brown wln nd green Blzee 32 to 38 Originally 198 Sale at 6’ WOMEN’S ft MISSES’ BLOUSES nd ®tlns Anita green In crel brown nut Mu AuiTS 14 BOYS’ WASH originally 58c with black and brown Only BOLERO SUITS Originally 398 Sale at GIRLS’ TAILORED COATS Originally 1495 Sale at eatm Bummer ap 49 4B & MISSES’ BLOUSES rayon crepe and n roe nd blacfc Originally 7®' SUITS OrlginaUy t9c and f Art 77 Button-o-n BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS Blzee 12 end 14 pattern! All are Initialed Slightly soiled with letter "P" Orig- - rt or Inally 25c Bale at 98' R- Many lovely colors from which to choose ‘M' UNION BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS f 4 MEN’S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS GIRLS’ HAND MADE BLOUSES Originally 298 Lovely colors and styles Size 10 Sale at 59 In brown SWEATERS 72x84 1 '‘Sale at aa AeO ALL-WO- 250 at Bale 165 Size 36 weight knit Originally 88c Bale at In patent leather and IMPORTED DRESSES In broken MEN’S S Girls’ and Infants’ Wear GAELS’ ALL-WOCHILDREN’S SWIM SUITS In lovely color combine-colorf- ul tlons of yellow and blue navy and red blue and white and solid color Sizes 8 to 16 4 Originally 298 to $4 Sale at In white porous broadcloth Button-dow- n for hot summer day collar Sizes 14 to 17 Afige Originally ®7' Odd style size 4 and S OrlginaUy 9Sc Sal at elr-eol- MEN’S SHOES Originally 298 and 398 Sale at 300 Women’s 169 to 300 Pairs 68 yellow COTTON FROCKS Orfginally 100 - Included are both straps and oxfords calf All sizes In the group n on 0 ’ H I “7 SHIRTS IT MEN’S At&t OrlginaUy at' BOYS' SHIRTS end Originally 78c Sale at a Saleat:r Sal 38 SHIRTS Patterns and plain white soiled from handling re Broken size Originally 185 IDEAL CLASSMATE SHOES J1' 7®“ Pairs Children's 108 In 79c AOot MEN’S J98 Bahama blue orange navy white black and blue Sizes 32 4 to 42 Originally 29S to 3SS Bo 0 to work i In Oil silk lined 12 BANDANAS brown Aqua style TAN An u An In aqua 3 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ One-pieWOOL SWIM SUITS BROWN FLANNEL SPORT SHIRT size 20 Originally 2 98 Sale at - 1 PAIR at 4 PIQUE SPORT SHIRTS blue Sizes 38 and 40 Originally 169 Sale at 7' 1 Sale An nn at 49S 16 1 GOB BLUE DENIM SHORTS: aize 14 Originally 198 Sale at sfelRT SPORTS Sizes 20 Originally 7J“ 1 and 18 and white maize grey Afte 18 UPl-U- nited tgr “sf en ilzes White and pat- soma slightly soiled Originally 148 to 185 Bala In whtte kid white Vnen white pigskin tan and white blue and white and black and white combinations Inrluded are In pump sandals and oxfords All heel( height Not all size avery style but all sizes In tha group In 4 PAIRS CREPE PAJAMA SETS In grey ALL-WO"LLAMORA" SWEATERS Crew or boat neckt Long sleeves White or maize 40 39S Sale Size Originally zee lo Me PHILADELPHIA Juno 28 States marshals took 25 striking seamen off the steamship Sagebrush Tuesday night and they were held for federal grand jury action on charges of "conspiracy to ( mutiny” Over the protests of counsel for the National Maritime union (C I O) U S attorneys insisted the charge waa correct because the men disobeyed their officers by refusing ' At 7“ 25 BOYS’ WHITE SHIRTS terns yard 15 Originally 395 to 595 Sale at PAIR FLOWERED SHORTS "The Kahala” Size 25 A V wlf Originally 19S Sals at 15£ Sizes 36 to 42 Hoys’ SlIIltTS Brok KOrt 8 MEN'S 8H1RT8 Men Children! WOMEN’S SHOES 1 Aft at Originally to 129 Sale Originally M OrlginaUy 100 Sal at Women lor full cut 3 MEN'S SHIRTS Slightly soiled Whites patterns sizes 14 to 17 Vj OFF SHOES COTTON GABARDINE SHORTS brown stripe trim Size 18 down aides 198 Sale at Originally BANDEAUS In prints ( Aprons In last color prlnw eoueu on many Striking Seamen rt AO ife i Including panels cottage sets bedroom curtains kitchen curtains etc Mostly three or four of a kind S and green Fancy striped broadcloth 00 JL 167 SOILED CURTAINS only Originally 29c Sale at Ideal for Summer curtains In gold green rose and orange 48 Inches Wide cot- - In UOT PLAY SUIT POLKA ton crash Pour-piestyle 4 81ze 20 Originally 29 Sale Sale at 142 YARDS NUBBY GAUZE Size 10 to colors and pattrns 49 Men’s BROADCLOTH SHORTS H 8 SUMMER QUILTS: Originally 498 Sale at Attractive Summer qullta la white with colored hand tufts Sizes 16 )i Pairs Men’s RAYON DRESS SOX Originally 15c pair Sale at 11 pairs 100 11 of Good assortment Candlcwick BEDSPREADS 22 Beanies I ”1 y2 430 Yards WASH FABRICS weaves All hand tufted candlewicfc bedspreads All full bed size In green red rose gold orchid and blue Ideal for Summer Originally 198 Sale at each Turbans 80 very comfortable In for outings and travel wear black brown navy nut and pastels two-ple- Including lunch sets bridge sets lunch! cloths doilies 'scarfs napkins guest towels and many others soiled from display ABC piques Quality wash fabric including plain printed sheers printed percales nubbed weaves R ij fl and printed voiles Originally 19c to 29c yard Sale at yard Originally 100 to 298 One and in grey black coral Sizes 18 20 and 42 Originally rt Q4 1795 to 2275 Sale at 60 U S Officers Arrest ' HATS OfllA V Sale at 01 styles Pcs Plain and Fancy Linens ACC 211 59® 3 for 100 17 triple etltched at point of greatest wear Size Ideal chambray Silks wolens rayons and wash fabrics plain and printed Ideal for blouses dresses trimmings linings and mny other uses In lengths Fz to 3 yards SPORTSWEAR’ at Savings! 3 KNIT SUITS Sale at 186 Fins straws and straw braids Also Small hats tur- felts and fabric bans and becoming brims In black and colors w 82 one of 97 Originally 50c! 59 Men’s Blue WORK SHIRTS PRICE IIATS Mad Capa Babushkas 75 Black rubber with carrying bag to match Sizes amallf medium and large 12 Originally 198 to 398 Sale at One of America’s leading hat makers closed out to us these beautiful straw his samples and odd lots - Turbans smart brims trim sailors in black brown navy wine red green and pastels You will want one or more at this price at Sale 750 For 'street and afternoon wear In plain colors iblack navy and prints Broken sizes Originally 1675 to 1975 Sale at Made to Sell at $5 to $10 APPAREL “Stormy Weather” GOLF JACKETS Originally 18 Men’s Women’s Missed Dresses HATS gs and BOYS MEN’S WOMEN’S APHAIUX 22 DRESSES About a Snake— A nude man was found shivering in front of a downtown' San Francisco apartment house his clothes slung over bis arm "A shake woke me up” he explained to police who came to cart him away family flmt - from handling are here priced at a fraction of their worth No C O D Mail or Telephone Orders nine-poun- CLIP! MAIL! IWIUMeDLtk Cfevttwid Otitoe - tmanMni r - 1 n'"in Mi yiMi nerve-wracke- FREE - —— Be thrify! Rummage for odd "OtsjoroK" bargains efThnes and goods toiled m Wbere Mother Serves Theft Term a lagging search for Medill McCormick missing six days on a mountain climbing expedition An air of pessimism almost of hopelessness pervaded the field camp at the foot of the mile-hig- h peak where young Richard Whit-m- SUCCESS untnrTtisir i1 —Baby Stays in Jail- - ALBUQUERQUE N M June 28 W) — Lowering clouds which draped the heights of Sandia peak in an impenetrable gray mantle moat of the day slowed materially Tuesday RUT TTIOTIIRSIBIAV - - Sandia Peak Area : JUNK Vim Z&nvii- 0"'WEDMIESIIMV anal Near Far -- WEDNESDAY MORNING rtrt ‘ 7 |