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V MEDFOTtB lfATL TRTBUNE, 'MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21,-1924 P2GE EIGHT END VISIT 10 CITY World Fliers Depart This Morn v ing for San Diego En " . counter Head Winds on Trip ' From Eugene; Crowd Greets ; Aviators Writer Accom- l ; panies Fliers for Historical gon journeyed to the avlntlon fiold this morning to view tlio hugo Belluvl lands tliat circumnavigated tlio globo. The famous squad ot fliers arrived In Mod ford lato yesterday afternoon. Ing with the oil supply, as the plane ed here before this summer. Bucking a strong head wind the first escort plane was sighted shortly after four o'clock, and whun scarcely mare than the i.p of a hand, was picked out by the local Standard Oil squad wait ing wit hthe oil supply, as the plane of Sergeant Fatt who has often land ed hore before thi ssummer. The Standard Oil prediction proved to ho correct when a strong gust of wind rnlsod the piano to one side as it camo head on over tlio Liberty build ing and a No. 10 was revealed on tlio wing, aftor which the piano dropped down, over tlio County Kulr buildings, and gradually settled on tlio field. Sergeant Kntt stepped out and was, followed by an artistic looking gentle man with a little bluc't muHtacho who proved to bo Uiwell Thomas, well , Initial OneninB of and Bovcral greeted the aviators, who seemed to bo unaffected by the dem onstration and yet wore very pleasant and courteous to every one. No time was wasted in ceremonials howovcr. Each aviator with his mechanician, proceeded to get busy on testing tlio engines out, servlnging everything up, and even wiping ort the fuselage. The trip from Eugeno was acknow ledged to have been a bumpy one. Mr. Thomas said it nearly blew off his nose and procoeded to feel that mem ber with one hand to be suro it was still there. Tlio personnel of the entire world flight party was as follows: Lieutenant Smith ajnd Lieutenant Leslie Arnold In the Chicago; Lieu tenant Leigh Wade und Lieutenant II. Ogdon In the lloston II (these aviators NEW CRATERIAN THEATREOPENED BY 1 HAVOC The opening of the Crntorlan thea ter last night was a great success In every way, with the world fliers add ing an unexpected touch of glamour, when three of thorn appeared on the uinyn nt tim eml nf the third act of The lost thoir first plane In the Arctic) and! HavoCi whll( the nu,nenee cheered Lleutonant Eric Nelson and Lleuten ant John Harding known as "Smiling Jack" in the New Orleans. ' CHICO, Cnl., Oct. 21. The world fliers passed over Chlco at 12:50. Thoy were flying low and:. wero greeted with shouts from hundreds who lined the streets. ! The throe world fliers, and two os- known traveler and writer, who Is no compnnying the fliers on their return to San Llogo. Mr. Thomas, It seems, has traveled over the routo by land that tlio world fliers niudo In the ulr, and is assisting them In writing the official account of their travels, which will be Issued In- hook form, also in text book form for use in tlio public schools. Tlio next escort plane followed soon aftor, and contalnod Lleulenuiit H. S. Wright, who Is now tlio advance ugent of tlio world filers and Sergeant J. Y. cort pianos, left Harbor field this Kennedy, his mechanician. Lleuten- mornlng at 10: 15 o'clock foi fiin Diego, ; ant Wright bus all entertainments in Calif., plnnnlng to spend tonight atichargo and was soon presented with Cressy Field. Sacramento. r,r oil and an Invitation to the dinnor of the fuel. :' Tlio world fliers circled over the city bofore heading south, tlio escort planes being in tlio lead. Many from all over Southern Ore- COLDS ."Pape's Cold Compound" ..-. Breaks a Cold Right Up ' Take two tablets every throe hours until threo dscs are taken. The first doso always gives relief. Tho second and third do bos completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Contains no quinine or opiates. Millions lino "Pape's Gold Compound." Price, tliirtv-flve dents. Druggists guarantee It. I'ortland Medl'ord business men at tho Hotel Medford, by II. O. Frolibach. Meanwhile the crowd had grown to nearly SOI) people, and as time passed considerable! anxiety was expreilied as to why the world fliers did not ap pear. Mr. Thomas explained, however, that the escort planes are much faster, particularly against a hard wind and that the world planes would soon heave In sight. The words were scarcely out of his mouth before there was a shout from tho crowd, "thoro Moving Pictures at Craterian Tonight Tonight ushers In movies at the beautiful new Hunt's Crntorian theater. "In filollywood thoni to an echo Elliott Doxter, with a few graceful remarks paid them a tribute and expressed his delight In be ing accorded tho honor of opening what he declared was ono of the finest theaters anywhere In the country. There was a splendid audience, ev ery seat being filled, and thanks to tho herculean efforts of the entire working force there waB not a single detail which was overlooked In preparing the , . new play house for Its premiere. the opening Ofl !,,. ,-irrm onnnfid At the Klwanls mooting Monday John H. Shiveloy spoke In opiiositlon to the Workmen's Compulsory Compen sation law, Baying everyono is In favor of a good law to compensate workmen for accidents and death, that most ev ery employer does provide for such emergencies and that Oregon today has a very fair law. He said tho proposed law Is nelthor fair to employee or employer because it vests all power to hear cases, to say what employment is hazardous, includ ing rarm work of all kinds, to fix fines and provides there shall be no appeal to any court whatever, by either em ployer or employee. ' The proposed law makes the board to be appointed where the present board Is olected. This makes the board absolutely political, he said. Any law that does not put a curb on a board of three men, appointed by a political party, Is dangerous In an American form of government to both parties and Is monopolistic and Is class legislation and the people should de feat this proposed law, the speaker pointed out. Roy Elliott, fire chlof, John H. Sulveley and L. D. Itragg of Table Rock were guests of the club. It was announced that a clinic for cripple children would be bold in Med- dazzling sirens bewitching beauties, 0,i vri 'or" ,TemDe' to he conducted by daring damsels all combined In one , ,' , , ' ' ,.. two of the most noted specialists In; of the greatest rib tickling pictures 1B' "fJ""1? I Oregon, through the direction of the Kiwanls club and definite arrange-1 by delightful concert on the new Hopp-Jones orchestral organ by Miss with Potash and Perlmutter, taken Uraee llrown, who was eievaiea irom from the Ilroadway stage success, the pit to the I .tnge i level by the elec- trie elevator which Is one of the many "Ruslness Bofore Pleasure." by Mon- , features of tho modem Crate tnguo Glass was chosen for the "- ria enuipment. Miss Drown with her itlal offering. The fifty- ifty partners M QUt the moIodo In this new one are runnier, than ever. rre80Urcc8 of thi8 womerful instrument Kidding the movies to the time of a wHh rare gkm am foe,ng Teslona. laugh that starts In the beginning ami e( tQ an encore an(, wag the roci ient never onus, i iiero uiu uuum i.ius m fascinating femininity hundreds of of floral tributes! from admiring friends. COMPULSORY BILL mid nn hahnlf nf (tin niHiana nf Mori. cor niado. ford expressed his appreciation of the Movie patrons who like thrills with ... . .,, , , .. , . , , . ...i,i riuin muir uiuoi uuiuiiuiii aie iiiuiiunuu plenty of them In "The Chase," a special two reel attraction booked es pecially for the opening performance. "The Chase," was made at St. Mor- company, the builders of the theater, J. C. Cooloy, P. G. Neff and Frank Clark, tho architect, for giving Medford such a wonderful play house. expressing a universal sentiment, when Itz, Switzerland, and features a group he said the final outcome, surpassed In they are," and after considerable , iiomtinni .ih ri,mni in tim 1,8 beauty ana nciiness even tne most squinting one could distinguish threo jm08t thrilling picture of its kind over, 8il"sulne expectations. specks far beyond Table Hock, coming: mlu0. T)l0 exn0.t8 OI1 tne wooden rlm.l The mayor was followed by Father steadily across tho sky and toward tlio I r ,i nw,ir imnnions nnl thrllllnc Wm- n- Hamilton of St. Marks church, binding field. Unllko the escort planes Bt,ints on the almost vertical slopes who stressed the Importance of such a OI U1C HHMlIIUIlllS. Other items on tho bill Include a Patho News, Felix and Crazy Cat car toons and liis but by no means least, Hetty Urown at tho Wurlltzer. tho world fllors did not attempt to make a direct landing, but circled around sovernl times in triangle formation, then straightened out and swinging north veered around rnd camo into tho wind and landed lolsure- ly Lleutonant Smith, commander, In the Chicago, landed first, and bumped his way to the far end of the fluid. Lioutonunt Leigh Wndo was second In the Boston 11, also bumping on no or twice, while Lieutenant Eric Nelson, In tho Now Orleans, third, mado tho boBt landing of tlio lot, as smooth us a (luck settling on a mill pond. The crowd rushed around the planes Mi'Adoo Dolus Ills Utmost. WAHHINOTON, Oct. 20. Although prevented by illness from carrying out plans to iniiki! nil cxtensivo speaking trip in bolinlf of tho Democratic ticket, William a. McAdoo informed Senator Swanson of Virginia, hpn.d of tho dem ocratic speaker's burenu today, In a letter published today that through messages to friends, ho was doing his "utmnHt to help tho cause." H MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S I Mann s Birthday Sale I WEDNESDAY SPECIALS I A Chance to Save Money Tomorrow I $25 Winter Coats $16.50 1 Just 25 Women's Winter Coats in this lot, made of all- f H wool materials, every one with a big fur (frl H H collar, cheap at $25, Wednesday special, each tplvJ.UU j theater in the artistic and esthetic lifo of the community. The environment in which we receive our impressions, Father Hamilton pointed out, is a vi tal factor in the pormanence and pow er of these Impressions. Tho import ance of developing tho esthetic nature of the individual was also emphasized, and the speaker .closed with a truly eloquenl tribute to tho dramatic artists of the past and present who have done ments will be made ut the meeting next month. The Screen Rialto Tonight "The Woman on the Jury," will bo presented at the Rialto theater three days, starting today. Besides Miss Breamor, the cast in cludes Frank Mayo, Lew Cody, Hobart Posworth, Roy Stewart, Bessie Love, Mary Carr, Henry B. Walthall, Ford Sterling, Jean Hersholt, Arthur Lubln, Stanton Heck, Myrtle Stodman and Leo White. ,.. "Women was made to love to love for love: Love must trust love." That so much to enrich the omotional lire , appears to be the thought around $3.00 Dresses $1.94 200 New Gingham and Jap 1 anese Wash Dresses, all beau EE tiful styles, fast colors; up to U $3 values. Wednes- $94 day special, each. . . 70c Gloves 48c H Women's fine Chamoisette H Gloves in all colors and sizes; j every pair worth 70c. H Wednesday special, ea. 35c Aprons 25c S3 ; Stamped Aprons excellent H patterns on good quality un- S3 bleached muslin; 35c values. 3 , Wednesday special, ) C n m each -,C $2.25DressGoods$1.69 54 and 44-inch all wool Serges and Bengalines, good shades; up to $2.25 values. Wednes- day special, $1,69 I yard t. n $2.00 Scarfs $1.45 j Women's Silk and Fiber Silk s Scarfs, new patterns; up to $2 values. Wednesday jfcj 45 special, each ...... E $8.00 Hats $5.14 Women's Fine Trimmed Hats, S3 "Pierette" make; look as good as any $8.00 hat in town. Wednesday special, $5,14 H each ' S3 Jlatuib&tfiwitmtnt(6tofy ( ' "THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY" 31 Nth Birthday PltONE-486-487 Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid. Agents for Butterick Patterns till! Nth Birthday Sale It: of the people. " "Tho Havoc" proved to be a play of novel situations, affording an excel lent opportunity to Elliott Dexter ns an unusually whimsical husband, who surrendered his wifo to his friend Paul Ilesort, a cad and blackguard of advanced vlows, admirably played by. Iloyd Irwin, and then turned the tables on him, by acting as an observer to the inevitable moral deterioration of the professional home breaker. The ef fectiveness of the dramatic struggle, depended largely upon the woman, for whom the two men struggled, and un fortunately Miss Jean Nash did not create the illusion of allurement, so essential to the success of such a situa tion. - However, the play was only a detail in tho evening's, entertainment. The theater itBelf, was the big event, and with its beauty and charm, made last night an evening long to bo remember od. George Hunt was also called bofore the curtain at tho end of the third act and applauded, but Mrs. Hunt did not lineal the culls for her to come to the front. The in-w theater begins its film offerings tonight wnicn tne i omotionall whirlwind re volves and the force that gives the story its heart punch. Will Rodgers In "Big Moments from Little Pictures" is an addod attraction in this new bill. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21. Carl J. Reyniers and H. L. Wood were sent enced to nine months each in jail Tiy Federal Judge Wolverton today when arraigned on a charge of stealing from a box car. With Medford fcrndft Is Medford made. ELEVEN MEN AGAINST ONE WOMAN! NOW HERE j) IVS i '.m From the New fk -V ft York play by Bor- . WJ1 To the Women of Medford: Were you ever on a jury? What would you do if you weire on a jury? If you were drawn on a jury under the law you must serve. Do you think ono woman should judge another? How would you face the problem which confronts the lone woman juror in this picture? With a Cast of World CeleBrities Sylvia Breamer, Frank Mayo, Mary Carr Henry Walthall, Lew Cody, Bessie Love , Hobart Bosworth, Myrtle Stedman, Roy Stewart Also BILL RODGERS in "Big Moments, from Little Pictures." RIALTO Geo. the Vlach at Organ Friday Hoot Gibson in "Forty Horse Hawkins" SI ARE GIVEN 10 CITY NEW YORK. Oct. 21. The Wido nor art ml lection, valued at $5,000, 000. considered one of the most Im portant private collections In tho United Slates, will sumo day become tho property of the American public, Joseph i:. widener ot Philadelphia, financier and nrt collector, declared yesterday. Tho collection will bo a memorial to his father, who founded It more than' 40 years ago, he said. Mr. Wldener's assertion was made in the course of his testimony In nn notion brought by l'rlnco Kelix Yous souporr of Russia, who seeks to re purchase from tho financier two ltemlirandts which Mr. Widener bought from him in 1021 for 100,000 pounds. l'rlnco Youssoupoff con tends tho salo wns made only on condition that ho bo permitted to repurchase the paintings within a tlpuiated time. Mr. Widener, how ever, maintains the stipulations have not been lived' up to. Political Meeting Winter Saturday There will bo a political meeting In the Grange hall at WImer. Saturday j evening. October 25, at 8 p. m. I The meeting will be addressed hyi C. K. dates and J. B. Coleman. The: latter will explain the tax situation In Jackson county. Kvery one Interested In good govern ment economically administered should attend. There will be a community dance In the sumo hull after the meeting. 'The Biggest Little City In the West." 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