Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textt:i.. tis- -H:il I .Jltfo t-Ua tilt- : --ir ; ii ) S HID If. i fit ! - XI. -no 0i. .It - PAGE EIGHT OVER BARRYMORE- i--,,, 4 . : J -J. av fe- I U&xffe 1 " r V') Hollywood film ci-clc nu-d will, " f" Bv( - ' T ft ' !t( 'f N V1 V 4 V 1 fwiu-im-nt today over tin- pro. in i t-l k J -vj- ,M. .mJP J -i4 ' Vif V - v. ' t, , ' J, ? 3e k ' i ... rrfi,B. of J..l.n Harry.' L " ' . ' " ' ' tK,gS J5 t .5 ' V "Sf .1 )i litnM Cotello ( 'it:tcllo, younseyl iIuukIi Mi'irici- CoHtello. Hcreen ItucivmcHc 'ipi died for ti. cHt'rday. , lit- Th niarriaue will bo llitrryinore' third venture Into matrimony and yilf-i tutelln-ufiit. Neither woui.l (Uhi-hm plaiiH for the wedding, bin frh-niiH intiuiatiMl the jmlr : )irnh:ibfy would wed over the com-' in-' weci-end. Ncwj 1 if the romance fanned 11 . mild sen.Ulon in Hollywood tt.- none but the clorext fiiendH of the I'ouple were aware l)ut any 1 thirm more than frieiiiUlilp exlnt'.-d bitwewi tht two a friendship he-' Ktin wh.-n they appeared in the; b ad Inn role of one of Hurry-1 nt'U't 'h pleturi H. Tiic firt inkling of the mitriiaue canto e.sti nbiy when Harryinore. una t-ompanfed. walkt d into the marriaue lieenj'e Itui-cau und iK niflei' his Intention to wed. 1 1" K.ive his name as John Itlytlw Han - mm e. hup 4 I . and hhi ad dress as (! Tower I load, lieverley (lillc He listed Miss Costelli.i nuc r?p 22, and her addresn us 1 :i S x Hihuyler lioad, lieverley Hills. John Uni t unwi e In 1!U0 liarryinore -marrbd ;itiierine Harris, daughter of a wealthy New York and Santa Har-l.ni-ii iamily. the ,wif. ohiuininu u lilvo ce In December, 1 HI 7. He then ' married Mr. Leonard ' M. JS3 1 V Thomas, of New Vork. who wiiv ' Main streets appears on a Four welt, known as 11 authoress and j teenth street marquee 011 nlglits playwright under the namo of j chael strange. I 11 ryioore has daughter ly his second wife, who nbo dlvorcrd tho actotf. Aiiss ('iistcllo has had leading tole In many pictures, ft he hr-K u slsier.. Helene Coatello, also a screen,- actress. Three days must elanso under the California law before the M itiiso will he Issued. .MA LIN California Oregon I'ow 1 company opens local store, Tli rnmmon cauo of illgMtlve flinittiltieii it execs tw:id. Ivslii cnn. ' mil. alu-r tlil rumlition, nnd it burn, i 1 lie stoumeli.. Something tlmt will one eonniiest to another, and final 111 it ralir.0 the neiility in the urntilile ! ly to ihp movies, and ht'r name tli.TiC to take. ThU it why plimi. Iieenme n xvnonyni for di eplv vino. i iii tell the public to line I'liillipt tlonal nrtlnw. She tourrd the cnuii Milk of Maipa-ma. ,ry , vnu.l.-villo. i:o rHnful of thin tU-lifilitf ul iM .iin.uuii en nruirmite nunjr : friendB my him of It is cone. She tunes its volume in ami. It nets in- niarrlod a motion picture director f tHtiflj-j Telirf W ,,uU-k, nntl very up-; hut they mo neparaied. W hen she l-aient. All pas i. di.pellcds all Kiur-: left the staBe the .nlmov.t thea , i, juK.it Roae, the wliulo .vMetn 1 .,. ,, rn:,cd. and now It ha- .wee encd 1),, try th,, pcric-t , Wn ,nrn ,,. (-it 1,1, fltllt II IIK-llllfVr IL 111 I II HI 1 !"r. " in K't iit en 1 111 rc n, Ksi, nnu pi nut to take, liet the genuine PHILLIPS r Milk . of Magnesia New Dufant, "Wonder Car of the Decade" L 4 5 i A, J' 8 The in dels hlion here, left to The new iyi!!i JJurant 60 models ai-o behiK displayerl In .Medford by Sabln & )iindt. the Outiint local dealers, who Invite every one . to call and see this new line. "Heralded hy Uuruut officials, tin . 'the wonder car of the decade,' ; Rays .Mr. Sabln, Jr.. "the now 1 mode) is larger in lze, roomier in ' interior dimensions, more luxuri !.ouh In uppoint lnent. and remark ably improved In performance over ' any previous Durant protluct In Its I price cluss. It Ik the las word in ; mechanicals construcitun. and lat in advance in style and beauty of ! any automobile of corrcNpondltiK I size or price. A NEW YORKER -IARGE Hy (I. 1). Seymour. 1 NKW YdltK. Twenty-three I ear:i awo Alia Nuzlmova beKun I her cllm.li to fame on the slauo of ! a ItUKfiun neighborhood t ht-atei1, (down near the llowery. It was a I climb which carried her to slar ) ilum at 2K. which put her inaiue In liuhts above a Itruadway llliea- lur erected in her huttor. which carried her to Hollywood, and liiillt:,f dmiduh' her a villa, there, and set Kchncd- KliiH all over the country to iml tat inn her serpentine screen por trayal of Salome. Now Alia NaKlmova Is buck with In 20 blocks of the placi where j her career began. She Is a mem-; making his home in southern Calr-j her of the Civic Repertory rm-1 forma. pany down in tlreeiiwlch Vlllae.; He was. the subject of a fca unit the name that has illuminated 'Hire article In the American mag-, mnvle facades along a thousand ' " m'' recently. ' when Kva Le1allenne's players : present rcncKov a "'in a . r.erry iiv chard." l.cai nctl KnglKh tit 11. Hack In H107 Nazlmova was bo Ing hailed as a successor to Dune and Bernhardt. A native" of Cri mea, she had been given an un usual education by well-to-do par ents, and had gone on the Russian stage at VI. When riots in Mos- j cow closed almost every Russian 1 theater she Joined lNiul Orlenofi's players and toured to I'.erlln. Lon don, and finally New York. They played In the old Herald Stiuare theater here and won such praise that a group of New York Rus sians offered the troupe a theater of its own, down on Third street near Second nvenue. The offer was accepted, but the project failed so miserably that tin actors. In abject wan and unable to speak a word of Kngllsh. had to bo sent back to Russia by pri vate subscription. Nnxlmovn slay e d. Margaret (Anglln had seen her, and had dl j rooted her to the attention of Lee Shuhert .who offered her a eon It ra el If she would Jearn to speak j KiiKllsh. He hired a tutor for her. ; and on June 20, Riot;, she, began ; to study the Iuiikuumc. Five : months later she had learned It perfectly enough lo play. Ibsen's "lleddit Ouhler" in KhH-h on l'.roadway. ItrdlMttvoml. The Khuhcrt htillt the NaKlniova theater for her. Hhe went from She made a lot of money, hut her I It... fc. 1 . new s s " at 4!i is starling 'The Cherry t)i- ; chiird" is a hit. !The actrrHH says sin U a votun tary mi-mbi r nf the. Civic Repcr jtory loinpany because it is Amerl ca's closest appioui h to Hie Mos (row ait theater which Was he j iMilnlnii ground and her first love I hnve had everythiju;." .'he nays, -that the thcaiciyiiid tnotlon MEDFOKD MATL 1 ti MJlfi- .4 f' 1 a tii ti lit . arc: lop row four-dour hednu ("Thls car follows closely the ; reoenl introiluetlon of the . new. 1!I2! Duiant four. However, at--1 conliiiK to Norman UeVaux. head of the western lJurant pjant. this move Is another expreKsioii of the Uuraiii policy of passinK alonjr to tin iiiolorttiK public the latest in uiiKlneerlnK ilcvelopnicnt and mo tor car design. ft l i" keeping with Duiant's t wenly-flve-year-old : policy of t-fferiiiK to buyers of , Duranl produi ts the best that vast resources and enjrlnccrinK skill can produce. "The exiHrit.r appearance pre ; sents characteristics tif many of .America's finest automobiles. Pur ; pictures can ive an artist. The 1 ( Rreatest Joy I treasure from my ' : professional .career Is a distant ' memory of my liartlclpallon in a Ihcufrical orKanlatlon In which 1 I evtuyone sank his personality for I the sake of the ensemble." I'KKSN'O. Cal.. Nov. 21. (!') I,oxla Thornton, said to be 0ie Mtilj" annleys aviator, in the world, will marry Misf Madeline iJuensto Cal., December 1 1 ( Ilendale, nci'ordhiL; to annouiK inents received, from th bride-. io-h-'s parents today. Thornton. ; mil tl' recently owner of the Thorn ton machine works at r'resno, re-! recently sold out and liar, het Screen Jje Hollywood-. Hy Wiule Werner. HOLLYWOOD. Cal. William J. Locke. the celebrated novelist brought here to write a story for Norma Talmade, finds llol!.v0ood a pleasantly exuberant village. "F.verynne 1 see on I ho h t r e i' t weai-H tin air of prosperity n n d tMilhimlain," he -iv. "unil evon a motion 1, in urn I u iiiii.m .1. l.iM-ke center nnd h..ic and hoNtelrlos and ! InikilncMM ctitii lllw)iniiiit m hnv 11 happy look. Klsewhere the same architectural effects might be tM--1 rthle, but here they are in char-) actor." - . ; " ! Locke's only previous visit to f Hollywood was in R10, when thej place wns a lemon-growhig resi dential community as yet undis covered by the picture producers. Since then tho movie industry has' risen to place of world prom -! Inenco and developed a revolution-' ary offshoot called "the talkies." ! Kvrn the talkies, however, do not ! shatter the llrltlsh novelist's opti mistic attitude toward Hollywood.! once the technical handicaps which hamper them now are overcome, , he believes they may develop Into; a new art. j ;oldcu Harmonics. 1 Re that as It may, the musicians! whi are fortunate enough to be 1 playing in talking pictures are re-, ceivinu in some eacs as much. 1 per note, as many outstanding sue- j ees-Hfu writers receive,' per word, I for their writings. There tn a bug-' ler In "The Oesert .Song" wht must he on the et 10 souud cer tain buttle calls according to 1 he . script. Only rarely Is everything Iready for actual reeoidli.ii of thej in TRlBUNE, MEP-FORD. and t'OiiiK" nihriolct;, bottom row: inuttinee, a jiew. ultra-wnart niony of ensemble lut been achieve 'cd hy the use of double-section cmhdsscd panel 'louvres,' replacing the onlinary type of hood ventila tors. Mist rous chromium platinp m all exterior metal surfaces and stud-mounlcd cowl lumps. "A striking effect of graceful fleet ness Is produced by new stream line' body panels. Deep, luxurious mohair upholstery eu rlnches the commodious interiors, and a toft harmonizing color scheme is carried throughout t ven as to the hardware and in strument bun rd. A wheel base (if 110 inches permits a generous dialogue In the midst of which his btiKle call sounds. Meanwhile he draws the established wntso of SI0 an hour for time elapsed in pro duction, an arrangement which no doubt will turn Home former army buglers Ki-een with envy when they hour nf it. Costly l-'.xeitcmcnl. . ' PayiiiK 1 a a note for a buuK trail Is no extravagance, however, i when compared with Hie cost of , realism In an explnslon sceno. Sam- uel (loldwyn, Keot'iiiiiK tn use a 1 mlnluluro in the bin xhip explosion ! f:cene nt "The I lescHe," spent, ex iaclly tl2.(;."i(l. 1 blnwini; up a ivni j ship In front of the cameras and i ! as many skeptical newspapermen j a red lo be present. I- lapsed linn', hi i Mystery Picture ! Hunt's Craterian - "Tlie Terror," all-la II; intf pic-, ture. is proving a sensation at Hunts Cvaterian, whcio it is play ing to ccord-breaklng crowd. h:is tn do with the search for the master mind in a. bank roh- - nery and for t'.te :ont, which 1 ,K i concealed, presuninbly v in a di ' lapiilated Kngllsh manor house, now occupied by a miserly old ; doctor and h!s pretty daughter : and converted into a rest cure. ! I lore come such a collection of (odds andi ends of humanity as iv seldom si-en outside Rcdlam. I The ancient and furtive jis played by Alee Francis doctor May ! .Mi Avoy Is his tlmiKliIcr Olun, th tirlmo vli-lim of tin. ti-rror a Kn"'oino hhlilon t-roatur1. 'ilaplono pla.VM lead lnshlnc the artlnn lo freniv. II l used not only for interpt olitive Hyni phonle aeconilt;iniinnt. lint for volet-M of the players, all lines helnu spiken and no titles what ever used. , Jd .j flf Oregon Weather Full- tonl'iht mid Thursday but Hie aiohltei-Uire hp,.,,,,,)!,,, cloudy In tho west nor of the town Is j tnn; frnezli,!; teiniii'rntlll'es past ebullient and j portion tonlKhl. Moderate oastoi iy islad. The t'hl-j wlndM on Ihe coast. ' ...... u .e theater, for winple. refleets! Snow In New York .11 Us hlarre d.-1 M'-W YOltK. Nov, SI. iV lmi the spirit ofi'0' York foil Jhe first real touch " winter totiny when snow nvuun ' i" snoniy noiore, 0. m. Till! fnl1 WBH llut ttlu ,he weather bn- Ireau said It would not amount to im"'n Guard Agabst "Flu" With Musterole Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with a cold. The. mo ment you get thujc warning aches rub on good old Musterole. ; - Muiterole relieves the congestion and stimubtes I'irculation. It lias all the Rood qualities ol tlieold-fnsliioned mustard plaster witliout the blister. First you feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores, then a sootliini:. cooling sensa tion and tpiiik relief. Have Muster ole handy (or cmrntency. use. It may prevent serious illness. To Mothart: Musterole it also made In milder form for babtea and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. Jara et Tubes 'r than muef'Ti piaster H i onElON'.:WF.IA'T:T)AY, NOVEMBER jHH 92ff. J, J ill. Ijiju jpor roadster, and; an oilier liar-VeiitinK urranement. Neatly lus- ; tercd, .-and .imlirectly Jiirhied, ih Instruments on the dash board are so arranged that tehy can he seen ' at a Klance. dear shift lever and ; emergency brake are located with in easy reach of the operator. !i has 17-inch speedway type steering 1 wheel, with horn, spark, and gasp Uiue controls centered. 'Towered by the internationally famous and highly praised Ked Seal six-cylinder Continental mof tor, the new Durant (!0 is capable of an effort less flow of power und 1 speed never known in 'a car of its class. The famous iunchester vi . bration dampner. Mounted on the front end of the crankshaft elimi nates vibration at Its source, ami insures a smooth running ' power ! plant at all speeds. "The new motor has 'a bore of 'l T-H inches, stroke of I ;t-4 inches and a piston displacement of I $0 ! cubic Inches. It develops--17 horse ' power at 24 tin revolutions per min ute. "Another outstanding feature ; 'under the hood,' Is an oil purifier. Operated on ball bearings, the steering mechanism Is practically cffjirl less The new models possess ! all of the proved mechanical, fea tures of former DuralU slxos, l on n y the;e are; Nelson liolina- SUGAR MAKES Why eat unflavorecl, unappc . lizing foods? A chance is coining over the well-informed eating: ideas of this : country. For n time, food faddists I tried to make us believe that wc ; 111111 iu iTiiu an hintis tu tilings hi- ' ,:IAU 1:1... :.. i ... ... i. 1 i.i... u:un t uive 111 uiuer iu of iicaii.ii. Good sense H bejiiniiing to assert I itself and we now know that the j foods that are good for us may also i be the most enjoyable. J:i fact, if i we doVt like the healthful foods. we probably won't eat them. Prominent medical und other t scientiiic authorities are uow re- ! j minding us that appetizing flavors j ' miiv' h( di'veloiicil tmil inntrnVnil bv I sugar. One well-known scientist. for pvnninln utjit that "fvtiit ' flavors are developed by sugar. Kruii acids are softened by sugar." The only safe rule for a health ful diet is to eat as large a vnrtvty of foods as possible, iiuludine healthful cereals, fruits nnd vege tables made appetizing to the taste by the judicious use of sugar, ngai is not only nutriment in its least costly form. It is Nature's perfect flnvor. Sugar develops the appetiz ing quality of marly all f ruits. Desserts of fresh or cooked fruits are growing more and" more popu lar. Modern candy containing fruits, nuts nnd pure sugar Is delicious and satisfying at the end of a meal. No one should overeat or under exercise. but everyone, in order to be healthy, should cat plenty of healthful foods and enjoy them. Th Sugjyi' Institute m amd Holly St. phonb 24 A Complete Cleaning and Dyeing service . ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY vomen......$1.95 illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllll'' view of the four-door K'daii; lite Invar Strut pistons; full force . feed to all main, connecting rod. ' cumshaft : hearings: Mome sLIent timfng chains, Hendlx four-wheel super-serto brakes. v , "The new Durant 60 Hue Is com posed of eight models: The four- dcor se'Ian; J)e Kuxe ftiur-duor sedan, two-door sedan, I'oupe, co u ne ea briolet. ncl.nve i-mnvn cabriolet, sport road.-.ter. und Do to,'miiaiiy asks residents to in Luxe sport roadster. All model's fo?m ft of turned out f-rreet lights. are fully equipped, with tire and tube, tire cover, bumpers front and rear, patented Windshield ventila tion control, rear vision mirror,,' automatic windshield wiper, com-' bination stop and tail light. All le Luxe models are equipped with luggage carrier, six wire wheels, with two spares smartly set in deep fender vel!p." AT YOUR : made by ; v. BECK'S BAKERY fRUT ' Freshly Made Lower Prices Liquid Lime $8.00 per Bbl. 1 State tested, standard, tried. 2 Used for many years by our leading val ley orchardists. 3 -More used locally than all other brands combined, i 4 Only 100;; pure sulphur used. Bear Creek Spray Co. TcL 1100 ,iLr HELD FOR THEFT NEW ORLEANS. Nov ; a "cub" rotorter of the New OrU-niu Times Pifayune -was helil : toUuy t.y polUv u the alleged, 'embezzler uf.J17C.000 in UberU bumlR from thpFirsi National Rank of X-pK AhkoIps in April. lH'-'O- ' The man. while refuinu l m' lw lily nimscii ana 10 ui-uni uviw. f hin-past, denied to pulire that he was Jame li. O'Neil. the iiond , affency teller who tliwipeared from the California bank aluut -the time the securities were . niiweri; y Ho also told the officers that KMiinAl P- '. . Jr U M V (Zr" DUI1U0! ir, t "I -l?i his real name was not Kennetnjent indigestion and allied sionTilft ;T. O'Hara. under which name .he troubles. went when employed hy the pap-r- WithPape's Diapepiin" hnndy you ; here as a reporter in June. 1H2S.J can eat and enjoy whatever you faiu-v Officers seized, photograph, one, without fear of pain or discomfort to In military uniform, from TVHara J follow. At any rate, it'a worth the room nfter hi arrest on a fugitive; charge, for comparison, and an- , nounced that finer prints would , lie taken today. i O'Hara refused to make anv statement regarding his past, other; ! than he was born in Kentuck : in 1 SO t and that he destroyed ail his military records in 1923, "to ; blot out his past entirely." police ' who questioned him said. i j The tin eat came about last night j after a detective had attended a I fashion show several nights agoj t at whltdi the reporter was pres- lent. The detective declared that n man who knew "O'Neil in the Lo! Angeles bank had pointed out i O'Hiirn to him as the missing ' O'Ne O'Neil In his flight from Ihc- west was traced across the countj try to the Atlantic coast where the chase was lost. Soon after- 1 wards a mysterious "W. H. Frost" retilrned $151,000 of the stolen jhonds to the treasury department. 1 apparently 1 negotiable because of their 11011 (iiality. KLAMATH FALLS Local elec- "lamer man the city council, to en able better service. j ASTOIIIA Feed grinding and mixing machinery installed in Owen-Icekc Feed and C.rnln com pany building at foot of Seventh street. ASTORIA Trestle being con- truetert over Sunset lake. GROCERS TA Sul. 16c Per Gal. F. .0. B. Plant GROWERS I Better Than , Any Diet AY lew attention to wnat you eat ; not one jterftoa in a thousand need dift ; or ever really haa indigostion. AvUl ity, llutulenee auj heartburn are caused by exi'e- stomai h acid and food fftnuematin.i I i-oiiowinie a itaiiiy itiiien, or t-o hearty n umwr, a little "rape Dia- peptiin lustantiy neturaiia-s excess ; acidity. top that formi'DtHtiuii and MKitltet 11 uU heals the ui-tdiullanted stoinacii lininjr as if by muyic. Vour recovery is miick ami corajilt'te. llaLt a special jniiut of getting a tlu-vnt package "f "tape's Diapep&iu'' front your drttjiist today, und so follow the example, of million all oer tin; world win use "i'npe'a Diuiii'tisia trial, for lota ol loik-g nave found a new freedom at tie table. Let tliis pompant'- is snnip nil your title risks. Thp prpipiiun is small but the pro tection at'fordpd is hi and pnf lures forever. Jackson County Abstract to. 121 East Sixth Phone 41 INSURANCE First Insurance , Agency A. Phone kHILL, Manager ' 5 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon mm ,tU M.Uj Wheathellaisins iiavegonctp "Take (hat" well earned vacation! RAISIN GROWERS Enjoy this ' popular head, quarter of Valley families .MittlM. It, toy Q. Mitck.il. Met JiQTEL ; , QiLfOPN. XJYIOR & O'FARRELL Sanncincisce SAN FRANCISCO TURPIN HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUK 17 Powell Street at Marlet TUTS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION mn important eonvmnUnct toiou Th!. -nupnn antitln holr to FKKE 1 .Ho Ta.i-d.pot lo Turptn Hot. 1. 1 FREE GARAGE 1 T. E. FARROW 1 W.M.SElWlr.