Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 03, 1929, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Texti STEDFORP TKmilNE. MKnFOHP. ORFP.oy, FFJii?r,Tn x lf2f er Y s i . QABE KANE IN PERSON AT HUNT'S CRATERIAN Ulie of the rettie.-t i:iris in i America arrivt'd in Mt ilforU yes- I turtluy. Hit name Is Hal..' Kane and sin has ctalli!.ied records for number! of uerforinuiH-e, of thu Varsity ( luau. which she uriiilnalcd. and ! appears at Hunt's Cmlerian today, j uresrnte.d hy Ham-lion & Marco ! with the "Otiirtmil (Jod Xi ws j Chorus." Miss Kitue yva.1 asked I HOME EDUCATION "The Child's lirft School It the Family." Froebel Issued by the National KiiukTvarten Association, ?Wffi mtU Street, New York City. These ankles ai- apiR-ariBs; cult Sunday in the Mail Tribune. O , WHEN INDECISION IS CRUELTY May Whttcomb TT n- rane from about J5 iW trsiV are- otEy smi-Uns; ran high At nighfe the GENERAL MOTORS ASSURE FUNDS TO :;;;:: LuNDOM BRIDGE IS FAfVlILY PART! ON STUD! SUNBEAMS'HHsil?! FALLING DOWN AS MONDAY EVENING IN AFRICAN CAIS-s;:;h POKER IS PlAKEDffs ! linj; fm-l and wB un ft jf" Whfit Iiidi-UltMt I Cruelly "May I so to the inton with you?" Nine-y-raH. AtU-e hrtmeh-; cil the question uk nm uk thf ! hard, ulJ-tiuy trip came up for di?- cussimi in the party with whirls she and her mother were spending ', the summer. "Oh, 1 don't kn we'll see," said her muthcr jeaUy, Inteieati'U In the pliins ami without , BivUie the queaUun any real coil- i wat; dUitrat toil. A deeisiw refusal ut this point would irti-atly have settled the matter without any preut disap pointment for Aliee, hut Jhe ipeetiily construed the evasive an swer to mean that probably iho could K. and made her plans ac cordingly, teatdng for dufilt- per mission whenevec. the opportunity prese n t ed Use I f . "When we go to the canyon I'm going to wear my high hoot. 'Shall I need my camera when we go tb the canyon?" "L)o you l-.ventually. Alice cried herself to , nh'cp, and her mother went to ltd ! with a raging headache. Next morning the hatth reeotn tneneed, Alice alternately ifus-ms and trying her mother eommami itiB obetlicnee and thie.tieiiing so, stay al home iieiH. r.ctwwn the two, the pleasure of tlm start t the fre-htteKs of the early mornm spoiied for the entire party The last Khmp;e from the h 'lid of . Use trail shmvtd Alice, full h njiUi on the. tjrits. sli!! M!hms in her aimer ami disappointment. According to her grand mother, when the miuti-r was irre ahly settled l the tlisiipMavitnee of the party, Alice gradually recovered, her spirits and played ijuh tiy with the other children. In the even ing she greeted the return! tig party with eauer inquiries and an ae-; count of how :die had npent the day. And so everything was for gotten and no harm done t ? Julia SartoVrs.m, the ,l,ur,ty f in tnitie nfiii-r of ihal f:tmos nu ictl remedy ttio of which Inahl Ilium and j''.ii t'awthorm vtere the Miner ltiemherc. will be the ttea fi-.ir ih the fhevr!! hour ni tir (Mnei it M..t.j Faasy T-trty or M'H'!ay 'V-:uns. ppi-ai ins: With her t he Kt'iuik i't iiitiii, autttiter jM(ul.tr tiht t.!it?'r of ih vatJthvsHe a nd aai-ical emedy jstaue. eonp r f "S.e i Lady"' and "A tlay t'-ittaslero." mn president m the N s'U'B.tl t ;eot:raphf iteiet t' d..y ar.iiotind ;ut artditit'iUil rant f.f Slw im) voted hy The Wh-tt . uvh eomtnittee i coatinne the a' iuat . f th Solar lladi.tt ion ex pe.hnii uaioned ia ,mm lit uk l..iios. South West Africa Tht-i iintnt azures another y--arV tJert,irt of lowsf-rliilBhe esl d ml it't'HW U&T lO Shi- l;tl fem-l i'esterttity Isrtoi- jLs r, Th-ir sifl moi- sn t a friend hs?e &r ttt of nev -fs?t wheii Nrtete fc- f -tints tM for farther Mi nting I can ride Tex on the trail?" ; This was probably the worst Kor a week it went on. The half- demonstration during the sumim-r, hearted "Mother is afraid H is too ; but minor ones were of fr.-qtimt long . trip for a little girt." or j occurrence. Sometime.- Alice won : ".Mother doesn't think you had j out. and sometimes her mmhr better plan on going," if heard, j was perfectly sincere in savins i made no iinprension. ! that she cowid not understand why Ami when, on the evening he- ! Alice should he so nervous ami ! E y.. t fore tha. expedition, Mrs, Morrison finally gave her decision and said that Alice could not go, what might have heeii expected hap pened. Alice begged and teased and cried heart-brokenly over the iiKappoiiitment, Then her mother, torn between the desire to give in and let iter go, and the fear of the dangers of the trip, added fuel tu fhe fire hy showing, only too plainly, that she was wavering. sensitive, nor why she teased and whined ami never minded until j she was forced to do so, t Altogether, it somehow put on , in mind of the story of the smalt boy who wanted to have his ter- rier's tail "bobbed. " "ihjt t on't I ; it hurt the dog to have lim tail cut off?" some one inquired, "Oh, tut not much," he answered. " Tin; . man suhl he would do :t a little hit nt a time" L9 JUL! A SANDERSON how she managed to hang or her pep after the fourth or fifth j encore. - "(ih, I don't know.' she laughed, j "I-Just can't seem Xo help it. The 'n Trial." more I do the peppier I get, and j phone special, the peppier 1 get the more I havejtu( f;rs( mrd. to do. Just being inside tie- thea tPi make me this way the min ute I get outside the door, I'm very sedate really, 1 am,'' she added. . There are also two most unusual college boys on. the program. They are lmke Attc bury and Ken Oiltam. Their distinction lies in the fact that they never went to college. However." they are "col lege sHefcers" just the same and offer a fine line of college patter. ON' TRIAL' COMING N1EDF0R DNEXT WEEK jJl-lniking Vitu ; being hailed as trial melodrama to be presented as a talking pie Mi re. There are several other fac tors of greater importance The first of these Is the brUHant east, headed by Pauline Frederick. Bert lytejl, Jois Wilson and Holmes Herbert, and including ! Jason Uobards. Franklin Tang-, horn, ,1ohtmy Arthur. Kicbard j ITK:t. I'dward Mat'tlmh l. Fred I Kelsey, Vondelt Darr and Kdmumi Breese. "On Trial" injected a new and revolutionary idea Into the the- aire, the "flash-huefe," first tiffin- enee of motion picture techninne : on the theatre. The Vita plume version makes possible qualities not attainable on the stage. "On Trial" eome.s io Hunt's ra- ; terian Thursday, Friday ;?nd Sat- i urUay. i (out yars. v.-nk i-i ote of the imt uniisuut "it nv - ir-titiHe e&tHuiition 'ver s-nt in-(S;.js r to fie;d an expedition whose meitifT in in a eave-sheUert 4 ' sli.tek. (ii a BJotteiitot reservation : lor nit purposo which has Iw-en ppufarlv decrif'ed as "takimr the d itt s-mperatnr' of a sunbeam.1" Went on "Suiiiim Seartii" : t oe fru;tnat urant for the expe diihMi t .oO'Mi was matle in and the ftij step was to select the be-s ?h,. in (he world for sett his; . tip an observatory for making a , ilitiM measurement of eoHr radia--lfn. "the leader of the cspefiitiesn ' lr. inii. s Si. Abbott, secretary! f of smHainwn liu rtitttoit. went nj la ""sunshine search" visiting the t Atlas OM'UHtahis of Algeria., the un'aiu;tiit- ef Fuypt and Balnchts i tan. and finally settled on Mount I Bnt&karos. in Suth West Africa, in .i..i-tnit eb-viitiots. miles i fon Kefisman,'ht.Hp, i In Ibis hifrreii. isolated, almost - ruiofes locaitou were 'shipped in-; (Mirnmi nis which U had taken I ! avriiiy years or mre ttl devise, th'se were moiiiitcfl in part in front t( a natural tuttiiei some 3a feet; (((. t-citvt-t in stdtti rwh, sts that the thdicate apparatus wiuiiii have nearly constant temperature I coiiiHiioiis. SetghlsoFs Are Hirftrutot: ; f l he ;uu and !;..!! e- .st--i- I le-ate the vt-ll knu it ! rifdn . . m n , T lker : Which we Aj-eosere, :e .m t..cuin5 VpnUs RMEMlig a :o uiteiebn?; the H (r mn'-a iS , s ot the un-p't e;-tie, ; -n),.1h,1,:i!n- : : , i-eiE i- i 'a!o Ihv j-cov-h, ,f .n nu .-: - ' ttzU z tk hvr -p.c p tolo-y tt Kirw(t- rr th- - u t -h (a::g tt. prrf f-w tninh ;.d .tun; In lb- u-k t . . -d- ,;" ' wheat ami a.ui Ut. ft . - Vi c-ttK-n been m th. .du,- , an I i - - af- jata::s e. wen ;iftt-i- fmiiii!ie at ;:ytta, rv-iieru r-.--ttse the go- ssj the j- ,et,i . atit i At S'Ofie l Iii"1 s His'-- f ai p.-r;e.li.-;?;. , ...,, h.oe livt mii. the prams;'. 4 vt:',:.n -f mi erv.d t !hm as tb ia-(s . b,. !., h isb.r .t? ?i h-Jt- ;tt,si their ti&m stmv U3il'r- t apim it an !r -n tHsi- -1 ir-r - t i upeL T,ksiw haih in za&U?n sttliAiir ,a s:mvjj time afjtl ska&g oa ?sen ;tlh jt liCht wosiirt b1 pssibie' tVr pfrststi UareHins tn the msfeB if in v cut.i s-urviv there, 8eni is-v i?.tve Nei-ii mea.artiM ihe tar li",t!ires ; tis satetHt with lan- "WesternAiito" Qgfers vovk by t'ompany and thirty -six Nation. a;ssticjated Iieiiumeiiial muie fo tte pro grain will he provided by an aug mented noveUv oreiM-stra, and tlw- entertainment will be of the pov ular vamlevUle type. n will he carrtea ver a. const to coast m-t-j (he .Xnthmai i'.roadcastlns 1 "m noover sn-i rrm a. t reny, iwt scientists, iook over : the work of ma k hiss the tlatly oh- ; servathots at this lonely post, where; ; Trtviics lilk. (the nearest neihhors iire Ilotlen-- : S;tp front a tree that grows In u tot tribes living very much tn tltw; : eei tasn part of tiuaienmla. looks j primitive fashion described hy Vas-j and tastes like cow's milk, I'rof. e de Uamu when he first eneotm-l S;insitel .1. Uecord. of Vale Fni ver- tered them, and where the only di-1 ! sity. and a member of a recent j version is an occasional springbuck expedition from the Kleht Musettm j or ostrich him. ! of Natural History, reports, ae-j The Seuth West African pivene i eordini; to Popular Mechanics I no nt assisted in the construction j M.tua:ine, lie says that the na-j of the tinhUo laboratory timl later -s ttsi it tn ctitiee ana ior nmK-f erecteti a leiepnoite line aw mttes metropolis of tho Jioguo liiverjing desserts. It sours easily, like j lomr, connecting: with the railroad vr!1v nrtd eii(pwa to frater 1 ,! k . : r-ai o'iH;. tejphm" system, by which the ex - : fa m 1 jMfilL H ' f t , t i. cW 1fc3S 1 -VZJ 1 'M .V,VI 1 TWDH? 4 Bedford ia the county seat and , F1 NTERFERENCE' Al ' HUNT'S CRA1EHAN Froving that a picture may live With(ut stlbtities. "Interference" goes on the screen at Hunt's Cra ierian tonmrrow. The characters speak for themselves here, Cilve Brook. Kvelyn Brent, , William i'twell and JXnis Kenyon as prin cipals in a melodrama express themselves verhnlly thruout the length of the film, : The only iirinted matter occurs at the start of the picture, and supplies information to the effect that "Interference." a stage play by Harold Deatdett and Iloland For wee. has been adapted hy Krn esl Pascal tofce talking screen. "Interference" makes an excel lent vehicle for a "talkie" since its principal episodes of blackmail and murder are worked out be tween four people only. 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