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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1929)
11 " It i a t 5 5 I a ; s fef 1- G " . i p x . ; 3f eg 5ft Sf - N . . ... . .... . . , i - -.' XI. bu .i.l i . . A LITTLE DEER a lawn, to be xacl was one of many wild animals driven down from the mountains lo the outskirts of Ogdcn. Utah, by recent heavy snows which made food hard to get. A farmer captured it, fed it and took this picture 4 OS" T S3 Stan. W W-A trs.SSc li Si) 0- c rAWNY .DESER r HIL.LS AND SANDY PLAINS WILL SINK FOREVER OUT OF SIGHT when the great Boulder Dam is built -on the Colorado river I his picture shows the proposed site of the gigantic reservoir.; Under tentative plans, a man-made lake nearly as large as Lake Erie would be formed, covering - an 91. ine lowlands shown in this photo J t ata '.mil n3a rape n TTT III I (J-ll THE MAJESTY OK THE MOUNTAINS never f-L ' to sti ike a responsive chord. Here is a view of Flat Lake, " in Glacier National Park, with the Rocky Mountains dimly visible in the background, 0 ' MEDICINE either bad or good is this woman s spe cially. She's one of the medi cine women of the Blood trit: of Indiansim Waterton Lakes National Park reservation, in the Canadian - Rockies, and she's wearing her buffalo ' headdress. Jl -y, 'p-iVi. - y -h" I THE SPRAY FLIES HIGH when the outboard-motor speedsters race 4 Here are "Baby Ohcn" and "Baby Deiu "ille" practicing in the Deauville Casino pool at Miami . , Beach. Fla. .. . - , .... as Shi! : " CinTMC ih r A Kirt nm r-kif n. . j atr V.WIV.C. ainu smtro bU I flt 1 I Y MYRNA LOY will be remembered , .v..e ai.r ui -,ii m i,K movies, ai any rate, rtcre s lYliss L6y looking her siren-est - . : . ,. iiwai iii iiic v iiapiione operciia. I he Desert Song "nii!tf.-Jriiii '''v yf1 NOT ALL JAVA makes its apiie.il via the coffee cup. Hcie s a Javanese dancing girl, as portrayed by Doris Hill of the movies. . r - i t ....... ,. j . , . , -. . t . ii lit t SPEEDING TO THE WIRE IN A DRIVING FINISH, these four horses we-e pl-ota-graphed in the climax of the Speed Handicap at the 1 lajuana'racc track in Mexico The win ning horse, at the extreme right, is Alexander Pantages, named for and owned by the thes'rical magnate. . i TWENTY MEN NEARLY LOST THEIR LIVES WHEN A HUGE SNOW SLIDE went thundciing down the side of Provo canyon. Utah. '1 his picture shows how the road was blocked. At ihe lefi and right can be seen horses and men working 10 V, " get the road clear again. . f J. V TV. ...jar.v.fl. V, V v "K -VT-r V AN -HOUR IN Till". SUNSHINE bnnvs hrillh and licauiy. nccwrdnm to ihe lairst mrdit.il iipnnnn. u the I lutrl F.veiglade at Miami. Ha., has fixed filings so that its guets Can got all the sun lliry want. I lore's a fair Bot. altonded by doctor ami nurfe. taking a sun bath on the hotel ioof . 1 UGH. WIDE AND HANDSOME goes T G Kagami. J.ipamte memler of the CambndRC L'niversily ki team. mV spiking a lump turn from a high lock dunng tlie viii,er sMts. tarmval at Murren. Switierland J. ORANGES and lots of cm were on aiplay at the National Oiange Snow held tecentlv in San Brmaidtno. Calif "I his young lady, wnh an armful of the golden duit. gracfd the Ortario county cthilit. rt U zt3? p -rtTx j -" 3 i 'Y'h1 tX&t tjyf-T isy fHE LONE F.AGLE HAD PLENTY OF COMPANY on his recent fhgl Panama Canal Zone. Here (in tlu right foreground) is Col. Chailes A. Lindbergh flying his amphibian pl.-.ne accompaniebrthrec rmy planes; in the background is the Panama C;nl. v.!..,:,.:.,..;. ' ' . . v, ..., -'jS, pinny tor your lnuiH. - i h rplle.' t one. '"Thoy are not
