Medford mail tribune., March 13, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

MEDFOFtD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDffOftD, QKKUOX. WEDNESDAY, Alti'lf-13.-1929.
E
YEAR'S
, At its resular meeting laat night
the board of directors of the Ared
tbrrt Chamber of Commerce, ad
vanced plans for the ensuing year
and appointed committees to take
care of the needs of various pro
gram departments. .Plans were
taken up tor the annual Chamber
of Commerce home products din
ner to be held in April, when a
special Bpeakor will be present to
make the address of the evening.
The following committee mem
bers were appointed: l'rograin
committee, J. C. Carle, Walter Loi
erette and Howard Scheffel; bud
get committee, Vernon Vawter, C.
A. Swlgart and K. C. Caddis; elec
tion committee, A. L. 11111, A. H.
Miller and llert Orr. The dlrec.
tors endorsed the. proposed -Midway
road, giving Sams Valley nnd
Table Hock a direct route to Mcd
ford and appointed Secretary C. T.
Bilker to represent the chnmhor at
the heoring held this forenoon be
fore the county court.
Plans were also discussed on a
proposed ordinance to be Intro
duced before the city council lo
pievent Irregular arrangement of
electric signs, some of which are
placed in such position ns lo ob
scure the signs nearby. Tho ordi
nance was referred to a commit
tee headed by J. C. Thompson for
Investigation.
STATE OFFICER OF
EASTERN STAR IN
CITY FOR SESSION
Mrs. Mna Isanc entertainrn j
wlih a lunchoon ut Hold Medford
today In honor of M is, XI i n n ie
White, associate grand conductive
of the Knstern r-tar for the Mate
of Oregon, who is in Modford on J
her annual visit. Thirty puesiii
were present at the luncheon,
cludinR tho officers and Installing j
officers of Modford, lrantM I'a-t 1
and Vsln"rt. The tahlen wtv '.
beautifully decorated In overt. d and ;
pink floral pieces, under the di
rectlon of Mrs, M.irio Kchoepeti.
Mi8 While Is hero In the inltr
tvst of InftU'UCtlnj? the offlceiH and
members in r.h'ard to' Inlatory
form nnd regulations. Two new
menihoiH will be iuilin'.ol nt lo
nicht'fl ceremony to bo put on ht.
fore the visiLinK officer, nl the lo.
cnl lode. . .
T
ALLEY AT RIALTO
1'evhaps knowlnK-m much nhout
tho "cruclrix" lfld as the.. w:uilor
himself, ,Itoi Kruse, husky l'mi
land wrestler, will probably tdinw
Tom Alley, Outlook. Mont., wrestler
a few surprises when tho two nu n
meet in tho main evrnt of thi
wrcstllnR smoker at the ltlalio the
ater Monday evening. Kruc has
won several nidtches with the "cru
cifix," of which Alley has been
popularly recognized as' tho mat
ter. Tho two men are cxpeeted to put
up one of the fullest matches ivr
seen In southern oivuimi. In thi
lnM ma teb between the twu men,
Alley lu.Ht on Jt foul hcciiiihO nl'
buttiiiK tncticH. considered loo
vouch in A-tirin vhriv tbe iuaU'b
took place.
On tho name card, Tommy liynn
will be een In action against Wild
cat McC'anii, a ittiuihrru I'.illfoi -nht
wivstler of 'od abilUy.
Ueddinu Tniitel,v.
UKUIMXti, fill.. M:ir.:b i:i.--1
Harry Wlllinm, eleetrielan. beat
bin wife. Kdith. tn datli, nnd then
Ntabbed himself fntally. The oou
lilo married 2 1 yenr-, had pepn
vntcd a nhort time njrtt. Knur eliil
dren ntirvive. .
SCRA.VTON, I'ii.r.MnrcTi 1. U
t-Tlio body of a niuii who h!d
been iMuttcn and fttatibed aurl hit
elothinK "itturuted with oil nnd net
it fire, pollee n'llil, wan found to -day
by fin-men f hUni; flnmen In
tliQ home of Krank i'vidn at t'nr-
bndnle.
For best results use
MT BAKING
Lx&J POWDER
Same Price
For Over 30 Years
25 ounces for 25C
MILLION OF POlfKOI USED
BY OUR OC
IVVSIIIIMbNT
he replies' at once. 'They are not
Millionaires Taboo
I ! I C . i under' par.
! 1111 i ' jit 4 j At the meeting of the club lion-;
gj " 5 Vsl day -evening, II. Jl. Wood was re-j
1 I -(ill cloetwd president, . and Vernon!
I N? ' - ' ' J ' M 4 1 Vawter was re-elected treasurer.!
I I . i ! I S I" 'if wnil D. CI. Tyrce was elected sec-
l I i'V ' 'll 1 rotary. C. M. Kidd. D. O. Tyree.i
i I
1 Mk !
W
;
Llli Damlta has decided the wil:
wed a poor man. In nine montht
of movie making in the Uniteo
States, the French actress hat
come tioutly to the conclusion she
will never pick an American mn
lionaire. "All they do Is talk ot
the itock narket." the tiys.
T
E
FOR INCOME TAX
WIIHOUIPENALIY
There are two more day left
(o file income tax returns, without
penalty, on tho tlmo limit expires
Kiiday, and hence tho deputy in-
tcrnal rcventto collectors on 'duly
In the federal huildintv here to
aid the people in making out Ihelr
i'JUH income lax return' will be
kept exceptionally btmy with the
usual last minute rush.,
Uut tho final rush to come un-
dor the wire without penalty thlu
year will, bo much lea.- than- In
pant yearn, nn the ptople have bien
makfnK ut their lax returns
earlier. In fact, for tho past two
weeka citizens have hcn eatllnK
at the deputy internal icvopiua colv
K-ctor'n offices on tho third floor
of thu' Federal building' foi- aid in
Vnakini? ut their return, at the
rate of from. CO to GO a da,v, . .
Many of thette callerH expect , to
bo there only from five to . ten
minutes, hut find on compilation
wit n deputy that they have pre
pared their Htittements wronK. pud
hence are detained a much lonKr
lime until they not things Htralj(ht
ened out rlKhi. On the other hand,
many call Klioe returns havo been
so correctly made out lluH each
only tequlreft a few minute of
j iime. ,
SILENCE PREVAILS AT
CIIKJA'Go, Mar.' 13, OVHIicoud
ed In the silence -which butoklftis
deep concentration,. I'D .expert
ahccltcr plnyern were Contpvtl.nir
today for the championship of the i
I' n 1 1 e d Stntcs hi a tournament j
sponsored by .tho American Check-
er association.' , . . v'
The- conlcninnts Includcil , Sam ,
Gotnotsky , of llrookl-n iircsent
world's rhaninlon; Willy Kyan ofi
the lironx: lumli o. i ," Illinois
champion: IV II. Keirhum, lilllnols
champion for three years, -,and
Jesse Hansen of takland, Cab .
IlilfiiH Ahead. '
RAN' FltANCl.MCO. Mnrcli'13.
The ;oierntncnl 'spent ' 410
lconlcllu(T ltufllK Abbott of pos
eiilon of liquor nnd kceplnt: hltn
n n hoftpllHl uutll hn was physi
cally fit for lull, , Then it win
dl:nvM'cd that President C'OOltdKC
had remitted tho I3U0 fine Ahbt
win supposed to serve ,' out1. In
I prison. Ho. was a hoHpltnl bill
tabend. , ' , '
COtltT AlltS ItOAII KISl't'TK
(Continued from l'atte One, :
'he construction In view of the hen
fits It would bring Mttdford, and a
Ike stand was taken hy -C; :-. T.
linker, secretary of -the. Meilford
t'hiimber of Commerce, the dlrec-ttu-s
of -which endorsed. Ihe movo
nient Inst uvcuinK In. regular; ses
sion. -
.lieorge Hilton, Jr., advanced Uie
propossl Of having tin cutoft.rnad
jolu the highway some dlstiture
this side ot the present proposed
Junction aud In this way ellmlnsle
'.ho damage claims ol owners lof
pnall tracts through which the
ight of way was surveyed. ' tie
offered lo donate land trough his
i;roperty If this route Is accented.
The county court declared. Us po.
sltlon uecessltnled the construction
jf Ihe road this year and It it Is
not done during l!i2, It would prob
ably he some time before It would
be, because of tho numerous peti
tions for roads In all sections of
tne counly. Tbo court look nd de
cision on the matter and will not
until the second reading of the pe
tition wlih lis 1 ". names,; the
reading dale Is IndMnlle'.at the
ritesent llmo. ' -
-. ' -v '
t Iut storm In China,
' KIIANOIIAI, MST. . 'I Klour
like dust from the Oold deiirt en
jtulfcd Shanghai today In the wnrM
xtorm reporti'd here In' 10 years.
The dut was hloVvn more than
Jr.nft niiir,'h(trh n a!irni tehlth
orlsluaiod In-Menveha on Alsrvh
UUi. '.
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HUESTON TRAVELS
OVER GOLF LINKS
FOR NIFTY SCORE
ltog.ro . Vllley Golf club' 18-holc
courwe, was made last Saturday
when Jack Hueston, club nrofes-
Rlonal. went around in 68. two
and il. 1). McCaxkcy were chosen
dirnctoni, fillinK. places formerly
held by G. M." Roberta. J. C.
Thompson and F. C. Kenly.
The Jadies' - tourname;
was to havo opened tomorrow
been postponed until
because of conflicilnf? activities,
but the ladies' handicap commit
tee will meet Tuesday noon at the
cluh to take up handicap matters.
Huenton's tccore Is as followH:
.
Tar
Huenton
In:
343 444 444 34
Par
HuoKion
.: 343 433 444-
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War Kinps Tomatoes.
LOS A.VOKLKS, Mar. 13. W
War in Mexico weems to be cutting
or rihn Kunnlv of Mralcan - tomft.
a renort today oy the i:nil.'d !
. ,....v. .........
1 hu remi or peonamlcfi sriid on em- f
- - " r.t'. noin, una it.-;
bargo nn freight traffic alons the turned to ad Inn and is workinK
Mexican west coast inixhl be nnewUh ISudV DowIIiik. the 1'trouU-,
rnanon for tomato imporlH drop- wii' star, in a now mim!c:il-tulkini 1
plnrr to 70 earn for the but wek. 1 production being mnde at ihe
Ci
arence joaaser
Paramount director and star, say I
"Smooth skin is a girl's greatest charm"
CLARA BOW, Para- ,
.mount's popular star, in
.1 ' the bathroom which is one '
' of the most luxurious built
i- in Hollywood.
"A beautifully smooth
JL X skin means even
more to a s,tar than to
other women. Keeping
one's skin flawless for the
all-seeing eye of the cam
era means constant care.
Lux Toilet Soap is a great
help in keeping the skin .
in perfect condition.'' .
The neit time you see MERNA
KENNEDY, sparkling little
tar with Universal, notice
how delightfully smooth Lux
Toilet Soap keeps her skin.
"A star mutt guard with so
much care the perfection of her
kinl Lux Toilet Soap keep
my skin n smooth," she says.
Screen Ufe
Hollywood-
fly lloMiiu Coons
HOU.VWOOD. An Omaha at
f
dience assembled to witness
presentation of "Toss of the D'i;r-!",la
doivijjoj ry
b t o c k company
headed by Krank
Bacon,, latsr or
"Lightnl n'
tame, saw the
theatrical" dehun
of one of film
dom's present
stellar xliKhts.
And the man
who di rec ton
that production
and sometime
nt, which did double dutyY.
orrow.hasjaB director and " fi4
.March 22ftctor. in now on - j
activities. " mo "lot" ' ft
th 8 a m e . com
pany, with tho
f . I
llaiol.I Ll.ijd ,
former schoolboy
actor now
renowned
Icndlnc cinema'
444 345 435 35 I comeomn. Me is ever clad to tes- '
444 445 434 36,lifv- testimony were necessary, !
mat tne ls-year-old boy who
made his, humble bow to the foot-.into
liishts on that 'occasion has not
been snoiled hv iho hinh
to Harold Lloyd.
I.lnyd ' Ingram, actor and
mo-
I,i hi . !
norio,.r ui, i,,ui." i,,
oi iwKun: pifuureH iu tno croon
tvt hiu n. mW,.',, :
i i N j :
,a aKrM8.w"Mi .-.,i.
9 out of 10 Screen Stars guard their skin this way
NO MATTER where you see it As Clara Bow say's, ," A beautifully. '..
on the street, at dinner, on, smooth skin means even more to a
the screen your heart beats a little
faster in response to a faultlessly
lovely skin. -
"The most important thing in
making a girl lovely is an exquisite
smooth skirt," says Clarence Badger,
Paramount nd sumsuptheopinion
of 39 leading directors in Hollywood.
"Because beautiful skin charms
people so, it is a first essential for
screen stardom," he continues. " Vel
vety skin is the treasured possession
of every screen star."
Lux Toilet
'Metropolitan studio, where Harold
I Lloyd also makes his headquar-i
'.ten. .
.
A ltote-in TIjiu- ;
! Ingram stood In the wings on
t h at unmispoctpdly auspicious '
! Omaha occasion when Lloyd, a
echoolliov recruited for the part,,
portraved the crippled "Utile!
Abe" in "Tea.'
In the part. Ingram recalls, ttic
future comedy star demonstrated ,
the resourcefulness which was tol
nim. in the rtrupgle for fame
Kor "Jjiule Abe" anticipated the1
cup which wax to bring him on ,
the Ktaso to exchanse lines with;
Tps" in a parden scene. . In-,
ifirnm. in tho opposite win?;, mo-:
tioned frantically for the boy tot
nrttreat. Harold was lready "on,")
had caupht the sic mil, and
thought ritiickly to save the awk
ward situation.
Hou? !fo merolv nnnsd hv a
prop "rosebush." cupped a bios-!
som in his hand nnd enjoyed its'
fragrance until "Tess" spoke the
cue for his hobbling advance, .
while Ingram's groans were
chanced to pesticulated "Bravos
A sound-proof stage should be j
hoalthful nlace. Onn studio has'
lit huge ' air-wash ine" plant com-1
"ined with the ventilator system j
i"t' .
PreelnctH. no that this atmosphere
i'B!,,l"s iiu"1,k' n l luinmMntiini nuuuuou, unit net rontunce
" u"nel 3d feet lont; and
washed by numerous, fine jets of
water to free it of dust.
'
,n-. A" Roc of Battle
The Divine Lady . produced by
Itit al nn-il VI t a iihnnA lu rn i-
,." . ""'.:
V'7.. ..- t , ., T. r,.r .." "
tit Hvith unntrti notjihlv
suiih: by Miss C.ritiHh, but it rm-
... i . ..
liHiiiH i"!)inpitiuiy irom ourHliug
into rilalnK refralna hornicaUv. onn
mlKht kv, on tin occanioD 'when
Admiral Nelson, played by Victor
Vnrenni. titters hiH cidobrarnd mos-
ana viara
out of ten
Toilet Soap
sase to the fleet before Trafalgar:
'"0lan(l expects that every man
will do his duty." , -
The' two sea battles, thunderous
Bffalrs with the booming and crack
of cannon audible, are probably the
first scenes 01 conflict to be filmed
in sound.
,T
HOLL1WOOD The aU-seems
movie camera again proves it can
; p "" ' interests oi romance
" """"7,. hm;i
. The Divine Lady, new sjnehro-.
jnizen opus in wnicn me loveiy jo-
rlnne Griffith,
portrays the
rook's dailEliter
Into t h e 1 to
1 1 n g creature
of court life!
known to hlsto-'
rvas Lady Ham-1
it",. to iha i
example.
Lady Hamil
ton, as the al
legedly deceased
Mrs. Grundy,
would have us
know, . was far
from discreet in J
her conduct of i
umours in which
Corinne Griffith her liese lord
played a rather j
unessential role.
but the camera, charitable and
, nmiamic, ionises cenirany upon
j tho lactiy's loveless . marriage to
j with Britain's Kreatcst sailor, ljjrd
Nelson, picturing her finally in 1
patriotic renunciation of this love".
It is another case of tampering
wltn history for the public's sake.
and tho after taste,, ncedlesslv to
. . . ' .
say. is lur more . pteitsant than
would nave been a scrupulous ad-
Leshm to unvenocred lact.
Psychological Movies
Psychology, by the way. alwa3
reckoned with more or less in
movie makitiR. k lii the altt;ration
of fnct for this picture's purpono.
b;
ow
Photo by O. Dvr, Hollywood -
Of the 451 important actresses in
Hollywood, .including all stars; 442
(98) keep their skin smooth and,
lovely with Lux Toilet Soa. Little .
wonder, then, that all the great film
studios have made "this white fra
grant soap the official soap in their
dressing rooms. , ,' .'. . ' . .'
When you see your favorite star in luxury such as bat e
the close-up, remember that nine found only in French soirps
screen siars use Lux
for smooth skin.
Soap
ELKS AID FINDS j
I 10 DANCE FRIDAY
.St. Patrick's Day will be cele- i
v,,,.i i,h ..nam Fri.inv nleht. I
. 15 wh,n JO wl sponsor ,
another . of their whoopee dance
ka . lc- Mus!c
.. ho ,,...,
tue popular I'rovost syneopaterH, j
' and special features are belni; i
!''"""" u I" """"" """I
! Rlso in t'UI,-rB0 of tne WashlnBtoft's 1
i birthday dance j
An r1KS ""
inv!tel to attend this bis affair
which Promises to be one of the
outstanding parties of the season,
charge.
SiLVXGHAI. Mar. JS W) Thej
German freighter Oicssen, bound
for IIonKkons, struck the bottom
near the Saddle islands early to-!
day and is believed a total loss.'
An unnamed liner was standing by
and had rescued three paesenKers
and most of tln crew.
has now been recosnized formally
las a clnematicaily Important sci
ence.
Dr. William M. Marston. well
known psychologist, has been
nlcd undpr oontrriP, hv t'arl
1 Laemmle. president of Universal
to take Charge of a "public serv
ice bureau." a new department
which will apply practical psychol
ogy to lh production of movies. I
Tho underlying Idea, according
to announcements, is to insure that
I Universal pictures will bo prepon
derantly "uleasaut" as well as real-
sitie In the impressious they leave
upon audiences.
Clean raffs wanted at the Mail
Trlhun offie t
New incandescent "sun-spot"
lights film even more highly
sensitised than before! That is
why the beloved screen stars
must now keep their skin love
lier and smoother thau ever
for the all-revealing close-up.
T HELM A TODD, First Na
tional star, says: "A star's skin
must be-what we call 'studio
skirt to be lovely in the
close-up,.. .It requires constont
protection, especially in hard
water. Lux Toilet Soap's gentle
lather is lovely for my skin."
at 50(t and $1.00 the atke
now
Gordon
V-Line ,
Smart . '
in design
JSaturallr, Kouiea all . uver tlie
country arc selecting the Cordon
V-lioe designed by an artist 111
his smart modern fashion with
V-haprd shadows i siljj that re
peat the m'tiiruT shadow in the
xnkle. .' C . . ; J
Ami Ute new Cordon color
" no'jJ,n'y 'he ciuiumc bat th
woman hcmrlf ! ronsldrrrd!
They are plannel to roatrb skin
toner ( whether pale or inn-tanned)
dUtinrllr a modern note in
color. .' . fc- '
Adrienne's
Mcdford National Bank:
Building ' .' , .
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