Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 05, 1929, Page 20, Image 20

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- S. t': I fi Jj..Vfreg 1 r MINDS you of "The Sultan rCKE M F 'Vn
K-U' " V ' . 1 V I 11 -vA ' fcLi of Sulu." George Ade'. LTiUW 1 ST AT
tOl I - A
. QUITE A iFEW IN HOLLYW(X)D are weari.-.g tun-,
I boryet thi luniir jf.? Here it Mary Brian ai .a little country ,
k f v v 'i vgirlj' v - v. v . v" .
al 1 Oh t-NULlSH COLLEGE AFFAIRS is the Eton Steeplechase.
Above,, the boys are shown taking the brook in the Juniors' rac. Below, some of the Junior
,are.watchi- Senior runners stretched out at the finish ofc the strenuous event..
MAYBE THIS RE
MINDS you of "The Sultan
of Sulu," George Ade's
play of twem;' years ago.
Anyway. i.'sw George' Ade
himself, photographed at Ma
nila recently at a fancy dress
ball on the Bclgenland, in
whiclt the author, was making
a world cruise.
- WALKING UP A SHEER WALL of rock like a fly. or
leaping from crag to crag with thousands of feet of empty .
. space below them, these Rocky Mountain goats seei.v to have
no ncr"e at all. A Glacier National Paik ranger got this
. -.. . ;. fjne photograph of the species. , ., ",.
l;THE ITALIAN ROYAL AIR FORCE is one of Pre
,'tnitr Benito Mussolini's cherished pets. II Duce is shown
decorating the standard of the corps with a silver rnrdal at !
I jh recent seventh anniversary celebration of the founding of
ggf&i Hie force.,
LADY DRUMMOND j
, 'HAY, English journalint and t
the first woman to fly acroM i
the Atlantic Ocean in the
Graf Zeppelin, is shown here j
as she returned lo New York j
Hhf other day. wearing an
' , odd veil from London. , ' ,
i a SS3ri
'TWO YEARS AGO Edith
Cross of San Francisco
:played tennis just for fun.
Now she lias been paired
with Helen . Wills and the
two are going to play to
gether in the European and
American tournaments this .
season. : -
SIXI'Y 'EARS AGO THIS WAS 1HE BIG LVLN I in national transportation the driving of the golden spike at Pro- ,
montory, Uljh, completing the first transcontinental railroad. Senator Leland atantord ot aiitornia u snown sianaing wun me (
maul while another man kneels to hold the spike in position for him to drive it. .. . . .,- A
j MRS. HEAVY FACE is the squaw's name, and thr htile
igirl if Stella Golden Star White Grass, petted papoose ol the
Clack' National Park reservation. Stella rrm to havt
. f-, chased away Mrs. Heavy Face's Irown..
IF IT ISN'T AMBITION
for a man to climb 25 fret m
seconds, maybe it's pull.
jThe young man is James
Burton of the Lot 'Angeles
Alhlctic. Club, and he won!
the rope-climbing champion-
ship by doing ji'st llu'v. J
SIS
CHIEF WHITE HORSE
EAGLE, picturesque Amer
ican Indian, is shown as Me
sirolled along the streets of
TWO GIANT D0RN1ER SUt'F.RWAL flying boats are hown being given their final L-sIs in Geimany lefore being flown p.,r,j recently. The. chief
over the Atlantic to be delivered to the Uctroit Cleveland iNavigauon vo. inc aii nm w wot wi nt cigar.