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MAIL TRIBUNE if ,
In Song Recital Tuesday
'For the Love of a Lady,'
Thrilling Romance' Se
, cured for Readers Dash
ing G a I Ian ts, Beautiful
Women Feature Story.
Fast-moving action and a
broatit-tnkliiK Intensity of intercut,
l.mrh thft development of ronmncn
In "Kor tin Io ve of 11 Inly." by
.I'4f'iy Karnol, which will ainicar
in tho Mail Tribune in daily ln
fci jlnifnttt beginning M o n d 11 y,
Juno 24.
H a HiirprisinKly brief period,
I-'arnnl rnrrleH hin chiuurtrrH
tlii'ctUKh the KrippinK events- love,
cruel mlHunderKtnndinK. couniK-'-oiih
nnd during exploits. The. dra
matic climax Ih followed hy 11
sudden but delightful eoncluKlon.
Vrom tho moment Kir Itichnrd
Ouyrfortt finds beautiful Helen
D'Arcy In hln home, attempting to
atral" a letter, until the last nceno
of tho Ntory, the author holrin the
render spellbound, fascinated by
the quick HUccesion of vivid word
pictures.
Stirring; Action Abounds
t'arnol dopH nut limit the plot to
a' Ringle theme, but wen vex to
gether n group of masterly
handled llni'H of interest, all eon
verging on the romance of a dash
ing nobleman and a beautiful
heiress, tho toast of the country
aide. A gypsy woman chants dire
pr pnecies and weird Incantations i Phuio, to he used In the concert
'l" It '- iT-K Vr?- Jll'Wrt
KINCAID PLEADS !
I
NOT GUILTY TO
II VIOLATION
Arrest Saturday Night Open-
Icarui'd whiit actljn will lie
tfeken In (hut city.
According tu prehcuL IndicatloiiH,
the mallor may ho Hcttk'd In u
short time, or ho in litiKution for
months. If it in uettlcd. Klncaiil ;
annoiim vil today ilani inn win go
on as usual at Co'd IIIII.
Rrevrfles
! hcen her companion on a prolonn-
jed drinking hout, was hold for
questioning today.
! A police report showed Mrs. Sut
ton had been treated for alcoholism
Saturday and pronounced out of
danger. Continued drinking that
! nielil. however, dot-torn said, prov
ed fulal.
FOR FARM HELP
WASHINGTON, June 17. M
it'ongreKM today appropriated $161,-
Uhen he entered a plea of guilt y , , 0 0(l.. f(H. th fedpril, f..rrn ,JU1M.(1
i and the leglKlation now goes to
it'rcHidcnt Hoover.
SAN KKANCISCO, Juno IT. (Pi
Following too reported (Hsap- i
.xf 1, tiw.au (if Villi-'
able jewelry worn by Mrs. HaejOen. ''!" .Mc:x'-;,'ur,a" ..
U n P.rl HK.I I VniPAP Will) (Iiefl VOI I I II lt-V -j
!,.i u iw.u.l hem vestnrdHV. .lollll . Henrietta J.inilKe
Welgiinil, said by police to have ki-qiip'i
.llacArthiirK Divorced
II 10 NO, N'-v., June 17. W) .MaJ.
.MacAlthur, oil
fiilliire to pi-iivldft.
In ln-ilii:e court this nflei-nmin on
ing Gun in Battle to Test enai-Ke of sp.-ciuiig tt nuek on
nance Law ropu ai orr " ' ...,. washinotox. June it. w
Udliuc uaw ruHuicu.un imlffi,r,( thf mlH1.nMl of , .miv-1 ,M1101,dinB uU.kly to thc ,.,. h
l :- ft.. t: ' er's llccnw for a days. Carl .Man-I .,.,i,.,i,. ..f unv.r a?
IS IVIctlll UUCMIUII IUI
Court to Decide.
I crle of Hog ue Uiver, arrested be-
j tween Alshlund and Klamath Falls!
j for a truck overload, was fined $ 1 U
mendution of 1'resldent Hoover.
the houne today passed a bill to
appropriate $ 1 r 1 ,500,000 of the
$GOO,UOO,000 authorized for the
board by the farm
With the opening guns In tho
dance hall closing war fired Sat-
urday night when Sheriff Ralph
I Jennings ordered the (Jold Hill and
j Jacksonville pavltlonR to clone at
mid-night on grounds they were
I cities with lenn than fiOO popula
tion, the legal battle testing I ho
land cohIh. The arreHts were made federal far
J by Stato Traffic Sergeant C I, j reii0f npt
laient yesternay. lie ald in view, Thp m(,ney wouJd constitute the
of numerouH complaints, special ! initflli outay of the J600, 000,000
efforts will be made to stop truck ! appropriation authorized by tho
Hpeedlng. new artf
Would tlirh Uoiu-d. Chairman Wood of the house'
WASHINGTON, June 17. -(I'j appropriations committee at once
. iMi .i. , ... . ,! prepared a bill to carry out the
A bill to take from the Federal ai((i ...1.,ji-. iia
I Kp.serve board Uh power to fix re
names Oievens
One of the ouistanding events i Tho song program of Mr. Stevens
on Medrord'H music calendar vhls ! wln m;im the compoHltloiiH of
year is the song recital by Jame., k cnu)0fl(;rB as
Stevens, well known bai llono, i ,
which will be held in (lie Kplsco- Robert Iran., arrangements by
pal (lulld hall under the auspices j Deems Taylor, Kdward McDowell,
of St. Mark's (iiiild this coming j Ho wind Fisher, Geoffrey O'Hnru,
Tuesilay evening beginning at X: lTi. I Serge Huchmanlnoff. Of local ap
Mifis Hetty l:rown, popular local , peal will be tho two clever nutn
musician, will accompany Mr. Ste- bers by Jetinesse Mutler, which tho
vens on the (iulhransen Grand ! singer has included on his pro
gram.
in the quaint Kornany tongue. Two
notoriouR highwaymen risk cap
ture and death to aid a friend. A
dashing iiotileinan saves his rival
in love from drowning and thereby
falls Into the hands of his enemies.
A hunted man throws aside all
precautions and com oh out of hill
ing (o he near tho girl who once
spurned him, but tho girl he Iovch.
Wr!l-Iravii CliaracKTs j
'Colorful characters, expertly
drawn in Farnol'H splendid tech
nique, will especially appeal to all
lovcra of fiction. Sir Richard
Guyfford and Helen D'Arcy, the
central figures, are ideally por
trayed, , Itichard's cousin, Julian,
is the evil genius behind the plots
of Vi.-vount Hrocklehurst and t'ap
ta,n Dcspard, two of Helen's suit
on. .
' Helen's aunt, the duchess, looks
ul tho world through eyea of cum
moiineiiHu, and pruvidea much of
the delightful humor. Hlack Mule
nnd the Galloping l'arson are
highwaymen of partieular Interest.
Tiuffeni,van old gypsy, draws Hir
Kit-hard into the protection of clan
wluii danger threatens him.
l'otim:cndeil hy Critics
Tho rapid-fire action and ilia
l 'H He won wide praise from ciltlis
vhen tho story was publlNhed in
hook form u n d e r the title,
VC.uyfford of Weare."
; "A glorious tale . . . with a
ch inning love idyll, told In Mr.
Karnol's best mood," says the
Vliih'delphla 1'ublic Ledger.
. 'fUn, Avgo.iaut: "Karnol koeps
tin; action at high pitch through
out..! One has the sensation of
watching a film being run extra
fast through - camera, or of
speeding ckee to the ground In an
Ulrplane. Hcenes, plots, faces van
ish and reappear, only to vanmh
g tin."
Pmh-o Skllirul llaiidllng
The New York Herald Tribune
Comments; "... a romance with
o Mviflly running plot, quick dia
logue and rollicking adventure."
ItOKton Transcript: The dainty
ch trm of my Iftdy Helvu, the dasli
Ing, sweet perversity of her lover,
tho lAtarrelH, the gallantrieN! . . .
luiirl-snot hing and satisfying, a
romance to delight the niohi ro
Jnantic," Indianapolis News: "Through
t)ie miizc of Intrigue and adven
tures In love and Jealousy, Karnol
guides his characters . . , with an
nytianrdluarlly skllirul touch and
Charm," 1
Detititt Free I'resH: . . , nn ex
rcmeb; AnlerVainlng ntory Farnol
il hl hrtst."' :
Mnltliuoiv livening Hun: " . . .
1' fresh tug Illy romantic"
Slat in .Monday, hiiie 1
vThi distluctivu romance Is made
Availaltle a n aders of ihc M ill I
Trjbunu throimh lis meinhet-Hblp hi I
Th . AsNoclnlcd I'ress Feature
St!ivlce. The first daily install
ment will appear Monday. June l.
Medfcrd Naticnal Guard Members
Enjoying Camp Clatsop Routine
Despite "Unusual" Rainy Weather
dance hull law, as paused by the
last legislature, was underway to
day. Luke Kincaid, proprietor of
the Gold Hill pavilion, is under ar
rest and appeared in the justice
court today to enter a plea of not
guilty. No bonds were set.
He Is accused of failing to pur-
j chase a license from the county to
operate a pavilion in Gold Hill, the
population of which Kincaid claims
to be over 500 people. He plans to
fight the case to the highest court
and it will be tho first In the fltnte
to he ho tested.
Gold Hill has a population of 520
people, according to a special cen
sus taken hy Kincaid, with the old
of the Gold Hill News, and the
present population, he said, Is at
its lowest ebb, due to some families
moving away with the (lis mi final'
of school nnd comparative lack; o(
employment at this time of the
year.
However, It Is tho purpose of
Sheriff Jennings to have Gold Hill's
population based on the 1920 cen
sus, which gave the city only a
little more than 400 people. The
bill, as passed by the legislature,
does not state what census is to j
be used In determining the popu-;
lation, leaving the matter entirely I
up to the discretion of the court in ;
determining the true meanin of j
the hill. The legislation original
ly was written to include towns of
presidential recommendation
; proposes to press for early house
discount rates and to fix the rate action
at 3 per cent was introduced to- I Expenditure of the money wou'd
day by Senator ltrookhart, Repub
lican, Iowa.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass., June 17
lrace Goodhue, Coolidge
wife of former President Calvin
Coolidge, was awarded the degree
of doctor of laws at the 51st com
mencement at Smith collegp today.
be made by the members of tho
federal farm board created under
the new law.
Selection of the board member
ship now Is being considered by
Mr. Hoover.
First pianos wore built 300
years ago.
El
13
Sub Carol has lovely skin
Movie Directors Decide
Girls Greatest Loveliness
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. 39 movie
directors say that the secret of a girl's
attractiveness is exquisite skin. "It
is a first essential for the serpen star,
says Clarence Badger, Paramount,
director. "Only marvelously smooth.
skin carries over to the audience," Sue
Carol explains'LuxToiletSoap leaves
my skin gloriously smooth." Sine nti
of ten screen stars are using this white
fragrant soap. And all tho great film
studios have made it their official soap
in all dressing rooms.
(lain Ih Slogan.
"Ilaln, rain, fairy and then more
rain," should be tho slogan here.
it has rained off and on every .few . 2ROo population, based on the last
hours since our a nival. Weather ( official census.
Is euol and very little sunshine has j Kincaid Is represented by New
greeted us. The' natives around wy & Newbury, attorneys, and it
their plan to attack the consti
CAMP CLATSOP, Ore., Juno I.V
(Special) Today Is the fourth day
In camp and all members of both
companies from Med ford are en
joying camp routine with Die ex
ception of two of the boys who
are In the hospital. Corporal Char
les I teed has an infection in his
bund whh'h he eontraeled before
leaving for camp and the "medics"
are keep log him In the hospital.
but lie is getting along so well that
he Is expected back
a day or two. so our men are conuoname, ou. The (;o( ,,, jmll was )mckod
Private W ilbur Kohl had an uu- '" ny weainer is aireaoy j Saturday night, but the closing
fortunate , accident happen yrster- j "ucnclng to wear on our nerves, ( or(t;r w"uH rto()ived by the dance"!
day while out on tho bayonet J this week nnd will not fl"l iti Rood mnnnor, and the Hanifl helH
course when be jumped into thejtlMV of l,e boys bathing in ho truo ior tno- Jacksonville tin neb
pit. turning bis foot aH he did so, j ocean instead, they will be seek- wich was being operated by the
and a result it was necessary to ( n aim spins. (chamber of commerce of that city,
remove him from the field In the roiiowing is a nsi oi camp cattHi Jacksonville claims to have
camp ambuliiuce. and be will prob- ""!' routine:
ably be confined lo the camp bos-, -ri :,TU a. in lieveflle.
pital for Ibe duration of the t amp. 0:13 a. m. Mess call
The nretlmlnarv r rt of the eamii! 6:4r' " m. Wok call.
" ' ..,.... . unburn, jtutlnnality of the hill on grounds of
but we who have en here now cIftKH dhfrrimIn, lon, pU.UinK out
for the pa, three season know ft numbpi. of t.Uies f M
better than that. 1- ortunately. ,, ,1flll i(liuiu(ll anA ntt f.
on duty" in ew.3 L, m h mmi-i-. u wun .i foctitiK other corporations.
so our men are comfortable, bu; Tho (;o( , haU wafl
1 ocean Instead, liiev will be seek-
warm spots.
people, but In this case. Sheriff
Jennings declares the 1JJ0 census
Is the only true census, and it gives
the city less than 5'u. It hns not
-breakfast.
surgeon Ih (bat he has a pressed !
fracture of his rig hi leg, and it j
will be necessary to keep his leg!
In a cast for Home time to come.
The first day in camp was given
over entirety to making camp. Kor
the first lime. In the history of the
Oregon National Guard, the men
of the command were required to
set up the entire camp upon ar
rival. Heretofore an advance de
tach men t has always done t his
work, ami when the troops arrived
their tents were all .set up for
them, but not so this time.
This innovation worked out well' "ikes plai
and the men uoi unite a kick out ' I" carry
7:"5 a. m. Drill.
1 1 : -I a. m. Cecal).
1- in Menu call dinner.
1 :;tn p. m. Drill.
4MMI p.m. Recall.
1:3.1 p. m. Ouard mount,
p. m. -Parade.
f:30 p. m. Itetreat.
(i:'iO p. m. Mess call supper,
!t:4fi p. m. Call to quarters.
10MIO p. in. TapH (lights out ).
Cor p o r a 1 Itudy Singler has
charge of athletics for Company
A. and he is already grooming his
charges for the big field day which
next week, and hopes
ff -the lion's share of
of establishing camp t heniM-lves.
A Company and Headquarters
company went about this work like
a bunch of veterans mid inside of
two hours after arrival had their
entire area of tents erected and
camp established.
The second day in camp was
given over to calisthenics, physical
en initial Inns, tie inonst ration of
pitching shelter tcniH and display
of full field equipment, drills and
schools of the Holdicr, and I he dity
was topped off with ji refclijicnial
parade
athletic honors for 'ompany A.
We have a great bunch of athlete
in our company and wo are going
after top honors In all events.
Ooixl Apietllrs.
If the mot hers of some of our
boys could see the way they eat
here, it would certainly be a sur
prise, "l ultmlted appetlties" seems
to express it. And we have some
mess this year, and the boys make
short wnrk out of the big portions
set before them. The salt air and
outdoor life demands, plenty of
t food and the boys are sure put
ting it away.
The boys who stay In camp Sun
day will have a few extras added
to their Sunday dinner through
the courtesy i.f .Medford Kiwanis
club, when be i ream and cake ami
strawberries will be added to the
menu.
!'M:itN AUK ltONOIU.D.
Continued from Page One.)
Miinc, occurred at dusk when It
vjs rainy and dismal. The plane
appeared over the field to the in-,
contpantuti nt of cheers.
mi of A nho lit tit's first move
af'er ctthn: hi foot on the field
at I.eltourcet wan to call his bride
of a few da vm, M Is I u 1 1 ne I 'a t -her,
H N(w York girl, tivsr trani
Atlanttc telephone.
l-o'.ii. with (.lie micccns bright In
his eyes, I even led a plan fur an
n: tempt to make the westward
ciodng of the Atlantic. He said:
"We will try in make the other
Vii,V next time, Paris lo New York,
and without stopu anywhere. Per
il ips officialdom will permit us to
try It now that we hie proved
that we can da It."
... I.otll revealed that shortly after
the" dlneovery of Nehreiber. aboard
tho plane, he made htm nlun a
contract guaranteeing 50 per t cut
-of hi earning from wrllitiK about
IT flight, to Ansolaiil and l-el-Wie.
J.otti h 1 m n e I f in Independently
wealthy. A nynd lento offered the
young American $2tt.no r,ir his
narrative. .
Ill tile evening
MM I led ItoHtlllC.
The third day found the ca nip
getting down to a well-planned
schedule of camp routine, consist
ing of close order drills, extended
order d rills, bayonet ib'monst ra
tions by recti la r army troop, fol
low ed by practical applW at Ion of
our own tmops; tnuyketry: and the
day ended with our hatallinn par
ticipating in a regimental escort of
the colors.
The fourth day. Saturday, start
ed off With br Ida e 1 us peel ton .
Itiigailler (1 e n e r a I (Uorge A.
White, accompanied by bis staff
and (lovei nor Patterson, Inspected ;
the entire command, comported of I "
nearly 3, una men. and from reports ( UKUIJN. Juno 17. Ay) The
made by war department Inspect- entire, assembly at the opening
oim attelu d to ibe camp, the troops session nt (lie eleventh ronrcss
were found lo be in fine shape H(l, Women's International Suffrage
I
MRS; CAn
d All-at-Once
is not
the Safe
Way to
Soft-cook
alihousand
Eggs
You boil only a few eggs at n
time so you can take all instantly
from the water when done. Like
wise Hills Bros, roast their coffee
a few pounds at a time by a con
tinuous process. Every berry is
roasted evenly and a matchless
flavor is assured. No other coffer
can taste like Hills Bros, because
none is roasted thc same way.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
h'mk from the &it
iJ iifKum Part,
the key,
O 1"9
well trwlncd. As
spnetion w.tH nver
given passes and a
of troops fiinmii ii i
resorts and cities
In- i
thronged w lib
tomorrow, as a
lal deialls have h
drill dul lex until
(lav nli;ht
alliance rose as ntin woman todav
in tribute to Carrie Chapman Cats,
after a message from Mrs. fiitt ha 1
been read hy Miss Hello Sherw in.
lender of the American delegation.
Idlers today and i The congress voted unanimously
men not on spec- , to cable Mrs, Cat! expressing th
ecu excused from hope that she would recover her
o'clock Sun-1 health and "so the completion of
i her ureal work."
oon as the
the men were
general exodus
d to Ibe nearby
Seaside will be
1
. The valleys In Tibet uri higher
(ban tho , tulles! peak of the
JjocklcH. , "
Generous Reward Offered
A. Jay Stump. Hotel Jackson (or Mail Tribune) will generously
reward finder who. riturni rniing new billfold with contents
of approximately ft-IIO. consisting of two 50-dollae bills, nine
20-dollar bills, seve-il 10" and "5" bills. Po'sihly left on
counter at Jackson Tounty bank Saturday. June 15. between 11
end 1 1 : TO a. m. V might have been taken f--om Room 325.
Hotel Jackson, during 8aturdav nioht. Anyone having Informa
tion that will aid In recovery of this missing sum of money will
receive compensation for their trouble In notifying the owner,
by telephone call or In person.
A. JAY STUMP (Hotel Jackson.)
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Open Every
Day Including
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Good Food Good Service
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