Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1929, Image 3

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if FOR PLAY
SAFE
Andrew Dulluire was In Die
niurrylnK muotl, ami whether it
wus u chorus n rl or a liautfluer
of an aiisiopiatic family made
little iliffervru-e Andrew was in
the mood. Around this whim f
Andrew's was woven the theim of
"The Xiride," two-art playlet writ-'
ten by Mary tireiner, and pre
sented by the Copcu IMayoiii Ki.st
nlK'ht over K.li:i, ;
Andrew u ml his sistrr. Martha,:
were desecmlaulH of one of the
oldest families of Townsend, and
lived in iho Uullaire lutim, U
one time one f the most stalely
in the town, but nuw rapidly de
teriorating, as Martha refused to
have any modern eonvenienees or
repairs. Karl Davis Impersonated
Andrew, and Jo Murray Uuslel
the aristocratic Mal tha, who de- j
tested chorus yirls, and thought
Andrew should marry an aristo-j
cral a member of one of the
older families.
Dolly, tho chorus shl whom
Andrew picked out as his bride,
was to be "educated" in the ways
of the elect of Townsetid. This
part was taken by Mary Creincr.
Johnny Jessup, the aviator-electrician,
-whom Dolly seemed to
liko in particular, was character
ized by Harry Uould.
Because tho I.ucons, an old
family who formerly lived in
Townsend were returning, Mtirtha
thought it best that Andrew
should call the wedding off. Miss
Dolly stepped into the loom at
that time and said she wished to
have the engage ment broken, as
tho was to marry Johnny Jessup
as soon as her parents, the
Ducons, arrive fur the wedding.
Then it was that Martha and An
drew discovered that Dolly was ;i
Lucun, an aristocrat, although
known to them by her stage name
only,
. Andrew h:id 1 ween annllier
chorus girl that he liked tjiKcnio '
Darling, and maybe she would
have him A mire w was In the
marrying moml.
ANITA PfKGond KENNETH THOMSON in THE BROADWAY MELODY"
"The Jiroadway Melody," all
talkin. all-singing, all-dancing pic
ture, is at Hunt's CraU-rian and
gives the most exciting perfor
mance that the talking pictures
have yet recorded.
Anita 1'ae supports Miss Love,
Ihnrles Kmg takes the role of thc;one learns something of the possi
'"5nt12: Ibities of the film musical comcdv.
During the course of this sound
'picture, three theme songs are
sun.;, one of which, "The Wedding
of the J'ahited Doll," is given a
, true musical comedy presentation.
I 'rum "The llroadwav Melodv"
Work of erecting the towers for
the federal super-radio station will
begin tomorrow, the crew of four
men arriving today.
Mr. dark son. who is to assist
Nornvin lliiss, chief radio elec
trician on the coast, in Install
ing the euuipinent, arrived Tues
day and Mr. iillss Is expected this
evening.
It is the 1 neu t ion to have the
station in' operation by July lit),
when alt plam-s eq nipped with
radio can le in constant com
munication witli this station, re
ceiving weather reports that will
be broadcast every hour, both day
and night, as well as uthei Im
portant information.
It. A. Martin, who has been
here several months super hit elid
ing all work, will have charge of
the station. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin purchased and occupy a home
on tho Pacific highway north of
Med ford.
$ f M: BEGINS THURSDAY
ELY STILLE TO BUILD
1909 Copy Medford Morning Mail
Has Bliton's Editorial Swan. Song
and Boosting Spirit of Early Day
SHADYJOVE SCHOOL CYST0CKWF1LIS
' If. D. Force, district deputy
grand master, assisted hv Paul
Thompson, KVed Kelno, V. . I
Hittle, Richard Adams, .). V. j
liryaii and Tony Hons, iill of Cold j
Hill tnutallnil tho fitnrm- l Moil, i
ford Lodge I. O. O. R for tho en
suing term last night us follows:
. N. ,K Wiley, past grand; N. C.
Chancy, noble grand ; Francis Put
man. vice grand; K. K. Wilson, re
cording Kocretary; M. V. .larmln,
warden: G. I. PrescoM. It. S. N. ('.;
N. A. Mead. L. S. N. G.; ., T.
Hylic, O. (!.; C. A. Crow, I S. S.;
(ieorgo Ivei'Kon, chaplain.
Following the lodge nucdins re
freshments were served.
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ed Into new courthouse building.-
Spurred on by reading of the
"Ten and Twenty Years Ago' col
umns of the Mail Tribune. A. S.
Uliton yesterday removed from his
archives the issue of Sunday, Octo
ber 31. J'.ion, in which Mr. I'.lton,
now, of the California Oregon Pow
er company, sang his swan song as
editor. The paper, then the "Med
ford Morning Mail." was amalga
mated with th Medford Tribune."
The editorial among other things
says:
"The Mail made soim1 friends and
sonic enemies and all have pros
pered to some e.Mont through its
efforts. To its , friends, we have
only this to say. we are glad of
their prosperous coalition; and,
to our enemies, we don't give a
whoop. If they have prospered, it
wasn't our fault."
Mr. Uliton also editorially an
nounces, he is "not going to walk
out of town, as some may have pre
dicted.' and intends to live in Med
ford the rest of his days.
The leading article on the front
page announced that .1. K. I'.lack
burn of Cripple Creek, Colo., was
going to build a smelter at tin;
ISlue Ljedgc mine, and if "John II.
Allen don't build an electric road,
my people or their associates will."
In another front page article.
X. P. Curry uf Moslon. Mass.. de
clared in an Interview that In 1 he
cast he met people who had never
heard of Port land, but knew all
about M'Mlford. He said while on
a hunting trip in the wl!ds of West
Virginia 'he talked with an old
guide "who rattled on about Med
ford fro ;in hour, though h had
never been there." Mr. Curry as
sured the Medford Morning Mail
"the outburst dumbfounded "me."
The other local news concerned
the frustrating of t an attempted
robbery of a drunk man. by Police
man Frank Murdoch; JO Hindus
had arrived to' work on the P. &
1". "railroad, and II. I. Foster had)
just completed a map of Crater I
lik..'.
The national news told of Ore-)
jynn gri ing two tnoiv congress-1
men. and the doubt of scientists j
that Dr. Cook had climbed Mount
McKinley. as he said he did.
The Southern Oregon ( irehards.
rue., were displaying a llK-pound
pumflkin, and Miss Cordelia Ooff
entertained the high school seniors
at a Hallowe'en party. It. W.
Stearns, as "clerk pro lem," In
formed all Woodmen there would
be a social time the first Friday in
November.
The Hutchason company reports
"a new consignment of women'H
wearables, at big town prices.'
A n o t h e r advertisement reads:
"It usscll's for good candy. I,ook,
S-Vi-'. i'JJ'J no coTKpiered.'
A personal item says: i Franl
Farrell, Ralph Purges, Paul Mc
Donald and Selden Hill, who at
tended the Ashland football game,
reported ft was a peach."
With a hid of MH00. Fly Slillo
of 'I'm 11 was u wn rd ed tho eon
tract for the new school building
to be erected on the Crater" Lake
highway near Shady Cove, at a
meeting of tho contractors last
night. The school house will bo
situated in district 89, which re
cently consolidated with district
t3 of Laurel Hill.
A two-room frame structure, the
building will be started immedi
ately in order to get it ready for
tho opening of school In Septem
ber. Mrs. Frances tlreb Miller of
Ashland will be engaged as prin
cipal and will handle the ad
vanced grades, while Miss Alice
Seahrooke of the Table lloek dis
trict will teach the first four pri
mary grades.
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FIVE IN ONE FAMILY
j Postal ie1i-i Heavy
; WASHINGTON. tVi President
Hoover has been Informed that
the postoftice department faces an
estimated average annual deficit
IoT $.sr,0(ui,(Ki'j over the next five
year period.
Six cases of smallpox have been
reported in the county, by Dr. I.
H. Inskeep. former county physi
cian, within two days. Five of
these are within one family in
Medford, and the sixth one is out
on Kings Highway, according to
the physfrlaii. i
Two weeks ago. Dr. Inskeep re
ported a single case of smallpox
In the city, to the local health
unit. The cwse occurred In a fam
ily of six children. Yesterday, the
other five came down with the
disease all at one time.
A trainload of tractors filling "0
ears recently was received in He
gina, Saskatchewan, for farmers
of Hint vicinity.
THE next time yoo sec tiny OiVo
Borden, ntiticc how exquisitely
smooth Lux Toilet Soap keeps her skin.
"It's so important for my skin to have
the special velvety smoothness wc mean
hy 'studio skin,' and Lux Toilet Soap is
so splendid for it that I am delighted."
Photo by
ft. A. Bauhrmh. Il'iUvwood
9 out of 10 screen stars
keep their skin lovely ibis way . . .
Mary Duncan, cxotically lovely Fo s'nr,
says: "A screen star's skin simply must lc
silken smooth to be 'studio skin. That s why
I am so faithful to Lux Toilet Soap."
Smooth
V
always wins
Wollywood directors find
S i.:'.'?' - .
BEAUTIFUL smooth skin is the
great heurt winner."' George H.
Mclford, famous movie director, thus
expresses the experience of 3'J leading
Hollywood directors.
"The public certainly takes to its
heart the actress with a skin that
shows flawless faultlessly smooth
under the terrific test of the close-up
lights," he continues. "Such a skin is
a prime factor in making her a star."
Niiw out of ten screen sfars use Lux
Toilrt Soap. It keeps their skin ex
quisitely smooth for that most im
iwttant of all tests: the all-revealing
close-up. And all the great film studios
have made it the official soap for their
dressing rooms.
You, too, will find that this delicately
fragrant white soap keeps your skin
exquisite and smooth. Try 'it today.
And use it for bath and shampoo, too.
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Lux Toilet Soap
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P. M
li to till.". Isis Thmu-r.
6:15 to l!:30 Mail Trlhuno.
news ami niarkt'tM.
6:3a lit 7 Civsi't'nt Daii-ir.
ll::ln ,(, ; A.SMH'hlU-d (111 I'll.
S:3o to ! : 3 0 FiirmiTs Cimi!.
ri'ulivo Kxehannp.
Tliursihiy, July 1 1.
A. M.
J to :Sl Dunint lVali'is.
: 3n to Id t'.olilin Wi-m i'uf.
tco.
Ill to 111:90 Ki'onomy (lioio-
li'iiu anil l-'.l Iilmis.
Hi:3o in II lloi'lii. Kinillo.
II to 1 1 : 3 n liiilnii'iiilfiil
DU'i'trlr.
11:30 to 12 Jannlll Wooils.
1- noon .Mail Trll'titie in-ws
f lashoH.
I'. M.
1 - In 12:30 N'atatoritun.
12:30 to 1 (lolil SimiI Cream-
c
i'i y.
1 ln i :;in llulck IVuh-rx.
1:30 to U Keek's IhilnM-y.
- t( J:30 Vouiinluvo it Co,
ti to ti : 1 r Isis Thtsitt'r.
ii:K to 6:30 Mull Tribune,
news and markets.
10 NEARBY LAKE
; SCOl'T t'.AMI'. Appl.';)le. Oil-..
July lu. iSp.'eial.) The first nn.l
seeoml elans aritl U'lulerfnot setnits.
,ae'oinianiett by U ). I'arker.
assistant seoutinaster of trotiu five
.all left their e;imu n lbt. Auplr
1 u;ite river fur a hike to Stiuaw
like this niurimin. The first elass
s. nuts w ill no by way of Kllimt
i eieek nuikin a three ijay hike of
j U. ami tlie teiulerfout ami seeoiul
ilass si'tilHs Will no Hit-ret to the
lake v.hieh is only a two day hike.
'Tile bo.s. who have been tliviiled
into natrols ami leaders ami asst.-.-:
taiils eleeted, have bet-n busy p;tss
! inn tests in jn-paration fr thr
eourt of honor Sunday. Tomorrow
'nicbl iroop live of Medford will
! drive out to the eanip for a inert-,
; Inn around the ramp file. The
camp was visited last night by I, re
! Urown. ehairman ut tlie seout '
leaniphiK eoininittee, ami I. M.
K'uly, si'outniaster of troop five.
! The sroul exeeulhe boartl met
jat Crants I'ass Tuesilay evening to
.present the ln:iu budget for ratl-
lieation by tho Crams Pass nmiu
bers. The public is invited to
attend the court of honor Sunday,
at the Appleate camp, at which
time merit badues will bo awarded
and advancements ma tie. Any
scout in the council is eligible to .
rcceivo a hudtfo at this tinio. The
Itoys say .Mrs. Pardee's cookiny Is
Kieat.
Thrown clear of his automobile
by the terrific impact of a heiulon
collision with a cur driven by a
M ex lea n n ml occu pied by severa 1
lndiitns. N. A. "Cy" Stockwcll. for
two years a resilient of the Talent
district and well known In Med
ford. was Instantly killed about
11:30 Sunday night at the Shady
Pines resort on the lnllrs-Oihfor-nln
highway six miles from Klam
ath Kails.
Occupants fif tho other car were
also badly injured.
Stock well was employed by the
Jackson County Creamery and for
unite u while was a member of the
Marry Hamilton household near
Talent, lie hail been In Klamath
about two weeks employed at the
I'lKBly-WljwIy store there. He was
idnnning to visit with his mother
and sister in I-os Ajigelen when
the fatal accident occurred. He
was aged about L'7 years.
The body is beiiiK held in a
morgue at Klamath awaiting com
pletion of the investigation and
the arrival of bis mother and
sister. Ashland Tidings.
L
CATTLE EXPERTS WILL
ATTEND MEETING AT
GRANTS PASS JULY 1?
Karl MtiHKvr. national secretary
of the Cnei nsey Out In ellil). will
bi- the main speaker nnd the prln
filial altrartlmi at the joint ineet
inK ot the tiiiernsey lirei'iiers' and
dairymen's meetini; of sonlhern
'recoil "ml northorn Calirornia in
lie held at (Irants l'ass on July IT.
Mr. MiiHser, who Is devothm 10
days to a series or meet Inns in tlie
wst ,1s aecninpanied hy ('. W. Holi
Itison, western reiircsuntntlvo of
the tiiiernsey 'chili, will liring In
lite hrecdors a national viewpolnl
on that business and point tint hnw
the breeders may Improve " their
lierds nnd the business.
Other speakers will include II.
P. Cnx, president of the I'alllornlii
Ctiernscy club; 11. . Hrandt, chief
ol the dairy denartnient at t). A ('
land oilier local laleiil. Cow Judis-
nil? tlemonsl rations and conlests
lire oilier fealuros that -will be in
cluded in Ihn pniKram.
'I'ho .losephlnn couniy association
will act ns host li nil will scree a
picnic lunch lor the oulsldu visitors.
The Medford and Jackson county
community and especially the
County Health association . were
paid some ycry nice compliments
In Tuesday's Morning Ori'Konlan
of Portland by Dr. Kmlly !'. Uni
com, who Is spendlnK this week In
that city In nttondancc at the
American Medical association con
vention, as follows:
"Ir. Kinlly K. llolcom. Medford.
medical dlrei-tor Jitcksou County
health unit 'The life of a medical
director Is a happy one when then)
Is behind the ot'Kiinl.atlnu a Ki-oup
of lay workers as splendid I de
voted ns Ihe one wo have In Med
ford. Aliiny of the most capable
women of our city, most of ihem
social leaders, comprise the Jack
son County Public Health associa
tion. They Klve aid in many prac
tical ways.'
"The health unit in Medford Is
designated as a model demonstra
tion and is one of five in the state.
I'r. Ilolcum, as its dlrcclnr. Is coun
ty health officer anil county phy
sician, cures for the couniy inili
lient anil Iho III in the couniy Jail,
supervises sanitation, accumulates
vital statistics, cares for coniincr
cla! disease conlrot and domcstic
rellcf."
FOREST FIRE HAZARO
A heavy dew hi the mountains
last night and the cooler weather
has fflightly Improved the forest
flic menace throughout this dis
trict, nl least lemporarily. No firH
were reported up to early thin
nfLernoou In cither the Crater Na
tional forest or on state protected
bind.
A small fire on state land, olio
ii nil a half' miles Miutheasl of
I'hncnix yesterday afternoon hud
burned two acre of grass before
it wiii gotten under control tmme
time later by the people of that
neighborhood, t he four flairs land
fire fighters, who had been um
tnoncd Ht once when the ire be
gun spreading, reaching the Breip
Just hh the fire was -about river.
It Ih understood that this fire
originated from n pile of trash a
woman w burning close to her
ranch home and w bb-h spread to
the griinx.
huxury mch us you have j 'mud only ht French
$niji ui 50c 4ttJ $l.0i) the cuke
FLIGHT FROM SYDNEY
CltOYIiON, Kiipluiid, July 10.
Captain Chtirbs Kingsfiud
Hmlth, completing u fni night be
tween Sydney. .V H W and Kng
lunil. arrived at the ( 'roydon air
fltU thltf nfteriioon from Home.
3 BENEFITED IN
ONE FAMILY BY
TAKING SARGON
'Saigon brought siicii wondirful
ults to both my husband and
self that I am recohuucmling It
all my friends. I will always
P It in our home hh a family
dicliie.
MltS. dUM CII IKHIvSl I,.
".My hiishaifd, who formerly
owned ami oiM'talcd holels In
both Han Francisco and Canada,
had to retire it while back on ac
count of poor hnltli. When he
siarted this new Harmon treatment
and I sow how hi. helped hi 111 so
wonderfully. I bf an hiking It and
i( proved ii blessing to nic.
"1 had been In a badly rundown
condition for two years. Nearly
everything I fitf upset my stomach
and gave- me burning palim ami an
lincoin fori Hide bloat' d feeling f,)r
hours. I ha too much acid In my
system Ii nd I'iieillUMtism yctt led In
inv hips and limits. I wan Weak,
m-rvouK and suffered from const)-,
palion and seven, headaches. Noth
ing gave me permanent relief.
"I started the t-iniuon treatment
and I feel like a dlfh-rnnt person.
My food agree with me, I Ralto-d
strength and enertry. ami tin
rheiimatlsnrM gone. I ntn not nerv
ous anv more.
"Sargoit Soft Mass I'ills are won.
derfill! Tli'-y rid tlie of eonntina-
tion. They me cay and deoend-
able.
'My niece, who liven with li. is
getting the Kame fine result h from
Hargon that I did and we Jut can't
sav to.i much for thin remarkable
treatment."
Ihe above tement Wls made
"lllly hv Mrs, Jimeiih H.
3x3li Cubrillo St. San Kl-aneUi-n
Calif.
Saigon tliav be obtained In Med-
fotd from Ho- Magill lirug 1...
ti'aiU ttUv.)
GRAIN STORAGE
Harvest Time Is at Hand
Mr. Farmer:
We have unlimited space in our new
fireproof concrete warehouse. We so
licit your grain for storage, believing
we have the best and safest place in
the valley to stqre ycur grain. See us.
Reasonable Rates
Lower Insurance
Bonded Storage
Arrange for Space Early
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Office at 323 East Main Street ,
Warehouse Corner Tenth awl South Fir Streets
every ounce
Distributed by Enders Wholesale Grocery Co,,
Medford and Ashland, Oregon
THE PICK O' THE BIG SILENT PICTURES
HERE FOR
TWO DAYS
ONLY
STARTS
TOMORROW!
4 Completo
Shows Dally
1:30, 3:15, 7,'9
P. M.
AT USUAL LITTLE
PRICES
The PRIMA DONNA
OF PEP IN HER
GREAT WHOOPEE
SHOW
AND HER BEST AND
JAZZIEST PICTURE
SINCE "FLAMING
YOUTH."
COLLEEN
MOORE
IN
S
Why Be
Good?
A few things to look for
wnrd to seeing
Colleen's hot danco that
wins the dancing contest!
"The Boiler," most un
usual road house ycu'vo
ever seen! ,
Society 's jazziest whoopco
party !
Styles that are miles ahead
of Paris! .
LAST
TIMES
Tonight
DOLORES
DEL RIO
IN ,. ,
"REVENGE"
A beautiful adventure
of a wild Gypsy maiden
you'll likel
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