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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1929)
n NSxNsv ""ANr3 ' hi ;" ' ! ft f i i ; 4- r m if 1 'V " s llijllfil If YL f cnu t7 r?i M .nrl,r Mrs. Sand Owl and her little ones see so well at nlgl.t. Former Nebraska, they're in a Milwaukee zoo now. PIQUANT PERSONALITY OF PATSY, RUTH MILLER lends beauty and zest to iill Iht movie productions and has added thousands to her list of admirers. I his seems an unusually charming glimpse of Miss Miller. IT PROTECTS SEA-GOING PEOPLE, this lighthouse on (lie rocky cliffs of England does. I liis is an unusual pic ture of Beacby Head lighthouse, guardian of the cliifs near Eastbourne. I'h olou rti pit IIih-Ii i THE MAITLANDS new poses of Lieutenant Les ter Maillancl, Hawaiian flyer, Ins wile, and young daughter, Patricia, are shown here.. THIS IS A I-LYING HANGAR. 'Ihe big iri-moiorcd Ford transport plane used on lours also si-rves as a hangar for the little ship; at night. And it is easily noticed that there is quite a difference in size between the two planes. JUST STRETCHING A BIT that's what "Spottail" is doing with its owner, Miss Alice M. Sisty of Plamsville, N. J., up. A long rail trip from the 101 Ranch at Marland. . Okla., proved a bit strenuous, you know. te;-- a km 1 ir 1 T . HE, CAN'T SHOOT THIS MARBLE, even though Sonny Albany, of Philadelphia, happens to be marble cham pion. Sonny was perched on this push ball after he had (given an exliibilionjo poor kids and orphans during an outing. i& Ait Uj 7&l iiii-r&S 1 O JZZ " v( IT'S FLIRTATION WITH DEATH to attempt a jour ney on the snowfields of Mt. Rainier. Snowshdes, slippery packs, and dangerous crevasses all signal danger but, in all, it fails to distract from the beauty of the peaks. THIS UNUSUAL POSE OF LILA LEE emphasizes the talented young actress' beauty which has o captivated patrons of the "talkies." She's one of the screen's most popular misses. v -.. . - SAY EINSTEIN and immediately one thinks of involved mathematical equations lha t eiy, Vciy few uiulrrstanil, et this convinces one that the noted German scientist hmls time 10 enjoy a moment of play as veil as other men. 4 ri .'b rv . A'. i SERIOUS BUSINESS. this is. even though it wouldn't he nice at all to have this 1 55-millimeter field piece tired linht at you. These West Point cadets are learning all about the manipulation and filing of this war machic:iy. A CUI'I". MASCOT is Helen Stone Devine. 4-year-old daughter of a Fort Meyer, Calif., aimy officer. She's the oflicialy pel of the summer soldiers, and regular ones, too. A HOS.S RACF. IN GERMANY and what do you think of it? Bodies are wooden tubs, a board shapes the head, a pom pom makes ihe tail. Fun it is and if you don't believe it. tiy It. PRI7F.SF.F.I:ERS in 0e national air races are Miss Bobbie Trout, above, twice holder of the women's altitude record, and Marvel Crosson, below, holder of tlie rtcord now. And they're nifty-looking flyers, eh? r vzrr Jill in Hi! !!!!! II II l!lllii:ffl!
