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Second Section
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Second Section
Eight Pages
DtUl TwtutF-lounb Vmi.
MEDFOKD. OUEOOX. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929.
No. 195.
M
RIBUNE
STAGE STAR
IS A VICTIM
OF ALCOHOL
Jeanne , Eagles, Creator of
Famous Character in
'Rain Dies in Convul
sionsSame Old Story
..Says Autopsy Surgeon
Had Been Acting Pecu
liarly for Several Days.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4. (JP) Tho
thfiitiicAl world was Allocked to
day by the sudden deuth of Jeanne
Jiik1h, at:trHH, who i-rt'atoil thu
(frarai'ter of Sadie Thompson" in
''Kaln." Sho was 35 years old.
She was seized with convulnlons
last niKht as she was preparing for
examination In a private sanitar
ium on Park avenue conducted by
Dr. Edward S. .Cowles, nerve spe
cialist. Her secretary, who had accom
panied her to tho sanitarium, and
nurses called a physician, but
when he examined her she was
dead.
After an autopsy, Dr. Thomas A.
Oonzales, assistant chief medical
examiner, said death was caused
by alcoholic psychosis. He said a
chemical analysis of the vital or
gans would be made.
"It's the same old story, nothing
unusual," Dr. Gonzales said, "Miss
Katies died of alcoholism, not
from acute alcoholism but from
alcoholc psychosis. She had been
acliiiK stranKt-ly for three or four
days but had not taken a drink in
two days."
She was preparing to return to
Hrondway after an absence of 18
months enforced by her suspension
ly the Actor's Equity association,
tfhe was suspended for walking
Mil on the play "Her Cardboard
1-nver" In St. Louts In March,
' k'tiviiiK the show utranded without
-a Mar. , v. ,f
Mnrie Pli'tureii
During her us)enslon she went
to Hollywood where she made two
talking pictures. "The Letter" um
"Jealousy." The flint was rated
as a success. The second was re
leased only recently.
jefure she began her career as
a dramatic actress she was u toe
dancer and had appeared in musi
cal comedies.
In 1923 Miss Eagles' engage
ment to Whitney Warren, Jr.. a
member of one of New York's
prominent families was announced
by her molhef, Mrs. Julia Eagles.
It was denied later by Warren's
father.
She was married to Edward
Harris (Ted ) Coy, famous Yale
football star, In August 1925. This
marriage was ended by a divorce
in Chicago In July 1128. In her
greatest success "Kain," she play
ed the part of Sadie Thompson, of
the underworld who Is reformed
by a missionary at I'ago Pago In
the rainy season when the ship on
which she Is fleeing is detained by
a quarantine. She retrogresses at
the minister's instigation. Coy
arried her at the height of her
t'cess in ' Haln."
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YQOERI
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Oci.
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CENTRAL POINT, Ore.,
4. (Special) "Hoys! Are
worth while ? ? ? ?"
Large cards bearing this and
similar questions are scattered
about in windows, shelves a tut
other prominent places in the
businesH district of central Point.
Not knowing what it was all
about, and later jm-eting a friend
who se.emed wise to il, he said,
"'to be answered next Tuesday
evening at the J trick church."
Now my curiosity is aroused..
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PASTOR RETURNS
ASHLAND PULPIT
. ASH LAND, Ore., Oct. 4. (Spec
ial) Hev. (1. V. Eiillis, who has
been pastor of the Methodist
church for the past year has been
returned to the Ashland field by
Hishop Titus Ijowe. at the annual
conference, which has just ended
In Portland. Iteverend Ealtis re
turned from the conference ses
sions on Monday.
Mrs. J. J. (irim, who spent the
past four months with her dau
ghter. Mrs. Wilcox, and family of
Amity. Oregon, has returned to
her home.
Miss Lola Davis is back at her
post as clerk., in Faber's grocery
store.
W. A. Crary of Hosehurg and
well known in Central point, hav
ing visited here about a month
ago with Mrs. .1. H. FVrritt. pussed
away suddenly on Tifc-sday night
from heart trouble.
The in tarn son of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Uohnert. receiving treatment
at the Purucker home in M ed
ford, is not improving as rapidly
as parents and friends could wish.
Mrs. Dora Lynch has returned to
her home in Weed Ca 1 i f ., af tor
visiting her, daughter, Mrs. Carl
Otiackcnhufth nmLfumily and otb r
friends. Mrs. Lynch, a former
resident nf Central Point, is still
a good booster for Hogue liiver
valiey.
OF
IN LAKE CREEK DOT.
hAKV. Cnrcrciv, Ore., Oct. 4.,
(Rppclul) Tho Pech lirot!ii-8 hnve
nlmut fininhed hurvestinc their fine
crop jif ,onionsv-iind -will 'sjpnn be-KliTirOi-KrhV
tlieni 'to'Xledfo'rtf."
J. II. Short nnrt G. A. Pech were,
dnlnc business in Medford Mon
day. .Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tyrrell of
Perrydale, came out Friday and
spend tho week-end with their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Fai'low and
family.
Tom and "Wallace Ilnssdale left
Monday for Tom's home In Oak
land, Talif.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. I'ech and
Mr. and Mrs. H. T,. Tonn were
Medford shoppers Tuesday,
Mrs.. K. H. Jones anil Mrs. I.oren
Farlow were callers at the C. Jt.
Moore home Monday.
II. K. Pech spent the week-end
In Medford.
Charles Klncaide of K a k 1 c
Point, was a business visitor at
the 1.. J. Grlssom home on Tues
day. F. W. Pech. who has had his
teams on road construction work
above ltutto Falls nearly all sum
mer, returned homo Thursday for
tho winter. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. h. Tonn were
Sunday ailests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wahlers in tho Pry creek
section.
Vernon ..Monia of Tirownshoro
and tho Misses Elsie and Dorothy
Wllhlle, who are attending hit-h
school In Hade Point spent Sun-'
dav r,t the C. K. Wllhlte home.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. B. Cole of Med
ford were Ashland visitors on
Monday. I
Misses 1ok Joy Hansen, ilnimh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Hansen
and Miss Luetic Carson, both nr.nl
tmtes of the Ashland hlfth school
who are attending the University
-f OreKon at Kunene, have been
.pledKed to Alpha Delta PI, nat
ional social sorority. Miss Carson
Is taking ft courso In physical edu
cation, Mr. and Mna. Ralph Hllllnc re
turned on Monday from a visit to
the state fair at Salem and from
Portland, where they attended the
Methodist conference.
Mrs. Taylor of the Taylor apart
ments, left on Monday for an ex
tended visit In the east.
n. X. Kramer, Koss Kramer.
Dtiko 1 .or ton. and Dr. K. O. swed
enhuru are on a hunting trip Into
Klamath county.
Professor and Mrs. F. C. P.elmer
of the Southern Oreuon experiment
nation at Talent, nnd their dnuirh
ter Mrs. Shelby Vennble, of Re
dondo Heaeh. t alif., were dinner
guests recently at the home of
'. H. Howman on Granite street.
Wr. Bowman's sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jfarnbnuifh, presided over the de
lightful meal. Others who were
-ated nt the table were H. M
Turnhauuh and Mls Alice Uow-
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