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MEDFORD MATL TRTT3UXK MEDFORD, OREION",' RtWDAY.: OCTOBER 20, 1929.
The Partner's "Bust-Up"
...v..'.. - By At B. Williams
FILM STAR AND HER FIANCE
Inseparably pl(l Jialii WQrfl '.. Quid
mien uiiu nttf juiumo, .
Bound tOKether by tho bondH of
comrodt'Hhip's strong chain. ' i
For tblrty yeai-g and more they'd
trekked up nnd down tho went,
Kach jiwoarlnit ,by hlH purdnor "
onK at mankind's next.
Thny'U tramppd the hills anil vnlos
from Arctic's friKlu snow
; unl femlilot ,thp smoky he' :
'Burred uiiri. J-)Vb-Jurny'lng at
the parting of their wny.
1lob-4iMlid north; flu t south, to
- put. distance 'tween the two,
A lid It will not long till eacrh was
from other lust to view.
In California landed Ous; to
WushiiiKton .wont HttU,
OTiru .Mery mlnnK.cain). (lqwn (o. Etch for I ho oilier, huvlng not a
Itroplc Jloxlco, , . .., I' nloaeant thot or, throb. ,
j. Dielr wanderlnK here hndthere, jUt, nu muny months thereafter
V: ocnuirlni! nulte a store . , i thev drifted m aruntm l'nss.
f' knowledtifl of ueoloay and j,ookinij. like two lorn lovers Who'd
mineral. uutih uiiu 101,
'Twau In the . city-of Kentllo that
tills pi. Ir met one. day.
Exihuniilnic tales and exploits in a
i nVhtual sort of wuy. n -
They both ware ex-service men in
tha China Boxer war, .
And;,as mementos, of ,-r that fray
N ,coutd tvich disiilaya scar., ,,
One was, wth tho , 'reuulars, the
. .other with marines.
And wh'-n, tlio row was over, with.
some money in .their Jeans, ,
They reslt-ned the lenmie of Mnrn
and returned to V, 8. A.,
VowJpk thenceforth from her shore
-they never, moro would stroy. .
Finally it was treed to east their
'lots together ' ''' '' ' '" . I
To face the fates of Roodi or 111,
-ip-.fnlri or slormy woather..
And then heiian n fiiendshln,; -tin-
lirokeni.ll appear, -.if-- ,
Tlotweon tni-ne two old veterans for
-niiiiiy, many, years.'
Tr.il and ,liiiky was Tiob'a istature,
.sljprt .apd 0tu,rdy.. Qua. .
The pna was HliittV methodical, the
i' other, prone ..to i fws. . ;.v;;,
They weri as oddly matejied a, pair
'i hs likely you'd slirmlse,1' ' .'-"'
-I-Ike one of Jhosa jll-malI teams
vision of tho UHt Hupplles. -
(.They'd eounteT'.oross eaeh tether on
Jf. ' occasion -now f-.nd then..,- .
tlluti ther .m'ver ennie, a serious
'. . breach between these j two ol'l
- men, 1 - -. .. . ' - ;
Mil. one. day.Rt Mimir.dlKKllWa nimr
n little toWn, Hold Hill. ' . -M
They wore asked to make insper-
1lon and employ their minliiu
skill.
For-seve.ral dnys they sampled and,
tented out .the ore,
Summing up conclusions of what
the mineral bore.
Then one evening Hob was asked
.ta ti ke, A little stroll .. . .
Tp look at n deserted, farm behind
,n capyon knnl. . . ' , ' .
Now. thru ono of those peculiar,
cross-purpose quirks of fate
Ous got. the notion that deception
Bob was ploying on his mute;
So, when later Jlob rettirnod non-
rhnlantly from his tramp,
He found , Ogs dour and sulky .
quite unlike his isual stamp.
"What's on your chest, old pal?",,
.asked Uoh, n his quiet, easy way,
"Don't talk to me, , you double-
grosser!." answered Ous, with'.
wrath's display. ,
Whpi the hell you talkln' Miiiil?
Who's been douhle-crossln' you ?
What's not underneath yogr hide
to cause such a how-dc-do?"
'You , can't fool me," sal(J Gus,
"with your suothln' syrii talk;
And. let mo tell you from now on
two different paths we walk."
"Well, you ornery old cabbage
head, If you, must get on your
ear. V
To lako a ump jnto tho crqek and
. wash your brains out clear.
Olve.your chin a rest and qtllt
mussln' up the ulr;- .., '.
Youj.- necusln's and your ravin's
utn't A gcttln' you nowhero!" ,
"Dnp't call me no cabbago ,hend,
you deeelvln', lyln' skunk! ;
As d loyal friend nnd rom,rade you
urn nollin' but tho ,luuk!" ,
"You llltlo petrified old , wart!"
cried Hob. at lust aroused.
You ain't Rut an ounce of brains
been Jilted by a lass:
ICaeh pausing. In that ity to make
a little Slay i
Knell, unconscious tiiat the . other
was. headed that same wuy. -
In the meantime, since their "bust
up, ".these old time wand'ring
men ,, .
Had softened In. their anger even
longed to meet again.
'Twujt ono of those differences that
would not forever last,
And the sciii-h of their old quarrel
had leen fading In. the past.
"For nil hl.i faults," quoth HolT,
- "(liisi was a gpod old scout." .
"Ami ... Itob,'.' , C! u s sullloquiKed.
"warq't so had, to iiave about."
Tho neither would make advances
to find his old time "pnrd,"
Knelt hoped 111 secret time, would
mend the compart they , had
marred.
Ono day someone was showing Ous
a specimen of oro, ,
Something new which cvlUuntly
ail unknown value bore,
lie sct.nned the ore with glass, as
exjil'i'leuceil, hail trained,
tint ventured.: no opinion as to
.what tile roi-k contained...
"I bud a pardner olfee," he said,
i i'.'whn .coqld spot the stufC for
sure; - , .
Theix- warn't a thing In minerals
to him the least obscure."
Uter on the piece of ore Into Holi'tt
hunds f iu ij.l Its way,
And. he scrutinized It closely, but
' ho little, hud to say. ,
"I'm somewhat in doulit,? ho said,
"Just what this ore can be; -
(lut used to have a pardner. who
could name it to a !t
If only (ins was hero you'd no need
to farther, gq-r.
He'd a knowledge .of minerals
second .only to sourdough.".
Ah sugar will entice the flies from
each. point of tho compass,
Thn . piece , of oro together drew
tho pair who'd had tho rumpus.
They wouldn't . apeak to ono
another, but pass it to and fro,
With nn Inward, aching feeling to
' let their spirits go.
At last said Hob; "Now there's
your man you can rely on
him."
"Koh's the man with mineral
s guts," responded Ous, with vim.
The two then eyed ouch other;
P their hands met In a clasp.
Then, they embraced with arms In
a bearish Jdnd of grasp,
llyslanders scanned them with
. surprise; but, oblivious was the
- twain;
Once more they wero together
were united onqe ngaln.
They'grouped oulfllH as of old, are
. again off on the trail
Vlonn comrnds as of yore, searching
for tho golden knlu. ' , .
Mill ftA 3 L
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A, sioctated IJres? Phfft0 , .
Alice White, film star, photoflraphed With Sidney BartletV'BroaoV
way actor, to whom she recently became engaged .The wedding will
be about January 1. -
Tal$ of Adventure .
at Rialto Today
A tnlo of adventure Is told in
,'MiiKtiHTiiilc," Knx Movietone pic
ture, which' conies ' to the li:ilto
toiiny. It is concerned with the
:i t Ventures of I J:i n Mjiitluiui, oui
uty iiian. iiin iouhlc, Dan Anlnly,
HocJety thief,' ttnd Sylvhi f Jmeiiie,
a Kill handit. There are thrillhiK
ad ventures, a Tine romance, hat
tics, fun and Home Hinging by
1'Yunk Uk'hardHon, fr whom the
number, "Anything to Hold Your
Ilaby,' wan written.
Alun IhrmutKhum lays the two
Dan?. I-eila HyaniH 1m cat for tho
friend In a clever and entertaining
fashion. The stury unfolds with
t vistH and unexitected Mltuations,
devclnii'd from the character.
Coming Attractions
At lli:i nttcrlai
More tint n ti 0 ,0 00 feet of film
Were exposed in order - to-' record
lite thrilling scenes that comprise
the African portion of '"l'hfc Fouij
KeatherH," ono of I'aramount'H
chief bids for motion picture su
premacy duriin; 1 1128-20.
A year of' the most dangerous
and palnlakliiK sort of effort was
spent In capturing this part of the
AID IN TRACING
OF ALL METEORS
(iiy iroward W. HlakeBleo, "Kcience
I'M It or A floriated! Press) '.
CAMIUtlDOli, ' Mass. (P)The
"Meteor I'lsherrniin". of. Harvard
astronomical observatory; Ir. Wil
lartl J. Kixher, aks cooieratlon of
newspapers In solving a mystery of
the .Leonid mcteora.' -- - ' ' -
Those ure vast- uwarms of .'met
eors that for a thousund years
have appeared about thrffe times
a century eVHry 33 'years, some
times producing daling displays.
They are due again in November
m or 33; yln fuct,: a tW should
be seen this -yea' .on. the -nights
of November 13 and 14, ' , .
Hut there 1.- a mystery.. The
Leonids mostly failed to show up
3 u years ago when last due.- As
tronomers suspect the gravitation
al attraction of the planet Jupiter
was to blame then.
They thlwk that in almost for
gotten corners all over the civil
ized world, there exist written rec
ords that would go far to assist
their predications about the Leo
nids; that might help, to show th.et
world whether It -is going to he
worth .while to sit. up ail night
on a couple of chill November evo
nlngs about three years hence.
Dr, Fisher asks the press of the
V nlted States, and of tho world,
to broadcust the information about
these records, so that they may
be dug out of hbling and given
In astronomers. Iiin faith that
I news publication will bring results
Is founded on his experience in
receiving 'hundreds of letters of
information about meteors In re
sponse to his notices occasionally
glvMi to newspapers in the past.
His use of such notices gave, him
tlu sobriquet of "Meteor Flsher
mn." Written descriptions of the Leo
nid displays In past centuries are
believed to exist in many places
particularly in ehlp logs,' In Chl-iCivll and military reports from j the PhHIftpine to churchy autiort V
nese, Indian and perhaps Egyptian -French possessions 'to the homer tlesj and. ith'thlp floverntpents, JUJ
literature, in the VRelationa" of ; governmenit, reports of all sorts! Madrid nnd 'Lhtuon.. . recocda t of
the .lesult mlsfllonarles of ('onada. from HpanlHh America, Brazil and merchants, and layan astronomy
, :jt i'
. -A ;V.
. -i- . Jbr BeKmelTnftttiaar.M
the Car of Universal Appeal!
, AH ALL-YEAR CI
"Declnrltiff 'tbat tlo ) roadster
hns become nn nil-year, oar nml
that Its pnpuliirlty duriiitr the past
few years has been due to automobile-
eiiKlneers mid designers in
coriioratlnir Into it features of
where they usually nro housed!" j speed, comfort, style and perfor.
"Ilralns!" shouted Clus, with fist
upthrust near Tiilaue's nose,
malice that make It particularly
appealing to tb.c youiiK Kcncratton"
f'U'hat brains you liaye wouldn't i A. vaiiDeree, V'J'O'ooth general
7 he a bait for huiiKry crowa!.; 1
"Dnmn your KUzard!" snojiod llob,
"If you say much moro to nui
Vll crack youf hollow cranium
nKiiinst thnt.maple tree!" .
"Just try It!" jiputlered Clus. "I'll
tie your feet about your, neck
And mnsli you till the grouse 111
you won't even show a speck'.",
"You miserable Bnloot!" Juild llob,
. "Jiero I have, year otter year.
Hecn totln' you around till at last
we've landed here,.', ; i
And makln' people nil believe
you'd mineral In your block,
When your knowlcdo Is (is barren
as common country rock!"
"You iKnorant old fool!" snarled
tills, "lalk of mineral to nie
Why, you don't know whether
serpentine's a rock or tree!
You don't know clay from granite,
or porphyry from spar,
You don't know lnc from plati
num, or salt from cinnabar!"
.Id llob.
I'You crniy llttlo runt.Y u
"If It hadn't been for. mo
You still would be a common tnr a
sailln' on the sea."
"Oh. Is that oT" sneered Ous, "nnd
for all you ever knew.
Youd be a mucker yet, If. t hadn't
pulled you thru." i . ,
And thus they wrnngled bark and
forth about an hour or so.
Hurling names and epithets fast
ns angry words could, flow,
Tilt they finally decided to part
company then and there, ,
And preceded to divide up wllh an
aim to bo but fair.
flo In the morning they broke catnp,
J 'Rob with decrepit car
tA nil Ous Willi eoiilppaga nnd
C bedding, Ilka dividing spoils of
6 war,
j'Tli foodstuffs fall to Ous' lot and
?he packed It all away. '
Then hesitate for k moment
the pack he did survey. . '
tile then took out some canned
stuff. piece o haeon carve
And nridiM .so mo lobaeeo, . saying..
R !"You ran'( aajr I'd let you
t rv."
rti (her jixhtel up thtlr pipes
nuiiuiger said
:A number of years ago, when
Iho aiititinolilte ladustry was still
lit Its Infancy," lie said, "the open
par, particularly the. touring-car,
was the larucst selling body typo
tho line. As Improvements were
ituule (in tho enclosed bodies And
It became possible to build them
Willi greater strength and less
weight, as well as with more
graceful designs, Die enclosed type
of body came into Its own. Kor a
number of years the closed body
liasiliy for experienced the heavier
sab's and it wns not until com
paratively recently that roadster
sales began to climb.
' "Undoubtedly one of the great
est forces behind the comeback of
I the roadster type has been t'hrys-
ivr . .Motors. This organisation,
Mhelf It started production in Ml .'4
featured the roadster ns a snappy,
fust, comfortable, easily handled
car that Immediately met the ap
proval of young and old alike. It
appealed directly to those who
liked , n combination of style, per
fiirmillice. ease of control, speed
'llh safety, and the coilness of its
compactness ail. led to the feeling
of freedom not experienced In n
closed ear. Hlnce Hint time, road
ster sales have been continually on
(lie Increase.
"The roadster Is now nn all-year
cor. , l: en on the coldest days of
winter It may be enclosed oulrklv
nnd, cosily so that Inside It has the
cotnfoi;! of n closed car.
" "Th riymoulh roadster has
that same swnnklness, the same
features of quality, and .he same
evidence of expert engineering and
designing that hnvo characterised
all fhrysler roadsters since the
list one was produced In January,
mm.
lady thief, Clyde t'ook is a comedy .screen version of A. K. V. Mason'a
valet, aipl Karrell MncUonald does J famous novel by Merian C. Cooper
a-polico' sergeant. Others in the land Krnest II. Schoedsack, who
cast are Arnold Lucy", George jab'o have offered tho motion pic
I'lercc, Hita Lo Jtoy, John I'leco, j tore public, through 1'aiamoum,
Pat Mortality, Jack Carlisle and , "OniHs" nnd "Chang." ., i
Frank Richardson. v Thousands of , Fuz.y-Wuzzy's,
I rulers of the lied Sen J I II Is of the
.Marital conditions which exist at AiiKlo-Kgyptlan Sudan, as well as
inu lime or another in nine out of j honilreds of wild animals, tippear-
tell lloioe;-! are treated with a light,
delightfully entertaining touch In
"Charming Hlnners." the all-talking
coliH'ily-drama at the Craterian
today.
. Xtuth Chattcrton In the role of
the offended wife, Cllve ili-ook as
tho philandering htishnml, William
Powell as tho returned sweetheart,
and Mary Nolan as the "other"
woman head a cast of particular
capability ami brilliant power. The
drama is a scintillating, yet Inti
mate, treatment of the old adage
ed beforo the camera.
Included among the featured
players are Itlchard Arlcn, Fay
Winy, cilvo Urook, William Powell;
Theodor von Kltz, Noah lleery,
tleorge Fuwcott, Noble Johnson'
and anil H. J. Halclllfe. "Tho Foulr'
Sno Ili-lll 'for Uotlji Work
leathers" comes to the Criiteriafi i1 . ". - ''
theater for Ihreo days run be.tlnif ir'fsndfir nnd"T)nor ttunalrlns.
nlng .Mfindiiy. dwj
III'DAPKST (!') To mailt tli
four litindredth anniversary of,,thy
birth of Jasper Karoll, who -wn '
that what Is sauce for the gander first to translate the Hlble Into i
Is sauce for the goose. Hungarian. lu-oteslaiitM of Trans-
"Cliarniiiig Sinners" Is laid ill k-lvanla gathered an exhibition ot
faHliionablc London, peopled with l, lilhl.-s. The most ancient wns,
society men and women, smniily'n, Karoll edition of 1G!I2. , i
dressed, and treats the problem of J j
a womitii who knows her husband I Mail Tribune nos are read by
Is philandering with her best ! 20. noil people every day. If,
Vuloiniibilo Rlass Inslalletl"'
wlillu you Walt
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NEW CHRYSLER "70" ROVAl COUPS (with rombte tmcfi, 14J
IIAPRN', Australia Tl Hern
hard Nefzger, choir master of tlu
atnto church here, has found
among old papers the luumisriipt
of a mass In tho key of II signed
with the name of Mount and not
previously, knnwn among works
of (hat master. Mosart lived at
lladen for several months In 17M.
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price whisn comparing automobile rallies;. Our dealer' .
delltered pricei Include only uthortztd cHmrftc for-i
frelgbtana delivery, wnd the charge for any addltlunat '
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On every Hand jou hear people talk
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Is, it. any wonder that thousands -.
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What is a Six going to bring in .
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