Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 25, 1929, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texti PAGE FIVE , FROZEN JUSTICE' THRILLING STORY CAVES ROAD PROJECT. ' M15DF0RD MATTi TRTRUN1';, MEDFORD, OIK(iQNT, FRIDAY; OCTOrsF.I 2 V 1J12D. OF E "Frozen Justice,' 'u. melodra matic talklns film story ot a naif east Eskimo Kill, starring Lenore Ulrich, well known actress of the leKltlmato stajjo in her first talk Ins film, a news review and a very laURhabie short talkins comedy. ".Man o' War," is tho pleasing 1I11 which opened at tho Craterian theater yesterday, to run afternoon and night dally until Sunday. Fea tures of tho news review aro Pic tures of Connio Mack, manager of ..the world champion Athletics, anil his two aides, Eddie Collins and Kid Gloason, and of the Cubs' stars, and a song by three of the Cub players. "Frozen Justice" tells tho story of tho longing of tho half-breed girl her father a white man and her mother an Eskimo for the wonders of her father's world of whlto people, and Us portrayal by an excellent supporting company, brings out tho dramatic gifus of Miss Ulrich, Robert Haupt, Itobert Frazer and the broken-nosed Louis Wolhelm, and some more of the humor of El Brendel, who was last Been hero as tho Swede In "The Cockeyed "World." Although Miss Ulrich shows her self as a finished and very likable actress on the talking screen, as wcll'aa on the stage, she Is more pleasing and convincing in tho lat ter part of the picture as the pretty dance hall girl In the home than as the attractive young wife of the Eskimo chief In the first part. ' Much artistry Li shown in por traying the scenes of the frozen north with Its fields of ice, treach erous avalanches and dances and songs by the natives to their sun guds, and giving glimpses of home life in the Igloos. The scenes in the Nome streets, barrooms and dance halls during tho gold rush, when tho "social life" was one con tinuous whoopee affair, arc also very entertaining. Especially picturesque and awe insulring are the scenes in this frozen drama of the north, of tho ice floes crushing In tho traders' ship, the awful death of the vil lain later on when great Avails of snow and Ice close In on him. A couplo of murders and several fights furnish some of the other thrills. While "Frozen Justice" is not ex actly a Sunday school drama, It Is not very conspicuous as an un clean one, and anyone going to witness "Frozen Justice," expect ing to see and hear something es pecially rich and racy, will prob ably be disappointed, but well en tertained. 11. A. K. ASYLUM MATRON FOR 46 YEARS QUITS POST SALEM, Ore., Oct. 25. (if) Mrs. W. .1. lrwln. for years ma tron at the state hospital for. the Insane, resigned her position yes terday because of ill health. After four years' service with the old Hawthorne insane hospital in Portland, Mrs. . Irwin nssisted in tho transfer of the patients hospital hero In 1883. She has from that hospital to the, state been employed hero continuously slnco that time except for one year. . EDEN PRECINCT MAN UNDERGOES OPERATION EDEN PHECINCT, Ore., Oct. 2 " (Special.) Chauncey Hogenson. who has been working at the county farm for no mo time, was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital last week nnd operated on for a superfluous growth of bone on his hcol and for a bunion on his foot. Ho was brought back to the farm Tuesday and seems to be getting along fine, hut is confined to a wheel chair. : MARJORIE KELLY GIVEN PLACE IN HONOR GROUP UNIVERSITY OF ORUOflN. Kugene, Oct. 25. (Special.) Mar Jorio Kelly, of Med ford, senior In physical education, has been elect ed to membership In tho llormian club, woman's honorary physical education group on the Oregon campus. Miss Kelly has been active In various forms of tho student activities. How Weak Nervous Women Grow Stronger Feel Better, Look Younger and Have Steadier Nerve If you onty knew you rundown, 1 f anemic women who are dragging i yourself around on your "nerve ' ' what a wonderful increase in itrength and health Tanlac will cive VOU. VOU wouldn't hesitate a moment about coing to your drueist and getting a big bottle of this splendid medicine. Mrs. Minnie Hubcr, of 045 E. J6th St.. Portland, Ore, says: ''Ever ince I was a girl I suffered from lick head aches and vomiting spells. I weakened so I had no strength for anything. After taking Tanlac, my headaches und sick f , spells disappeared altogether." j Tanlac is as free from harmful drugs as the water you drink only Nature's own medicinal tonic herbs. Druggists know this and for the past 10 years have recommended it to men and women who need a quick "pick up' that will put them on their feet and give them a new interest in life. So confident are the makers of Tan lac that if you are not helped by it, you get your money dock 00 request. St'Voml CiruhtH' 1'as.s ' '-tffiriulri I were In Klumath Kails Tuesday I noun tu meet with directors of: the Klamath chamber of com-! merce in reward to the proposed I Williams Creek-Oreson Cave hijih-j way, which is bolus endorsed by the Med ford chamber of com- I merce. The question was discussed, but no action was taken Inasmuch us the directors took the stand that tho question Is one t be de cided by tho cities directly affect ed by the road. Med ford contends that tho road will cut off a distance of 20 miles between Med ford and tho caves, and Grants Pass peoplo stuto tho road will bo a duplication and Is unnecessary. Thoe representinR Grants Pass here Tuesday Included: Sam II. Maker, president Grants l'ass chamber of commerce and cashier Grants l'ass Josephine bank; C. JJ. Woodard, chief big horn of Cave men, and Grants l'ass merchant; L. R. Conklin, county commission er; James G. Bromley, county engineer and former resident engi neer of Grants Pass of the Oregon state highway commission. Klam ath News. Gunman Required Week to Settle Illicit Business NEW YOllK, Oct. 25. -(tV) Kay Williams was up for sentence as a robber and gunman. "Your honor," he asked, "I want a week's adjourn ment to wind up my business affairs." Your business affairs; what aro they?" "Well, I hold shares in several good speakeasies." "You certainly havo your nerve with you," concluded Judge Hostility, "Twenty years." E PRISON FLAX JOB SAL10M, Ore.. Oct. 25. (Pi State prison officials said today that James 1. Cooke, former presi dent ot the defunct brokerage firm of Overbcck & Cooke, Port land, who arrived at tho' peniten tiary Monday to begin a seven year sentence for embezzlement, would probably ho assigned to work In the flax plant until there is an opening 111 clerical employ ment. Cooke arrived here In company with his two sons. Dr. Italph Fisher and H. Heit'kemper. He was silent as he was "dressed In." and assigned to a "fish cell." He will be photographed and his Ber tlllon nnd finger-print records will he made. Under tho Imprisonment laws. Cooke, assuming that he receives good time credit, will be eligible for pnrolo after 28 months. OREGON SOLON FACES 12 MONTHS IN JAIL PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 23. UP) ('buries It. IJiFolleltc, slate legis lator from Washington counly 1 ...,...tl,u- 4lt ann. HH-VU lllI'Mlll'l HIA Ml, .1111. .-1 J...1 o.. tenco today In addition to the six months' term already hanging over his head after Circuit Judge Tuck er found him guilty of contempt ' proceedings. I.aFollelto was found guilty ot contempt for falling to Pay $100 SUIl money Ml iiim tBuniijsm Mary ijiFollette, as directed last August by Circuit Judgo Kvans. WOODBURN MARSHAL' MUST TURN IN STAR SALEM, Ore., Oct. 25. IIP) City Marshal Allle Knglo of Wood burn was culled before Mayor W. I,. Kroyles yesterday and asked to turn In his star within 10 daya. The ouster followed a flsllc en counter last Friday between Knglo and Henry Whitney In tho city hall. Kngle refused to resign, claiming he did not strike the first blow, but the mayor told him to take off his badgo not later than November 1. 1 tloM-burir Woman Hlr. ItOSKUUHO. Ore., Oct. 20. UP) Mrs. C. C. Alley, former city treas urer of lloseburg, and employe of the county tax department In Doug las county for the past eight years, died hero last night, title was tho daughter of William anil Sarah Churchill, pioneer Oregon resi dents, and was born at Monmouth In 1872. IMan Now 'onrthone rENDI.ETON. Ore. IIP) Voters of Fmatllla county will likely havo a chance In December of voting on the construction of a new court house and county Jail. The county court took action with plans call ing for creating a $JO0.OO0 build ing fund through tax levies. Portland Plans under way for reconstructing recently burned West Const Tanning company plant in the Pellwood district. th e Aerial Mailman Uses Parachute As Engine Quits PITTHRL'ltliH, Ot-t. 23. UP) Tui'klliK llix mnll Iiiik under his arm. Harry Hlevprii, lillot of tho I'lttHliurKh- C'lveland air mall route, lpup- pd In Ills parachuto 1.000 fret tn ftaffty an hln piano cradlicd In a field near Heaver Falln, early today. Sievera was flylnK from linttls filed, here to Cleve land, when hl motor utoii ped. aelzlnn tho long of mull. tin loaned. Tho lane wart demollHhed. Kli-veril took tho mail to tho pout- offleo In Heaver Kulla and arrangements were mado to transfer It to another piano. LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER DROWNS, VANCOUVER VICTORIA. IS. C, Oct. 20. (IPi S. Warren. IlKhthoune keeper at Knlrnnre Inland, guatnlno Kouud, west coniit of Vancouver lland, waa drowned yenterday when hi hoat ntruck a roek and eopKlied whllf ho rowInK out to a ahlp for mnll. The body m recivereil. 1 roaa And still this Silvertown came back for more Eighteen thousand six hundred and ninety-nine iiiilca! Any way you look at it that's a lot of milcugc! More mileage, prolmhlv, than you drive in 8. .10. .12 months! But . . . 18,699 miles . , . think what that means to the lire! In this case it meant iee, snow, rain, mud, desert sand, mountain roek. An average speed of -15 miles ter hour. Day in and day out traveling for months. It meant that 670 times a mile . . . 30,000 times an hour . . . 12,565,7 15 times all told ... a road came up and hit it! For this is one of the tires of the Silver Fleet. It had traveled through dozens of stales when this picture was taken . . . And not the slightest sign of trouble! Not a moment out of service! Still contains the original air . . . after mileage enough to put the ordinary tire completely out of service! , What is it you huy when you go out after tires? Per formance, isn't it? Well ... here is an example of what is possible with Silvertowns. What is huill into them. What you can get out them. And it's just one example taken from the record of live dozen casings that have mude the sumo, trip! Drop iu to see the nearest Goodrich dealer before you huy new tires. He has tires just like this in his stock . . . ready to put on your car. l'ucifie Goodrich I( libber Co., I.os Angeles, California. ,v Phone for Latest Tire Prices If you will be in need of tires at any time soon, we' advise buying them right NOW . . . take advantage of present PRICES. HUGE STILLS FOUND HAN KHANCIHCO, Cal., Oft. 2 7,. IA') Prohibition aitentH raided a i imIIiIImk a atono's throw from their i lieadiiiartrH here and found two ImmenHR Htilln, ono of tOO-Kallon i capacity and two Morion IiIkIi. The asenlH M I (I the amell of mash from ! the plnce pernieatod their head-1 nunrterH In tho ctiatomn houoo. I UP WITH 1 ARCTURUS DLUE uAr TUBES came & 1 Goodrich The llrk up almost nny nrwnpnpcr nnd )ti nrn pure lo rrad of n lire mile noiiich hrrp. Atnnz in(( ValiifM . . Astounding Krdiirlioiin . . . Dmihlr-Jnintpd lrirr OITcth , . . of mirli HlnflT in Ihr iiHtial lire hnllyhoo coniponril. Hut . . . impilrc Into llir pru-rtt of two or more I ire of caluhlitdtnl mnltc )mi will Tire Prices Are Advancing. Bay Noiv! LEWIS9 QUPER ARGEST fcjERVICE Eighth and Front Safeguard your canning wim Iested for STRETCH-SET WEAK Ak for "V.8." Pe-Ko M40 Jar Rubber! Double or (tingle lip red or white. Aparovi'd by CwrA llouto keeptnft InHtltutc. MkIo only by the United State Rubber Company NEW YORK t ITY MASON-EHRMAN CO. Wholenle Distributor! TRIPLE I ft up and h IS nV-V d 1 ' 1 "tr tit uu "J hour! It Hiirli xki& drive nromnl -X-?1 lie !' cxarl "it Ileal Fads on Tire Prices fiml them no nearly utile that prier enmr lo he o factor in making yonr rliaice. A quirk rompuriMin lirtiwrn llir rot of SHvrrlo on nnd llir rout of linrgntn lircHHill drmttiihlmtr llir difTprriirc inn I worlli mImIc. And jitt n nlllit Inquiry iulo SUvrrtoHtth1 provrn nhilily lo mnKo iiiilmc rccordn will ERVICE TATION IN P. B. pnrlio Service UL.UrVIN BATTEBIEcP I'm going to gel battened Ke?e JimlolcJ-me lo buy all , , ADlOSUPPi!Eir Radio Service laboratory "ELECTRIC WIRING CO." 22 8outh Grape Phone: Office, 33G; Ret., 1442 1 m nam fl 1111 W"'Ui'W'UW 1 J&i u''11 At in f99 aim rs iiiiIih of lrunnronl m 11 iivorno clip of 45 mi rrr lirr inllrnc intrrrH to n (tuoilrlrli ilrnlcr va per IrrrHln you, iilrr lodnv. liififrulcs of this Silvcrlown. vertowns r.-Iiiliih tlin firm rnnvtolion llial they have 110 rqiudd for linv rol prr mile. Thr ntutwrr lo llir whole, nituntion Is obvl 01m . . . huy in ihv. Uml plarc from a Good rich finder . . . nnd he nnre of pelting the finexl tirrfi llint ran ho mndr at the lowest price for which ihry rnn ho sold. TATIO OUTHER OREGO 1 N L0WD, Manager Phone 931 for FURNITURE REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHINQ I FRANK HOWARD Medford Exchange. 211 W. Main 8t.' o parking troublee esutatTheManx. 'Thi rlnnrmin htk es VOU f Ckt when VOU . '--y ; v trrive and place it in a trie I lotei. just nanu nun yuui ksj mm v.,-,. the car that't all. Located in the heart th City near everything. r n 7-M '. FT--mS. Tl-K . 7 dervicc,imaniytnmunuuiy-m e MANX 1 SAN FRANCISCO- it it Phone 1300 P'tSlflMntnti ill take your, can y sir" "It l Cool in San Francisco' ' , ' , . garage connected wiw HOTEL