i PAGE FIVE
, FROZEN JUSTICE'
THRILLING STORY
CAVES ROAD PROJECT.
' M15DF0RD MATTi TRTRUN1';, MEDFORD, OIK(iQNT, FRIDAY; OCTOrsF.I 2 V 1J12D.
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"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.'
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'Thi rlnnrmin htk es VOU f Ckt when VOU
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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.
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Phone 1300
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