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PXGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3,' 1929. KING GEORGE TO inlaw would tho. KIiuj after liin 1 , Jiy Bmw lUincy 1 (AmoclatnS'lTewi Htatf Writer) '' RANDRINnilAH, 'Knitlnmi: (ft') ,, There bpma every llkllhood Ihnt ' Kliift Oeor(?o and Queen Mary will . oikAnit Hivi-jil niimthK nf tho com" lnifvlnler either on' the ltlvlra . or orUlHlnit In Minny water, urn. a final fledHlon lu nut Uoun mudo. HandrlnKhlim, nllhoUKh Ideal In ,..,i,i on1 niii'lv niitlillin. lH-GOIl- Idureil. too exiuwd .10 the wind! fruin the North Hea In tne winter I Aa ttxr. UMmlunP f'jlHtl. It. itk fllll ' iluvt .the nurruviiMllnv low-lylluc ll. J truili ana .in iver lie bad fur llnliir lllniRH- ( It linn been offlclully stated that KlnK (leorge will not coinmlwiluii hlM own yacht, the Victoria and Albert. Beveral more modern cruft haM been plitced ut III" dl8)OBiil and the IJuke o( ConnuiiKlit Iiuh offered hie house at Cap Ferrat for the winter. Kour montln ago, when tha Kinit . returned from Uuirnor to Windsor, 1ih doclora 8tionly ad vlsed him to upend the winter abroad It In undoratood thut pre liminary arrangemonta woro mudo to the extent of correnpondence wllh. one or two owner! of fa mona chateaux In the Alpee Mari time!. ; Hut the King hai always been reluctant to go abroad. Both ha and the Queen prefer their own country, winter and Hummer alike and It la nearly five years alneo they crulxed the Mediterranean. King fcdwnrd on I be other hand waa very fond of the Hlvlera and Queen Victoria frequently jour neyed to the gouth.. The King. an the Squire of 8an drlngham, haa thoroughly enjoyed hi convaleronre here. There la Hnlp, the little, t'aa-ln tarrlor, wllloh wait! every day about noon for hl royal maater In the park on the wHt lde of : York Cottage. Then ; her hears footstep and hounJs up , the etep! with a loy oira bark, - ... -t-. The- King looks, happy, almost 'debonair. In his grity .lounge, ault wllh a carnation in )' buttojihulo, lie wears a soft, grey hut, oarrlus a stout cane in one hand and cig arette in the other. On all sldva are high: trees oaks, firs and pines. . Four miles away is Uio sea.! and Its suit breexoes .reach Randrlngham through plno woods and over wldo stretches of nurpla hl'ather. 'I'heasants strut on the . spacious lawns and fat wood pig eons waddlo about In search of tidbits. . rrliB.. H hlanlu nf trrminil for tbn King to cover. The gurdons 1 lire filled with flowers, fruits and , vegetables. The Kruln fields urp 4ittehslve ndHe wpoe)e-glv oov ' ert j.fnf . name birds.. "No duy Is , AOinnleto. eltliur, ...without a vlHlt ; 10 tho konnols vylioro Snip and tils hrnthur. ... Hnun. .. Vrlnoess ftlury's 1 favorite, live with the King's ' iipahlels and rotrlovers. !, ., ' Always, loo, there aro tonants 'tn'-vhrtt or a new eoltage to' la ' apart- and the general wwk oC the ' eMate to sunervlse. . . : t Queen Mary uuletly oversoes the imiMhold and Nm-wi lllack, who fiss been with tha King since the leglnnUig of his orig llno, clone. y, watches his health. 1 .. . 1 ;,,... li n ', FAMOUS MEN and VyOMENTb SERVE On National Audition Committee V', V rU. 'IV ( Ts J-. t E E EDS AID 1 . T 1 T-nT r mz 1 mr. m -. sfc ma . jtw 0 f4V.: ALFONSO, LAUDED IieI Mrs. Elmer James Ottaway UtteKent Mas. Edgar S.Keuley it ajfWo s'r" , ' i .K I ' if, ..' - 1 Madame Schumann-Weink. Edward. W. Boku Madame. Louise Homer The Atwnter Kent Foundation has Announced the following com mittee to supervise the flnnls of the third Katlnniil Hudlo Audition wiucn aro to do nciu in aow iprK and broadcast from coiihI to coast by the National Uroadcastlng Com- puny, Suniliiy evening, Uecember 16, Mrs. Elmer .luuies Ottuwuy of Port Huron, .Michigan, president of the National Federation of Mu sic Clubs; Mrs. Kilgar Htillmnn Kelley of Western College, Ox ford, Ohio, pat president of. the same dub; Mi's. Otto H. Kahn of V New York City, president of the National Music Lenuue: Mme f!r- nestlno S'humann-Helnk, contral-. to; Mme. Louise Hame'r. contralto; and Mr. Edward V. Hok. of milla-1 dclphiu, editor, author and pub- Helm. The Third National Itadlo Ah-; dltlon bus been In pi-oKi-ess thrti-j out the country since the. latter j part of May, and thousands of am-; bltious youiu; slni;ers between the ago of 18 and 25 years competed. to hundreds of communities dur ing the summer and early ' full. This( month the IocaI winners are competing in state auditions and next month the winners of these state tests will be. heard In' five geographical competitions. .Eafh district audition will select a. yolftig nmn and a young woman' from the state champions to appear' in New York, December 15, and sing in the natlonul finals where tho best young., man and bost youncf woman singers n tho United! States will be determined uon. v ; , lly falty Itawr 1 : 1 (Associated l'russ ijtaff Vrltcr) .! LO.iPN-5-(ff), tUwt. Alfojisp ,o( Spain op'p'ears'wrthe role of a per fect lover In tho new life story of Queen Victoria of Hpaln Just pub lished. Evelyn druhuto, the author, Journeyed to the royal palace at , Madrid and got much of his mate rial from the queen's own lips. Situ told how when she was vis iting her future hUHbund at Sun SeliiiHtluh she showed a fondness for the luscious oranges sent espe cially from the south of Spain for the royal table, loiter she left for France and tha king telegraphed, the Spanish embassy In Paris to have someone meet a train by which he was sendlpg some or anges for the princess. An official was dispatched with baskets lurga enough to hold u generous consignment, but his astonishment wus great when, he nuiv lifted from tho, train a, full sliced orange tree ,ln a tub. its brunches laden with golden fruit.- During the engugemcnt tho Spanish king wrote his English princess every day in French, some times, it is revealed, twice a day. King Alfonso, while still .In his teens. Is said to have declared that he would marry only a princess who took his funcy. 'J want to love my wife,"' he sold, and his marriage is evidence that he car ried out his resolution. j When Princess Victoria foecamo the queen of Spain she was, faced 1 with the problem of tho mantilla. There are thirteen ways of wearing the mantilla and the queen had several lessons in arranging tho folds of lace. She learned the art j so well that one. of the things which has most endeared her to the people was the grace with which she wore the nutionul. head dress und her fondness for 4t. .' ;l Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell, Rialto Today "The Two Black Crows." Millions of persons have heard the voices of these black-face comic geniuses over the radio and on the . phonograph records, but they have never had the chance to see, wiiat .tJiey;loak. like. Their flrat moving picture, "Why. Bring That Up" comes to the C'rworian theatre for , a three days ,j-uh.. beginning tomorrow. It, Is an all-talking production, with a wealth of com edy, songs and chorus dancing. Tho famous comedians will be seen In black-face "routines" nnd In regular white-face straight roles. dinner, for two of tho three oldest survivors are Irishmen who re ceived the coveted distinction half a century ago; ' General Sir Regi nald Hart, who is now 82. was given the "decoratlon"fn the Afghan war after he Risked . his life to save a private In his company. Lt. Col. J.- H. Reynolds, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, who Is 80, Is one nf the two survivors of ngj 'ely the eleven "VC's" of Rorkes Drift, Zululand, in 1879. DAMASCUS. Syria P) Cloth! shoes and knitted goods, entirely made In Syria and shown for the first time, were the principal at tractions at the Damascus Indus trial Exposition. Furniture made here and at Aleppo and Syrian candy also scored lieavily. LOSE TRACK OF SO YOU'RE THINKING , OF SELLING U-L. :. ",.,.., US ' j I.ONpQtf. flBJ-rLost sojne of j England's bravest mo'n. In Issuing- Invitations to the sne- i nlnl .11.. 1., l v-.u. uiiinri to uh given 10 nouiers of the Victoria Cross for bravery In action, the War department has discovered that It does not know the present whereabouts of- over half of tho men .who. have been' honored. A plea has been broad cast for . friends or. relatives of "VC's" to send Information.- . The dinner, which .will be held oji November 9 at the Houses -of Parliament, will be presided over by the Prince, of Wules who will take a back seat In honor of sol dier gUests. -, ... , Ireland,, it is believed,, .will have Do you know that wise buyers demand the best heat obtainable? And that American Radiat.ok Heating Equipment will add several times its original cost (o the selling value of your house? 0 " . .... . .... ; J Wed like to tell you, howeasilyyou can own American Radiator Heating Equipment, and how-economical and efficient it is in operation, Convenient pyments. 1 ' GUARANTEE ' ' ALLWORK the oldest representative at tho 1rSCHMIDLr;v 109 East 8th Street Phone 418 II Tn PUCPIs' DDIPUTI minium uuiuni, LIGHT WlOTORSSTS Ay Alltn ulm j (Autniut)bllu MUiu ' Associated 2 1'Vaturi Sorvlri') 1 rtured with the successful . tesllng of n now pirkui from the uir by which a mall plane takes aboard a cargo nnd dros It on the run. This was revealed here last week hy the aoronuutics branch of the di'iutrtinent of commerce. A oatupault 'Uevke is ulrady In use on one of the established air rotiloa by whioh a' plane takes on mull while coursing ini-ouh. Ihe air ut 136 ml I an hour. The ms w Invention . eliminates tho catapult, result Ins In the plane picking up a mail sack which is inert, and withstanding the shock of .several The mat W MADE THAI MOT PREFERS EIGHTS: Janut G.qynor, amt 'CI'Brlps far roll, lovers once onore tin ' the screen, will be,seen today at the Rialto theater - in '"Lucky Star," with Frank llorzuKO osain direct Iiik the brilliant stars, as he did In "Seventh Heaven" and "Street, Angel." . Tristram Topper's story supplied the plot, which is con cerned with the mountaineer of the Cumberlands. In the cast with the stars are Hedwlca Reicher, a distinguished uelrtws with a Kuropean as well as American reputation; Qliinn Wil liams, Gloria Grey and Hector V. Karno. WA8HINOTON ( What pro-! up corresponds to that used by h The, SiuujcUakejr company-, havis 1 thousund pounds. , lolifained somf verinterKUnE tig-v u principal of the plok-!ur ss represelriailve cities. ; which they claim indicates con- portlon of automobiles have Rlar-1 inn headllKlits? ij An answer to that uucstlon Is, boinjE sought by the bureau of; standards In experiments in nlKhl : drtvlim conducted by 11. II. Allen,1 lieadliKht exiiert ot the bureau. riiotomelers, mounted on tha! windshield und IlKhted from In- psrtment until put In active use. v . - I I k j ' 'm'9NTI. CAHLO, (AV-pisaater attain. threatrn..i the tiny prlnciiml ity cUJ Iunaf'9 whivll has Jvlst re ravermi from a political crisis only to be faced with serious (In nnclsl ditficultlea. In order to car' ry out Its proposed program ths Soelets dea Balnea d Mar, the holdlnit comimny operating: tho Rambling- Intereata. is In urgent need of I&.O00.000 and for Ihe first time tn tha sixty years of the rafcino's existanc European bank ers have refused a loan. The ruiit authorities claim they need the money to complete ( public tmprovementa started two years ago and Institute an Inter national, advertising program. The . hankers refuse , to b Interested, claiming that the casino already Is mortgaged too heavily at pres ent, that M.QOO.aoo has been waa- . ted in thirty months, and that the . prospect of good buaineaa does not justify the risk, ' They further point out that the gambling franchise has hut twen ty years to run and that gamblers today prefer the stock market to 'roulette, iciiwcEs WARMpRWAR; RAN FH-VNCIdCO V-Hy oon atructtnr aprKlmKtely seven 'mile of pang 109 feel vide. Bun Krandaco hrbken the "bottle neck' which peati-iotad traffic by land In and out of the city. Porta of the highway were laid oa Hie4-ln, ocean shore ground att other erottont were rut thru tail hi lie, Th "bottleneck" waa oaaaloae4 by eemeteriea, which 4rorenHl a conelderebte area ot e narrow oenlnaula. ro Irian uader-paeaea ami 11 foot lawaik on each aid char arterlaa the highway aa one of the moat mo4rm In the woat. It makee a jiw roate to tha main- aide a car with lights of varying InlcilHity, are being umd In the, tent. A photometer la a simple j device. A urease spot on a piece' of paper may be one. Held ukuIivu ! the UkM, tho Krcami spot will ap-j peax brighter than the paper. Ib-M1 away fin m the liiiht. It will ap-j wxr darker. Thut la the aimplei Rccrut of the headlight tests, . 1 LelKbted front Inablo the car, thej photometers will remain dark un-j til an approuchimj, car throws a I light at rongcr than the llahta tn-f aide. Then they will brlMhten up.) 1 Jithts , of varylnx intemtUy araj thrown on tha photomeiem from ' Inaido the ear In ordtr that the degree of brightue.sa of the Uphtsj of nppwaxhluK rare may be de-i termlned. .Allen la worklUK on an automatic recording devico In or-j der. o aimpllfy I lie work, which thua fur haa involved the uaa oti etitintttigr ilaiY tt iiiiaTiiloil liv ! hand. Uecause ao many other factors; ant Involved, no attempt is helnB; made at present to determine at what caudlepower headlight glare! become apparent. I'eraouul reac-j tion, piHtr adjustment, poor design, the tilting of a cor from weight I in the rer seat, and other things; besides randlepower enter Into the! extent of glare. It was pointed j out. The study Is being undertaken) for reference purposes and for In-1 forma Hon which might prove of; value In drawing headlight ordl-j nances and laws. j Incorrect adjustment and poorj nrwsn pi neadiights are neM oy bureau exierts to be responsible for nuwt of the glare seen on slreeta and highways. A survey ill tha IV.atrl. t a ilnmKu by the bureau showed a great ! liroilAlt Inn tiim.Oilla h.i. ' I . , t ..... . a . . . i f tipmxm nut vi au.iusinirni miu noi in ivmnimniT wnn iraiuc reg uia Hon. , A driver on the highway should hae na trouble frm headlight glare. It a said, if bis own lights are good enough to show the tboubler of the road clearlv. New Device Picks Mail In Flight At 135 Miles an Hour mail at wayside stations. A cable j prefers the ciht 10 nil other en extends from the mail plane which ,8'" types. : ' ' can he let down or pulled up with- Te company advertises:. .Tn in the cabin. The complicated part 1 V rthind. Oregon, for. example, of the device is on the ground, 'luring the first eight months of however, and details are not being IS2' mw can ubovo the one thou nnnouneea bv the postuffice de- dollar price showed a To per cent increate in etgms ana a I I percent decrease In sixes." ! "Two years ago Studebaker, who claims to be the world's largest producer of eights, initiated ue era of inexpensive eights with the ( champion Studebaker President. 1 which has a record of Stt.oae miles in 26.32 consecutive minutes. (And today you can choose from j three great' lines of Studebaker Vights, holders of eleven world's I records for speed nnd endurance." The Love Doctor Craterian Today, E Kl'EllXAY. France (jT Five sxtccessive weeks of tautlfnl eim- Nhlne HAVANA The I'nlversity Angnst nnd "tSentembr I r Havana reports that its enroll- rlpenca IheOgrnpeii of Champagne! nwn 'or the. present academic; to the bursting point nnd this is ar l student, tne ntgnestj one of the banner years for spar-1 nun)ber in tho history pf thej kllng wine. iwnwi. t Itut one cannot say that ct.am-l j pagne flows like water because as LONDON The royal com-; one motors up the range of hills! mission headed by Lord D'Aber-! between Kpernay and Hhlems,!". which haa been studying to amid a symphony of green pale' galleries and museums, green fields, blue green vineyards, nror attractive, recommends bet-j dark green forests he realties ,! ter lighting, more publicity, long that the lung drought has made!' visiting hours and rcfreshmentj water scarce. t booth ns means to that nd. tn top of the range water haaj ' . to. bo carried by hand -from the Ms me valley. The motor runs dry and the automobilist wants some water. It Is late and the water carriers will not go Into the vol ley again that Afternoon. "Here, pour this Into the mo tor," a youth says, extending a pall, just filled from a large vat with a crystal-like liquid. "Thank you.M replies the motor IM, extending five francs to the buy about 30 cents- and he goes on his way with motor cooled by what could be St) Id in ntgbt clubs for $100. Jn.jbe .Jove Xtoctor,".. ..at the Craterian today. Richard Xix gives another faree coinetly performnniy the tyie which- hue givim htm the greatest success, -i It. is similar to ".Nothing But the Truth." Romance and comedy with plen ty of honest humor that a child can understand, ;ha. is "The Love Doctor." Hilarious comedy scenes when a - patient y calls und Dix. whose tailor has jst left, finds himself sans trousers, Dix has -wanted to make "The Love Doctor" for several years, and with the advent of the talkies, his dream is at last realized. ' There are three other important roles besides Dix's part as the young society doctor who has handsome offices and shiny instru ments, but no patients. Opposite Dix as his. office nurse , is Juno Collycr. Ifer rival for the doctor's, fav.or Is Miriam Seegar, e- : Coming Attractions Mora n ami Mack Coming No more interesting example of. -modern miracles has come to pass than that which heralds the visible approach or '"Mnran rfnd Slack. I v owirt Service . sfri . ... - n u r i4iff im w i. K From Our Modern Cleaning Plant YflW ,do3p.'t .send, plo$ie to the cleaners at the last moment? Everybody i$"in a hurry for garments that need cleaning, so; we have organized our . modern cleaning plant to dp the best cleaning job in town in. the quickest time. Twenty-four hour service on dry cleaning and press- -ing.-' A special service of fering still shorter time for-- emergency., cleaning. -And ; remember, we also clean draperies, blankets, rugs. . and house - furnish- ingS. ' . : fie. "We're Not Satisfied Unless You Are" CITY CLEANING and , DYEING WORKS . 624 N. Riverside Phone 474 Airplane Pilots Fly Spiral Course When Blindfolded -T- 8rteedler tranmiJon of air mall on'lhe various transcontinen tal and trans-state rout la as- Kxperimevts by tho national ad vLry coat mh te on aeronautics have demonstrated that airplane pilots, when blindfolded, will near- ly Invariably show the sam ten dency to deviate fromxthe straight path of flight and take up spiral one. that a blinded perwn doee when In motion on the ground. ; The blindfolded pilots, accompanied by a reserve pilot who acted In emergency, were found to bring the ehtp after a short flight Into a properly bank ed turn, and mt of them made wun a lenoency in lura ine piane Into a diviag spiral. SALE OF BATTERY OPERATED RAQIQ v i I SE .Ik- . ow . JL J. TO sgQ.oo li . . 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