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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1931)
v ffi A . I t 11 -1 - - -je?V .'HER TURTLE DOVE To the victor. belong the goils. 'as Kismet, snappy spnntfr. might have laid when he won the thrilling turtle race at Palm Springs. Calif.; recently. At '.any rate, lie seems to like the attention pretty Ruth Johnson. !, above, it paying him. . .,.' lit Jk 1 '.HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU I Looks like a pretty dif 'Scull (oirrialion this,' but these pretty southern California society . girls find it lots of fun . rehearsing for their annual ' "Follies" to be given at Los Angeles. PORKINC. SPACE is what lovely, Margaret Pier tan, above,, is looking; for after taking her pigs to mar- , ket. Margaret was pne of the firiit' In' afloat the porkers as pel!, at Miami,. Fla.,:tliis --. ' ' Wr- ' ' : life ' ilp? J i!rr - r : TiW. . -A . ... . A STROLL THROUCH THE PARK this time of year might lake you upon such inspir ing sights as these. Above is picturesque scene in Chicago's famous Lincoln Park. The ic fountain below is one of the annual beauty spots in Belle hie, Detroit. The fountain is arti ficial and is made by spraying water over trees and shrubs in fleeting weather. Good idea, ' - - v in'lj(?.. ' p, A, mmmmm THEY'RE THE LARGEST . IN THE WORLD The Bible which Mr. and Mrs. Louis Waynai,-above, arc showing to a group of neighborhood children in Los Angeles, took them two yearf to-eomplete. It weighs more than half a ; tori and contains 8048 pages; Below is the gigantic telephone built by a Pennsylvania telephone company, and which was recently placed .. on.cxhibition at. Philadelphia. Both Bible and telephone are said to be the largest in the world. "J. 7;-' ft. i-r- r-?: I - ? -v. ' ' 'i HAS HIS HANDS FULL, has little Henry JCuck. above, but he's not complaining. By his sides are "Honey Iov'- and "Mr. Wu." the dogs he entered at the annual pet il; held in New York recently. . - . ...... .. - - '. ;.: - k; 4i" r . : - y Vffp 1 1 i- C- J ! iVaj& -s tjK&4 IBr-rrh, A . &nm r&wffi Mm&it O-a I , Jiff. , L , r4 .'A Sadu,A'Wi a 1 . Ta mm TurMfc innk' nM nrrk: WHF.M..THF. ADMIRAL COMES AROUND This unusual aerial Dholo was mads: " just as Admiral Frank H. Schofield. commander-inhief of the U. S. battle fleet, conducted an admiral's inspection on board tha i . :'. v U. S. S. California, hu flagship. Note the airplane on' board, lower tight .' ' ; A LOOKING LASS wondrous Marlrne Dietrich, above, and you II agree slit's a right charming one, too. Marlene, fresh from Ger many, is a newcomer in the talkies. ' mtrnvc a nDinciMr-. AV1P ki , Jna'i rirh thne fellows with helmets or shoulder pads. In this strikias bit of actioo at the Richmond Athletic ground. Richmond. England, a Sandhurst man is shown tackling a Woolwich player in a match ' tetweeo tlie Royal ArUllery.VWooWh.,arKlttf - " ' ' liiliilil 1 WBBmESsBKKM
