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PXOE EIGHT
'MEDPOftT) MATL TftlBTjyE, ' MKDT70RD, 0 REfi OTITEST) Y,': FEBTt tTABY 1 a. mi
, Br HOWARD ROCKET
q$Keaiiongiiig
' nrXQPHlS: Aileen Oral), be
comes "MfittiHioisellt Masque,"
istertl singer ot radio, when an
injury to he.' tqce flirt her siaoe
caretr. lluilghl Channlng. ailuf.
make s ' her a uoiceaiu ask fo
rorrc her cara. because nl these
Kiiri, e10 fi-ieA (o target her love
lav Jirtnnu Crane, press agent.
Arnold Kronberg, movie tnainote.
is inuklntt advances to Allan's
sister ViWfniio when a masked
Iranian shoots him, Husvecting it
wa Aileen. he threatens to ai--ruse
rtvltnue of the attack unless
she incrhninatrs her sister. A
teltoram signed "Atlrasteia" hints
the sender tci.e Kronuern' assail'
ttnt and threuttne to tliron) the
tilame on Aileen it necessartt.
Kvonlievil reonrsls '"Mntlentoiselie
itasane" to etna at the ottetiino
o his una - theater, chnnntna
scnereltl lectures I'irle.mf tor act
Una into tnntble with K onbrrn.
Wneii she denes him. he snddenht
lakes her in his arms.
Chapter 27
, ' . A COUNCIL OF WAR
11V1EXNR relt Channius nusli
her to hlin. ' His kisses liurned
her lips. She knew that gtie was
helpless Id this battle with him.
Once again Vivienne realized s'..e
had brought this on herself. Willi
that her Instinctive struggles
stopped. She clOBed her eyes and
her body relaxed In his fierce em
brace. Had alio the courage she'd
boasted? Had she lied to Chnnnlng
or was she lying to herself?
Suddenly he thrust her away
as I hough their contact permitted
her thoughts to How into Chan
niug's mind. But ho did not release
her. His grip on her arm was firm.
Only bis voice changed as he
poke and It was a different light
that burned In bis narrowed eyes.
: "Is that what you wanted?' he de
manded contemptuously. "I thought
you wouldn't like It. Hut It seems
almost Impossible to teach you any
(sense".
Vlvleune stared at hlin utterly
imystlfled. . That was not .what she
'bad expected, and she did not know
I "Now, see her," be went on de
cisively. "You've come to the end
of your fool rope. If only for your
sister's sake, you're, going to toe
the mark. So far you haven't done
'much harm to anyone but yourself.
;But we're none of us any assurance
that you won't Involve us all In a
tnasty snarl. Unless Crane and I
i stick by you, you'll go to trial as
isnre as you live, If Kronherg does
las he's likely to do and I shouldn't
jblanie hlin. From now on you're
janswwabla -to me Don't .think -I
'don't mean It. Unless you play the
game as I tell you well, Just try to
'beat ine and see!"
j Sullen; and sturlng fixedly at the
jroad ahoad of them, Vivienne sat In
isllence all. the way to-New York.
; After the ultimatum dimming had
(delivered behind " the abandoned
ibarn, he had not s).oken elilicr. lie
(would hare paid more attention- lo
a Pekluese on the seat beside Mini.
He wound ' the car In and nut
jtbrougli the heavy trnflic, with a
iduterous hand, puffing contentedly
jat his pipe with the air. of a ninn
'who has made up his mind and Is
Jqulte at pence.
Not until they were out of the
Itube, on the Manhattan side, did he
'make a atop.. Vbeu be ran up beside
(a hot-dog stand and stepped out on
the pavement. "Eat?" he asked,
'.but Vivienne gave him a .look of
,acorn. So he left her waiting there
while he munched a sausage roll
. and telephoned Klein's office Then,
without', divulging . his plans, he
istarted-thtt. car uptown.
-nve're' gujng' to hold a council."
he suld when they reached the I he
aler.. "Vou'ce Invited to sit In.i Nat
: urally, lOK-wou't be discussed. You
are my affair. In whatever else
;cames up. you're expected lo take
I part.'.'j ' -. i , . -i. i. . i
'.. Incensed at his treatment,, hut
helpless, Vivienne sulkily followed
ililm through the theater lobby Into
' Klein's anteroom.
"Walk right In," eillil Sadlo Kohu,
'with a kittenish stiillo for Channlng.
'.Vivienne gave her a sucerlug glance
and Sadie's unfailing memory, re
corded a1 caustic item.
"Hello!" Klein greeted them af
fably. "If here ain't the Prodigal
j daughter and not a motion pic
ture! Welcome to our city. Only
jtbat fatted calves ain't. appropriate
for daughters, I suppose, we'd have
one here Hiis minute. How ahuut
some Scotch?" v v -.,
''It was a bit cold driving over,''
Cbamilug- accepted as Vivienne lg
jnored the producer's gnrrulousness
; wtid nodded to Jimmy Crane,
"Hey, Sadie! Where's that cork
screw?"' Klein called to his secre
'.lary. "All right. ' Close the door.
I'm In rourereiue, understand?"
"Shall I tell Ihcm the rest
about Kronhprg?" Channlng naked
iVIvlenno. She shrugged and he did
so briefly. 'Tudor- tho circum
stances, I Ihounht Hun V I v had best
he here."
"Sure," said Klein. "Pour minds
POET QF PACIFIC;
KAN KltANt'l.sio(i. !' h.! 1 0.-r-P
Heulh ha stilled (he pen of Cant. I
Thomas J,. McOcnn. "l"ct .f the
J'.-ielflc" and veteran skipper, lie
dleil here yesterday ut the uitr r
i
Characterised as the "poet mnx
Iitiiim" by one Tlarvaril pnife.s.oi-.
the enptnln's poems, primarily
about thea, won hlin wide prulse
IllrllldlliR thin of the late I'rcnlnVnl
Iloosevelt.
Tho Inst Ycel commanded by
Captain MoOenn vsan the Itnsr City.
They both "went out of servl.e"
Aurnst 4. !:(. Hi n,-e then he had
spent much of Ms time ut IiIk home
In Cuu ilay, Ore.
ROMANCE Of RADIO ,
is better than none nt all. And we
gotta decide something. Now let's
see. We got Clmnnlng's story, and
Jimmy' speech Is ready.' As for
what 1 been doing, the committee
reports a flop. Kronberg beats it
to Philadelphia, and then goes to
see Aileen. For all I should know
about it, be might hove seen Sadie
Kohn. The guy Just didn't tell me."
"Aileen!" Vivienne sprang up.
"What where Is she now?"
Always wait for your cue, kid!"
Klein beamed Indulgently. "Ac
cording to schedule, she's feedln'
tea lo the head of a home for
cripples . ami the Big Perfume
Poppa. By the way, Jimmy, you
inlKseil a net. Why didn't you think
o' Miss xunla Clous glvln' presents
to them ciipples? Or are you glvln'
Cluck the goods, and passln' mc
stage-money?"
"Speaking of Santa Clans," said
Crane, "just what's the answer to
this?" He had dropped in at the
Ambassador to get the Christmas
card.
"Adraetela again?" asked Chan-;
nlng. "I wonder If Kronberg
couldn't tell us who I he goddess
Is."
"I Imagine he could make a guess,"
Jimmy agreed with hlin. "J list the
same, I doubt if he's sure. Unless
my theory's completely wet, that's
why he went to ijuestloii Vivienne
and Aileen. I think what the man
is trying to do is make sure be
fore lie acts. He wanle to find nut
about Alteon and cither pin It on
her, or be satisfied that she's lint
the girl and go after someone clue.
What nre ireii gnlng lo do, Viv
ienne? About nnswerlng him, 1
mean?"
Willi a defiant glance at Chan
nlng. she said she did -not know.
"What would all of you suggest?"
"That you answer nothing for
the present anyway." Chunning
took her up. Then- he I timed to
Crane. "Is Kronberg still at i lie
Ambassador?" ;
"No," said Jimmy. "I asked, just
now. He registered litis morning
and checked out this afternoon."
"That would suggest that he
found nut whatever he wished to
know." .
"Where do you get that bright
Idea?" Klein asked disgustedly.
"Even I'd have tho sense lo leave
after I'd showed tnyhand. Ilusn'l
be fixed it so both of the girls prac
tically have to answer him, or ad
mit what he already thinks? Now.
take this theater business. He of
fers Aileen and Vivienne both a per
sonal appearance. Ain't It natural
lo jump at the chance? If they
don't, then what's the answer? And
the fact that Channlng hlgli-lmlx
the guy don't help matters any." .
, ."Aileen nan claim Unit flllic-lt
won't let her," Jimmy remlndpil
liim.' "Ami dimming hasn't ad
milled that Vivienne Is his model "
"A lot of good that does. Kron
berg knows It and what does he
care for Cluck? Besides, he'd say
yes " In -a minute, and Krnnhera
knowB he would. Now you take il
from me and II'b tine If they
don't show up at his opening, he'll
he wlso that they're scared."
'You mean that you want us to?"
asked Vivienne, visibly uneasy. -
'You know that Dwlglit changed
the features on the proscenium can
vas." - - .... .
"Ain't that In Itself auspicious?"
Klein replied to Crane. "Was he
hiding something, maybe? And Is
there something besides a contend
makes Aileen . wear that mask?
May ho all that ain't Important, and
again, mnyhe It is."
I'm inclined to think you're
right," Chnnnlng had been consul
ering - as . the producer spoke.
"Whatever wo think about Kron
berg, the man has Intelligence."
"You said It!" Mux Klein agreed.
'When that guy goes after some
thing, he gets It or knows why. If
wo got- more brains, maybe we win.
It we haven't, 1 don't like the looks
of things. Thai's Hut and cash
with order."
"It might be better to bluff It
out," Jimmy Craue suggested. "It
we do, we tell the world we'ro unt
afraid of lilm. '-A lot of worthwhile
people will be at his opening. 1 don't
see what we have to lose "
"And by being nice and friendly,
we give lilm a quiet laugh. There
was no doubt In Max Klein's mind
of the wisdom of such a course, lie
did not udd that something morn
prompted his suggestion, Only
Jimmy sensed that another, and
more compelling reason prompted
Klein's advice. No doubt he be
lieved that the premiere of the new
Kroiibnig Theatre would prove nu
interesting event perhaps on sev
eral scores..
U'ttrltlil. lOSt, h He Mscsutev Ce )
May Klein makes s discovery
t Kronberg'. theater opening
tomorrow.
JOSEPHINE CHASE
AUTHORESS OSES
IMIMAPKLIMMA. Feb. 10. ,T)
The author of the tlracr Ilarlowe
Hioiifji that have thrilled school
Kirtx fttr two decades in dead here
at the line of
Although he wrote the tinier
Marlowe stories under the t.ame of
JeHsle Oruhaiu l-'lower, and many
ft her storie under pseudonyms,
her name was JoAcpblne Chane,
Ktir many e.irn nho lived qutetly
ln a li (i bmh-f In tbe noitlteru pail
of the city.
"The only time people i ill ever
know I'm me will be when I d!e
and they n rite my fdiitiMry." she
oner said.
"Big Money." Clever Comedy, Now
i ww ..&art".wv iiunuk. - .. wflnpv
Joiuci Glvsson, J-.ddic
Vv iho fli'ini litni' since lh'yj
niHK'iircd In the I'nthc plrturc '
"ih Vcnh," linhi-ri ArtnstroiiK and
jami'fl (.tcan"n ar icanicu m
Mlrnntr riijfH in the Pat In com' ly
drama, "Hk Minify," now play -
Frederic Marsh
Scene from "The Hoyal Family of
I'Ycflrlr .March, a
Fredrick March.1 who is ' being
hailed as the newest "weakness" of
the feminine film fans, will lie seen
at the Fox Craterian theater to
morrow In a picture that wives lilm
a chance to display romantic ami
comedy talents w-hich be has hith
erto held In abeyance because of
the requirements of his roles.
The picture U "The Hoyal Fam
ily of 1 buadway." I Mm mount's ;
filmlzatlon of the ccdehrated siag
play. "The Hoyal Family," which
smashed the records of Broadway a,
season ago and which has sine" .
had great success In stock company1
Western Thriller
r N -e
1 HiPl" w-jf.'-fc
ft
ose Itohr, who appeal's 111 one
of the pi'llU'lpul roles In "lioulle of
the ltio Urande," eomliiK tomor-'
row to the Fox lilalto llle.ner.
ach.eved prominence on the vari-
ety staftcs of the Spanish spcaklm;
P.-T. A.
lACKSOXVII.I.K. Ore.. Feb. li)
(Spl.l A lllevtllli; of the I'ni'ellt
Teachers nssoi-iatlon was held at
the IiIrIi school niiilltoiliiiii Friday
iillertioon.
MeetliiR was opened with slim-
' Inn of "Parent Teachers Hand." mi l
the reudlne; of the Parent Teacher
pmyer by Mrs. Kick, president,
i There was a short nrom-am con-
I slstlns "f n piano solo by Amies
im.iiis, ii iroiip sumiim nv (-iiiuiren ,
ol the third mid rouiih linides vlo- ;
llll solo In- .Maltle onis accolll-
imille.l bv her slsler Amies: ami n
lull, hv Mis C O l'Mbl,.l ..r M...I.
ford oil lite free levtboek hill. I
1'lie nssociiilioil endiirscil House
Mill :tt, hut llnaliiiaouslv opposed
House Hills r.l and III. The secre
lury wa empowered to wire to,
Kepresentniites liny and Deuel nnd
Senator I iiuii the de Isit us of the
Jnck'ionvllle I'. T A on. erlilm:
llicse lulls
Mis. FUliinci, iiit'slilchl ul l!ic
I . -.',' - . '.. . - - -. I
v Jose- Hobr and Myrna l.ov. " ' " '
nnniriTTfrTrinTFiiiiiii n iiiiiihiiiiifci. mm m
Ouillan aud Kuhcrt Arr.strong in "lii
iiij;' at lite Hlly llu-air., Kildicj
Qulllim aii'l Mil ium HoeRflr '
fe.-it uied in tin h-adinw role. i
un tins? lcaiure linuirc ine,
Holly 1m Hhowinj; anoiluT intci
j .stin Pat ho News licfl, ami a,
Stars at Craterian
BroHdnay,"-starrliiff lim,'lalre and j
Paramount pic) hit.
a ml touring productiojis through - '
out America. j
March is seen as "Tony," the1
veritable "iiriuco"' of the ".'royall
family." whose mud capers, nerve-j
racking scrapes with women who ;
fall In love .with hlin, ami other i
manifestations of erratic genius i
keep the picture In a continual
uproar of mirth.
Ina Claire i ween as Julia, the
sister of Tony, and Mary ISiian is
seen as J u lia'a da uyh ter, bred In
the tradition for stage ej-oemlancy,
but not yd ready ti step into the
I'hoes of her mother.
Coming to Rialto
itt t M -. iftli
l- ' Hk' I
countries before niiiltlntr the lour-
nry to 1 lollyvvood. Ills first roles
" plolures were In Simnlsh versions
",f '''K feature producll,.,,.,. amonK
them lieclnahl Uennv's part In
..u-,,. j,.,,,,.. ,, ,,.,.
iim's role In "lllaze o' I'.lory."
counly r.-T. A., pave a short talk
concerning Founders day. Mrs.
I'ichtner urged thai as many mem
beis us possible attend the county
P.-T. A. meettiiK at the Ylnwimt
school, April U. The slate P.-T. A.
president will speak at this mret
iuu. It was voted thai Mr. Porter ami
Ills sister. Miss A linen Poller, gave
a talk ou lile and customs in New
Zea la 11 d . I Host rated by i ive reels
of film. This entertainment will
bo given at tho locui gymnasium
in the evening, Keb. lw .
Misji Span's room having the
largest leinesentutlon of parents
and friends present nt the meet
inv:. won the prize a wanted this
mouth.
Net meetiUR of the .lacksouvilte
arenl Teachers association will be
lield on the wvenlim ol March li
. .
imir year noirse in piiyslenl
''ilucat Mil leadlim lo a bachelor's
''riee lins be.1i Instituted at St.
1 "l vel-.il V.
666
LIQUID or JABLETS
Curo Colds. Headaches, Fever
G G 6 SALVE '
CURE'S BABY'S COLD
Showing at Holly
Moqey", A Fat be heature
Vitaphonp act. AIho for the even
ing ixTformanrfH only, tonight and
tomorrow nitfht, at 9 o'clock, the
, Hoy KcoutH will he seen on the
; Holly siap in a short demonntrn-
Uov Scouts will he seen
ifon
FIRST ME CAST
E COLVII
With Abraham Lincoln's birth
day occurring next Thursday, Iso
marking the opening of the super
production at the Holly theater of
"Abraham Lincoln,'' Judse Wil
liam Colvis, ncaring his S fit ti birth
day, was in a reminiscent mood
today nnd recalled the first vote
he ever cast was for Lincoln back
in lSiti-l when tho judge was a mem
ber of the I'nited States cavalry
stationed at Fort Klamath.
There were It -4 men in the com
pany, and when election day came
only one man failed to vote for
the "Great Emancipator." There
were no ballots anil each noldier
made known his vote to the officer
in charge, who marked the vote
in a poll-book. When came the
turn for the judge to vote, he an
nounced he was not of age.
"If you're old enough to be a
soldier." the officer told him,
you're old enough to vote," arid no
the judge cast his vote for Lincoln.
The only dissenting vote was cast
for General MeClellan by n soldier,
on grounds that he had served un
der the general before the Civil
war.
Tbe Holly theater will present a
free matinee Thursday a fternoon
for all G. A. R. members in south
ern Oregon and their wives. "Wid
ows, of veterans who have answer-
I ered the last roll-call are nlno' to
be guests of the management.
I Tickets will be available nt the
' Mall Tribune office or at the box
office of the Holly theater.
FELLOWSHIP MEETING
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
Pators and delegations from dif
ferent points in California. Ash
land, Klamath Kails, Orant.s Pass.
Trail. Kagle Point and other lo
calities were In Medford Monday
at trend 1m; the fellowship meeting
at tbe Full (iospel 'church.
A" (siting pastors, also Pastor U.
r. Streyfeller and District Chair
man Samuel Swanson brought the
messages of the afternoon. Hun
day night and Monday night the
pulpit was filled by " Chairman
Hwanven.-n man of remarkable sin-
Terity ami power. ' -
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offered by any de
pendable trans
portation company
Sove money while you enjoy
the deep-cushioned luxury of
comfortably healed motor
coaches; Convenient sched
ules . . . Baggage carried.
SAVE MONEY
SAN FRANCISCO $12.15
PORTLAND 8.65
LOS ANGELES 22.15
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J I :
Georgo Henselman, who Rrnd
uated with honorH from Modford
high school way bnck in 1 91 J 1h
apaln making Modford his home.
lifi ;ls tiHsocJated with Robert F.
PelQUze, bettoc known to his ninny
friends as "Bobby," now north
west mnnaprer for A. E. Fitkln &
Company. Ltd., investment bank-en-v
Both these boyn left .Med ford
about the srrme lime, George pro
ing to tho UnivciHity of Califor
nia and Bob to .Stanford. Both
saw Rervice In tho World war and
later fought many "battles" on the,
golf courses around Portland.
Mr. Henselman has had wide ex-
perienee in the investment field in
Portland, and San Francisco nnd
Mr, Pelouze. is one of the best
known and most successful in
vestment bankers of Portland, The
A. E. Fit kin company is one of
tho largest investment firms in tho
country with headquarters in New
York and branches in the princi
pal cities
Mr. Pelouze opened the Portland
office in November, lii30. and in
January oi this year was made
northwest manager, in charge of
both Seattle and Portland offices.
The A. E. Kitkin Company. Ltd.,
has an enviable reputation, ; with
an unbroken record of over twen
ty years in meeting every Inter
est requirement and sinking fund
agreement on the issues they have
underwritten; -They specialize In
municipal, public utility, and cor
poration bonds, preferred stocks
and investment trusts.
Mr. Henseltnan's territory will
extend from Eugene to the Call-
j forniu line. Jlo will open an of
i f ice here, the location, to be an
nounced at a inter date.
EE
Jaeksonvllle CrnnKe will meet
on February 13 nt 8:0(1 o'eloek.
The Central Point decree team
will be present to put on the third
and fourth decree work. T There
are about 10 eandldutew to reeelve
the deRi-ees. The Central Point
team gives the work in an exeep
tional anil impressive way, so a
vei-y fine meeting is anticipated.
All eandldates who have ' not
received the third anil fourth de
crees nre asked to be present at
this meetlllK. so tllnt the complete
tnitfntion work may bo Riven. The
lecturer has nlso promised a good
propram for tho nieetfnir. . .
Home Economics club will meet
with Mrs. Ora Vledermever of the
et Side district, February 11 at
(III o'clock.
SAMS VALLEY
SAMS VALLEY. Ore., Feb. in.
(.Special) J. Sanford Itlchard
son of lleale lane was a recent
business caller In our district.
County road trucks are worltinc
in this district hauling tjravel to
roads.'
(Iranpel-s nnd club members
who attended the reprnlar meeting
of the Keerentlon club at Central
Point "Wednesday night were- Mr.
and Mrs. It. H. ' KeeRnllller, Hiss
Catherine Knger, Wesley McDon
oiiBh, Itussell, .Stephen nnd Mrs.
O. T. Wilson.
The Intermediate room under
Mrs. Ada Fust Is plannlnB some
Interesting school netlvlties for
the spring months, consisting of
contest debntes nnd spelling
matches with other districts.
Miss Arbuckle, accompanied her
civics class to Medford Thursday
to bear the Klngsley trial.
; C. A. CROW !
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NOW PLAYING
"Rogue of the
Rio Grande'
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LITTIF STOKIE
fittla
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3 !
bar ban i-KuO hu i$
- llnr'bara Itohblns ia a pruduatei
of tlio .Jitney flayers, thuse no
madic actors who set up their staso
on the back end of u truck.
She played in a couple of minor
roles fn road shows, then (aunt to
Uroadway. -
When William liolitho's "Over
ture" was cast, she, on unknown,
was given the leading feminine
role.
She Is a protegee of Marine Ken
nedy, nnd it was on the advice of
that star that Miss Kobhins decided
to take up a su.ko cann-r.
Here i
Vbu
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ILL BE GUESTS ,
nu
Civil war veterans and thr-Ir
whoa are to be fiuests of tho Holly
theatre at a matinee next Thui-N-day
afternoon when the super
jiroductinn. Abraham Lincoln. '
will open fin a three day run.
Tklct'tH for the tiuests will be loft
ai the Mail Tribune- office where
they may prorured in amplf
time for the matinee. AVidows of
veterans who have passed heyund
are also to be quests of the Holly
and are asked to eall for the
tioliets at this office.
There may ho a possibility Ritine
local residents may have seen the
"Creat Kmam ipator," years auo ifc.
peisnn or heard him talk. If there
are. their identity would be appre
ciated as early ns possible, by com
municating with CioorKe Olsen at
the Hully theatre, or "Lincoln
Department" of this paper.
Nrhedules .astern Crews
PH1LAOKL1UUA (Pj The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania this year
will enpaKe in rowiiiK every east
ern school that ensapes in the
sport.
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s a Man
I IE IS the Stock Fire Insurance Company
' ' Agent. Available through him is a fund
ofinformationthatybu should have forthe bet
ter protection of your family, home, business,
and community.
More than a hundred years ago the Stock
Fire Insurance companies established rela
tions with property owners through local
agents. To this system Stock Fire Insurance
owes much .if its success in serving the indi
vidual and the public.
STOCK FIRE
INSURANCE
is represented throughout the country by
thousands of the be:t citizens of the various
states. They offer and have available a service
that embraces the many activities of the com
panies for the conservation of life and prop
erty, better building construction, improved
safeguards for homes, business, institutions
and communities.
Stock Fire Insurance means much more than
reliable indemnity. Your agent may be able to
suggest ways through which you can use his
service and that of his companies to your
Sreater advantage.
Stock Fire insurance
Companies are Represented
by Cepaba Agents ttt Your
Community