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PAGE EIGHT XYXOfSM: When an .ircMY.tl "Mis Iter itn v mii'ih, A iiYi tlrtui b e v o mi r "Math mut.f Us Mi j mt it f," uitntrvtf mi to urn off tiU sestialun t'unU tit nil: a w'- IHUlf. Divinht t.'hitililiUO. U'llXt, nUti:m I, i' ii tiorrrhtiit tuns I.- to tints hrr nrmn. It' una? t tltr,n .ii ars. A ilffii itecitirx tthe mnt riim-fnirmtf Jinnit i.'imir, n it ntlfat. who tmiM lit,; Asnohl Ki'oubfii. w a t' i a huifinntr. in thili. i'io "J mir. in I'll u iinr, A ih ' xtslri whc.i n tmuil.t 'l lem.imi thmit him Xi.inrtiini it irn Atlt'f.l. iir threat?,!, fitter At rr, men. In hit it hp Vivir.me of the nltnt'l: truff . nl.e im rlmi not i AHf ii. A trim, inn nt until "Atlrnntrin" Iti.tt the m;ittrr im KiOHturn'A u naiht.it it.ul threat, ens to throw the l-lmur on Atlmt tt ttrcetunru- fistmhiiii's uem fir titer, with murul trit,s,itiitu h f'l)rMillr fos io ti in h Vistcitit voard, it about t orirn, It ( dr.' 4-iittd that Ailtrn nit Visit mis bath Hill altf.nl the nnfii.ni. l, t (it atranawx to Ihrtnv Krmtbestt off the truck. ' Chapter 28 AILEEN STEALS THE SHOW IT was a gay little parry that xath . ered at Ciiamiiiiit's studio two nights after the conference In tlm office of Max Klein's theatre V i v l enne was installed there tcni porarlly, while Charming had moved out. "You have to award Mux the bouquets!" Jimmy Crane said to Alleen as they drank a toast lo their absent member. "Yon and Vrf will meet In a public theatre Alleen turned to Jronberg as he approached. with plenty of people whose mom orles count, looking on when yon do. Alter that, your being togother whenerer you choose to meet Is perfectly 0. K. That means no one's going to guess that La blasqua is Alleen Gray. Cluck doesn't know It no Saunders. Let Arnold Kron berg think what he likes. He can't make much of It." . . The portuls of Krouberg's theatre swung open to tho public with con siderable Alan. Krnnberg stood In the foyer, eurroundod hy a circle of friends. Burns, one of the thentrlcal critics, chuckled as he snw Max Klein alighting from his limousine. Hit opera, hat on the back of his head, a cigar In his rluged fingers. Klein assisted three feminine guests to sup showily from his car. "Is this capitulation? 'The King is dead, long live the King'?" Burns asked Kronberg facetiously as ho recognized the women. They were Julie Sorano, Al.vs Doyle and Kdnn Vellsmy, two of .Mux Klein's former stars and one whose rise was pre dicted.. "If Fay Grant wasn't playing to night, she'd make the group com plete," Tom Qulnn observed and waved to them. "Except Alleen Gray." said Wood ward. "Wonder what's become of her since that accident." "I've wondered myself." an swered Kronberg. moving off to shake hands with Klein. "Speaking of Gray," Burns re imarked to the other two, "1 suppose tint sister of hers will he here If Channlng comes tonight. Remember that statue of her he did the ono that started the ruction at (,'ban nlng's studio party? I've heard, and I suppose It's true, th:it tho slstor was the model Channlng used for his murals." "A lot of thing" are rumored up and down this street!" Woodward stifled s yawn. "Hello. Kdnn!" ho exdhilmed as Miss Vellsmy paused beside blm. "What's sll this 1 hear about you flirting with the nims?" "Hooey!" laughed Kdnn and pow dersd hr nose. "I'm Just a captive maiden attached to the comiueror's train.", ilia tilled her head lo In spett herself In the mirror of her i-oiuiail. and cari fully flit-lied the powder dust from the tiny cre.i -cut ' beauty-spot at the miner of her most II. I Klein n eniuttous of a fliitri j Now in Our New and Larger Offices 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TREATING RECTAL AND COLON AILMENTS Till .Kttfttly tncrMtlflf number f psU.tati Miking from Ncul C)loa iroubk It 4 a (in bc. itaUtt Urgir qorttrt 14 , nrtounct rtmovtl f our Pot ll and end IrttimMt rtornt t tH notlhMtt corner ol Rati Burnudt hn& Grind Avcnut? (ont block at of th Burnt-id Bride). Mi th DEAN RECTAL and .'. IhMit Corner Km Buranda (ttitt fOKTLANU, OKKUON. Older OStiat (oitle. Sin A ROMANCE OjiRAOiO j poking at his ribs as his party en ivrun me uox reservea ror mem. "laook!" whispered Julio Sorano. "Isn't that the radio girt? Over then with Jimmy Crane." Aileen was just sit tint; ilowu, cluho to the tall of the luge. As though a spotlight pluycd on her, 1I10 fuiiit illutnlnation of a shaded bracket-lump m;ule (he porcelain mask ht;tml nut In the semi-dark nesH. All about, there were mur in 11 vs. I'enple wen? pnlnilng out lAl l twine. "Vou who hnvi nails, prepare to hiiu iIhmu now!" Julie Sorano lauj(lii.'il noftly. "KroiiberR must he crazy. Nobody's koIiir to retnemher what his pktiire'M all about. He Tiilbt hav b.nl souse enough to know 1 hat 111:1 I; would .stop the kIiow." Julie was right. So Tar Klein's Ut ile nmieily was progressing very well. Hut tin wax too old a stager In count on success too soon. To any who observed him. Klein ap peared enamored of the fetching ef fect of Mm beauty-patch on Kdna Vellamy's cheek. Kroiiberg's "cinema opera com bine" camu at lust tu its conclusion. "Let's hurry!" suggested Alys l)oy!e. "Max. I want 10 meet her." "Who'' be a.ked. "Ln lastjie, uf course, you dumb bell!" The entire houve was pos- sessed of tho Humo lik-n. The foyer was ulmost Impassable. Max Klein stood on tiptoe, tie saw Channlng and Vivleimo sneak ing to Jimmy Crane. Jimmy pre--f n ltd Vlv to La Mttsiiuc. aa lliough they were total strangers. That was ono danger averted, hut Klein was mystified. Tlioro was something ominous in tho ruct that, thus far, nothing had been achieved hy Krnnherg's having exerted him self to have both sisters there. Klein knew Hint Alleen saw lilm now, and he Blgnnled caution as their glances met "Jimmy!" h called and poked Crane with his stick. "Tho girls want to meet Mademoiselle." J I in my edged them In. "It's been so nice to see you!" Aileen Included all of her courtiers, quite Impersonally. ".Vow 1 must thank Mr. Kronberg and say good night lo him." Alleen turned to him as he approached, and with charac teristic Impetuousness, gave him both her hands. "Your picture was perfectly splendid!" she said. "I en joyed every minute of It." "Mndemolsellelsvorygood." Kron berg made her s bow. "My mem ories of this theatre will always serve to remind me of the Lady of the Mask." "Kdna." suld Julie Sorano, mov ing on after the others. "I think I know who she Is. There's some thing familiar about her voice" "And that's tho answer!" Miss Vellamy's smile was superior. "I guessed long ago." "Yeah?" scolVeil Klein as he lit a cigar. "If one of you guessed her secret of knocking tho public cold, I should be Interested." Jimmy had overheard them, but he was watching Kronberg. "Well?" he managed to whisper to Klein. "What's your guess about It? Did we put It over?" "Nothing's over till It's finished!" Klein growled 111 a low tone. There's a rhnuco we got him bluffed. But 1 ain't sura about It. Did you hear what he said to Alleen?" "You think he knows?" Jimmy Mopped short. "What that guy knows'll be plouty when he linds it out!" Klein churklcd and puffed his corona. "If you km n- what 1 found out tonight. ynn'd believe In Santa Clans. Tomorrow th. mask ptovti Ailecn't undoing. Imolt molt medtf-tt laciltti! ir provided nil tli 14ml akillfd ttvic of ft ltd it hY mid th Dr. Chit. J. lWn nn iutsjiciI method ! trcitinf all KctUl and Colon at), rri-au famoui ihrouihout iht W. W IVt MrTftlffl gUMiaatf Pilti hmtnued or ( ttluMrd. Call, wi He or itlcphon for ire datf.v booiltt. COLON CLINIC and Or.r,d A,u, (Secoad Flooi) TliLlFIIONS KA J91I Franiia.o. Lt An(cUi MEDFORD MAIL IE ML "Halfback. n (be All Amerjcnn tenm" Is hii on ambition. And after exprejwinjj it he closed his eyeH hint evening for his first nup in the bin wid world in spile of nil the protects of hl dad the Hevcn pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Herb f!ny nt the Purucker Mnieinity hom JumI two days In advance of' Abraham Lincoln's birthday. lie failed to show any Interest in udvertiHing and didn't nk for the evening paper, although bis father Is advertising manager of the Mail Tribune. Ills athletic tendencies nre evi denced In his hUHky little pink fdioulders nnd his father ngroes with him already on his chosen go:. I. "Herb refused to attempt an authentic description of his son's eyes nnd hair this morning n he completed a layout for a local merchant in which he Hkotched a baby shoe, where a price mark be longed nnd concluded with "I j must go out and take another look nt hirn.' JJ also reiuseo 10 mine the haby'n name without consult ing hin mother, who in getting along nicely. The little boy is the grandson of Mr. 'and MrH. J. O. Grey of this l city and of .Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gregory of the Crater Lake high way. rilOKNIX. Ore., fob. It (Sid 1 Ladies' Aid Kocty mei-tinr. post poned from laM Tlimsdny wis Mix-doled today in the church p;irlol-. Thimble club of the Neighbor of Woodcraft wilt m et at the home of Mrs. Charles MM 'lain Fri day afternoon. It is Kieatly de sired that all members be present. This meeting wn positioned from last Friday because of the death of Mrs. Kin-halt, one of the mem bers of the lodne. i-'iilies Missionary society will .., i. i'r,.ul,vtei-ian church Thursday afternoon of this week. A mission .study hook will be re viewed by various members of the noddy. Ten Will be served by the appointed committee. iteitulnr monthly meeting nt the Thursday club will bo held .... i ,.i un. Mildred Ward on Thursday. ' This will .be anl all-day meeting with covered disn luncheon nt noon. Mrs. Mildred Mill-shall will assist Mrs. Mildred Ward 111 elltertalnliii;. The presi dent. Mrs. Jess Hdwnvds. Is very nnxImiH that nil members be pres ent A Bond time Is assured. UeKiiliu- mcetlni; of the Juvenile Order of the Nelnhbnrs of Wood craft will ho held at W. O. hall Saturday afternoon of thl" w.'elt. Two new members will he Initiated Into the order, and the ..... tt..,, eon' IIIIN- KUiiruian. .m is. inns that all members be present. The card party at v.. ..... i..i. ui.mtsm-ed tiv Xei;n- hor of Woodcraft lodKe. was de-l ... , ,k. I,.., held vet. ineie eitti,-ii u- - - . i..,, ne more card rmri this sea.n. to be held February 21. when the Biand pi'le " awarded to the pirson received the holiest number ' points for the entire lenmll ol time that the Barnes have been In progress this year. Also prizes will be awarded to the persons havlnB the hlehest ""; " points In l.rldue nnd five hun dred for one evenlim's play Phoenix Health association met at the I'mst.ylerian church Tues day afternoon with n snodly nuiii- her present. Mrs Ida Martin f 1 Minn., arrived lure Thursday to he with her brother. F. H. 1.11'le fleld. who Is sll" conllncd to the hospital. t , Winston Hotel Is a member ot the octette that sans over 'he radio last week and also b-Moic the i:ll;s' lodce at their lasl nieel- '"mi-. Ted Llttlefield cntei tallied with dinner last Sunday for Mi ami Mrs. A. V. Shcldierd. Kvanuelistlc services l.elnu con ducted at the l-resbyteilan chi.rcli here iinler leadership ot l.e. D J. Kerr of (irulits I'ass. aie well under way this week wlih ntwndnnce liicreasin?. Several id the members of the church have been canvassini; through the "-. munitles In the iniercsi of these, services nnd their efforts nr.- belni: felt. , Daffodil eluh met at the home of Mrs. (iconic Siilnm.in la-: Wed nesday Mr an oil-day s nieetm with covered dish dinner at noon. There were fifteen dub inembeis present. Mrs. ll!oy Caster who recently letl for Kllensl.urs. was Kuest of honor. The incctimi Place of the next club In March has not been made known. Mrs. L. O. Caster was IvipptH surprised last Wednesday when n moup of her friends from Lanle l'olnt called with basket lunch to spend the duv. -hose eoinprisinu .1. . Mm. Walk, r and son, Mrs. John llanklns. Mrs. clar. eace liavles and damshter. i .110 i i,s A I Mlddelstcad. Mrs Ted Seaman nnd daughter. I'at-y. and Mrs. Sam Coy. In tne ni" Mr .....I ni. .t A. Hlttei- llni! also of FnBle Point, called. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. o. I "ier nnu . vti- Svhll were dinner uueals at the home of Mrs. John llanklns Sunday. M h:iv. and Mrs. Rd lllsalnholhani llloe,l from their home i n obi.e on the i'fd I'll Si.ik Itoad. the latter belnil own ed by Mrs. T.ionip-on of this coin- IllllllltV. i;iv Caster spent tin week-end at the home of her cousin. Mis i Jne J!T. A samplr : " I'lul.i V.nirc u klcK ill ttK'puue." ( I n I PHOENIX - 1 i 1 TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 'Abraham Lincoln i' ! j fuss 11m ijunaiili l'Maii amt.,imHBmmmmammmm ! -il D W Qnffith... Producer-Director of tfies sensational, romantic spectacle 'Abraham Lincoln ' i I't w Americ:in film si.crun-.es. ml Uobert R. Ioe'; Jason Rob- prnduced within the last lo years can rival the stupendous "Abra ham Lincoln." 1. W. Griffith's I'nited Artists rem ore based on , Ibe lite of the Kinaacipator. oen- ina at the Holly tomorrow fur Ihree-iiay run. No oihei spectaele mad (Iriffilh abound liiuhiiKlils. in dramatic . .Principals in the east, in addi tion to Huston and Miss Merkel are: Keiy Hammond Todd l.ineoln"; Jan "John Wilkes Itouth," the sin; Holiart I'.osworih. as ' Oi'iif-j Four Great Stars In Craterian Flint - "Tlie lloyui. i-'umily of I'rn.id-i wny." nt the I'ox L't-ntetijui isj li:iHod mi the fain c.us play, "Thoi Uny.H Fiinilly." liy (J:oVne S.r K:uif-! innn and I0dn:i erler. It depitrs Hie home life of a leatling fam-j ily of American ntnye performors.l It is not the imprendvp quality! of tho orlKhial play writing alone j which maliov this piny an out-! stnndint movie. .Mont of tho I splendid attril)ute of thin produc-J I Ion nre 1'nund in the wtirrntK ! cniftMinanshlp of I-'redi-io March. Ina ('Iair, Hruriettii ('rosmahj and!1 .Mary Itrmn. .- 1 March is seen rm Tony I'nven- N 1 A complete list of all residents who ire 18 years of age their address and employment. ! p All business firms-, their street numbers and nature of " business Number of children under 18 years of age.. . Classified Buyers' Guide. Classified Business Directory'. n Street and Avenue Directory with householder and w property owners' guide1. y Numerical Telephone Directory and information. 8 Statistics concerning Medford and " the Rogue River Valley. PHONE OREGON, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1931 Holly Thursday a rd h as '.H er n d on ' I-"ni n k I 'a m -peau, as "fJeneral I'hll Sheridan," and Lucille La Verne, as tho ma tron officiating at the birth of I.iruotn. " I Sit; Money" the I'a'.he feature aivith F.ddie Qtlillnn. llobeit Arni- stronir. and James (.leason elosesj at the Holly with the last per-! formanees tonight. To make It I possible for all school children! lo see the feature picture "Abra ham Lincoln" on Lincoln's birlh- as '-Mary ; day. there will he two complete Keith. asHi,mV8 tomorrow afternoon, the fhst at 1:3ft and tho second at 3:."fft. dish, the handsome ton of the family who has deserted tho statce temporarily for tho Kleipr light of Hollywood, where he hns be conn, the great and . lordly lover of the Hereon. Miss Claire is his .sister, tho leading romantic und dramatic notrexH of tho New York and out land stage". Mist Brian is her daughter, raised in tho tra dition of this fnmily'H Thespian history, hut not yet launched into u career. Miss OroHsmun Ih the mother of Miss Claire and March tho grande dame of tho- Caven dish clan, whoso loyalty to her fnmily'H name for .stage . exploits is more dear to hor. than anything el.se in tho world. ' -.-, " New berg Clas servico- will soon he available for this town. OW ON SALE . i THE NEW, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE TY DIRECTORY P i v. i i- ' : FOR 1930 AND 1931 PRINTED BY THE MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Big 75- ORDER YOUR DIRECTORY F .- 1 t The si-arch- for tha Slrst la in b -tongues, who open their petals to the spring sunshine is on. Hoys and girls will be haunting the hills neighboring Medford this week. l'or Fred L. Johnston, who con ducts a shoe repairing shop at 135 West Main street, is for the fourth year offering a prize to tho first girl or boy who brings a bouquet of lambtonguea to his office. The first bouquet fr was brought to his office on March 9. The following year the date was March 5. And last year thUt-daie was bettered by two and the first bouquet brought in March 3. The dry weather which has pre vailed and the many sunny days enjoyed this month lead Mr. Johnston to believe thai the first flowers may be found much earlier this year. He is hoping some girl or boy will establish a new record for the spring blossoms. This contest, sponsored each year by Mr. Johnston, has brought considerable benefit 10 Medford through advertising. Articles re garding the contest have been copied fn trade luagarines and in spired numerous personal inquiries by Mr. Johnston from all sections of the state. PHOENIX, Ore.. Feb. 11 (Spl.)i Much constructive work and i visitation i hoing done by several! of tho community in the interest i of the Orange organization, whir h j Js under way in Phoenix. A meeting has been announced for February 17 at the V. O. AV. hall. U. K. Xealon. k range dep-j uty, nnd those of Phoenix who are Interested, nro striving to have at least f0 present yhs wish to become members. ' Those nerwonH will he . charter members of the organization and j besides making a good showing to Orange headquartera, will bo a; great tmancial benefit to their i own local organization. Following the business session! nnd election of officers, refresh-j ments will be served by the la-j dies. All In the community are Invited arid urged to come out Tuesday night and help in the proper organization of this grange. Surveyors' In a remote region of western Texas discovered ruins of i an Indian village four miles long. I niinri,ii nniunr (. i SOON TO CHOOSE ! . FIRST flFFIHIA! s'C alifor n ia Features HOLD MEET TONIGHT PlIOUNIX. Oro Full. U (Sil.) Vl..lihi,i'.i r.l lt'nn,lcrnn Clirell I will mi-Pi at tho W. O. ' V. hall tonleht -for tholr r'-Kiilar moutliiK. Koilowlnit llio husinoHS HiMHlon, hiiKlinndu of thu mcmlmrs who aio not ihonitfolve; inemherH. ai-o ro iiuiKit. to Join In the nodal hour. ltifroHliiin'nt.-i will lie HPi-Vfd liy u. In ..u.,,-..n Mlldvnrl: ,-" "" '.' Wiinl. Kniil CiiBtrr, 1 loronc-- FJniko. Klva ltrlnroo, nnd rim-othv1 Lot fir. Al-luy Niii-m' Ih Wli'ttin SAN Tit ANC1SCO (A') 1" I r b t Lieutenant Carrie I.. Howard, awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for Rcrvk-CH in the world war. Is said to he the first lirmy nurae corpH member ever ellplblo tor retirement. She has been with the army since Itinfl. Why wish for Summer? vacation NOW in You don't really have lo wait the turn ot the calen dar for your vacation. Take it now, when you need it most. Board a Southern Pacific train to California. To San Francisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood . . . perhaps to Agua Caliente or Palm Springs. Some where down South you'll find the carefree fun you need to fit you for the year ahead. Any Southern Pacific agent will help you plan - the trip. Southern Pacific J. C. Carle, agent Phone 34 All of these features are offered to you in a neatly printed, compact directory which is available to you for- no .00 Are You "Hitting On AH Six?" t o.l i r 1 ' ml. . u u S 1 ncrc-ui mil a ican Are They AH 100? Folks, the human body is just like ? good car, everything must be in kooU working order it you expect to wet the 8 best performance out of either. 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As a Subscriber Guest of the ' MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE. If you are a subscriber of the Mail Tribune your name may appear here tomor row. Only subscribers' names will be published and, during the du ration of this offer, all subscribers will be given an opportunity to en iov FREE shows as GUESTS OF THIS PAPER. NOW PLAYING "Rogue of the - i Rio Grande" illilfiillilliiiiiiiii" NOW TICKETS . I i .o
