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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. COP'S KISSES AIRED IN COURT AS WIFE WINS SUIT 4 ci S ; There was discussion of "hot, burning kisses," "platonle kisses" and "lust kisses" as cross-examination was conducted In the $100,000 alienation of affections suit brought by Mrs. Norman E. Nottingham (right), wife of a Chicago police patrol wagon driver (center), against Mrs. Myrtle Tanner Blacklldge (left), 42 year-old widow and a former collector of internal revenue. Mrs. Blacklldge, known for her re puted loss of $50,000 in a faro game some years ago at Springfield, III., said her kisses with Nottingham were "Just kisses." Mrs. Nottlnaham won a iudoment of $7500. (Associated Press Photos) THE MATCHLESS' READY FOR NEW DEAL IN SILVER m 4 "v.j-y ,f)!,t'',sifV ir s si , .Vif'i Site i . ,jrvt 4 , 1 fcj- "The Matchless," fabulous silver mine of a fabulous sliver area In Colorado and money-maker for the famous "Haw" Tabor, is shown as It-appears today, ready for the best the nation's new silver policy may bring. Tabor bought the mine after It had been "salted" with silver, and eventually it produced million! as the real vo:ns were tapped. (Associated Press Photo) FRENCH SEAPLANE SETS NEW NON-STOP FLIGHT RECORD 11 1 . .".'. .' ' .... ..... v ........................... 1 ...... 'i:f S:.i8 lift Ths French seaplane Southern Cross no relation to Kingsford-Smith's famous ship Is shown at , Natal, Brazil, after Its transatlantic flight from French West Africa. The ship set a new seaplane record by Its non-stop hop of 2,666 miles from Berre, France, to St. Louis, Senegal, the western tip of Africa. (Associated Press Photo) UTAH GIRLS USE SALT FOR SNOW IN JANUARY "3,jsjc;"w"" i- Sife'rf 1 Winter bathing hasn't become i popular outdoor sport in the Qreat Salt' Lake yet, but spring-like January temperatures tempted these three nymphs to dare Its waters. They're throwing not snow but crystallized salt from the lake shore. Left to right: Jeanette Claws on, Marjorit Hyde and Becky Whit ney. Associated Press Photo) CANDIDATE FOR "SNOOT" HONORS PLEDGE HOUSE HARMONY TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Presenting Ray Peterson, Everett, Wash., nominee for the homll est face title which has been claimed by a Scotchman and .-. Nebraskan. Upper left: the candidate In a calm mood. Upper right: his Imitation of the Nebraska "nose swallower." Lower left: the Scotch "grumphf" and (right) Peterson's own de luxe double twist. (Associated Press Photos) INSANE WOMAN HELD CAPTIVE IsWjMttfhWr" (?.".-"'-' Hil l-LtsLs I if llj f F v IflR p y 5?' I;-!'; 11 iW 3 ir-SUaii GRACE ROOSEVELT AND FIANCE i- I?-. - - 51 - ...ft Jrityfl worn The engagement rf Grace Roosevelt, only daughter ol Col and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, and William McMillan, Baltimore architect and yachtsman, has been announced. She will be the first grandchild of the late President Theodore Roosevelt to be married. The wedding will take place March 3 at Oyster Bay, New York. (Associated Press Photo) SCREEN ACTRESS WEDS BEFORE THRONG AT STATION OUTDOOR SCHOOLS FOR CHILDREN 'jtt"wir'pfriwwtr , , . -i1 j H V'i''' ;U fill : . -. Vf Ik. M . 11 111 m tmwkm Betty Compson. film actress, and Irving Weinberg, her business manager, were married before a crowd of several thousand persons in Albuqueque, N. M,, as the train on which they were traveling stopped for a short time. This photo, taken just after the rites, shows (left to right) Miss Compson, Wein berg, Mi. Ciyne Tingley, Mayor Clyde Tingiey of Albuqueque, and Justice of the Peace J. L. Qobet, who performed the ceremony, (Associated Press Photo) . ' ' " - : " ' far A.... .. .'- .-i.-..r Workmen srectlng tent schools In Berkeley, Cel., to take the place of three schools there which have been condemned as eerthquake hazards. Ths tents will be stesm-heated. There will be wood frames, floors and s.dewalls four feet high, the remainder being canvas. (Associated Press Photo) m . - -sx ?f w) ' v s J? JWjfMJg-f h - a It asn i tf i , i ' 4 "A - Rep. Arthur H. Greenwood of Indiana, democratic whip, and a arouD of his aides called at the White House to promise the house s support of lenislation recommended this session by the chief executive. Tront row. left to right: Representatives Wesley Lloyd, Washington;' Lawrence Lewis, Colorado; Greenwood: John W. Flanagan, r Virginia, and Luther Johnson, Texas. Second row: Jed Johnson, Oklahoma; John Miller, Arkansas: James Mead, New York; Mrs. Edith Rogers, New Hampshire; Harry Haines, Pennsylvania, and Fred Blerman. Iowa. Back row: Jennings Randolph, West Virginia; Claude Parsons, Illinois; Numa Montet, Louisiana, and Carl Weideman, Michigan. (Associated Press Photos) , URGE PASSAGE OF BIRTH CONTROL LEGISLATION f Vox J i f t Z Ml v. AF X "4 II 1 T--W 7h Rep. Walter Pierce of Oregon, author of a birth control bill. Is shown with two ardent champions of i birth control at a hearing before the house ludlciary committee at Washington. At left Is Mrs. Thomas N. 1 Hepburn of Hartford, Conn., mother of six children, among them the actress, Katharine Hepburn. Mrs. Margaret Sanger Is at right. (Associated Press Photo) CUBAN CROWDS FLEE BULLETS AS PRESIDENTS CHANGE .1 l"V?Ti- V mitt" rj Jl! i "Ma nf "V" T I- ' , ' . -' rnLi9 1 1? 4 I - W& I I -.1' . Xk f i. sT ' J IV T . tl tr'. I It ll-( i n i I &4 k ' r.V ' i" .1 '1 B K" '!f 1 t !i?w;1 MM IS i Crowds that assembled to protest ths resignation of Ramon Grau San Martin as Cuba's president ran for cover when machine guns were trained on them. Three were killed and at least 14 Injured in the shooting. (Associated Press Photo) WRECKED CAR CUTS QUEER CAPERS! Sets Basket Pace if gj'JVit..'iiiiiisjtwi'siCTiijSiMj..iijiai.eiu,ii mi i uBig) This was the dnzy sight which resulted after a passenger train col lided with three switch engines, running tandem, near Fenton, Mich. Nt on. was killed in the emashup. and only two trainman wart seriously Injured. The passenger coach which bor. most of the damage waa unoc cupied. (Associated Press PhotaJ Bob Galer, Waehlngton forward started the sesson out as a guard, but his aim was accurals so he was made a forward and waa the lead ing basketball acorer of the north, em division in the first half doten "S?!! iAssoclated Press Photo) ..
