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MF.PFORP MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRTPAY. JANUARY 11, 1935 PAGE FIVE MYRNA LOY. ONCE To Protect Milady SHINES AS STAR By ROB BIN COONS HOLLYWOOD. (API Among the rtrestes who have been virtually Hollywood fixtures for several yiers MYRNA LOY nrhm I 40. cam to the front WrXjMlF i: 1 to veritable atar- fWWW 1 clom more dlfl- ....fetoJ nitelv in 1934 than Myrna Loy The one time exotic ilren of al dent films and many talkie who waa really a plea Mint little freckled girt from Montana, h a a been "discovered ' for what ahe is an actress who only incidentally, because of wide eyelids, la fitted for oriental rolea. Before, what Is now only inclden al was considered her major capa bility. She was an "oriental type," despite the honeBt, plain-as-day freckles and the incipient humor. "I'm no different now," Myrna will tell you. "In fact, no one ever trou bled to find out what I really wai like." Hollywood was finding out, surelj If slowly, even before "The Thin ; Man." But It .was that film, more than any other, that served as a complete revelation. It put the "ori ental mystery" legend down under six feet of earth. Currently. Myrna is wearing the helmet, goggles and leather Jacket of a asuntlng aviatrlx in "Wings In the Dark." Five years ago, when Myrna was Y as mini (Victor McLaglen called Yes-Minnie) in "The Black "Vatch," weaving her oriental spell and put ting the Indian Blgn on occidental lovers, no producer would have be lieved it possible. But that is one of the things that keeps Hollywood intriguing. Some of the stars, like Katherine Hepburn, Margaret Sullavan, Garbo, acquire the name of star all of a sudden. Jack-in-the-box. And there are Myrna Loys, who plod along, and equally all of a sudden, Jack-in-the-box, are "discovered." TRIALPRINC1PALS GET STAGE OFFERS PLEMINGTON, N. J., Jan. 11 (AF) Principals In the Hauptmann mur der trial are being swamped with offers to tell and act their parts in the Lindbergh case. Dr. John F. (Jafsie) Condon has been offered "thousands and thou sands and thousands" of dollars, At torney General David T. Wllenta said today, to tell bis story. There has been no indication the former lecturer on education woujd accept the offers, although he said previously he would take up to $50.- 000 the amount of the ransom be paid for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to restore It to the dead baby's father. Miss Betty Got, th Lindbergh nurse, and others figuring In the case, have received lesser offers. Even the Jury has not been over looked. A vaudeville booking agent Is said to be prepared to offer them 1300 a week each to tour the na' tlon's circuits as a unit show. 4 A A U i4" i F& -J. , KELLOGG COMPANY'S logg company; said W. K. Kellog.Uted on a 24-hour day schedule, with I 'president and founder, "the United 'the six-hour day working shift and I the hiphe&t wage scale ever paid our employes. "The Kellopg company has employ ed many advertising media in helping to gain these objectives. Each has performed a valuable function but. faced the present economic upset i since the earliest days of the Kellogg 930 with a major expansion in! company, newspaper advertising has advertising and merchandising been the backbone of our effort. programs. "Co-operation of the newspapers for States passed through a number of I highs and lows in the economic cycle. We started our business in the diff icult year of 1007. We moved forward ! with a new product and greater ex- ' pansion in the trying period of 19111 r,we fac fj in 193C HIGHER LEVELS ath Falls for the last two day lifted today to make way for a light fall of snow. The city, covered with ice and snow. Is gripped In the most severe winter in two years. BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Jan. ll.-j In our opinion, the results hse naV(l fnabl(.d u, to con-jweather bureau. The prediction in- iSpU During the present economic more than lust Hied our belter that centrMe our C(forts where thev areicluded a considerable fall of snow upset volume and wage scales have agcressive anion, oven during periods . mc5t nPedrd, wuh a minimum of de-'for the S:kivcus. Oremrings and been inrroad by the Kdiocc com- of economic upset, is extremely bene- ftn(J hflVC provcd to m ovpr n( Snton moumnln, whcrr thp lftRt fcw pany. world's largest inanufacturer of Uexm to this company. Our volume ef n (nc ouUtaiidmg value oldnvs have seen little new snow and newspaper advertising, la considerable settling of the old. "We fac? 1935 with even greater) The depth on the ground on the confidence born of our experience jSiskiyous and Sexton has settled from AihiM-jttes llohhles RALEIGH. N. C (CP) The hap-! ptest people in the world are those! I with hobbles. Dr. Ed Hednepeth of Heavy snows tonight and Saturday the University of North Carolina In-1 all mountain areas in Oregon slats 'Cultivate s hobby, something different from anything in your dally routine, and you win gain much ben efit from the relaxation," he said. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. that you like to putter around with in spare moments, something entirely , j w Juniper Oil, Use Mail TrlOune want ads WHY GET UP NIGHTS fltu-hit I e;ne, Ftc. readv-to-eat cereals, while emplov- j nas oeen maintained ana increased, ment during 1934 was nearly 20 per Our ppople have been kept busy and cent greater than In 1929. Advert is-1 our employment curing the past year lug and sales promotion will be at a ; " n nearly 20 per cent above the high-water mark for the company i high-water mark of 1929. during 1935. "Throughout the major part of the During the lifetime of the Kel-lpast few years our plants have oper- durtng the past three years." Phone 543. We'll haul away refuse. City Sanitary Service. your approximately 24 inches to 15. KLAMATH FALLS. Jan. 11. ( AP) 1 A cold, bleak fog freezing to Klam- HUSKY THROATS Overtaxed by imoking Plush out excess aci.l and matter. Get rid of bUdrier irritru.on that causes waking up. frequent de sire, scanty flow, burning and ba;-iC-ache. Make th:a 25c test. Get juni per oil. buchu leaves, etc . in little green tablets called Bukets. the bid der laxative In four days if not. pleased your druggist will return vour 35c. Heath's Drug Store, Jarmlns Drug Store. Among exnious at the National Inventors' congress at Hollywood is this new tear gas gun, particularly devised for women. It also may be worn on the arm. (Associated Press Photo) Y (CM IN LOS ANGELES I (Continued from page one.) SPECTACULAR SAVINGS -J FLOUR UT $1.59 SAFEWAY 49-lb. bag $1 BROTHER KILLED Wcrd was received In Mediord to day of the deatn last Sunday nigbt of Wiillam R. Durr, Mountain States Power Co.. employe of North Bend. Ore., brother of Nathan Durr ot Central Point. Hia body was found partially burled under the sawdust in a power plant on the Marshfleld North Bend highway. It is thought that Durr, who was 33 .years old, suffered a heart attack or tail and was suffocated under a slide of sawdust. An attempt st arti ficial resuscitation waa carried on for two hours. Durr, who lived at Cenr-,j point for a year, had been employed by the power company pince He is survived by hia widow, Mrs. Jessie Mae Durr of North Bend, four broth ers besides Nathan Durr of Central Point and three sisters. My Best Girl," and the film colony knew them as good friends. Fairbanks did not contest his wife's suit, which was called for hoariivi without prior court announcement It was the sscond case acted upon by Superior Judge Ben B. Llndsey former Juvenile and domestic rela tions Jurist of Denver, who has Just taken office here. He disposed or it In three minutes. Appearing In a gray dress, gray fur : coat, black pumps and a small gray ' hat with a red feather perched Jaunt ily on the crown, "America's Sweat heart" kept In control whatever emo tions she mny have felt tintll Judge Lindsey, looking up over his spec tacles, said clearly: "Gentlemen, I have read the com plaint and ft decree will be granted." Mary gave a little start, .and then.1 as she left the court room flanked ; by her attorney, Lloyd Wright, and her public relations director, her eyes filled and ahe choked as she attempt- ; ed to answer questions or newspaper men. On the witness stand, three "yes'fc" sufficed after she had an-! awered the routine questions as to her true name and ength of resi dence here. Elisabeth Lewis, the ac tress' secretary, corroborated her tes timony. "Has a fair, Just and equitable property settlement been made?" asked Wright. "Yes." Miss Plckford's voice wiu low. "Have you read the complaint?" "Yes. ".v.j the charges (mental cmclty. indifference and neglect) true?' "Yes." Her eyes were lowered as U to avoid the curious glances of the few present in the court room. Now Hollywood is wondering about their new reported romances. Bert Rogers, at his home in Olathe. Kas., said he was "Just certain" his son. Buddy, and Miss Plckford die! not plan to marry. "Buddy was rather lost out there in Califcrnla." said te elder Rogers, "and Mary took him in tow." DEMONSTRATING BIGGER SAVINGS FOR 1935 ONE WHOLE WEEK, Jan. 1 1 to 17 Hundreds of items repriced at new LOW PRICES Spectacular savings are in store for those who take advantage of the sale. Bring in your friends and don't forget, every item fully guaranteed or money back! ANS-DLOR The Better Bleacher. BUNNY BRAND. Gallon Jug 4 oz. Bottle 19 15 COFFEE PRICES REDUCED 3 lbs. 55c, lb. 19c . . 2 pounds. 49c COFFEE 2 lb. can 53c Brazilian Coffee NOS HILL COFFEE . EDWARDS DEPENDABLE WOMAN'S GLOVES LEAD 10 SUII SALE OF BULK GOODS RICE, broken, fine for pudding, 10 lbs. 39c SOUP STOCK, fine mixture for soups, 2 lbs. 1 9c SPLIT PEAS, yellow or green, . . 2 lbs. 19c RUNES, Oregon petites, ... 6 lbs. 23c BEANS, fancy small whites, . . 10 lbs. 49c RED BEANS, red Mexican for chili, 5 lbs. 29c MACARONI, Rose City cut, . . . 6 lbs, 42c Hy-Lo l'.j ji f Square tmrtr patented i CHOCOLATE DOG FOOD HOT SAUCE MATCHES Clean up Price, Lb. tin Guittard's, Ground Sweet. Victory. Del Rogue. ' Cans 1 Cans Highway. 8-box carton 15c 25c 25c 23c CINCINNATI (UP) U Mrs. Elsie Bobe hadn't pressed her husband's suit, she might never have filed suit for divorce from Otto Bobe. In the cour.e of her pressing, she found a pair of women's gloves In his pocket, according to her petition. He demanded them and she hid 0;hem. Mrs. Bobe pays. And so he pave her a cood "shaking." packed his clothes, left and hwn't returned to her or thetr children, she charg in hr petition. IRON FIREMAN VOTES ONE DOLLAR DIVIDEND PORTLAND. Jin. 11 (API A II :Ort dividend cn 300.000 h.m of cu:t:.!:r.g stock totl by dirrctors of ttie Iron Fireman Manu-fn-uir.n(i corr.p'.ny here Thurwlay. T!ie company 'lun.ed that 1934 fnrr.lric r.r "20.0O0, compared Fastest Lighting V'',f Square Heater - On the Market " 10 t. Onhanlzcd One large walnut enmer In Northern ( altfnrnla bnuiht ft.or MV-I.O Heater. AM sltlni complete Mtl-fat-tlon. HV-I.O "l.vr In all s-il il tq.iare t)pe h ruler with nuMitr ru tins rmer. lrte re-enfnrret to pre vent warpliif. hlncetl recul;ilir anl deep tAtk h "mI ;it lizhllnr. ern nnmiral. effh lent. Mm k of lieter and p.irtt at Vi ninvnto. Sl'IfMI. HIIIK . . . Wr Uir nti hand ft hlj ttippl) of ued orrharU h'ate' In s rJ iondltlon and nrl part fnr old heater at K.KY I.OU prlre to m"e Imnietlliitch . Mfft. by Anierlriin n CnniKiin James Mills Orchards Corp. Hamilton ( My. ( nllf. Iltt r Unit or Thnne HimlMon .VF-3 or wrM Scheu Products Compnnv. Ltd. . n .C 'l Writ . I.'. nr I ' ' IUkM VWa Agents MliU-l a 4 SAVE ON POTATOES ONIONS , LETTUCE VEGETABLES ORANGES QUALITY Klamath Gems No. 2 Solid crisp heads. All bunch vegetables Soutliem California Navch. 126 size Per Dozen case SI .09 Full case SI. ?)8 PRODUCE 50 lb. Bag 33C 10 lbs. 19 2 'or 9 3 20c Per Bunch PEAS JELL WELL SALMON BROWN SUGAR CORN GOLDEN HARVEST No. 303 (Case of 24 Cans $1.79 QUICK DESSERT Assorted Flavors FANCY PINK (6 for 69C) Host (irade Golden GREAT NORTHERN Golden Bantam No. 2 Cant Dozen for 1.59 HOMINY VAN CAMP'S No. SUGAR MILK CHEESE Pure Cane, 25 lb. cloth bag MAX-I-MUM. Richer creamier. Case of 48 cans $2.71 Mild Full Cream PUMPKIN RAYMAL. No, 22 can " Qc S1 9 I Slze 3 cans 23c 6pkgs. 27 J 3 cans 35c SsS, 2for27cJ Can. 30r23C SI. 29 Js. 4 tall cans 23 Pound ' 1 c 29c Albers Roseware. GOLD SEAL. Clean-up price TOMATOES Josephine Solid Pack. No. 2Vi cans w for I Case of 24 cans $2.20 OYSTERS, SHRIMP 6-oz. cans. 2 for 25 C PANCAKE FLOUR No. 10 bug 4 7r SAFEWAY. Self Rising. 1 I U COCOANUT Shredded Macaroon. Pound OATS W lb. pkg. JAM o C lb. jar CATSUP 1 A HIGHWAY. I t oz. bottle RAISINS Fancy A Seedless pounds RICE w pounds 29c LIMA BEANS T pounds 23c BLACK FIGS b pounds 19c NUCOA For Cooking. t pounds COCOANUT BAKER'S. Southern Style. SYRUP 15c 27c 19c 11c 27c TOMATO SOUP Van 0amp'. 26-oz.ocan. TOMATO JUICE Del MoDte DEVILED MEAT Libby's. For the School Lunch. No. J4 can for No. 1 can TOILET TISSUE zi;i;, sort White 6 roiu 25 c PORK and BEANS Van Camp's. SALAD DRESSING Best Foods. PEANUT BRITTLE Clean-up. 27 oz, can lbs. COCOA, Rockwood 9. I7r full. rlrh. Ilnfut uuilltr ID. CU w WHITE KING Granulated Soap. SOAP Luna. Made by P. & G. TOILET SOAP A-Plus Sterling Health. bars Pound 33c 12c LOG CABIN. Medium can 39c WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS STORE 41, 113 N CENTRAL. STORE 471, MAIN and HOLLY QUALITY LOCAL MEATS Beef Roasts Yir lb. 1 0C Salt Pork Backs ib. 20c Oysters Fresh Large Size Pt. 29c Bacon Squares lb. 19 Sugar Cured Fresh Smelt 2 lbs. 25c Columbia River Salt Herring . each 6 . 1 1 J...