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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1935)
MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORL). OREGON. HORSES BUNCHED IN THRILLING MOMENT OF POLO THIS IS ENOUGH TO MAKE ANYONE SHIVER WIFE ON JURY SO HE SWEEPS! wiW KrCt F tfSTFfift till.. " Pj3 An Associated Press photo of a tingling bit of action during a championship polo match at Del Monte, Cal., when San Mateo defeated Castro Valley 15 to 9. The players: Harold Christian, extreme left; Frank Fuller, Jr., has just struck the ball, and Willie Tevlt, right. if you don't (ike cotd weather, imagine what it must be like on trawler plying the north Atlantic. The Gemma, her superstructure coated with ice after heavy seas, gave waterfront residents a glimpse of winter at its worst when she limned into Boston's harbor. (Associated Press Photol SHE'S NOT WHO YOU THINK 5NOW? NO. INFRA-RED PHOTOGRAPHY Mr Tf Wait, now! Don't make the same mistake people attending the con vention of the Modern Language association in Philadelphia and many other folk did, and do. This lady Is not Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. She Is Mrs. Merle Protiman, Instructor In French at George Washing ton university in the capital. She says she finds It rather enjoyable, being frequently.mistaken for the much-traveled First Lady. (Associ ate Prnet Photftl if PH S1I'S m y '"X- a!t4 - This striking photograph of one of the buildings of the California Pacific International exposition which will open tn San Diego late in May was made on an infra red plate, giving the appearance of snow. (Associated Press Photo SENT TO WARM SPRINGS f 'itTA ,z?z' m I r j fl I One of the latest creation, .or twilight and evening wear In smart circle, is this youthful appea..rg 'page Boy" tu.r.n d.s.gned 6, Ullly Oache It is featured In mac. tatleta. (Assocnied Pre.. Photo! Walter Fox, 8, Infantile paralysis victim, and his mother, Mrs Thomas Fox, are shown beside the ambulance-truck in which they m.d the four-day Journey from their Philadelphia home to Warm 8 iringe. GJm where the boy i. to take a eix month. treatment as the result of Mrs. F. 0. Roo. even's contributing her J 1,000 Qimbel award for thi boy'ecare. (Associated Press Photol "PUCK" BREAKS LEG PLAYING IN SNOW mn P 1 1 Iri.1iri-' ''rrj ' . I Mickey Rooney, motion plcturt boy star of "Midsummer's Night Dream" who played the part of Puck, fractured his leg white enow led ding at Big Pine', Cal, He's shown making the best of things In a hospital bed. (Associated Press Photo) THIS DOG JUST WILL NOT GROW UP Mickey doesn't know it, but at the age of three months he Is nor mal In every respect except .lie. He weighs 11 ouncse and fite com fortably in this frying pan. Mickey is owned by Mrs. Vorke Young of Seattle, Wash, (Aeesciated Press PhotM 71 Fred Snyder wife, Mrs. Vera Snyder, is on ths Hauptmann ifUl jury at Flemingtcn, N, s Snyder, blacksmith, t more r less ford to do his own housework. He's shown sweeping the porch of his home, white his son. John, oiava with a net dop. Associated Press Photo) 95 YEARS OLD, BECOMES FATHER 'L, 2 ; '',' 'nil ri-rmami-9m 4 V i Jfrv, 5 t ma ipl,4c George Is.nao Hughes, Confederate veteran who celebrated his ninety-fifth birthday New Year's day, became a father of his seven, teenth child shortly before the old year expired. The father, 27-year old wife and week-old babe are shown above at their New Bern, N. C, home. The 16 other children were by a former marriage. (Associated Press Photol She Flies The Mail Named Leader v k Ail- ? Miss Helen Rlchey. first woman to hold a regular job as co-pilot for a commercial airline carrying mait and passengers, is shown as she prepared to take off from Washing cm, O. C (Associated Press Pnoto Representative William B. flank httd of Alabama waa selected for Democratic floor leader as repre sentatives and senators assembled for tii 1935 acssion of ongrss. 'Associated Press Photo) CONVICTS CAPTURED IN DASH FROM SAN QUENTIN . ..ft IT . Thrf of the four prisoners who escaped from San Ouentln, Cal . prison with six persons as hoMagts face additional years in the penitentiary while the fourth, ftudoiph Straight, was fntniiy shot as they wer recaptured a few hours after th delivery. Th captured convicts wara ijffc t fiahti Landara, Jca Krlsty and Alexander Macks. (Associated Prtaa PbAUk Ma J, Charles A. Shepard (above), army aurgeon, axpecta to b ac ulttad of a charge of staying a former wife by poison. Ha went on trial in Topeks, K.ii. His firt trial ruJd in conviction and tenler.t to tifS Imprisonment which was later declared void by the U. S. Suprtm Court (Attcciated Press Phatol
