MEDFORD' MATH TRTBT7NE, MEDFORD, 'OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER
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Boys and Girls Who Have Won National
Fame as Letter Writers
First Announcement of Awards In National Letter Writing Contest,
In Which More Than 20,000 School Children Competed For Prizes
W T1 K'Nir) sa.ooi.ciiiumnoi4j L$
J ' ' 4 . ll?ii ViTfvX it )V5 I ', ll Minuet HI )MM"miJ
Wi;o nli ill ihiw Hiiy Unit I-tti
utlliiitpl n liit nrt 1u llit'-"
1 i.lttM CmirO A h'i i-i-hi
ful utttry vlli riili'l
Milium: thu m'liout tlilhlrcii of tln luml
!mt Jtit ruM.1 etui- liMhcljr tlmt ir
lcy tiii.l u'rU nt liwt urn fully entl'it
f door, tlroMJ iruMlii ttiroiich
lUu irlnit nl.
With (lio itu-p"!' to "Mlinulnto In
lTit In Mtvr Mtlltnj:. to (lowiltip olc
Hn Mtltiii nmuinf m limit lilHlrtm nml
to lutiftwt ttiwtu In tliu orlKlti Mini ()(
HiiiM'iit of Itmmtlutt tUut lime Im
i ohiii liiiMtr(iitit oii'iiiili' futiont In
i.ur ri Ittatitttui." tlii IJp.ulnict'Ui I-ltir-ry
iVmmlitt'o of Now Yrl city rr
irmly offered, tt.rouuU lint nMW
. i(m.u (r Hi" ruiti Htitt. -.nx)
i-Ui. cinltlu of loo lln iloll.ir wll
ilii"i, I.omi 'tlffnny iiimIhU of rli'ti
iliitii timl I.0 liamlomi'ly cucmvcil
-mHrali"! of mi tit for llio lnt let
t of two to tlmii tiitiHlrxl onU
Im-nsl iijwui tlio Inti'lj' julilllicil lnik.
A Now rlinj-tiT In mi i'l Hl'ry,"
mIiIpIi colon tlio roinriiitli' lilMory of
(to itov(ioMiiiiit of ilrciiriiiH niul urn-in.iiilll-Mt
iiinklni;. '
I'lUon with oiTiTcil III four clnMen;
('taut A farclillilnni Ion titiriii)nra
of use; f'liim H. twcho to tlilrtvn:
CIiim C, fiiiitlcon to ilftccii, nml Claim
, hltit'ii ycflrs of iiko mnl over
TIhto wt llinv prlnoliml prUt In
oncli cIiiki, nml mi iiitil iiuiiiIht of nil
pritfl WtTO lllloltml (rt ItK'll clll1, no
Hint cncli niill Htiiinlil coinpoto on
cipml tcrniH nml only with otlirrx of hln
own ki
Wlilo Interott In Conlcit.
S'OOII IlfllT HlO llllllOIURHMlll'Ilt Of till'
ronti'Ht cntrlci ciinu' In n ttmul from
c cry corner of I'ticlo &hh'm ilonilnlniin.
Willi tlio rcci'lpt of tlio (molt, which
w'iih priMcntcil to tho llhriirlcH In hi hooW
wlii'io puplli wcro to compete, tho
prlxc li'lHirt lii'Knn to pour Into the
ollleo of tho committee. In nil, more
' thnn '.'0.0(H) live, IWil mcKHiiKcfi wcro
nx-elveil. They ciiino fiom htirh wlilo
oijNipltc ni tho New York city hoy
who ihleH to hchiml In tlio wnliwuy nml
from I lio weo Klrl In tho Interior of
t'ullfonilii (n winner) who "hml to ko
110 miles to flml n photournpher" to
liuve the jihoto tnl.cn which In repro
duced In connetllon with this Htory,
I'lolmldy hivnnso of Kicntcr popnla
tlon Now York led the Hit of Milton In
tint nnmher of entile. Next enmo
Ohio, clotoly crowding tho Umpire
Hlnto for lli-Hl plm'i'. 'I'l'i'H followed
Ninth Diikotn, Cnllfornhi, MIksoiiiI,
(Ipoi'kIii, HoiiIIi Piikotn, Ailzonn, New
.lerxey, Klotldii nml l,oniiH.lnnlit In
ho nrdor mimed, wlh tho ollmr Htntcs
r..pn)nenled hy himillor iiumlicrH of
vrlzo Hcekei-H. Then, too, thcio wcro
iIioiiniiiiiIi of lei tern of comment nml
inquiry from pnrontn, from IoiicIicih,
' ffXNlnrri. edltom, nil fielKhted with In
West In whnt tlio children wnro do.
tr.s'. Token In nil of IIh impccls, piolm
blc never hofoio Iiiih it conte.il inndii
Juelf felt thronh ho much tenltory
i-t A nmom; no many pooplo In nil com
dltloim of life.
ttnicted by llin Kcntdno vnlno of tho
lettera tnihiiilllcd, u dltlni;iildicd lnuuil
PIONEER STAGE DHIVER
VISITING IN VALLEY
(III ANTS l'ABH, Dee. IB. M. J.
Umrk, tlio pioneer hIubo diivoi
KEY TO THn WINNCrtS.
1. Henry TrjneU VIIon, 8ilm,
N. Y winnir lint pruo, Clt A.
2-Annlo llobortion, Mcnlo, 0., win
mr itoond nrlto, Clm C,
3, Mney F, Lnnlct, Daythorc, N. Y.,
winner first prize, Clan D.
4. Umlly Grace Horr, Dixieland, Cat.,
winner toconil priie, Clan A.
5 Dennett Wolfo, Morritvllle, Mo.,
winner third pri;e, Clan A.
C .Margaret U. Hon. Laura, O., win.
ner third prize, Clan D.
7. Wanda 3. leaae. Treeman, S. D.,
winner firt prlxe, Clnee D.
8. Mary M, Huuhet, St. neon Talle,
N. Y winner third priie, Clan D.
of Judge conneiitid to nttempt tiny
cnorniiiiii tuW of NcU-tliii; the wlu
nern. The cluilriimii of tho honnl wnn
I'rviililent John II. I'lntcr, l.I 1., o(
tho C'oIIcko of tho City of New York,
other weio l)r. T.ihott WllllmiK,
I.U I)., JJtt. 1)., director of tho hcIiooI
of JoiirmillMii nt ('o)umlil.i iinlvorMty;
Ilcrhcrt I,. Itrldj;mun, M. A., tho ex
plorer nnd hUtorliin, who U tho lco
incident of tho Aiiierluiii New qmper
I'nhlleherM' AM-ocliitlon, piihlUhcr of
tho llrooklyn tmnl iril I'lilmi nml nu
Uior of Mveml Importnnt workm Hud
tion Miulm, tho Inventor, mid Hurry
t'hnito Ittcnrley, editor nml Jmirimllit
of nolo nml uutlior or "Aiiltiinl tH-crclii,"
etc., M'crctnry of the hiwrd,
Tho ili'iMoii of thin eminent honrd,
Hindu nfter n ciiiefiil peniKiil of thu let
tern, ci cntcs tho followlnKi
HONOR ROLL.
Deit letter writer among ichool
children of America,
CLA03 A.
Henry Franclt Wilton, Salem,
N. Y.j Emily Qraco Horr, Dixie,
land, Cal. Dennett Wolfe, Morrif
vllle, Mo.
CLASS D.
Wnndn S. Isaac, rreemnn, S. D.t
Lucilla Hilthelmor, MndUon Mills,
0.) Margaret L. Hen, Laura, 0,
CLASS C.
Mark Ft. Sullivan, Poughkeepsle,
N. Y. Annie Robertson, Menlo,
Qa. Qeorgo McCarthy, Lysander,
N.Y.
CLAS3 D.
Macy F, Lanlce, Day Shore,
N. Y. Lynn Ernest Dr.iclloy, Water,
vllle, 0. Mary M.' Hughes, St.
Regis Falls, N. Y.
Tho flint twentydlvo Iicneli cIiiks
huvo ciich received h modul mid n live
dollar koUI piece, thu lli'ijt, hccoiiiI nnd
third wlnnerH In cmh eluin iccelvhu;
Hpcchit mudiiN, Ono thonsnml othcra
iccelvcil mcdiilu only nnd l.Otio certlll
cntcs.
While n lnrRo numher of prizes went
to prnitlcnlly every nt;ito, there wim n
tduirp competition nmem: the utntcs for
thu Hint twcntydlve places In each of
tho four cIiiksch. Of theso 100 wlmieiH
JU are Now YutLern, 21 nru Ohlouns,
thrmiith thu UoKtiu river vnlloy, Is in
tho city tukliu; n look nt tho conntiy
thrniiKh which ho curried the mull In
ltiGS, or .55 youru ago. Mr, Lunik
Inilt fnnn HllfniIn, from Cwmlu.
n ciich from South Dakota unit Ml
miiirl nnd .'t from North Dnkotu, tho re
mulndcr Ih-Iiii; 'x'ntturod."
Farmer Doy Wins First Place.
Letter No. 1 In C'Ium A v. an written
hy Ilei.ry rranrN Wllwm. u hrlftht
fnctnl hoy who wiih Ihtii in llchrnn, N.
V., on tho timo form whero hU fa
ther umt Krnndfnther were horn nnd
whu now Il os In tho country near
Kalcin, N. Y. He wrete:
1 Ik e rd your lwk "A .New Chapter
in an 'I1 Hlr' ' aii'l Hint It real well.
I llk.il lUo pirt :iHtu tho .inKu was
in a H.lit plate with tho lnr ami Ik
plrknt up n Mtarp stuns and thn-r It at
llio tK-ar nmt ku hlmvt( a cimnco to
run uway, tKcais m ilkl Just .l.ut
buya Oo ulien v hid In n tisiit place.
I llke.l Ilia mrt (.Lwtit the Ixiw slid or
raw, lniue I inada una Inst wlntjr out
ut n IIUU Imimuoo nliiili., a lea et
rawhide and a !" ot u rack oU lianic
tuwtla on.
A Utile Im It a cxvl deal llko tho iwo
plo of oW.'ti tlnii'i. tcoaUM ho throne
Hun m hfn ho I II u Jimm old nnd vhou
he l oUiht yvara ohl ho uc n allnnhul
that ho inakt'S out of u crutchtxl stick and
n plrco of lubl.cr oluit'c. lur mnmunllloii
lio can lio tit t to stones and peas. At
elovrii yours old ho u,s a Im.iv and urrow
that ho cuu make out of hickory ur bam-
tiOO.
Tho man tliat mnito tho first ltemhi8loii
rim, ns n hoy wut ii ro.h! 0.vl ll!.o mo
win n It enmo to uKln tutu for tlilnws
nnd lit Kvltiiu (hem.
A Western Qlrl Heada Class D.
Wuhdii If nm. nco thirteen, of I'rce
niaii, B. I)., wrete:
I was cuprolully Interested In tho full
luiKO plrturcs In the hook which show
tho premiss of IlifarniK. Tho lullonliu
Is tho slory which Ihu picture on tho front
coer tells mot
ltiiy ICoimliiKlon hnd had wniiderful sue
ress durlnir tlio huntlns; swisou. Animals
of nil ittKcrlption hud fallen prey to his
llriiilnstou Willi Us "V. M. C." unimunl
lliui. As ho xiiuUrcd ho had n lslon In
n'hlah u ono lii.in, Itohln tloo.1, thu hunt
er with crosslxiw, nnd men with old fash
ioned suns uppoarid to him. They wero
all much surprUvd at tho perfection ot
hU capon.
Tho cn o man speke: "You linvo beyond
doubt u wonderful menus of defeuuo In
oiir liuiiils. but uhi'ii confronle.1 by a
savneo Ixnr I hurl.M nt hlni n JnuRed
lock, nod when I Invented tho ullni; I took
I ho Ih st steps, l'o not fornct mo."
"And inc." wild llulilit llomt. "I used
tho lonir bow In HhvrwoiHl forest, and It
served inn well. It was hut uuother top
toward tho perfect wc.ih held In your
lunula."
"And my riosstmw khnll not bo forcol
ten," rejoined tlio seeond hunter. "It wus
tho llrst piiielleul itop touuid Kims,"
"Mountain School" Lnd Loads Class C.
Mnvlc Siilllvnn, llftcca years of npc,
lived 111 l'oiiKhlieepsle, N. Y., lilnl lit-
teudii the ".Mountain School" In Ulster
county of tho k.iiuo state. Ilia letter,
thu best In Clans 0. Is. In putt:
In n iileniuiit alley of that country
which Iti now called Kriinco thero tlvo.1
h.foio tho cm of tho urcut too sheqt u
chin of uavo men.
tho only enemy or trio clnusmcii was n
moat Biibor tooth tlurr, which had a cavo
(ur up upon u mountain side, livory win
ter au tho tluio approached for tho tmor
In ko south tho men Would Keep uu eimur
watch upon tho rave, becntuo when ho
hud Keno they would Cuter and live thero
ilititntt tho colder months of tho winter.
Haber Tooth retained unei.pvcteiuy,
A lUrliic plan Instunlly llnshid Into tho
mind of tJtrouuariii, tho chief. Tho men
wiia only u oiiuk mini In thntu ilaya,
anil hnii Intercatliig tulcti to toll of the
pluueer times, na wel aa of lita ex
pertoucoa uiuco, Ilia route wua lu-
wlth thlr rudo stone ecamiia would ni
nr ihilo to nltflfk tin, liner, so Hlronnarm
irdrrMl them to hrlfiK n Inrxo elk'B hide
This hi fushloiml lido n Imif, which wnx
!llld with slorifH llu thn cut n s'roiiK
on kin I'nli. Mini iiftir piilllfiiru spcr IimhI
ImtriMiy il'iun llio sh ifl nveral moil
hilml irry Ilia Wenp',11 to the trro unoVr
which Bnlur Tiiolh wt,a sleiplntr Blowly
It was raliil and pMcd nlmic Ihi lip
Inir liner rim nun if.fiiii to ino cwve,
and tli'ti II l r on kh I m , l thorite Down
pluiiKtd llio WclKhti'l i !, plMiliiK tin.
her Tooth to the :toiilid.
Dig City Doy "D" Class Winner.
Muey I'. Ijinlce, of liny Hliore, N. Y
riKcd 17, who wax llrst In cIiixn I), saw
tho literary nml artistic Hide of thu
hook. Ho wrete:
Tho plot and stlo are the wotk of n real
author riilntofi-MliiK deinlls um rnnilo
vivid blsr. (.uiohiisoino wuns of old
en tltrifs arn Invents! Willi toiiiaiicn. tho
ttdlous rtiiKs of tho H'Uiiiicciiinit of rlv
lll7Hlliri from tlii tiuliit nui-s nio skill
fully IliliirwuVrii villi the steps of I ho
stonily nilvaiKn of It"inhiiiton nuns awl
thu wholu inuda to i-iid lllta llellon.
Choice Ditc end Impressions.
There Is n t'ol iilne of hiiu''i-hIIoii
nml lioh-ed of IiiIkIiI, orlulmil, rmidy
iiinde Ideas In the harvest of Icttcrx
that rcacliiil tint committee. One hanl
ly ktniWH where to hcttln or where to
leave off, ko rich nml varied Is the nut
terlal cropfiinK out from the work of
thlM iirmy of children nnd nlTerluK It
self to the thoughtful re ''-r. One of
thu niont liiNlHtciit Keiicral Imiirestlous
rtiiinliitf thnniKh the whole collection
In that, tilthouch ho iimuy tialloualltli-s
uro refireHi'idisl In theo Aiuericun
sclitKd children, nnd, iiIHioiikIi the chil
dren nro HealtensI oter n vast urea,
reireHcntliiK nearly etery ponll)le ks
craphlcnl nnd clluintlc variation, yt
there Is ill thei; letters u wonderful
iiminlmlly of thought, fcclinc and mail
ner of expreiodon.
It Is plenHMiit to note the freedom
from Hoclloiial fi-ellm:. Only In one
letter from (iwirKlii Is It eildent. The
writer mourns that thu bravo lioyn In
Krny should Imvo been "defetitisl only
hecuiiic they did not hare the Itemlm;
tons to furulxh them with ndeqtiale
material for flKhtlmr"
Sjilindld patriotism la exhibited
throughout the hind. The children's'
pride In the nchleveiiteiita of the t'nlt
tsl Htntes nnd their unlHitmdeil faith In
Its Ktorlous fittun innkc one feel how
much promise of fine ncisimplldimcnt
there In In tho American chltdtcn nml
how timroiiKli Is the fusion of nil the
alien inulerlnl that pics Into thin melt
Int; ot of ourn.
The Quality of Mercy.
VV find In thec children that cer
tnlnly "the iuiiUty of mercy is not
stroliicd." In their letters the points
emphasized are that the cuu Is a vital
need In obtalnlm; t,itt''imnce. n uisi
snry menns of defetio nnd pnitcctlon
nnd tin essentlnl In the pnns"s of civ
lllratloti. but nu Imiilemcnt ttmt should
bo tnisl with discretion nnd not In
wnntonness. Tho i-riitltiicnt most fre
quently dcclnrcsl by liotli lioya and
Klrl Is love for nnlinnls.
Children whose names Indicate
Trench descent exhibit more than the
othcra sympathy nml love for the brute
creation, n fart that brings to mind
the humane treatment the Indians re
ceived nt the hands of the curly
Trench nettlem.
To tho children of clnses A nnd II
tho ptrttircs nnd ntnrtcs of primitive
man nppc.il mot Mroncly, whllo
elasses (.' nml I) nro Intereited In tho
complex Nvik coier I'lustrutlons nml
In the hNtory of the evolution of nnus
nnd ammunition. The children of nil
four eludes npH',ir to 1h much nttmct
tsl by llio explanation of tlie pnn-cssiM
of the maUliii; of (tuns nnd nuimuul
tlon. The children sliow purprlslnc re
smyise to the beautiful nnd the hemic.
Tito little ones are especially uiispnr
Im; In their hovcrc deiiomielui; of the
etive mail who run nWny nnd left hid
com,iaulou to combat the hear unaided.
Thu letters contain little vernacular,
tho most prwio'iuecd comlm; fr-im
Oisiivhi In "met up with" nnd "nppoal
ctV for consulted, iib, "I appealed to
the Inwik."
The .votniBcr children show n con
sldenible oilcliinllty nnd creative force,
quullth i that are dlstressluisly lacklm;
III the letters of the older children, and
but few of the jouthfiil letter writers
exhibit the tcuo of humor.
In Lighter Vein and Quaint.
In one letter there Is tin nccount of n
wildcat Hint climbed n cucumber tree.
It Is Interesting to note thnt "tho shep
herds n Mil bllugshota to watch their
iIocKh with."
Vt'u are Informed thnt, "nltliottgti
mnny of the cnvmcn dhsl from wnnt
of food nnd clnthlm. xome are living
yet," nml that man lluntly rejected 11 k
leuvea for clothlni "Ik'Ciiiiso he Ikviiiiio
tired of this means, as they toie."
One yoiitiK philosopher )nM)iinda
the iibstnise iiue-tlen, "If tho Htono
the tuiYiiKo Is pdni; to tlirwv lnnkes
him Klip lu the water would the bear
cut lilin or would he e:it the bear?"
A little ulrl nnnouiiecs thnt Mie loves
to rcnil htorlcs of olden times "heciiuse
uniudfuther wus killed In the uriule."
Another child writes; "Tlio fourth rn-
mm why I like this story Is that when
his father dhsl he married nml hud
children of his own. One wus the old-
oat."
In these days of mind vnculty one
rends with Interest thnt "this book
hrltiKS people's thonuhts back to ohl
times, when people hud to think."
n. .., a... ...I '...,.. ,..!....... t.
Jl lllliiw'.l timrii.-n .'iiu it iniiii i.,
know that "llio bullet scales nre very
tender nnd nffectliiK" nnd that u chnr-
netcr In the book "not idilpwreeked in
decrees below 7etx, with tho thermom
eter lu the lake."
Surely this contest hns brought forth
from youm; Amcrlcii uu tiuniUtnknb'
duiiliii of tho charge thnt our country
la detlcleut in letter wrltlut; nbllltr,
long with this denial has comu s
weulth of matter that will glvo tencli
era, writers nnd even parents n i.e
appreciation of thu wonder working
mind of youth.
tweun Onklmul, Oregon, nnd Yreka,
Cnllfornlti, mid hu drove n two-horso
wngon from Oakland to (iranta Pass,
uud from hero cuutinued on with pack
horses, the wiifton rand umlliiK nt this
point, Tho (Jrnnts Tush of that time,
however, wan lornted notncwhnl fur
ther up
present time.
Notlie, AIimmic Midge Memhcrx,
Fifty mcrnhoM of tho Moose IoiIro
nml twenty cnndldntcn wilt ko to
Ashlntiit Mnmlnv nvnnlnif. tier. 1 .-
the river than It l nt llio Tho ,,OBrro work w ,J0 pt on ,,y
the Medford nnd Ashland teams. Hpc-
clttl train on Botithorn I'nclfla loaves
at 7; 15 p, m.
Wnltor Laurence nnd Trnnco
C'atnoron nro to nppenr In n nov mu
alcnl comedy.
A Christmas Suit for $15
Our Kjit'cial effort j)iit forth in unit buying was never more noticeable or
deserving (lian today. Our sik of Cappn & Souh' One Hundred Proof Wool
Suits we retail at $15.00 bring us praise from all who have seen or tried them.
Mens' and Boys' Hats and Caps
We are ,jibt in receipt of a $1000 shipment of Ifats and Taps, ranging in
price from $1.00 to $1.00 for Jlats and o0c to $1.50 for Caps.
Two Big Shirt Shipments Just In
Includes Little Hoys' Jilouses with military collars at 50.
J Joys' Shirts with military collar, different grades, 50 to $1.00.
Moii's Wool Shirts, big assortment, $1;25 to $2.50.
We're in the Shoe Business "All Over"
Our Shoo stock is complete and the excellent quality of our shoes has
made us manv a friend. Come and be o ur friend.
The Wardrobe
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ANB WILL HAVE IT IN OPERATION BY THE 1ST OF JANUARY, 1914
This will be one of the chain of Rex plants, the others being located at
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FOURTEEN YEARS
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A more efficient form of Lime and Sulphur or of Sulphur is dovoloped
anywhere, tho REX COMPANY will bo on the job. Our chemists keep in
touch with conditions in all tho fruit-growing sections, and it is their work to
seo that REX PRODUCTS are the best.
Experiment Stations Everywhere
Will tell you that REX LIME AND SULPHUR SOLUTION is and has boon
0. K. ?EX SPRAY MATERIALS ARE:
REX LIME and SULPHUR SOLUTION, mado at Rochester, Toledo,
Omaha, Payette, North Yakima, Wonatcheo, Benicia, Phoenix, Brighton.
REX OILS, DISTILLATES, PHENOLS, processed at Benicia, Cal., and
Toledo, Ohio. '
REX ARSENATE OF LEAD AND BORDEAUX MIXTURES, made
at Toledo, Ohio.
REX TRON SULPHIDE, mado at all plants.
"Thero is a REX for ovory orchard trouble."
If your orchard is in Oregon, writo for prices, bullotins and information
to our office at MEDFORD, OREGON, or to
CALIFORNIA REX SPRAY COMPANY
BENICIA, CALIFORNIA
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