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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1924)
I PXHE STX STEBFOilD ATTj TltmuyE, ftrflnfrOttD, OTtEiOT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 102-t- TAG DAY FOR GIRL 1 I .1 men urown Coffee is better Do you know why? The fact that it is better is very evident when you' drink Men West "Just Right" Cmm Aitof BRAZIL NUTS ' As, another favorite in a famous tine Connoisseur! of milk chocolates say there is nothing comparable with the rare flavor and delight in Vogan's master-chocolates contain ing whole Brazil nuts creamed in milk and thickly chocolate coated. Mollow a Moonlight . INSIST ON VOGAN'S NOW , is the time to plant the garden EARLY SUNRISE SEED POTATOES ONION SETS BULK SEED OF ALL KINDS Better Seeds for Less M oney Lee Watkins & Co. FEED STORE Across from Medford Grocer Co. Bo. Front St. E MEDFORD, SAT. To the Kdftor: Ttik Day will be on Saturday, March 8 for Modford'a shine of the burden In caring for the numelcHH, homoleHH and abandoned babU'H of Orefjon diviHlon of the Pa cific Connt Rescue and Protective o eiety. This nursery cared for 182 babies from one day old to five years. This is a special drive for the pur pose of purchanlnc a dairy herd and the building of modern, sanitary barns for the cows.. liy having our own herd of cows, knowing just how they ore fed and cared for, we know better remits, and much difficulty arising from milk gotten from different herds will be overcome. These little ones for the moat part are nameless foundlings, cheated out of their birthright. No charge Is made for the care of the babies In the nursery unless a voluntary support Is given those- having one parent, or some relative as the case may be. This fund is also fur the purpose of paying for the new heating plant In stalled last summer. It means more than can always bo readily seen on the surface to stand by a splendid and noble effort such as thin society is putting forth, to lift up the little girl who has mis-stepped and often Ignorantly gone to her ruin. Bo many of our girlH have lost their mothers when very young, growing up without any care or knowledge of the pitfalls JUHt ahead for the unsuspect ing feet. Parental negligence is onp of the chief causes of delinquency. Heart to heart, and very effective talks are being given each high school girl and girls from 1 2 years up, on sex-education and dangers In social looseness, as a means to prevont the wrong-doing of ignorant ynungHtcrs. l.'ases are being reported and In vestigated all along the line where our workers travel. Each town, hamlet and village Is carefully considered, and delinquent and wayward girls taken in training, without any red tapo, or charges made. Ono bad apple taken from a box of good ones saves the rest. Just so a girl of loose morals will spoil lives of those with whom Hhn associates. This work Is purely non-sectarian, and It Is the duty of every citizen to uphold our effort in protection and correction, by cooperating every way pOHsihlo to bring about cleaner and better conditions in your own com munity. When the little hands are brought to you don't turn a deaf ear, but dig down and sacrifice if neces sary, and buy one tag at least and as many more as you possibly can and help care for thcpe unfortunate babies I and develop good womanhood from thoughtless girls. MU8. HOW ENA HEX A DO M, Field worker P. C. U. & P. Society. OF MAIL TRIBUNE WILL BE HOT ONE The Craters club with Charles Goff Thomson as editor In chief will pub lish and edit the Mail Tribune on Tuesday, April 1st. An arrangement' with Crater Cole Holmes has been! made for a $100,000 indemnity Dolicy protecting the owners of the Tribune' against suit for libel and breakage of mechanical equipment. All the tea-! tures of the dally Mail Tribune from editorials and society to the Smudge Pot column' will be found In their usual places but with Craters in complete' charge. The paper will be a sixteen page edition but cannot be classed as a yellow sheet as it is to be printed in red ink. The Craters have for several months felt the need of malting expos ures of local conditions that in news value will rival the Teapot Dome Bcan- dal. Furthermore several public in-' slmmtions about this organization' have been published which will be dealt with In a separate feature. Inasmuch, as 5000 extra copies .will be sold on, the streets with Head Newsboy Cap Vance In charge, it be-j hooves local advertisers to arrange im mediately for their advertising. Solic itors will be in the field within a few j days allotlng to the various merchants the remaining available space. It is estimated that this edition will be read by at least 50.000 people but adver-j Using rates will be exceptionally low. Anonymous communications need not bo sent in as only lettors written and signed by local residents will be given consideration. This edition is not a money making scheme but It is1 undertaken solely with the Idea of giv ing the people of Medford and vicinity a true picture In newspaper style of conditions as they realy exist. Story of Deadly Arizona Feud Is "To the Last Man" Didn't Know His Brother "My brother got so bad with stom ach and liver trouble that when I saw blm after a year I didn't know him. He was emaciated and yellow as ft pumpkin and was often In great pain. Ho couldn't have lived long the way he was going. Doctors and medicine gave him no relief. I picked up a lit- I tie booklet on Mayr's Wonderful i Remedy, which ho said described his I case perfectly. The first dose of It gave hi mgreat relief and in a month j he was good as ever." It isa simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Intes tinal tract and allays thcitif lauumition whir lira uses practicolly all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, Includ ing appendicitis. One doso will con vince or money refunded. Sold by all druggists. Adv. Xot a motion picture based on a story, but a photortrama which actual ly breathes the spirit of the original tale and personality of the author, "To the Last Man." ft Zano Grey pro duction opening et the Itialto theatre today. (.las ton label, leader of the cattle men and Leo Jorth, leader of 'ho sheepmen, are old enemlcH. Iloth have come to tho Tonto Itasin from Texas with their symMtrdzcrs. Knowing that a fight is coming. Gaston Isbel sends for his son Jean, who is a trap per in Oregon. Meeting Ellen, Jorth's daughter, on his way to tho valley, Jean falls in love with her. Later when Jean traces cattle rust lors to the Jorth ranch, the Jorths retaliate by raiding the Isbel home. In the battle, Guy Isbel and one of the children are killed. Tho following day, Gaston Is shot down treacher ously and tho Isbels pursue the Jorths. Ity an ambush, all the Isbels are wiped out except Jean, who car ries on the fight single-handed. He kills the last of the Jorth sympathiz ers and ends by marrying Ellen. Thus the feud is ended. It is thu story of the Uvea of primi tive mn with primitive hates and a love of fighting. Lois, Wilson. K .ch ard Dix, Frank Campeau, Hubert Edeson and Noah Heery are tho prin cipal players. TONIGHT American Legion Circus ARMORY "The Fool," Vinmg, Ashland, March 17 Mllil minutes for a hot breakfast ! 2 Kinds of Quaker Oats At Your Qroccrs Quick Quaker and Regular r Quaker Oat. Oct whichever you prefer. QUICK QUAKER cooks in V2 the time of coffee! Quaker Oats noy comes in 2 styles regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known, and QUICK QUAKER. Quick Quaker makes oats the quickest hreak fast dish. Cooks perfectly in 3 to 5 minutes r-i scarcely longer than simple toasted bread. ' Same plump oats as regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known. Cut before flaking, rolled very thin and partly cooked. And these ' small flakes cook faster that's the only differ ence. All the rich Quaker flavor. All the good of hot, breakfasts quidt I Today, try Quick Quaker, dimming Pollock's grout piny of lnvo, rnmnnrc and the finer things In life, "Tho Kool," which will have lis local premlero nt tho Vlnlug theatre. Ashland. Monday night, March 7, has boon the outstanding wilecess of the doendo In Now Vork. Tho noted play wright has nmdo n radical dopnrture from tho paths which he has followed so successfully In the past; and the Importance of this now offering limy lie judged by tho fact that he wns at work on it for no loss than ton years. In briof. It doats with the strugKlos of an ideatist a young min ister who, forced from a fashionable Now York putplt for his outspoken condemnation of sham and selfishness plunges bravoly Into tho industrial pit and hocoinos the champion of tho op pressed and tho unfortunate. He finds peace and happiness in service for humanity. It is an intensely vivid study of present-day American life, with a romantic touch that tends to emphasize tile hero's spiritual duunt-lossnoas. Capital Invested In tho coal busi ness of tho United States totals 330,000,000. A Uavarian beer drinkor will fre quently hurst Into tears over tho most trivial occurrence. Tho Woman's Christian Temperance Union has a national membership of 500,000. : , Tho coal consumption of the I'nlted States annually approximates 600,000, 000 tons. The siilltish is the fastest denizen of tho sea. Iffg 10 ATTEND BIG MEETING ROSEBURG ROSEBURO, Ore., March 7. Plans are being formulated here for a con vention of the booster clubs of Oregon and the Prunarlans of Vancouver, Wash.; to consider ways and means of extending hospitality to the tourists visiting the state, and to co-operate to a greater extent in advertising the va rious scenic attractions which Oregon has to offer. The convention plan was conceived at the King's council of the Salem Cherrians and R. O. Snelllng, chancellor of the rose, was directed to cenfer with the Umpqua Chiefs to see if arrangements could bo made to hold the convention in Roseburg, which is most centrally located for such an event. The clubs which will be Invited to participate are the Cherrians of Sa lem, Uthlans of Ashland, Pelicans of Klamath Falls, Craters of Medford. Cavemen of Grants Pass, Pirates of Coos Bay, Gobblers of Oakland, Ber rians of Newberg, Rosarlans of Port land, Prunarlans of Vancouver and the Umjq.ua Chiefs of Roseburg. The tentative plans were arranged here today, and letters will be sent out by the Cherrians to all clubs Inviting them to participate and to secure ex pressions regarding the most suitable date. The Umpqua Chiefs propose a big celebration in connection with the strawberry carnival to be held tho lat ter part of May. The Umpqua Chiefs are to furnish the entertainment and arrange the program for the confer ence which Is to be held In Rosebuo; because this city Is more centrally lo cated and easily reached by all of the booster clubs. HAflkfnn or Health Milk For In f ant t. Invalids, Children. The Aged Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder form,makesThe Food-Drinkfor All Ages. Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch always at hand. Also In Tablet form. Ask for "HorlioK":" at all Fountains, ley Avoid Imitations Substitutes Saturday Specials Long Handle Round Point Shovel To be used for spading, digging ditches, moving dirt, and hundreds of odd jobs about the home. Saturday Special $1.19 Single Bit Hickory Axe Handles First Quality Nearly everyone has an old axe that needs a new handle. Put one of these han dles in it and it's new again. Saturday Special 39c Woolsey's Black Auto Enamel The Best Made and EveryCan Guaranteed A coat of good enamel applied to the car is not a difficult task. The results will be a pleasure to you. We are making this concession in price to introduce this won derful enamel to you. Remember every can guaranteed. Saturday Special $1.09 Crater Lake Hardware Co. The Winchester Store WITH MEDFORD TRADE 18 MEDFORD MADE S no w d r i f t 2x .cOjH W) 5:r:::yC (Snowdrift ci ,"s'v,.r:rr For making Cake,. Snowdrift a pure, rich, creamy cooking fat is made by the Wesson Oil people out of oil as good as a fine salad oil. (You need oil that's good to cat to make cooking fat as good as cooking fat can be.) Then Snowdrift is packed in a truly air-tight bucket (air-tight but as easy to open as winding the clock) to keep it as sweet and fresh as the day it was made sweet and fresh all the way down to the bottom of the bucket. Using Snowdrift in your own favorite recipe is the best way to find out how good Snow drift is. Remember to add salt becauseSnowdrirt is sweet, fresh, and unsalted. KATE BXEW VAUGHN'S titifftr WHITE LOAF CAKE 3 whites of eggs i cuptuls sugar Jcupful Snowdrift 1 'cupful liquid (witet preferred) 2- cupruls flour 2?4 reaspoonfuls baking powder t teaspoont'ul salt 1,4 ceaspoonrul extract (1 tsp.rinilla tsp. orange or lemoa juice, or any desired flavor) Cream Snowdrift ar ! sugar thor oughly, adding liquid from rime Co time until ooe-thitd cupful has been "s All Mtsstrtm used. Sift the flour, baking powder ana sail togetner several times. Alter nately add balance of the liquid and flour, fold in whites of beaten eggs and extract, and bake in loaf pan. Requires fifty minutes in oven 300 F., gradually increasing and when cake is thoroughly risen increase the temperature to about 400 F., for a few minutes to harden walls of air ceils. Remove the cover and reduce the temperature for balance of time. tin sri Lint
