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MEDFRT ' OREGON. TTTTTTJSDAY, MXBCH 19, 1923 " V
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400 CHILDREN M
AFTERNOON RALLY
400 lusty lunged future citizens of
Medford and America acceptfd an In
vitation from the Salvation Arm;' to
attend a "younK people's rally" which
was held In the local holt, 4th and
Bartlett, yesterday at 4 p. in. These
youngsters represented the Washing
ton, Lincoln and llooRevelt schools,
and a finer, mure attentive, and mora
interesting lot of boys and Rlrls would
be hard to find else whore thnn in
Med ford, according to a statement of
Captain Pitt of the local corps.
The crowd sang "America" and the
"Uttttle Hymn of the Kepubllc." pave
three cheers for anything and every
body and listened with keen interest
to Ensign K. R. Olford of Sun I-'nin-ciqco,
who was guest of the local Sal
vationists yesterday. He Is the second
man in charge of the Army's work
among young people in the west, and
his visit to Med ford was Tnulnly In the
interest of Medford future citizens.
The little Misses Dorothy Lee and
Frances Hepler entertained with their
sinking, while Master Hubert I'owell
drew laughter with his contortion
stunts. A special feature was the en
holllng of eight Junior members of the
Army by Knslgn Clifford.
At the close of the program, each
one of the 400 present were given a
treat as they passed out the door.
Rnaign O If ford also conducted n
public meeting In the Army hall ut 8
o'clock last night.
A rtKIJAIUJO COl'GII KEMKUY
Why experiment with unknown
remedies for that cough or cold when
you can secure KOLKV'K HONK V
AND TA Ft COMPOUND? it is a safe
and reliable remedy for the relief of
coughs, colds, hoarseness. Kquitlly
beneficial for young and old. Airs.
Anna Cornell, Ilrldgeton, N. J., states:
"I bought KOLHY'H HO.VKV AND
TAR COMPOUND for my cold and
find It great." Insist upon the genu
ine. Refuse substitutes. Sold every-
Mail Tribune ArtiA)
National Contest'
Herbert Grey, mannger of tho ad
vertising deimrtment of. the Mail
Tribune and e Medford Sun, has
won nnother honor, the second prize in
a national contest for the best design
ed ad for the Irene Costle-Corticelll
(Creations, the prizes being paid by
tho company.
The content was opened for all the
newspapers In the 1,'nited States. and
Is quite an honor for Mr. Grey, there
being a large nurnher of contestants.
The ad was prepared and printed
for Mann's department more of this
city and the composition was the work
of Kenneth Murray, one of the skilled
printers In this office.
Medf6o Rotary
Club New o
I Votary Just what we put InTci It."
My test or notary Is In tho method
with those 1 am prlveleged to serve.
EDWARD C.(JtOOT.
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WASHINGTON, March 1!!. Vice
President Dawes Will carry to the
country in put die addresses the Ik-
fciir be made with the senate in bin
Inaugui at Ion address for n rcvinion
of the rules so as to prohibit
man liliHbusteis.
The S. & W. Products
To Be Advertised
Another one of the National adver
tisers to return to our columns Is
SiiHsmun. Warner & Co., manufac
turers of the famous S & W coffee
and other products, sui-h ih telephone
peas, baby kernel corn, pineapple and
vegetables. Their pack Is stricly
Htamturds of high tfuullty and vlue.
The S. & W. cofee Is of the best
grades, skillfully blended, roasted and
denned of coffee dust, has. delightful
mellow flavor, Is vacuum packed in
the new key cans and can be had at
most all dealers.
See their nrl In this Ihshc.
Guests nt tho Rotary meeting were
Carl Rruntch of Portland, A. K.
Vuorhels, P. W. Clark, and Rev.
Gordon Hart of Grants Pass, Win.
Wurner and S. M. Scott of Medford.
The day was called convention
day us the club Is In preparation for
the convention of Kotary interna
tional at Portland next week. There
was the usual planning and discus
sion necesfary for an occasion of
this kind. Several of the members
spoke of their former experiences
in attending the big meetings.
P. W. Clark of Grants Pass nid :
"No one man attending a conven
tion can properly bring bark the
whole message. And we find that
some of us as Hot aria ns haven't
the Flightest inkling of what Ro
tary means. I urge all to attend
the convention." 1
J. W. Wakefield said: "Attend
the convention. Get the knowledge
land Spirit of Rotary."
Fred Heath said in part. "I
value highly the lessons we learn
In. Rotary, hi gathering like the
one we will have at Portland."
t.'nrl swigurt told of how this was
the second Rotary club of Which he
was fortunate enough to be a mem
ber. Saying "I am strong for the
convention. The better representa
tion wo shall have at Portland the
bettor anil more efficient club we
shall have in Medford. Membership
means tin Investment in Rotary.
Reap what wo sow by attending the;
convention at Portland and learn I
how to get the good and give the '
good in Rotary." i
Gordon Hart of Grants Pass. "The
big feature beside education is fel-
tuti'whitt & (-nni'pnlinn iiTCm-ilu a
wonderful o p p o r t u'n 1 t y to -make
friends. hatever your lino of busl-
news or profession you will meet j
attend the convention the better for
the loming year's work In Rotary."
f .nn -lm oh "Rntarv is nn Idea
and the development of that idea.
Rotary does not mean a luncheon
club. Rotary means something dif
ferent to each one of ns. In order
to learn more of Rotarv we should
attend the Portland meeting. Go, If
only for one day. We get out of
Radio Program
for Tonight
The Screen
: ; . . .
KVi, Los Angeles, 468. meters, 8
to 9, Standard Oil Co. (Ciflifornla)
program. 9 to 10 Mu Phi Epsllon
Trio. Paul Reese, tenor, 10 to 11, Ex
aminer. KIM, Los Angeles, 405.2 meters, 8
to !(:30, Program presented through
the courtesy of Rey R Chesley, Ford
dealer. 9:30 to 10, Program presenting
the Plggly Wlggly Girls.
KRSG, Los Angeles, 275.1 meters,
9:15 to 10, Gray Studio program pre
sented by the Temple Choir under the
direction of G. N. Nichols, assisted by
vocal artists. 10 to 11, Organ recital
of Esther Fricke Green, assisted by
the Angelus Temple Girl's quartet.
KNX, Hollywood, 337 meters, 8 to
10, Feature program by Atwnter-Kont
Radio Co., "Uncle Remus." 10 to 11,
Hotel Ambassador. Abe Lyman's Co-
coanut Grove orchestra.
KGO, Oakland, 3(il meters, R Stu
dio program. 10' to I; Dance music
program by Jlenry Halstead's orches-
ra and soloists, Hotel St. Francis, San
Francisco.
KI'O, Kan Francisco. 428.3 meters.
8 to 9. Organ recital by Theodore J.
Irwin, official organist, nt tho Wur
lltzer. 9 to 10, Soprano solos by Patri
cia Calloway, program under the man
agement of Mrs. William Empey, cor
netest. KFRC, San Francisco, 207,7 meters,
8 to 10, Dance music by Paul Kellt's
orchestra, playing nt II Trovatore
Roof Garden cafe; also talk and spe
cial studio program.
KGW, Portland. 419.5 meters, 8,
Oregonion concert orchestra. 10. Mult
nomah Hotel Strollers (2 hours.)
WFAA. Dallas, Texas. 47 1 meters.
9 to 10, Violin recital by Edward
Cramer.
Fuitiustastto Audience GrccM Lloyd.
1 . Harold Lloyd's "Hot Water" Is a
jvoritable deluge of mirth. Thla is
'one case where it not only rains, but
it pours.
"Hot Water" maintains the spark
ling originality of the comedian, and
provides side-splitting episodes. There
are laughs and laughs, and if you hap
pened to be among -those present with
ltut night's audience, you will nave
voted this one of the best laugh get
ters. The Hunt's Craterlan fairly
creaked under the strain.
The same centers about the exper
iences of ri young man who doesn't
have - otwln the love of a pretty girl.
He has that, or rather gets It in the
first few feet of-the picture.' But all
of the "hot water" -into which he is
precipitated comes after the wedding'
day. ;Wifle is a dependent little soul,
who can't refuse hospitality to her
entire family. --.Hence mother-in-law
and the rest move in on hubby and be
ing nn outsider as it were, hubby pets
the constant blame for everything. Cut
the truth finally outs.
Hetty firown contributes to the
mirth effects with some clever pedal
manipulations nt the organ.
,?aM neso Curbs R-ds.
TOKIO, March 19. (lly the Asso
ciated Press,) The house of peers to
day passed the peace preservation act.
a measure designed to cub all forms
of radical activity.
T ' . At tho RlaJto,
A lively and well acted film Is
Rroken Harriers." which opened at
the Rlalto yesterday, taken from, the
novel by Meredith Nicholson.
This story deals with the divorce
question and Its relation to the young
er generation, and rises to great
heights of dramatic effectiveness.
The wonderful case Included such
star players as James Kirkwood, Mae
Rusch, Adolphe Menjou, Norma
Shearer, Ruth Btonehouse, Winifred
Rryson, Robert Agney, Vera Reynolds
and ohers. "Rroken Harriers" closes
a three days' run tonight.
Camphor Acts Quick
People are surprised at tho quick
action of simple camphor, witch-
hazel, Hydrastis, etc.. as mixed in
Lnvoptlkf eye wash. One small bot
tle helps any case sore, weak or
strained eyes. Aluminum eye cup
free. Leon R. Haskina. Sold In Cen
tral Point by Mary A. Mee, Drug
gist. Adv.
"A wee draft sort of warms the cockles of the.
licart when friends drop in," say the Irish.
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." : So it is with tho serving of an appreciative little
lunch of good bakings and tea. Your bakings will
be at their best when von use
Ir is indeed true. Senora
the real goodness in fine coffee de
velops only when the coffee remains
here in our tropic storehouses, two
years, three years.
"Our mountain plantations, 3000, 5000 fect aid
tudos, grow die best coffees. But die rare flavor
and the full richness hiding so deep in the
coffee bean, never come to the breakfast cup
except the coffee is mellowed in our tropics
before it is roasted. '
"All of it so mellowed? Alas, no, Senora only
a little remains, so popular the coffee drink.
But the small cjuanuty we manage to keep,
Senora all! that is real coffee a prize for the
roaster who also is die artist! Very discrccdy
he adds to his prize just a dash of die new
coffee to liven, ever so litdc, die rare old flavor.
"You say so? the S & W comes from the
mountain plantadons, and from the rare mel
lowed coffees we prize so highly? Then Pacific
Coast pcojsle arc fortunate to have such a
delightful beverage!"
ThojewhoppreciteilieeiptioniIgoodnessofStWfioefoodproJuca
Si W biby Kernel Corn or Telephone Peu.for eumplc vill recognize w
once the unuitul qiuliiy of S 4 Wcoflee the rejulrof untiring effort to auU
h ,t,e b"' ,he ,ld off- R'e old coffeei, skillfully blended and routed
Vicuum picked in the new key-on.
"The next can of coffee will be S &W2 Qood! There's a treat in store for you.
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U)ltakes Bread Light as aTeather"
This flour costs no more than ordinary flours, so
why not enjoy its excellency?
H. G. Enders
Wholesale Grocery
(Southern Oregon Distributors)
IS
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We offer you an opportunity to make
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WELL KNOWN
AUTOMOBILE ACCOUNT
Direct factory contract with factory co-operation,
expedience in automobile business not necessary but
applicant must be good merchandiser with fair finan
cial standing.
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