pxtnij two
ocal and
Personal
- A. mountain linn, ono ot tho few.
kllUwl lit thin county AutUk tho
past year, was trapped a short. tlmn
nco In the Trait hccUoii by John
Warner, who appeared with tho
pelt at tho county clork'M office this
forenoon to collect a $10 bounty.
.Warner had, set a trap for a ukunk,
bttt 'found (he Hon caught in the
trap with threo of lis toe,-ami ap
parently bud jnftfto Utile effort to
break: Ioobc, foarllur to Ioko the
tpofi, catmltiK It to Ion' it II fo fn
fitt'ad. ' ' MiUimryr ojienlrxK f , thr Ilnnd
Bo. Katt;.fith Hi., at. 9 a. m,.
' Marc) ftth, fralucliiff the famous
Uasfan AJonom-mn huts. Top-.
uhp priced hutB .and - ehll'lren'n
" hr.ta., " " 342
Ioyr Uimmn'y of Lon Bonch.
flal who Hiyppd 'ff here yeHter
I d'ay'.'mornlnif to, v.lHit frlumlH In tho
, city,; .continued oiv hit 'journey 'to
KeatilojtliiH fQronoon. ' '
; loplln romporH.H.Ort now $1.30;
Hl?& 0 to 3 year, Handicraft Hhop,
. ; . 3.30
- luetfrom o dlHtnneo rotflHtert.
. tn at Xerityi'd hotel Include Mr.
" rfmi' 3lr iJoHeph Pt(k of Omaha,
.. Neb.,, Mr, and Mr. A. Martin of.
Yflpcouver It; J. Hardy of
Detroit, II. K. Heimler of ChlcaKVt
AV. Vf .. Mill of Botee. Mil, Mr. and
Mm, J. Henderson, of Kdmontou,
Can, .
' I'oems'Bdt to miifilc. MnaH?reraft
fionpr PubliHliors Ruattle. 800
Mth. Katie M". (Ooliiim, who wan
called to Ban tfntru'iwco by the 111
nens und death of her, brother, Vic
tor B. Plymalo, returned to her
Jiomo In Medford Saturday. ..
Dry pine" slabs, $5 load. Tel.
' 631. Med ford, uol Co. 324tf
! Iuh II. Kanljin, Norman "White
, 'and" E. J. ftvKorn ot the Crater
National' forest Htnff,, were aguln
,'fi)i l.uty 'today at tho fnroHtry of,
ticefl -In tho fudnrnt building, fol
loWinfr their return from having
attended the bit; ski raeo and win
ter curnlval nt Fort Klamath hud
Friday, They, n well, aa alt the.
olhur. Mod ford, people who athtnd
ert, report a very enjoyablo time
qnd a lare crowd. The attendance.
at iheo annual uffnlra at Fort
Klnmatli J InereaKltitf yearly.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Mcdford Lumber Co. 237tf,
Mrs. W. W. McNoaley of Klam
ath. Fa 11 is Htlll a patient at the
Hatred Heart hospital In Med ford,
W-hero h)io. underwent a major op
r ration. It will bo at U-nst a forr
nlpht before Hho will bo aide to
return, to bei home.
Danco nt Nat. Sat. night Small
bat). Dyngo, Bros. 330
"A good year Is abend for tim
Ttotfuo ttlvor yaltoy and aouthern
Oregon, states A. 8, Hosenbuttm,
HoUthern Paeiflc reprotientatlvo In
tills district. ,Mr. Hnrnmbnum
states that the broccoli crop hnn
" not boon hudjy' dnmuKOd by tho
cold wottthor In the irmptLtia val
ley and thnt other crops for the
VfittC Vnould bo Rood.-Hl rants 'Pftas
'' Qoiicier. - '" '
. f froflo mondiiiff, runners removed,
And nnags workod hack. ' Itnndl-cr.-lftShop.
' " 2Hlt
' Snow U between throe and tour
feet doop at, Union Ci'eek, aceord
Injj t,o local vtHltors there yoHtor
day but was soft and unmiltud for
skllri( purposes. However, uulto
4 tiumbor of Rteilford people mq-
, tared Ut tTnlon Crek for a day's
outlnjc nnd roporlud the snow to bo
banked hih on oIiIum side of tho
rond. n snowplow having eleared
t'ho road lant week.
" Month end balanitis at the Em
my Lou tlat Hhop In M. M. Store.
Hal's'to $n.(i0, speoinl at ami
$V?fl- Unts ti IT.fiO, special I3.!t
ami $4, It 8., Douale uroeit stamps
Hirliuj Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. 33k
Mrs. T. E. Knnckstodt nf Mod
fnrd, who has been vlsltltiR rela-
; (Ives In Yreks, returned to her
homo In. Mcdford Snturtlay. Hhe
Was aeeompanleit by her aunt,
Mrs.' Kntie M. t'ollins.
i Mealy Klamath Netted Gem po
tatoes, 100 lbs. for ll.UO; 00 lbs.
T0c. Dollvercd any plnco In city.
Johnson's Market, 6th and Orape
Ht. Phono 07., 309tf
A black leather purse, found on
the street, Is nt tho polieo station
awaiting the claim of its owner.
Tho pgr mo hi.s no nanio on the in
fcjdo and contained a small amount
of money. It will be returned to
Its owner uponproper ld-ntiflca-
tlon. '
$r,0 to $2G0 to loan on furniture.
Loans approved and money paid
satno day. Hoom 13, Palm block,
cor. Main and Front Sts., upstnlrs.
sir.
r
MUk
Bread
such a baked by Fluli
rer Is real body-build-ing
food. Let the kid
diet have all they want.
T
The t'nltftd BtatGs civil service
commission has announced that the
patent office at Waiminpton, D.
C is in need of junior examiners
and that applications for tho poal
tlonn will be received until March
5. The entrance salary Is $2000 a
year- Higher, salaried positions oro
filled through promotion. " .. ;
Pat's Texas inmaln houfle, steam
I rd t.nniilo.a to take liomn, 1 Oo ench,
B for f.de. Open Ha. m. to 12 p.
m. r,?s N. niveralde. rhonn .'i4o.
"""" "
' AmnnK tho California!) reRlBtor. . '""1' , , j
led at Medford hotels are Trankj ". clean coal. Tel. eSl.' Med-
jflant of t;ovlna. W.. II. Jafier of i'ok1 Ful Co.. : , J J24tf j
J I.oh A nKeles and II. J. Cestlon and I A tract of lftr.O acre of combin-J
: Vni. F. Khryer .ofj Han i'ranclBco.'' ed silt nnd peat soil 6 the north-1
I A lil shipment of new sprlnn
Minis at Initio llownrd's. 3371
Mr. and Mrs.. I.ljnh Jloberh. nnc I
i jvir. niKi Airs. if. i4. iioneris oi:
Crants. Pans spout Hilurday In
! Meilfn'rd. Henry Hoborls of Wefd,'
Hon of Mr. apd Mrs. I). L. KoliortH.
1 was operated upon at the Mact'odi'
fl.enrt hoHpltnl last Krlday for mas
toids, and his pal'enlH cunle here to
be with, him,
New eroHs-stlteh rind bookod.'ru(j
patterns, ntiractlve dosins, One. to
$8.7 6, ' Hotiillcraft Shop. 336
ProteHt rmitlnst' the construeUon
of tho eut-of road from, tbri "Kour
C!ornoiH," near Contral. Point,
; tliroiiKU farm country to the Pn-j
; ell'lc hluliwav near tho Dr. C. T. '
Mwoenoy property, is ropoi'tod tol""" r"" ov"r lne 'reonsprinK
bn eroulnir. One of the main nrn. i mountain rOnd,' accOrdlnB to !I.ee
tr.ts is said to be In the reluctance "rloek of the local Oroson State
of owners of farm, properly to give Molor olnoii office. Ho., re-rlKht-of-way.
on the ((rounds thnt pons tho road to be fairly covered
, tile road would cut up the prop-
erty and necessitate the.- building
t of new. fences.--
: Host Utnh eri.il hot and clean.
Tel. 031. Modtord Fulle t;o. 32 itf
Having been Informed that their
thd construction of th. proposed " Proposal of building "'ejUBh'"' ' f "C
clubhouse of tho Greater Medford ! """" h'" "' "otwoen Gold (.Modforrt. Also sixteen grt.ndcl.il
club, the members of the -high Hill and Koinw Mlver and Ura Ptanf-----.' .
. , . k.. .... has bcen.dronned for a time, ac-' Funeral services will be held at
ready to cmmKC In other construe I
tloa work and would welcome the!"
filinortlmltv of conHtruetlnir n i
!,dwcllin, or other building within ;
easy distance n the high school,
Ijist year members of the class
constructed a' dwelling of pleasing
deslmi nnd are anxious to repeat
the procedure. '
lLigbest giailo Utah coal, any
sIko, anywhere, any amount, iritn
sen (onl Co. Phono 23J). tf
Already making- pnepanitions for
the next city telephone directory.
P. M. Kherllldd df Pnitlttnd, con
nected with the directory ndvortis
,lng department of tho Puiflc Tele
phone and 'Telegraph company, hi
in .Meilfurd for a short tlmn calling
on local advertlK'irs.' - ' '"
Upholsturlng. Call Jacksonville
3.19
A vec-cine that will protect for
one year ngahiM the K-oeky moun
tain 'spotted or tick fever. Is now
nvallahle to physicians of the state,
Dr. Frederick l. Htrleker, .iccre-
tary of the state hoard of healllt,.
has announced. Tlio vaccine may
be obtained from the Vnltcd Stales
pulille health seivlee at Hamilton.
.Mont, , Tho vaccine has no y'tie
In th etrontnumt of the disease, but
will prevent the fever for one year.'
Blue -.rackets 'at Walker's Pa
vilion 'Wed. night. ' 837.
Following (he iiltoi'oato cloudi
ness and sunshine of today nnd the
rising of a brink lii'ui'iro this noon,
unsettled weather mid posslblly
ruin is foriieast for tomorrow and
fair weather for tonight. . This
morning wus quite warm with a
temperature of lift above ut 5
o'clock.
That good coal low In ash. Han
son Coal, Co. Phono 239. " tf
Delhert M. Little, former. meteor'
ologlst in charge of the Medford
weather bureau., and who Is- field
nrgnnlKor of tho government air
ways Willi ills headquarters .at
the Oakland. Cat., uli-poi-t,
stopped off here lust night for a
conCerence today with L. W. Dick,
present meteorologist here, and
luft this noon for - Oakland. He
is returning from a trip to Seattle,
during which ho fixed the location
fur "coiling lights" between Onk
lund and that city, except at mu
nicipal airports. Each municipal
airport furnishes its own "calling
lights."
Factory blocks t load.. Tel. 031.
Medford Fuel Co. ' S24tt
Tlio Oak Orove water ' district
committee will hold a meeting this
evening at tho Oak Grove school,
between Medford and- Jacksonville,
to- discuss further plans for the
formation of tho dtmrtct in order
lo purchase water from Medford
and lo lay a now Pipe line from
this city to the territory to he serv
ed. It will probably bo learned
tonight whether or not the dlslriel
will bo formed. committee of
five members was appointed lit a
' meeting Inst week to work out de
i tails.
! Poplin rompers, 81.05 now $1.3!;J
slum 0 to 3 years. Handicraft Shop.
335
Jack Cudaow, post muster nnd
manager of n store in llutto Fulls,
, spent Inst week In Ashland visit-
Ihg his wife and three children,
who are residing In that city this
winter to permit the children to
attend the Ashland schools.
Furniture V P h o I storing. Tel.
069-U. A. N. Tbllmult. 339
Included' among the, Oregonlnnn
i registered nt Medfot'd hotels lire
; P. !,, Forgo of Salem, O. McAl
lister of ltosehurg, O. t). Flynn,
t s. Heyhttrn and K M. Kogers
of F.ugeno, and the following from
Puillund: Kay snnrtdy. J. W. Tay
lor, T. F. Mnhnr. ('. O. Kviins. J.
i Mlckulion. A. Ilndloy, A. N. Ihil
man, W. I!. Mitchell, Herb Sernn-
' son nnd V:. A. Williams, .
Cheap dry lumber ut Medford
Lumber Co. 237K
Included among the temporary
auto licenses iKsued at tho sheriff's
offlco this forenoon were licenses
to Hurry Amilng. 1 R Thurman
and Myrl Patterson. F. l Winter
of Port Klamath. I J. Fish of
Jacksonville und Hoy Molculf of
Ashland.
Print dresses, -S- years, $1 dr.
now tl.3. Handicraft Hhop. 331.
Tom Alley arrived this afternoon
from PortlKiid for his wrestling
mulch tonight nt the Itiultn tlieiitev
wUh Jim Meslin, Austmhnn light
heavyweight champion. Alley has
; been touring Washington and ensl-
I ern Oregon, meetinu Willi success..
i but is expected to have one of his
, lini'ilest matches of the season to
night, t
... !
yTEPFOTTO WaTG
Bounty warranto were lwipd at
j tho county clerk's office todny to
C. . Cushman of Trail, two bob
onl; Bnn Owald of Easlo Point,
una bobcat; a. Croanlln of Anhland,
one coyote; H.' F. Morcan Por
Hlflt, one coynto; W'lltlnm Rnybold
of Talent, ono coyote. Upon being
luii ed liiii warrant 'thin forenoon,
Raynold reported coyntOH to bo
j P'eniiriu m nin dcellpii nnt to o a
i menaco to' chickens nd Rheep. Ho
kllled lhe .coyote with a HhotRtin
"' nt Tulfl lttk ' Klamath.
'cunty has been divided up Into
28 hqmesiead tracts and wllj. be
- """v "- " """.-
llUh
"C h a r I s" Ilep. Phono 474-M.
Mrs. Sadlo Allen. ' 282tf
The eomniittee appolntod at the
Wlliihms oreek road meeting; held
hero last week, will; meet at 7:45
this evonlns at'tho llotel Medford
lo dlsnusK further plans for ..the
road, vh(rh would clvo' Aledford n
direct- nnd-shorter route to the Ore
Kon . Caves and ti shorter ronto to
L'roHOont City. - ' .;'
That (food eonl low In ash, Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 239. tf-
It Is not Joy to motor to Klam
wilh Ice' and snow and rough be
!nuse of ruts made by passing
uutomnbllcs. It is somewhat dan- (.'r nocoaspd. leaves, his wifo Annie,
gerous In plnces. ' five son.s. . and . iie . daughter:
Factory blocks, $0 load. Tel. 031. ! Charles and Coorgo. A.', iiedford;
Medford Fuel Co. 1 324tt : Elmer. : GJendalo, Ore; JJort, Yuha
Opposition was too strong"'
cording to W. A. Cewden, who wos j
vl"l"'- Mcdford today from
Itoluctnnce of both 1
Gold Hill,
towns to relinquish their 'high
"enoois was poinioo out ns oeing
unn ot ine main causes ine .ran
urn of the plans, which Mr. Cowv
don believed would have been one
in outline- down- expenses .of liu. Tuesday ftl
Itlon 'and-In Increasing educational
efficiency. . -
- J"iressmaklng and 'remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 'Mcdford
Hldg. Phono 1181. ; ' ' tf
tlucsts from Wnshlhgton state at
local hotels include V. H. Miller of
Yaklmn, Mr. iind -Mrs. T. X. Kns-
nuth of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. 1?.
A. Soutbonnys. Mr. and' Mrs.' A.
Lnr-scn ' and Mr;' nnd Mrs.-V. II.
Itheinllardl nf Seattle.
ix't me write your fire insurance.
Curl Y. Tongwald, Hotel Holland.
PhAno 983. tf
Leonard Carpenter loft last night
for Monterey; whore ho will-spend
u Cow .weeks on business,
i Danco. with tho iilue Jackets
Weil, nlHbt. WalUer'M. 33.7
Mr. and'' Mrs. Lee' Port of the
Slur ranger stntion on Hlg.A'pple;
goto spent this morning In the city
on liiiHlness and' pleasure';
Dry fir slabs, 30 load. Tel 631.
Medford Fuel Co. 824tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L' Hutchison,
Ml; "W I. Vawter, Miss Fern
HulchlHon and Mrs. IB. - .Id Pickle
wont on an Interesting motor trip
yesterday up the Applegsto ahd
around Foots Crock', Wlicro they
spent somo time viewing the big
derclgo at work.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hunch, Who
purchased a new homo on Park
avenuo, ai'o moving into- that rosk
donee tills week. " "'
W. H, Hughes of lluttd Falls- Is
hero for seviM'nl days on business.
H reports that there is. consider
able snow In'that district yet. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. I-aNhell of
Mcfloud, Cat., spent tho week end
In Medl'ord. returning to their home
this morning.
Andrtis and his Itlue Jackets at
Walker's Wed. night.' ' 37
Dr. and Mrs, .1. . Knuuens will
leave this evening on u two weeks'
trip to California, visiting - Han
Diego and the DeatK Vnlloy coun
try. '
, Notice.
The' Uollof Fund oommittoo ot
the Owen O 'egon Lumber Co.
wishes to sincerely thank the peo
pie und .business mob -of Mcdford
and vicinity for the co-operation
which made tho roller fund to he
administered In worthy cases.
This co-operation on the part of
Medford buslnoss men will tend to
cement : rotations between them
selves nnd omptoye of the Owen
Oregon themselves and omployes of
the company. For It Is tho tend
ency of the men to coopernto with
those who help'ihnko such affairs
ns the annual benefit danco a suc
cess. '
Wo wish also to'thank tho Owon
Oreiion Lumber Co., Medford Fuel
I Co., Groceteria nnd Homo Grocery
for their support and donations of
prlr.es. Theso pries' have bocoiho
nn annual affair nt tho llellef Fund
danco being initiated by Mr. J. H.
Owens, first gift of ItiOO feet of
lumber. To this was nddod this
year two loads of wood hy the Med
ford Fuel Oo. nnd a sack of flour
by Mr, ,T. Monroe of the Home
Grocery and to. pound suck ot
sugnr front the Economy Groco.
tel'ia.
These prlics are appreciated hy
Hie committee as they add lo tho
Interest ot tb.0 annual event.
(Signed: C. lfc 8CIIKITT.,
Chairman of Kellef Fund
. and Danco Committee.
VM. T'.'CKF.U, Secretary.
M, K lllsylock. Goo. Porlor,
Mr. Allen. W. A. lOastman,
Jack Hlco. Den Grimes.. 33
Scottish Illtc -Speclnl
meeting Siski
you Lodge of Perfection,
7:30 p. in., February 26.
Work and spscial busl-
OT- E. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
.T. .. 9361
' All Odd Fellows requested to at
tend msuting Tuesday night to ar
range trip to Grants Pass to con
fer second degree. . 337
M.ATSKANlki : .JIenson Tim.-
her company resumes operations.
' A
V
ness.
TRIBtTNl?, STEDfQRP,'
Obituary
PLVilALE. Vio;or, riymalo,
who died at the flood Samaritan
hospital In Han Francteco, follow
InB an operation, . was born nt
Jacksonville, Ore., AURUHt 8, I R8 8.
Ho was tho son of W. J. and Joo
phine L. Plymale," early rilonaers.
His early life was spent In Rt.
Mary's academy.- in Jacksonville,
later- movinsr to 8an Franoinco,
whore. tB encased In businoiw. - .
t Ills early pawilna (s reurettcd by
a host ot friendii and cornea, ox a
blow to his family, ho having pass
ed 'away oh tho day 'his 'brother.
Bea H Plyoiale, vag buried.'
' Ho Is survived by Ms wife, fler
trude Plymnleffour sisters,' Mrs.
Kate'- M.. Colllns.'ot Medford. Mrs.
Kmalthe Htlne of Oakland, Mrs.
'Ada C, Jones or Hon Krnnebioo and
Mrs. Hen H. Fairchlkl of 1'rrk.t.
and by . two!' brothers,' Ir David
HL Plymalo 'of Karkersflelit and
Walter M, Plymnlo of Holma, C'ttl.
' NICHOLS ; lio ward , Francis
Nichols died at the homn of his
son Charles- Nichols, Locust
street early Monday - jnornliiK of
iiaralysls, nitert SO yearsV il ' days,:
Born, in, illlnols Fobruarx 4; 1S4
The family came to'Orojion and
Jneksob' county In 1880 from Illi
nois,'? arriving t foddliift; Calif'.,
beforo tliem'llroatV was -'completed
and -'comlrie;, from, there . by team
and wagon, settlins In Sums Val
ley and' If'vlnK'.tboro seven' years.
Afterwards deceased homestende
a larm in. tne, 'ranie tock, district
- " Calif.: - Itoy. -Cejitrnl Point,
th Perl Foneml- tlomo-Wednes.
lay Bt 2.00 p. m. Rev. Johnson of
th0 Fedemtod 'church, Central
. rojnc win otiiciato. - interment in
Central' Point ometery.. '
iVNDRKW-S--The .' .funeral, ser
vices for George. Andrews will bo
hold at the. peri- Funeral- Home
3 p. m., 'Ray: Win. B.
Hamilton'' "officiating.1 '-'Interment
in Medford 'cemetery, ' -
YQDNO-4-Kstclla Anna ' Young
died at her .home, 811 JJort h Ornnge
street t . Sunday'" afternoon , from
paralysis. -' aged ' 71'' years. 11
months. 2ft days. ' Nntivo of Penn
sylvania. ' Horn Fobruarv "J8. 1SC7.
I She was the widow" of William
Wallace Young, iiow decensed, and.
mtilher of It. Claybourn Young,
She had been a resident of Mcd
ford for the- past tlx and a half
years.' TheyJ were for-mnny years
residents of Ilershey, Nebrnskn,
whero her husband was In the
lumber business. Deceased, leaves
otie son. .- Claybourn Young of
Los Angeles, C'allf.,,: also Ihree
grandchildren. Ton remains will
oo forwarded itoi Los" Angeles for
Interment Tuniadijiy: morning. 'Ar
rnngemontK' iif' rhnrgo of'tho Perl
l-'uneral home. . "' , : ;
GOpDlNGrxAnna llcllo Godding
died lit her -nomo'' . near Wioonlx,
Ore., KundaV evening from Pneu
monia aged' 0(1 years, two months,
19 anys.VBovn In 'Virginia, Dec.
5; 188-2. 'Uho family- had roslded
In Oregon tor tho past 23 yoars, nt
West Falls thron years. lOvalis
Oreek country 18 years, and at
Phoonlx levoti years. Anna B.
Tuttlo wns married to, William' K.
Godding. NoVombor 3, 18S4. She
Is survived by her husband, Wil
liam K and ono son,- ICnrl od
ding, of Itelllnghnm, Wash., nnd
two grandchildren. Funeral seri
vices will bo held at the Perl
Fimcrnr Homo Wednesday at3:'rB
p. hi. Interment in Phoenix conc
tory. ' ''' '- " '
.'" ' .' . i .'- : '
Wedding Bella
Leslie J. Illgham nf Sams Valley
and Miss Joy: Fredericks of this
city were married yesterday morn
ing iCv:30. Ut, .the Presbyterian
manse- hy Rev. E..4 Lawrenco In
the presence of Ituth und Grace
tllghoin, sisters of the hrldegrnom.
The bride is well known in Med
ford mid last year taught at tho
Snms Valley school. Tho bride
groom is an employe ot the county
roud deportment. The ncwlyweris
will mnko their homo In this city.
Jack Holt Coming
To Rialto Tomorrow
Jack Molt, with 50 other motion
picture.' uglortv spent .over two
woeks "on location" in following
Ui'L policy to (ilm, all, Hunc Grey
storlca on the exaet locale culled
for In the story. Tho company was
headquartered at- Tuba t'lty, Arl
xona. - . mimm
Fnns of b'otM Zane Grey stories
and Jack Holt, have long lauded
this policy of Paramount. Shine
Grey Is, noted for his love of the
great outdoors nnd always writes
his stories around some beautiful
western spot,'
Tho story which was filmed In
and, around Tuba City Is "Sunset
Pass," a recent work ot Grey , and
lne latest production starring the
popular Jack Holt. If opens at
tho Kiultn theater tomorrow."' '
Iiv support to Holt aro ' Nora
Ijinc noted for Iter ohnracerla
llons In other western films: John
Loder, the young Kngh actor;
Chestor Conkltn. popHlar comedian;
Guy Oliver and others.
ii . i i i i i .
Caro of Follagr PbtnlK
By foUsgai plantH mean such
plants as ferns, . patina, rubber
plants, etc: uny . kind, that hns
leaves hut no blossoms.
Let us consider tho houso fern.
There are ninny kinds. o( ferns,
such as Boston. Roosevelt, Teddy.
Jr., '- riwnrr Itnstnn Maidenhair?
Asiutrngits nnd sevinil others.
Ffrns require more race than oth
er species of foliage plants. Be
very careful in handling the ferns,
and do not run against the rods
ot tho trends, ns this Is Injurious
to them.' Castor1 Ml applied ta the
roots fs very 'g-ood, also the blood
OfiECiOy, - rONTCY. TEBEUXRY 25.-1929. "
j of a chicken Is beneficial for the
i roots.
Water freely, but do not keen
the soil wet constantly. Ferns re
quire plenty of light but do not
need much sun; J.) fact, the north
window Is a very good place, for
4hcm.- Graceful ferns make very
beautiful ornaments In a room,
;and add to the attractiveness.- of
the furnishings'. "'; . ' i;
--Tho pulm Is a tropical plant of
:whleh- them - are' several Varieties.
TJitf KenUas., grandest of palns,
Cocos WeddeUiana. daintiest of
palms, ' Phoenix Canariensis or
dale palm.- perhaps-, ore '.th most
comtnon. '. .
' Palms,: like forns, roquire I tho
light but are hot particular about
the sua. They are 'hardier than
fern an require less cam Do not
let tho dlrfc dry out In the pots as
they seem- to take quite a lot of
moisture. Frequent wash I ng of tho
wholo plant is good and will not
injuro'tho pnlm.'-
Other kinds of foliage plant rc
quire about -.the same" care' as
palms, , ' ' '. ':- E.-lt. '-
, It's' bccn a long tlmo since, tears
went out and' smjicfi came In.
And. everybody knows that today,
smiles have;, I ho stage. ' Hover ..be-,
tore In tho History ot tho world,
P.oehups, hns.a grouch. . or. a tear:
boon . put down . with greater
stearnnoss.' It's, become American
tradition to mot everything with
a smile. And mnyhd It ought to
bo that wnjf. ' And yet and yet .",
'- Haven't we . learned to smile- too
much at everything from crime
to catastrophe smile, "'shrug.'te-grot-perfunctorily,
and go on smil
ing? Haven't wo- run a little wild
on this' smiling business perhaps?
An In going n little wild haven't
wo Komewha lost thovery prec
ious - gifts of warm -sympathy,
qjilcK, human understanding, fot-htvy-feeling?
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After all. it Isn't the laughter
of folks that endenrg" them to. us,
so mucn. -And it Isn't their Joys
tho ' bring. thorn- noarosfc ;' - 'It's
their sorrows, their- trials, tho
things, they' have, to betM-even If
they're things, that can become
Jokes' aftorward. -when'' stress is
over; nnd something to' laught
about then. And doesn't too much 1
Inttghter tend to make trouble and
tears?- - ..-:' - K
;AH the calendar days aren't!
clear days. And; -IC-. nature noedsi
rains- and-clouds for tho cvolu-j
tiun of -natural things, tears and;
sorrowsr nnd storma In human life !
may- be- for-' our. development. Ave
can't euro a thing by denying it,
turning our backs on it. Wo can't
altctr- a foot thereby; And- with our
growljur proncness to gigglo every
thing otf, to refuso to. Cnco the
fact ot siittertog, to deny grlof a
rlglit oven to. bcj what's to become
of those- - who must know.' . sorrow
nnd tears .and thero are so many!
. Soutalimes,.' smiles can be very,
very braVo. But sometimes' they
can be. very oruei. And moo often
than not,, -they cait, also--bo.-very
cow-ardly. To face- life and vita
vicissitudes . wlth .a: smllo to edvc
othora from discouragement- : or
too. much dolcfulness Is ono thing.
To faco.,everythlng,. qverj'thlng In
uio, w4in. a smile is. quue -nnoinor
bocause It breeds ti levity concern
ing ovorythlug ot'llfe, even depths
ot agonV and great social, ahd per
sonal wrongs, and a -callousness
toward: deep pain, a heartless lm
patienca with it In others,: and a
coward linem.- towntd f being ' suf
fering -with -1' a ' deepoc" fortltudo.
It's so' much easier Just to, laugh;
It off, you see, Y-et laughing off
tilings that shouldn't havo been
laughed- ab brought tho French
Revolution. ' On the; other hand,
the understandnblo nloneness in
Gethseniano nnd the understand
ing response to- It, mako th,e"agon'
of Christ such a piteous and prec
ious tiling to r,ofnembc!
- So' maybe, after all, wo should
stnllo- It w wnnt to. laugh. It we
must. Itut we. should nut' smile
so long nnd so hard und so per
slatontly that we, torget ic can ag
gravate the lone sufferlng of sonic
other poor heart, or breed in our
selves a ' contempetuous disregard
of sober ahd serious things that
should bo viewed with more
thoughtful - gravity - and comjias-'Sinn.-
- Laughter can- chase away
some - forma of gloom. - U never
:cnn fall' to . turn tho ' knife In
wound that - means ' real1 soul-tra-
vail tor somo- other' human boing.
Such a being hi hungry for- the
comfort of a knowing heart which
has suffered' too, has wept bit
terly, too, perhaps, and so. has
won its way vor tho hard rocks
of experience to tho sublimity of
footing another's 'woe with tho
understanding, tho - compassion.
that como only with experience.
Editorial Household Magazine.
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1
POIITLAND. Two-storv build
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Third and Alder streots In near
future.'. -
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LIVE !N SILENCE
E
,' FKESNES-LES-RUNGIS.Francc
W-) --Ip ... a , house, of silence, l,2.r(0
white-masked men, live without,'
ever hearing each other's voices, or
seeing oaeh' other's faces.
Thoy never hear their names
spoken from tho'day they enter un-.
til the day they leave. It is
France's model prison, known sim
ply as "Frosncs.", the lost word in
physical and mentaL isolation.
Solitary ' confinement, usunlly
considered ,'sevci'ely-. strict discip
line, Is tho rulo. The prisoners eat
alone, sloop alone, work olono and
Oven take their hour's daily exor
cise alone and- in nbsoluto eilenco.
-Strangest of all, -several hundred
at a' time Rather' in the chapel,
each in n little coll, soolng no one
except the priest, preacher or lec
turer and part of-his faco. visible
only to tho person on the platform.
The men- entor tho chapel hooded,
go to numbered cells, which are In
banked tiers, each cell open only
in- front at the height of one's eyes,
but with an aperture too. small for
the head to pass.
From tile moment a metal num
ber is, 'hung around hfs neck, the
prisoner, is required to wear a
white hood whenever ho leaves his
cell- and he may not speak to bis
fellows. - Ho sees the face ot his
guard from tiioe to time, but no
othor, unless ho is sent to the hos
pital or to .the wnrden for disr
clplfne. -
Alone In his cell, he works eight
hours n dity, but good will aVd skill
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enables him to buy small comforts.
The government receives 32 cents,
a day from contractors for cachj
prisoner's work and gives from
three-tenths to halt the money to'
the prisoner. - The prisoner never
soes tho money until ho loaves., bat
half of it is placed to Jils immcdi-:
ate-crcdlt for bis little, expenses. ,;
"Yet In spite of all thnt many
criminals ask to bo sent- here hc-j
cause the solHude entitles them to-
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CELEBRATED ARTIST
ILL AND LONELY
ORES-SUn-LpINC... Franco W)
Half paralyzed and nlmost blind,
one of the acclaimed composers of
tho - world. . Frederic Delius.. is
spending tho remaining days of
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ins lire- in tins uny- nuinici ii..-..-Tltty-.mlloB
from Paris:
The man who imagined the
music for "Koanga" and "Margot
le Itouge" no longer writes music;
his oxeatost effort : is .to shelter
himself from the world. Each day
his devoted wifo reads him tlio
French, Gcrmnn and English
newspapers, then. If. the weather
Is good, he Is pushed lit a wheel
chair to tho river that flows at
the foot of Ms 'garden for an hour
oti so of fresh air.
Even the- touah of his beloved
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piano is denied him, for his hands
tremble so that they cannot find
the keys. The recognltiorl.hat
has como to him, of recenttars
was too late, for Dellus cannot
hear the plaudits that, are accord
ed his compositions.
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CAPETOWN! South. Africa, Feb.
25, yp) Captain Malcolm Camp
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Is reported unhurt although the
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