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Newspaper Page TextMljlbfrQrtO MAIL frttifsTfttS, MTSfaroicb, ottEOON TuTftSTUY. MARCH lai!'). C Welcomes D. A. R. Members OF WELSH T 5 -rf v A' , 1,-1 "-! i-..f i.-'i r Zw.t, . -i. ' IIT v I 4 5 Lovely j ITHACA, N. Y .-() Seven nur : prising elements havo boon found ; I in cow's milk. They arc nub- j (stances never before Identified in' : the i actual fluid. - ; ' One of them U strontium, which -t In tho base of tho rod flro of July ( ; Faurth celebrationis Another Is ; titanium, a nelament that supplied I 'the. smoke screen of iho worm (war. Vanadium, well known- In 'building and commerce ; lithium. '( ivhiih hnj tonf llu nnmn In unitio ' It Iri.lu tit unriniro nml ulltrtnn nna y itt fttft rtinln i-nnuli I iionl a nf DiA i i iu uuitMH urn ruMiftium, vnii- makes silvery coating on the In side of radio tuhes, whore H ah snrhs k thftrehy preserving tho vacuum and tho service- of tho t.tibo; and boron, wiilch Is exhaled by volcanoes ah boric ncid. Discovery of these elementa van made possible by rocont develop ments nt Cornell university In peclroeooplo photnRrnphy. The ( work was done by Dr. Jacob Iap- 1 Ihh and lr. Norman C. W right of tnc Jlanna niry Unsearch instl- -tulp, Scotland. A dozen other cle- i mcnlK, including zinc, copper and J potassium and previously idontl f..t I :it. ... . . i i ,i i .. ii... . i urn iiiiiu, ni-ir i-'iim il iij .Jj ! Cornell method. i inn imiK wan unou, nurnea to , itnht H and HUf Helen t electric euf- rem npplled to tho aHh to convert 11 Into ItiinlncHiv nt vapor. By IhlH ! If lit. photographic plutoH reglR , tnred the opecim, tho linen of iwhlch revealed the presence of tho elements. ( i Wlietber theo newly found sub- HlaneoH are significant to nutrition, 'ifniafn to bo determined. Their jquuntfilps are announced as "nnutU i but definite.'' The rewarch dlsclnscd that pome of these elementH may get Into hinllk through the 'diet nf tho cow. I'nusuul aniouniH of zliu wore fiiuud' In one snmple, which vetin I raced to anlmnlw ptiRturing near tlin zinc HinelterH at Franklin, N. J. Tho American milk wamplOH pro- i.iiuiing uie newly found elements "I ci were fnm HonterHotflhlre... Derby i.hlre and AhcrdeonNhlrc. . The table of olementH formerly Identified in milk mIiowh in con- ; parallvely "largo nuaniitUH"; cal cium, mngneNhim, potnHHlum, so dium, phosphorus nnd chlorine; and ''traccH" of Iron, copper, alum inum, mangancHO and Iodine. W L X- - - ' t ' r I fin mo from New York, New Jemcy, D. A. R. Program Friday, March 22 .... Jick Terrett I-RIOAY, MARCH 22, 1929 9:00 A. M. Assembly Call ....... '. Z. , Entrance of Stale Regent accompanied by State Officers with escort of pates I Nfusic ...1 ... Instrumental Conference called to order by Slate Regent, Mrs. K. C. Apperson Scripture and frayer The State Chaplain Voval Solo "Lead Kndly Lif;ht" ; Mrs. R. C. Mulholland Accompanied by Mrs! W. M. Van Scoyoc In Memoriam M rs. I'rancis Cornell, State Chaplain WlKiwixIn, JHrtilKMi.. MlKsotirt nml . Music "Onward Christian Soldiers" . "r.'Tlv Assemblara t'ullfijrnln. Tho. IlrltlsiJ imiilo r f ci.k Legislation in U. S. Congress Mrs. C. C. Clark : Magazine Mrs. Clyde V. Osborne . Manual for Immigrants ...... Mrs. J. A. Cooper Memorial Caioline Scott HarrisonJ, ..l.Mrs. L. J. Schmitz Memorial Continental Hall Library ...J. Mrs. V. O. Smith National Defense ;........-... Mrs. John V. RiThardson National Old Trails Roads Mrs. John L. Smile 1'atriotic Ivducation Mrs, IL Carttidgc Preservation of Historic Spots Sirs. Joseph Stadelman Publicity,:.: .i..;,..!. .; Mrs,. K.;.S. Stearns Real IJaughUTs Mrs. j: R. Roberts Revolutionary Relics for Memorial Continental ; - " s Hail ' .:....:..::,.:.s..:.,...:,L : Mrs. n., Ll steeves Sons and Dauglilera cif the Republic Mrs. J. II. Slofiel Announcements . ' ' ' ',' ' 12:1? P. M. ... . No Host Luncheon, ,Mrs. M, J. Norris Second Stale Vice Regent, presiding ' . , : ' 1:30 P.M. ' Assembly Call .'. : '. Jack Terrett Conference called to order hy State Regent, Mrs. K. C. Apperson J ' , LONDON MV,The Httlo Angle- 1 jsey town of .l,lanfalrpwUgwyngy'll t gngei--chwyrndrohwilllandyHillogo- gogoch, pronunciation of whose oversize name of &H letters chuil- lenges the tonguott nf all except ' t those most expert In the ancient 'language of Wales, has junt won, ;a case from tlio government wiilch 1 i finally wan aired In tho house of commons. - - ; . Tho 1-mglifih translation on the. (name is:- "Hi. MaryH Church-ojiO- ' Tho-IIiiUOf-WhltehnzelH-Near-tiio- j Whliipool-hy-The-Church-of-nyhll- : ! lo-Near-Tho-Hed-Cave.''' The in- habUantM aro proud nf t his poly- ! syllable cognomen nnd -Jealous C j lis fame. . ' v - ; "hlanfalr I. G..". ns the natives trail the place until they are old ! : enough and long-winded enough1 (to pronounce It, suffered the out-' rage of having nn Englishman up- ; : pointed ns its postmaster." It was ' ; just too. much for tho sentlmontal ; (feelings of the . citizenry. Ilesides i I'OstinaKter, Crick could not speak i Welsh.' I J Sir Robert Tiiomas. member of : the house of commons for Angle-j sey held up the leglshuton of the j empire", while parliament discussed j tho issuer - Indignant Welsh mem- I hers declared the name of their home town had been misspelled in j the parllnmontary calendar; others cui leu on .much en -monism!, mo postmaster general, to try and pro nounce It. "It begins with Llanfalr . . . and ends with gogoch," announced the cabinet member triumphantly, i "I'orhaps with - all thiH Influenza about I haft better not pronounce It. Then 4tmid cheers he announced tho capitulation of the govern ment. Postmaster Crick had resigned. A Welshmaif would be appointed to the post. . Kir Uobert Thomas took one more shot at t;to government. He insisted that the new postmaster be able to pronounce the town's name . . . and he rolled, gurgled, sputtered, gasped and gargled each ! and every syllable, lireathless, but j triumphant, he . sat down. The house of commons rocked with cheers. j Viscount Sandon brought parlia- J menf bnck to Its sense of responsi- ! bility. "Does this vord count ns 1 one in a telegram?1' he asked. j "Yes." answered the postmaster t general without the loss of an iota of ministerial dignity. SECRETARY BODY LAIIKK. MOt'KlNi; iHIIIDK MOST l-OITLAIt yv' I'. S. Ki:OKNE, OW., Sine. 21. Kern Sehumnnhor, Ilno.l lttver, waii oli'i-iert presldunl of the tnt ro eliiihin or eniifmerolal nrKunlzntlnn wr-retnrliiH nt tho annual mutitlnu liehi on the i:nlvorsit yof oreKOn I.. K. crnml) of Uonil was ehoRen : Wiwic "America the lleautitul vlee-proHhicnt nnd K. o. llarlnn, ' Rcjwrts of Special State, Committees ; roi-iiunii, wntt named Korretnry- treiiHiiror. ' - Member nf tho lionr dot dlrect nrs ehoHvn worn I.connnl (llllcey, Alhnny; lrl C. ripynnldK, Klamath I'-Hlln: V. 13. North, linker, and 0. T. linker, miring president, of Med ford. Land xettlcmont and Hk great valuo to the proKrntw uf the wiate. wtvcrtlnlni; for lonrll, nnd county j iiMiusinai HUivcya wero tnkon up at i Iho wHvlon todny. A plea for stale- ivldo eoopernllon nnd- xupport of , hoth tho land Kottloment and tour-I 1st movrmenlv. worle on . whieh ' xhould ho oontrnlly.rd thiiuiKh the Hlnto rhamltor of eommoruc, waj made hy W. (1. Idn of tho Mate rhnmlior. . Chapter I'.xtension :r---.x--- - Alemhcrship :..:.:...... Veterans' ijospltal .. Constitution nay ............ t'hamp(K'( Memorial Conimittve Stale Director of c. A. .R, ..... Solo Three-Minute Reports uf Chapter Regents: Astoria '..!rhc Assemblage Mrs. V. W: McCrcdie MrV."U,'(l. Shipley : Mrs. Win.. 11. Saxton Mrs. May A. Rolwrts .... Mis. Isaac I,. Patterson ....... ..... Mrs. lr. L, Stoeckle WAKHIN'OTON t,V) Jloadnw iftl-krt anil nioeliinfr hlrdn are fa vorites 'tho country, over, Mrs. Knthorlno II. TippottH nf liio jron eral foiloralion of winon' olnhs finds ns a rosult,nf a nation wido eampalitn to have eaoh Plato nuopt nn official bird. . .Most of tho . southern Ktatos ! chotio tho ninrklnK bird, while 1 : mo.st of the inldllo wokI selected j the .meadow lark, (,'alifo rn i a j ; name dtho condor nnd tlio UiHtriol ' 1 of Columbia . chose the wood thrush. EASTER Furnishes New Style Inspiration Th new modes, fresh for Easter, have arrived at our--store. Smart new frocks, charming coats that have taken Paris by storm are here to delight southern Oregon's femi nine shoppers' f- COATS 'Tailored' or fur trimmed in nil of tlie very newest fabrics nnd in n galaxy of colors. Rim I values nt $12.95 to $79.50 DRESSES Fluttery nnd feminine with bows nnd 1,'iees, or' fashionably plain. In rare new combinations of colors and shades, mod erately priced from Wear As You Pay the Cinderella Way $6.95 to $69.95 and HATS Clever new, close fit ting bats in every con ceivable shape. A ere-' , " ntion that will please every, fancy nnd har nioize with every Kas ter outfit. , ' S2.49 to S17.00 vVJ! , 44 South . . Central . r1' :-Ta- r varrl college observatory. t , Hpnnse to the interest siiown by rtrt of j;iuily groups. The worker The olnh. four yeran old, rerent- tuitKlilt'if. "Members of the oliser- , eoneentrato on tiKtrnnnniical hob ly (numvuruteri simly eniirnes in re- ' vniory tnff net volunteer lend- hf nf prnftiejil use In resenreh. : .'.. fc Farm Pointers ..' Mrs.' J.' F. Gilpin Mrs. C. 11. Wilson Mrs. Homer Gouley Mrs. June Martin Mrs. G. Q. IVAlbini Mrs. George I Gates Mrs. llnrrv M. Acklcy Mrs. V. G. Smith ; Mrs. Mark Wealherford .. Mrv Geo, H. Foster Ankles -Tlii 9 season's fusliion makes tlicm morr im portant tliiin 'rr. (lor Hon Y-l.ine Iiosirrv eiujiliaicn tin natural ftliatlows of tlio unklr, to give an cllcct ol'Iong slini lines anil lovelv contour. : - Iii rxeltiMvr Cordou "isliaclco. for the ncnoiii ! enfonililc colors two weiitlit chiffon and sheer service $2.50. vAdrienne's , j; Mcdford National Bank , ' Building - Champncg . Chcnicketa Coos Day '. Crater Lake - Deschutes l'.ulalona Grande Knnde ,. I.lnn I ' Mathew Slarbuck 'Announcements' V' ?'!' ; ' o:Sn v. m. ' ; '. f:irni tlmherF iiea In eon-1 Sixleenlb Annual Onfereme llanquel, I lolel Med ford,, - Mrs. V.. C. ApHTMn, State Regent, presiding '. Solo v ' Greetings Mrs. G. Q. IVAlbini, Regent Crater take Chapter Greetings .' . .'Mr. Gordon MacCracken, ex-Slate Regent Music ' , . , - Address "Civic Outics of ratriotic Organiiations"' WYXIl:X AT IIAKVAItn ' l.KAItX ASTKOXOJIY CAMRHiruiK, Mfiss. iP) I.ny mcn now rniiy 1 learn' nelontiflr nstrnnoniUMil wm-k ihroush tho llnnil . Aslronnmloii rlhih nt llrir- THE. NEW IMPROVED ' W "rtHCIL. POINTIO PtM" S i . eZe?hrect'WfiinS Instrument All lad with iho Krniiml, such ' n rounil.lllon kIHh, hIjiIUo flnorn. ling hmiM'j. iMtloft nntl fence iioaIh, shtuiM Ito mailo of (hienhle woofts, such an whllo n:ik, roil oak . or ohotnut, or of "nap" wootts tron,t im! A 111 croosolo. AruihI nieilioil of fipilinc fhorln or nihhllhiKH to mov Ih to put tho foci! In n ielf-foorti'r dome illHtnneo jfrnni tho wilti'r supply nml Bleep, jinn nimrti-iH. The mok for the nl- rain hny houl in. kept lr-tveen i, I hi- hint two. If IhlH plmi of food. i I ln nillillliii;i nml hay Ih followeil, I, the i'orn enn he fo,i iwleo dally In ,irnunl or on n fording floor. ii Snino leafy nlfnlfti or clovor hny Ixh'iulil lie ln. liiil.il in the ration j for the fnriii poultry flock it tlilg J time nf year whore ttriiiw rnnge In not avnlluMo. ; Aj-.V Don Newbury Music , Sketch........ ....1'.,.... -Mrs. Jfohn Y. Richurdson .,; , . State. Chairman of National Defense v Address "The Kthics of National Defense" , - , Dr. John Marvin lVun, I). D , l'uslnr of II inson Memorial Church '. '.,; l'orlland, Oregon LARSON HEADS STATE The farmer houl1 hnrvent hl own timber ernp. Mp vnn nell biH own luhor nml thnt of hin teams of fttriM'ks nltttiR- with th crop, jnm ns he iloes when nellliiK wheat, cotton r coin. fel)lnR cut timber pro ilueti In tho lop:, pole; tier, or cord means InerenMed money income, nml. If nil rightly, ulo lenvex tne wooiltatitlN In better ennrtltlon for Kmwinif nnother timber crop, jttto land payp no I merest. MKTAI LINKS I'SKP AS IHIKW MATFJU Vt tlty V. H. Iepi. nl AKrlrtilture.) Stu'Ilintf net'il corn by hand In prnf(i;iblf. The tip kernelH, which itre b mm proflneilve than tho oth ers; the butt kemeln, which ilo not drop uitlformly In the planter, nnd any worm-eaten or hlomlKhrd ker- neU may he linrartleri. Knch ear CtUVAU.ISt; Ore, .March 21. tT) JW ljii-Kon. munaiTer' of tho Cooperative Creamery or lnr!;i field, w.ii elected, permanent ehnlrman of a Ktatowlde dairy eon- 1AKIS (4 UiewieM and cock tail Jacket? of metal links nre the nearest tlcxlKnc'r (i v In theft have romo to elhni:0tinic cloth from their Rcheme. . A woman dress ference nl Orepon State eollette; -maker hIiowm the metnl me-h in nn The contercnt'e openen a two-nay nftrrnoon dre of purple mesh qhioo inti;u in -mi r over xllk. The mesh cocktail Jjicket Is v. g ir?r Vi down an hard as von llkn. I M bV.'.- VI I That hnid. Mft I HIIIIHllh. hull f I I like H-kl. 1 L Hold VolQt.aat I ' - Writes 1 t h I Ink free and , easy ns a . e n d pencil i w it h o nt a ; miss, tikip or ' hlur. Won t f hlnl .scratch.; leak or soil haiulti. I'at-: ented auto-' malle feed j p re venln; p o I n 1 1 f r o in ' eloRidiiK j Industry." - Governor ' Palter son wilil, "ihnt' fueh n )iirge hody of" mon. mostly diilrymon. ftathorod on hiu'Ii short notice In 14 luisy noa- 8prt,tt, jnrini; or ---, - ... ivhi 11 uiiiiM', 1 in me ruK'ii imirj jiruiji iitii. f ' ll..llin. k. .. 1 j . 1 , 1 II. iiriRKK. itrnuin eniiniy tiunrui turn I fttjeni. was plet-ieo" pcrnuinent secretary. !nlrymi'n from praetb-ally every st- r t lo n of the n t t e we re n mon u the A0 delefiat" whu natherd here at the cull of the lemimrury 4-liouM be thelled separately, uslnv 1 chairman. iMul V. Mfiris. ;.i riifirterlnch inenh sieve with n ! (tovernor I. U laitcrson, opened concave bottom, and tlio kernels the session with the only scheduled w-ated fror.i the tritctor stnt. Tour from tuivh car looked over vnro jaddrosM on the proarnm. ,"lt spchKh ami jdx-roV oorri and cotton plant Jj fully, .. Iwoll for tho future of th dairy .era are used as a single unit. K'Mn over a rtecaiiote ninner , dres";md Is unllned. ; In sire nnd npprnrnnce the mesh ri' mhW th link furss which were fnshionaldt a few years ago. . . ; Innovations have been made In plant fi n on the market. Three mw corn rtnnt.T arc built n nt- lachmentn for tr.tciors and are op A PEN OF REFINEMENT Vade of finest quality highly pot IshoiK lilack fountain pen mntoriul. with H kt. guild Rold point and feed, .safety screw eap, self-filling lever nnd clip. MEDFORD BOOK STORE .. , 12 North Central m :fil" ' i 0.40 OWNERS SAY S5c Lakeside DeLuxe $1.15 World's FASTEST SELLING Lawn Mowers! Finest Construction Hyatt Roller Bearing One out of every eight, mowers sold this your will he a Lakeside . . . hecause (if Its lalcnry tested, smootli-riinnlns eftieioucy . . . and ho eaiise it is America's Super-Value. Steel Reel, Nozzle 50 ft. Hose for $7.95 Quiet, self-oiling hesirings ItuiCc-keen, self sliarpening .cuiter lilades . .-. largo east Iron . wheels ... a harilooil roller, handle and pat ented grip. . Heavy Red Rubber Hose M ft. Ha fr" Brass Nozzle. for J)tt,rOnd Coupling.. Heel holds 10(1 feet of 3-4 Inch hoso Seamless ruhtior hose wltl' corrugated tread that will last for years. Noy.zlo is adjnitalile from fine spray lo heavy stream. A M6NTG0MERYWARD CQ 117 So. Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore. i