Medford mail tribune., November 18, 1929, Page 10, Image 10

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AS A 'CINDERELLA'
The tragic story of Hosa
Winner, Vienna's prettiest
mannequin, Just failed to bo
one of thoso modern fairy talea
In . which I'rlnco Charming
' moots 'a very poor but very
.pautlful girt, falls in lovo
rvjth he at Jlrst sight and
takes her homo to Ills grand
i-astlo as his wedded wife. The
heroine' of tho story was poor
and pretty; her Prince Charm
lug, Haron Klchard von tiey
luuller, was. handsome and
wealthy, und his ancestral
casllo In Kainenltz, Czecho
slovakia, was a fitting- scene
to recelvo its new mistress in
stately splendor. Yet Kosa
Wlltner entered tho medelval
castle of llaron Ucymullcr
with a revolver in her hand
and quitted it, after a fierce
gun battle with the gendarmes,
on a stretcher, bleeding from
fatal wounds. A Btrong twist
of fnto turned her beautiful
romanco into K grim tragedy.
Until sho mot llaron Geymuller,
young Jtosa Winner had lived a
limit, uneventful life, working nine
hours a duy Jn one of Vienna's
futjhlonubla shops for a monthly
salary of lens than 2G.
But Kosa Wittner wasn't the sort
of ulii to make friends too easily
or to accept Invitations from Ben
tic in en who would never think of
marrying a poor mannequin, tihe
Was on orphan, who had lost her
parents In childhood, and was ac
customed to eking out a living
by hard work and without help.
Sho had no family, no intimate
friends.
Ono day a tall, hamlaome, clc
Kiuitly dressed youiiK mun cume
to tho store where Itosa worked.
Ho wanted to buy a fur cout as
a surprise gift for his stater. He
complimented Kosa, and she blush
ed, lie tarried two hours In the
Htoro, and finally asked Kosa if
sho would like to go to the opera.
Jtosa looked at him, and answer
ed somewhat brusquely;
"Yes, I would like to. Hut I a in
not accustomed to accepting' invi
tations from strangers."
Tho young man apologized. Of
courso ho was a stranger to her.
Hut ho would be glad to Introduce
himself llaron ltlehard von Ciey
muller, nlono In Vienna, owning
an estnto in Cxocho-Hluviiklu nml
a Iiuuho In Kumeniu, nml spend
ing only a few months every year
In the cnpital. "Would Hose accept
his card? . . , And whenuvor she
might caro to spend an evening
In his company hc hud only y
glvo him a ring.
Uosu took tho card, expressed
polite appreciation, and tho lmron
departed,
A few nights later Kora left the
storo at 7 o'clock. lie fore she
went home sho called up Huron
Clcymullcr. .She felt so lonely, she
Inhl hi in, thnt If tho bm-on would
like to spend tho evening with
her ...
Half nn hour later llaron Cley
muller'B motor cur appeared he
foru tho houso where Kosa lived
and took her off for a happy eve
ning,
Aiwwictt Pms Photo
Attracted by reports of miraculous cures, thousands-of persons have visited the tomb of Father
Patrick Power at Holy Cross cemetery. Maiden, Mass. Here are some of the thousands of pilgrims
who stood in line in order to touch the tombstone. Flowers, jewels and sacred objects are heaped on
Into bankruptcy, and it proved Im
possible for her to obtain another
job. Kho hati no money, no posi
tion und her fiance was absent.
In desperate circumstances, she de
cided to go tu him.
A Different World
When Kusa arrived at the Gey
muller estate a festive company f
young people were spending tho
week-pnd there. Huron Itiehard
wuh surprised and embarrassed,
but .said he was glad to see his
sweetheart.
Thoy all were very civil to Rosa,
Pilgrimages to Grave of Priest
Rival Crowds at Famous Shrines
of Europe; 200,000 Visitors Sunday
our 1-udy of I,ourdes and Salute
Anne de lieu u pre uro recalled by
people here with the ever-Increasing
pilgrimage of thousands to the
fiO.vnii i. mm' nt tt vrtiinir (tti.
but somehow sho felt herself out, th( HfiV putr,t.k j.
of place among theso people, who puwel.
boloniicd to a different world from' Tw' hl,ml,.e'(1 thousand caino to
her own. Sho could not even Join , uy Vl.um nmelory ycHtrrtliiy.
in i ii ii r I'on viTKuiiiJii. ,
MALOKX, Mass., Nov. 18. (7P i filed slowly by the grave. Tens of
The famous Catholic shrines of thousands were unable to enter tho
cemetery. A force of 200 police,
mounted and on foot, firemen.
Huron lllchard comforted her
with tho assurance that they would
bo married very uon. In two
weeks he would be home at Kam
enltz castle, and there tho wed-
lty and police officials estimated
In tho throng was Mayor-Elect
James M. Curley of Huston, who
prayed for tho recovery of his sick
wife and later returned with her
I to kneel at the tomb in u drizzling
mng wuum iuko place, no gavc()..(ln llt nK,,faii.
ner money 10 miy everyuung neeu-, Itl.puted cures of phvsically nf
ful, and fixed tho duy when he ; f,.t(.( during the past three weeks
would expect her t Kumenltz. ! have drawn the multitude. On the
Kxuotly two weeks biter ltona i rirHt UIUiv of the month 10,000
Wittner arrived at Kumenllz, acanui on l)lHt suutlav tun thllK
village neur I'mgiie. The servants lhllt mim.,. .iminir tho week dvs
10.000 to TiO.ooo and on Armistice
told her that Huron Itiehard was
out, but that he hud left a letter
for her.
Itofu opened the letter wl'h
trembling bunds, und almost faint
ed when sho read its contents. Her
day 50,000 gathered.
For yours occuslonal eases if
healing have been reported there
hut no gnsil demonstrations have
followed. Thn recent reported heal
finnce wrote that he could mtlhlK nf a y,)(; jtostun girl with
marry her. He hail found it would
be Impossible to Introduce her In
the Koelety be frequented, and he
did not havo the couraiie to enter
upon a long bnttlo with his fam
ily and friends. All this he did
not dare tell Hosa face to face,
but ho hoped she would under
stand. There . wus a good -sized
check Inclosed In the letter.
ItoMu Wittner staggered to the
currluge. There seemed to be but
When ho returned Mhe hud1 one way out for her: death. In
changed her mind about the drub
n chs of life.
Dunned To Wed
Hut when at lust the baron had
tu-leavo Vienna' he asked Uosu
what nlio thought of marrying him.
Hose answered only by smiling
happily. At purtlng they agreed
Prague she bought u revolver and
a fw
kilt herself. Vet he would like
to see llaron Itiehard onco nuire
Just to say good-by.
To A Tragic l'ml
Next morning she hired a cur
and drove uguln to Kumenltz rustic
that Immediately after Huron Hoy-1 for n lust farewell. Tho servunts
mullcr'a return to Vienna they told her the ha run wus not at
would talk over details. ; home. Then. Kosa replied, xhc
When Huron Oeymuller returned j would wait until he returned. They
to Vienna a month later he seem-! refused her entrance,
cd to bo worried, lie confessed I "So, the lmron Is at home?"
that his family had been shocked j cried Hosa, und she tried to punli
at the Idea of Huron Itiehard mar- print the lackeys. Three men ser
rylng a nianneUln. Ho proposed ! vunts run utter her. bin befoi"
that Hosa should give up her posl-1 they tould overtake her she en
llon to take n course of education, 1 tered u room on the ground floor
the publication of her picture Is
believed lo huvo started the pil
grimage. Atom reputed cures were
reported yesterday.
All day long, and lain into the
night two lines of visitors, .among
them Mind and crippled men and
women, Invalids on stretchers, dl
snuHed persons, both young and old
IcgionnnircH and cemetery work
ers struggled lo prevent disorder.
Koads leading to the cemetery
L'O blocks awuy were jammed with
pilgrims on foot, motorists und
double lines of parked cars. Auto
mobiles from every New Kngland
state, Canada, tho mld-wost and
two from Arizona were seen in tho
traffic. Trolley cans were run at
two minute, intervals.
An ambulance from tho Holy
Cross hospital for Incurables at
Cambridge brought -0 cripples and
invalids. Those for whom hope of
recovery hud been given up were"
lowered gently on stretchers so
thut they might touch tho grave.
The grave was heaped anew with
fresh flowers, holy pictures, rosary
beads and vigil lights left by the
throng. A basket was filled with
money several times. Sorvlccs were
held In All Soul's chapel in .the.
cemetery. The bohaviour of the
supplicants differeil, so mo phiclng
i neir nanus on mo grave, otnoj-s
touching their Hps. to a murblo
slab, 'scooping up eitj-th, or wiping
their faces with rain water collect
ed In the chalice.
Twice during tho week, Cardinal
O'Connell, archbishop of Host on,
visited the cometf'ry1. "All wo
know Is what 'wo seo with our
eyes." he said, "and you can see us
much as I fan."
They returned the fire, and for
five minutes tho horrified servants
heard a terrific barrage. At last
the door yielded, and the gen
darmes entered to find Hosa Win
ner lying desperately wounded tvi
tile floor. An hour later shA died.
Tho funeral was held at the ex
pense of the Oeymuller family.
The unhappy mannequin, lonely to
the Inst, wuh curried to tho gruvo
without a single mourner. Huron
Itiehard having departed two days
previously for Franco.
New Inventions
and wait a few months. Itosa de
clared she would uceept nothing;
from him iih long us she was not.
his wife, tint would wait for him
Just the same.
Four weeks later tho lmron j
went to Czechoslovakia to spend
' and closed the door. They threat
ened to break In and eject her.
'And 1 will nhoot anyone who
enters:" was her defiance.
The servunts held a council of
I war and telephoned for a gen
darme. He came and found Itosa
a few weeks on the estate of his I Wittner burrU uded In the room,
brother. He felt sure he could Al expostulations were futile. The
Induce his brother and sister to i gendarme telephoned for re-en-ehunco
their minds about his mar-1 foreentents und three more offi
rlago plans. jeers cume'. They started to break
Only a few days hud passed after ( down the door, but Hosa sent a
Huron Ccymullcr'N departure vhoiishot through the wooden panel,
the store where Itosu worked went uotindlni: one of the t?endnrme-i.
Motorists who like . an ppoif
coupe in fair weather ami a tuny
inclosed ono in bad weather will
be interested In a convertible
coupo with a metal top now on the
market, Tho converllhlo feature
Is gained by dropping tho top part
ly into tho body, tho forward por
tion of the roof extending above
the body and serving as a wind
shield for tho deck seat by reason
of t he transverse) window In this
part of tho roof. Popular Me
chanics Alugazlne.
So compact and light In weight
that it may bo carried easily in a
suiteuse, a portuble exorcising ma
chine, constructed entirely of
aluminum, is one the market. It
After a two-yeur I ,,,m'n'llH'''H ,no 'x'l'lJt' f rowing
Scientific Notes
Long eyelashes, generally con
sidered a murk of beauty, have
been found by a Japanese pbysl
clan to be a sign of III health in
many cases.
study, the doctor came to the con
clusion thut most children in pour
health have long eyelashes. ;
"Konel" Is ho name applied to a ,
new metal which Is being used ex- 1
tenslvely as a substitute for platln-
inn in the manufacture of fila- j
ments for radio tubes. It Is cred
it ed with being much stronger
than other metals at high tempera- I
An Ailing
CHILD
Are vott prepared (o render
first aitf and quick comlort I he
moment your youncstcr lias an
upset of any sort? Could ynu do
llie right tiling immediately
though the emergency came with
out warning-'-pcrhaps tonight?
Castoria is a mother's standby at
audi titties. There is nothing like
. it in emergencies, and nothing
belter for everyday use. For a
sudden attack of colic, or the
gentle relief of constipation; to
allay feverish condition, or to
soothe a fretful baby that can't
jlecp. This pure vegetable prepa
ration is always ready to ease an
'ailing youngster. It is just as
Mp-wrfw--
4- I
A!i(iUW'
CaHitp.w.Mrftw"-
... tMifllMII
ind has rubber-tired wheels and
base, so that it may be used in
hotels without disturbing other
guests.
Setting out plants Is simplified
by u gulden tool which prepares
tho hole to receive tool plant while
the operator remains in an upright
position. The baso of the planter
Is shaped like an inverted cone
turcs and can be used In the mov-1 . , . , ...
in r i-w t ii,. i 'axle similar to a brace, which.
;r;r n ull,r l,,r,n,o,y . '""
' ) Slower lumllng speed with-ro-
rimm-H. tnken from n fowl iultitiK ileercawd In tho niiuek ami
Krvontm-n ywim iiko, mill nre kept , ' linimivril mnnouvorublllty nrc fen
alive l,y Dr. AlexlH I'urrell of tin. , Hues claimed for it trlaiiKiilar
; in.l'Ki-ieiM-r inlUie or .NOW lOI'k. Iiniar inm ,l..vel.,i.e,I l.v M,.l,.- 1.-
The tlM.su.ii taken from the lieiirt i I.. Hoffman ami tested' with nitln-
joi a eni. Ken me Kent In 11 vault factory results at Wright I'l.-ld,
" " """"i moon ncai, me I' evelan.l n l imit, uii.l mh..p
"in. 1101 ouiy nvo oiu jjrow so fast j plnceii.
under rlKliI conditions afroidliiK j Mounted on lniRe wheel that
proper heat, Unlit; moisture nml j Is revolved l.y n crunk in a still
food, that they must bo trimmed larcer wheel, Hollywood lias a
freiiuenily. I'movlnc-plcturo camera tlint Photo-
rink oysters, nfler undei'KofiiK 1 Rriiphs from nny nnfilo or posltlon
len years of examination. Iiavu i which It Is placed. If Is pow
been Klven n clean hill of health ' rred by motor mid nurj- be uc(l,
harmless as the recipe on the
wrapper reads. If you see Chas.
II. Fletcher's signature, it is
genuine Castoria. It is harmless
to the smallest infant; doctors
will tell you so.
You can tell from the recipe on
the wrapper how mild it is, and
how good for little systems. But
continue with Castoria until a
child is grown,
by the stale .if New' York, t'he
IsIm found the pink bivalves to be
as wholesome us those of normal
color, while previously, dealers
ft i'ti destroyed conslKiimeniH of
Pink oysters, licllovhiK them unfit
for food.
lce-eooled railroad ' pnssengcr
ears have been tested successfully
In Kinnce. An electric fan In the
passenucr couch blows nlr thmuith
a chamber filled with about half
a ton of Ice, thn draft helmr con
trolled nt will, to filter and cool
the nlr. During tests, the temper
aturo outside rcRlstorc.l from
nlnety-three to ninety. five ileitrees.
but the passengers were cool and
comf 01 table. Popular .Mechanics
.MaKimlne.
XritlCIt W tlwiiierlnr.it is
rapidly becoming electrlf'ed, even
In the homes. There is sumo sort
of n domestic clcctrio nppllnnce
percolstor, stove. Iron or curling
long for every third person In Ihc
republic.
foi' Instance, to creato tho illusion
of n topsy-turvy. world hy.cxposing
the film us It is -revolve:.!, . .
t'olored light may. In mailo to
sw-ny, bend, and awcc.n Jover ills
plays or bulldlngi) ti- n control
mechanism like, n 'piano play roll,
the perforated paper fed Into the
apparatus making tho color com
hltmtlclis. v
Heating wnler whero tho usual
facilities nro umiviillahtr Is simpti.
ricl with n small electric outfit
which Is so compact Hint It may
be curried easily In n, pocket or
traveling lig. Tho hcuter operates
quickly, as It-Is placed directly into
the wnler. It Is constructed of
aluminum, nml tho manufacturers
clBlm there are no parts to get out
of order.
COl.tKJNk! (." Tho Cologne ca
thedral, ono of ths noted ()oth:c
edifices of the world, ts to undergo
nil exterior cleaning thai will re
quire three yea.ni' work. Some
000 turrets will be scraped.
A large crowd greeted Dr. O. O.
Luughlin at tho First Baptist
church services yesterday. Dr.
IjLUghlin't) morning sermon sub
ject was "Preparation for Revi
val.' and his subject last night was
"l'rivalling Prayer." ' -
The speaker said that In order
to prevail with Ood'and get rdsults
from oUr prayers we must .first do
four things. . Get on good terms
with Cod, on good terms with, his
Von Jesus (Christ, on good terms
with tho Holy Spirit and in order
to prevail with (Jod, Son und tho
Holy Spirit we must first fret on
good terms with ono another ami'
if we comply with these, then a
rettl blessing and great revival Is
bound to come. 1
Dr. Luughtln's subject tonight
will be, "Bringing Success Out of
Failure."
This afternoon Dr. Laughlin will
organize tho ".Million. Dollur Chor
us," which will make first appear
ance tomorrow night. Med ford is
declared fortunate in getting Dr.
Laughlln's services at this timo us
he Is in great demand among the
Baptist churches of the state.
Services will continue every
night except Saturday. .
HIGH SCiOLDEBATE
SQUAD IS SELECTED
The six students chosen to rep
resent Med ford high school in the
Inter-seholastic debates which will
be held with Grants Pass and Ash
land a short time after Christmas
are Iaura Drury, George Winne,
William Dougherty, seniors; Bar
bara, Drugry, junior; George Ben
nett, sophomore, and Adra Ed
wards, freshman.
The selections were made on
basis of previous experl e n c e,
showing in Interscholustic debates,
and potential qualities necessary to
develop into polished speakers,
Halph Jt. Bailey, Instructor In his
tory, public speaking and civics is
director of the debate suuad.
The winner of tho southern Ore
gon district will competo with
other district winners for tho state
championship. This district will
debate on "That tho foreign na
tions should abandon their extra
territorial policies In Chicu.
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never in bulk. This continu
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other coffee has because it
roasts every berry evenly and
controls the flavor.
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LIGHTING the DINING ROOM
The ideal to be sought in the dining room is a.:'
lighting fixture so hung over the tabic that the
eyes of those seated are shaded from glare, and at
the same time the table is held within a circle of
clear light which makes fowl, china and linens
most attractive. Shaded wall brackets provide soft
and decorative ligh ling' over the rest of the room.
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