MF.nFOTJD MATT, TRfP.TTXR MF.DFOTvD, ORFfiOV. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, mil
WOE TTTREE
New York Evening Post Of
Revolutionary War Vintage
In Possession Of R. L. Ray
I
(Ity l'a Niwloii)
Tht-y uitKlit wt'll lit! used
tiUt'S on muileni lulUli-n. tin? ii.-iiih-k
if plitys listed in tho New Vurk j
imxli'rn miss would IH'Vfr IMDIK'I'I
with fi-uvlis aro til.-ui tiinuni; Itnf
V;isliiiu;tun'H fim-woll aililresM Is
iiriril tm the front nuL't as is
Kvonini; I'osl, lnililiMi.il Nuvi'lii-, (iciu'i'al DrLanciy's uidurs to tin-
7. I7x:l. "Ailvcnluii's uf a ; sid.li. is.
NiKht." "Mysl. i inns llnsKilid'' and Tin' ni'wspapi r was printi'd I'.v
"falal Clumsily" tli.-y nail. Hut M.nliin and ll.iin.-i-. Hip I'ditni's
tlure aro otln'r advi rtisi iui nts in mum. lias lii cn lui n from the paw.
tlio y.lk.wi'cl and i-iuniplid old ' It Is inaikod Voluini- 111.
lli.wsiapi.-. It. 1.. Ray of this vity .",r Mi-. Hay it walls many
bioUKlit out of his vault vi-sler- , storirs of his am i'stois which won'
SET FOR FRMfcss:
day, that brand it pa.sse.
Loading lh' list In tiiut in the
for sale column announcing the
sale of a "capital house, distillery
and suar house, hvu stills of
gallons each with worm tubes and
cisterns." Dress goods imported
from Kmope with names that tip-
Builds
Sturdy Health
I told round (hit fa inily -f iresido
when lit1 was a little boy. one
ho remembers bent Ih tho story
! of his grandmother, who molted
j pewter dishes to make bullets 'for
. ilie soldiers to fire at the KiiKlish
1 during the Revolution.
I A. Kay, his grandfather on his
I father's side was first, speaker of
the house in Kansas and hiid a
eoloif ul caret T, which also added
much to tho stories told the
younger members uf 1 1 i A family.
Me was hanged by ljuantroll but
cut down before he died.
M r. Kay's mother's father was
governor of Kcnttieky during the
Civil war.
The copy of the Xew York
Morning I'osl ho treasures is just
one of a list of old newspapers
and other historical documents,
which nre housed in the Kay vault.
KltvlM i I eiihii; of Omnia, Curtis
iiiatlws And Pouring Anllcliwilou
At a meeting of the lilrls icagucf the "THSHing of Chow Chow.'
. , I held yesterday afternoon at the j comedy Urania to bo presented on
I senior hih school, class represen-t Moiuluv evening at St. Mark's
; Methods um.i1 in ireatin- yellow ; ...lives for this semester were ' Guild hull at the party to be
h avcl or fhloiaiie in ar tiee. with elected, and commitlee appointed sponsored' by the Brotherhood ol
1 soluble iron salts uill be demon-: ir the dills' league daneo to be i St. Andrew is progressing well at
;strated at the Yung and Mall or-jheld Friday evening. February -U. rehearsals, it was announced to-,
chard, in the to I district. Fiidav. Kepresentalives chosen were . d..y. In the east aro Mrs. Koyal ,
'Febmarv i:tth, beginning at 2 p. ! Margaret fhilders and Harriott i Itebb. Fletcher Fish and Harold.
! in states L 1'. Wilcox county j Campbell, seniors; Joan Stoehr , Iti own. The comedy will bo pre-j
a .',' m ' ' ' and Dorothy Fa ley. Juniors; Har-. coded by several games of bridge I
v'..ii '.m. M-.vin. Hlnhnert ' and Tidlowed bv da iicinir as a com- !
fruit k rowers in taniornia ami j : ; , , , .
ruih hivi use.) tho iron .c.ii i,,. ; soph mores, and Kthel Sleanel and . ideie cveiiiuw of festivity has been
jeetion method for .several years Alb-en Kay. freshmen.
ma hninriii nn. tint th.. nieth.Ki' IMtuiH will, be started hnmodl
is highly successful. The method;'"" f the danco by memhorSjthe evening.
has been used locally with similar;"1 lollowin cotnnmieos.
i;ood results. " oration. Dorothy Slead, 'onstaneo
'J'ho numlKT of chloratic trees in Corniany. Arvllla YounK. Cloo
the Konue Kiver valley is on the . wioro. au;. i am .
ini-i- i. n.i lii.i tiin,. ;j iw.-ii- u-hi'ii ' Dorothy Daniels.
growers should adopt a program
whereby tlu-o affected trers aro
DESERT COUNTRY
i
Happy to ho back again in Hi's
great country and to aain be ad
dreisud by tho local populace as
Fete, after a months absence
fpent in attending the special
camp session of the Wood men ol
tho World Order at Denver and
points in Arizona and Old Mcxiio,
I t K'oKill.'iiv -MM-ive.1 ll VCM-
uut followed by dancing as a com- j aml wm m,w Ulwy loi(U.
ing after his duties as city coun-
arranged by tho group sponsoring
the natty. Tables will bo sold for
brought back into good health and
production.
1 nt crested growers can well af
ford to attend this demonstration
and become ajcqtiaiutcd with a
practice that will improve the con
dition of many .sick troo.s.
SEEDS
for
FIELD and GARDEN
Select Your Supply at
Our Store
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FRESH BULK
GARDEN
SEEDS
Are Most Reliable and Dependable
Ask the market gardener, the fellow who
"grows -for profit he'll tell ycu to "plant
Ferry-Morse seeds for best results.
Monarch Seed & Feed
Company
Southern Oregon Exclusive Ferry-Morse
Fresh Bulk Seed Dealers
323 E. Main Phone 260
Former Medford
Family Prominent
In Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. DeVnro and
children, (Thomas and Martha
Kuth of Phoenix, Ariz., send re
gards to all their Medford friends
by Mr. and Mrs. S. Sump tor Smith,
who had a pleasant visit with thorn.
They aro all prominent in church i outstanding freshman Kill
J u no
Helen
Fran-
Ferry.
Invitations: Jape Antic,
Hooker, Flur-ence Neuman.
Stewart, (iertrudo Oilhrcalh,
ces Ferry and Klly.aheth
Program: Juanitu- Hopkins, Mur
Mo,el, Marian Moore, Netlo drown,
Susan Dynan and JOrm;! Smith.
Dance: Margaret Childers, Ar
ietta Tyrell. Zoe Dell l-intis, Sibyl
Jean Young. Adra 10d wards and
It a r b a r a Wall. Itefreshinents:
Justin Miller, Frances Maugin,
Margery Mutholland, Jeanne Jlam
llton. Jane Powell. Carvel Iteunios,
Jane Kobinson and Fayc Ackloy.
Miss Laura Drury
Receives Award
Friends in this city of Miss Lnura
Drury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen H. Drury, arc very pleased
to loarn that she was rocently
awarded the loving cup offered by
Kanpa Alpha Thela on the Univer
sity of Oregon campus to tho most
in the
ilman and attending to his per
sonal business.
Mr. Kershaw arrived In Denver
on January s. and imuiodlaKl
after the W- O. W. head camp
session, departed for Tucson. Ariz.
! Pythian Ni-ters
j Plan Can I Parly
, ' ' ... I '. ' i ion January IS, from where, aflei
a card party Wednesday evening.), . ' , . . vi
February II. in the K. of P. hall,
corner of Fifth and drape streets.
j lh idge. ;UU and pinochle will
I be in play. A cordial invitation
1 is extended to tho public,
j
( il;i I 'arty
Postponed
The card party to have been
helil tomorrow evening in tho
Catholic parish house has been
postponed, it was announced yes
terday evening. Further plana re-
circles. Martha Kuth winning
gold pin fo perfect attendance
in Sunday .school for several yea:.
She t also active In school circles
and won high honors in a inn
sician.s' club. Thomas is also an
honor student.
Mrs. DeVore is a sister of Mrs.
F. J. Wilmot of this city and the
family formerly lived here.
Mears Family
Doing Nicely
j In Los Angeles
Fred W. Mears of 1-os Angeles,
Calif., sends greetings to his Med
ford friends and says there is no
place lie would rather live than
in Medford and no people that
are more hospitable.
Mr. Mears is practicing law.
Frederick Jr., is a graduate from
Stanford university and Is in the
real estate business in I-os Ang
eles. James is attending Stanford
and Is prominent in athletic circles.
SPECIAL 1IEF FOR
A special ma I i nee for sehcrd
children has been a mum need by
tho 1 lolly theatre for Thursday
afternoon at :t::iti o'clock for the
showing of "Abraham Lincoln."
Th's provision has boon made in
order to make It possible, for the
children to attend this historical
picture without slighting their
regular studies.
TONIGHT
and
TOMORROW
'THE PICK
OF THE
PICTURES"
You will love this smiling lad who had more nerve than common sense.
There is a laugh in every 5 fect of film and there are 1800 feet.
J-Y fiN fc-
: 1
gnrdinK the party will bo an
nouiuH'U later.
Colony Club Knjoys
l.liiH'lu'dii .Mivtitie
J-'olhiwinn the uno o'clock lunch
eon this itflernoon for ntenibcrs
uf the Colony club held at the
club house, the rctfulur incctiui;'
of tho organization will be In
session.
sororily
The cup was presented following
Initiation at tho bamiuet held ut
the KiiKone hotel, attended by
nluinnae and s t ti.ll e n t s. Miss
IJrury's name and scholastic stand
ing are engraved on the beautiful
loving cup. which is the first one
presented by Kappa Alpha Theta
as a freshman award.
At the close of the fall term of
school .Miss Drury held the highest
scholastic standing of any girl in
the house.
Europe is Calling
Members of Younger Set
The summer time will find sev
eral members ol' the local younger
set In France and other countries
of Kitrope, according to plans now
being made by sons and daughters
of well known families.
Definite arrangements have not
been announced by all. who arc
anticipating journeys abroad, but
Frances Sparrow, daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Sparrow, and Miss
Peggy llamill. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. P. V. llamill, arc already in
Kuropu and Billy Newlmll, son of
Mr. ami Mrs. C. S. NcwImU, plans
to leave for southern Kurope as
soon as he has completed bin'
sophomore year at Yale, lie will
spend the summer studying in
1-Yaiice.
Yeoman Lodge Plans
Valentine Dance
A gala event of Thursday nigbl
will be ihe Valentine danco to be
sponsored by the Yeoman lodgo in
Ihe lodge hail on North Crape
street. Special decorations for Ihe
event are being arranged by the
Southern Oregon Decorallug com
pany. Dynge's orchestra will furn
ifh music for the party.
The danco will bo held in cele
bration of tho :uth anniversary of
the Yeoman lodge as well as St.
Valentine's day. All Yeomen and
Iheir friends are urged to attend
anil enjoy Ihe evening. Refresh
mollis will Lie served.
--
Silver Tea Event
This Afternoon
Members of the Phoenix group
of Ihe .lackson l.'ounty Health' as
sociation will hold their regulnr
meeting this afternoon In Ihe par
lors of tho Presbyterian church In
that community. A silver tea for
Ihe benefit ol' Ihe hot school
lunches will be an event of Ihe
uricrlloou.
Thimble Club to
Meet Wednesday
A covered dish luncheon will lie
enjoyed tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Neighbor Uuige, SIM North
Riverside, by members of Ihe
Thimble club of Mistletoe ciinip No.
Iilli. Royal Neighbors of America.
Neighbor tlreer will entertain, as
sisted bv Neighbor Uinge.
Degree of Honor
Meets Tonight
Cards will be enjoyed following
the lodge session tonight of the
Iegrec of Honor, to he held in the
Althea hall above the Med lord
pharmacy. All members aro re
quested to attend and bring friends.
Attorney and Mrs. Reames
Entertain At Dinner
A pleasant event of Saturday
evening was the dinner party given
by Attorney and Mrs. A. K. ReaiueR
at their home on West Tenth street.
Covers were placed for H.
Mrs. Hoehne Will
Be Hostess to Club
The Pythian club will meet Hi
the homo of Mrs. II. C. lloehne.
2u7 South Orange street, this even
ing at S o'clock. A good attend-
unco is desired.
EDDIE QUILLAN
ROBERT ARMSTRONq
JAMES QLEASOM
Drama love adventure humor
thrills laughs all thc3e and more in this
storv of Wall Street don't miss it.
Also
Pathe News
Vitaphono Act
POPULAR PRICES
Matinee
Children 10; Adults 35
Evening
Children 25c; Adults 50
ON THE STAGE
Evenings Only at 9:00 p-m
BOY SCOUT
DEMONSTRATION
Tomorrow Nite
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NOVELTY NITE
FOR THE
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Given Out ?
Barkarlic Often Warn of
Disordered Kidneys.
If miserable with backache,
bladder irritations and getting
up at night, don't take chancesi
Help vour kidnevs at the first
sign ofdisorder. Use Doun'sPills.
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Get Uoon'i today. Sold by deal-
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Mrs. Newhall Will
Leave Soon for South
Mrs. C. S. Nowhall plans to leave
Medford within a few days for los
Angeles, where stiewlll Hpend six
weeks visiting; her mother, Mrs.
William Story.
V. v.. O.'h Will
Meet Tomorrow
Mrs. J. V. Flicgel will bo hos
tess tomorrow afternoon to mem
bers of C'bnpt. A A, T. 15. O, nt
her home, lam Queen Anne.
1
Freshman week I bi'lns otwrv-l
cd at tho senior hish school, anil
a list of 13 rules for tho boys to,
follow has bin issued by tho upper
Ha.sstwMi. Arthur Ivnxon. rajah of
the TlRvr .u;inls. will bo in ;har;;s
f Ihe iiillliUlon re renin n k-s to h
curried out.
There will bo no "hazing," but,
preparations have boon niado ti
punifjji those who disobey the rules,
which lire;
Must wear urceu at all timet In
tho school or about tho campus.
Do not uso the front on trance.
Keep off Uio lowor halla except
whoii il Is iiocessary.
Do not talk or walk with tho
;,irls.
Address all upper classmrn as
'VI r."
tivo tho upper olunsmen rlKht-of-way
throiiKh tho halls at nil
times.
Do not wear a tie, a belt or nr
tors. Do not Wciir dirly cord1'. Keep
them olefin,
Novor, at any time, hronx on
upper rla.ssman or bo surly In any
manner.
When tolil to do ftomethlnr,, do
It.
When scaled In tho library nl
way rlun and offer a stnndlnK
uiipor olasHinan ur chair.
Upon request hand over any
road Ins- matter that the u n p r
clasman wants.
And above all, obey the.o rule:.
. 4.
V
looking after lllat section, be vis
ited Negate.", in eld Mexico, whose,
wetnesa was a welcome relief to j
him alter a sojourn In the dry
country. Then be wen! to Phoe
nix, Ariz., and was nosing ariniml
that city when be was agreeably
surprised to run across an old col
lege chum, S. A. Kriwchel, an
other well known Medtord man,
who at sight of him dltl not call
the police.
The two local tourists from
then on browsed around l'llocnix
and vicinity together with much
enjoyment until tho Navajo In
diana got to lanitliiuiy addreiwing
them aa Pelo and yam. Tho duo
caunlly tried to combiliu busi
ness with pleasure It la said, the
formerly naturally looking ever
tho field for selling monuments.
and tho latter from force of habit
looking- over tho possibilities ol
selling Ico and butter hi that sec
tion,
Incidentally Mr. Kcrs b a w
brought homo with him two fine
Navajo blankets which ho pur
chased from 11 squaw and which
were manufactured by tho Pen
dleton Woolen Mills, and Mr. Kros-
cbcl brought homo some beauti
ful hand carved native silver trin
kets und sonio valuable bead or
nainents. which two Indians un
loaded on him and which Sam
was then unaware could bo bought
ul any Woolwortb store. Jlow
ever, neither had his pockets
nicked
From Phoenix tho two Medford
ites went over the Apacbo trail
and visited tho great Uoosevelt
dam, although they had encoun
tered many uther damn In their
dealings with the Indians, and by
way of other, diversion visited the
tlrand Canyon I og e t h e r irom
where ihe news leaked out at
homo that they wcro at largo in
that territory.
Thev next visited Casa (llallde.
Ariz., and the Walnut national
monument where they looked over
and studied the ancient cliff dwell
ers' habitats to such un extent
that they came home as experts
on old stiffs, ;
Then they parted company, and
Ml. Krosehol arrived back in
Medford Sunday and Mr. Kershaw
ycftcrday. tho latter having stop
ped en rout, home at AVhlters.
Cal., to visit bis brother-ln-low.
K. I). Cox, and family, former
residents of Medford. Mrs. Iver
shaw and Mrs. Cox nre sisters.
Until Sam and Pete, were so fed
up on fiery rood while away that
tho mere mention of chill eon
carne, hot tamales and tho like
makes them rush for sonio good
old Medford pure mountain springs
water, which was tho greatest
thing they missed while away
from home.
IN GUILTY PLEA
Sin Chan or tho Chan & Koiik
HtI) company, who wan arrestod
a fthort tinio ago on tho chark'o ot
practicing medicine without a li
cense, and who pleaded not KUilty
and intended to flk'ht tho chko,
when the latter wan called in Judge
Taylor's court yesterday afternoon
chanted tho pica to guilty, and was
fined $7 5 and costs.
O, M. Koberts, attorney for
Chan, who styhw himself as a
horbnllM, told tho court that the
company would piactho nu lniiKr
hero tut it w;w coin to leavo tho
Atuto. Deputy District Attorney
(loo. Nellmin repr''titp! tho state
In tho case.
In Wlscoosin. I. Sim billboards aro
devoted to an appeal from Govern
or IaFolletto for Jobs lor unem
ployed.
!f it's a snapbrim
MaitaitHuoi!ii
.... it's right for Spring!
Mrs. Adrienno Kloward of this
city wan ono of 80 forlunato wo
men who participated In tho two
way television demonstration re
cently conducted by tho Hell
Telephone Laboratories in New
York City, according to a letter
received yestorday by her husband,
C. T. Steward.
Mrs. . Steward, who has been
spending several weeks In the
oast visiting markets In the in
tercuts of her local shop, was guest
In tho homo of ono of tho chief
engineers of tho I loll company
when tho experiment was made,
lie invited her to attend tho dem
onstration with a group of women
vi.ilturs to tho mid-winter conven
tion of tho American Institute of
(Electrical Hnginocrs,
Forty of the women sat In tho
laboratories and forty In similar
booths at tho American Telephone
a n d Teh-graph building, 1 0 0
liroadway, sonio distance away.
"For three hours they conduct
ed eonvyrsutlonn and watched lin
ages of tholr friends thrown on
jllttlo si u are screens befuro them."
The Now York Kvenlng Journal
Htatea In reporting tho demonstra
tion. "Ho porroetly organized was
tho television equipment that tho
Images worn not in tho loaHt blur
red or disturbed. Tho person at
tho other und of tho who seemed
not more than nlno or ten feet
away. Tho Illusion was that ot
u talking picture."
" 'Tele vif ion has mado onor
mous strides In tho pant four
years'," declared (J. L. Yourko at
th laboratories " W ' l.itend
eventually to develop It along com
nierolal lines. Although now only
the head and shoulders of tho
other party may bo nceti. Urn on
tire body will probably bo viewed
If tho progress continues'.
In lirr letn-r accompanying tho
newspaper clipping Mrs, Steward
described tho scntmtlon she real
ized In telephoning as "wonder
ruir
Mrs. Steward is now enrouto
west and will return to Medford
In about two weeks,
RIGHT, because . . .
their smartness is au
thentic . . . their lines
graceful . . . their rnlors
new . . . their linings
two-tone satin . . . their
felts softly superior . . .
their workmanship ex
pert But most of all
they're right because
you wear them at such
worth-while savings!
You paid $1.00 more a year ago
for the same quality!'
J..C. PENNEY
Company. Ene.
Sixth and N. Central Phono 245
SO.98
3'98
4-98
of Commerce. A special commit
tee Is to Inve.MtiniUo such advertis
ing und will make a report ut tho
next meeting. . V 2
l'laiiM were a I ho discussed
Ihe annual .-spring opening with
details to be announced later. ' '
I'. InaacH va elected presj-
So-called racket advcrllnu', lr- dent of the merchants oi'Kanuta
moted by outside lutcie,tH, wasjtiun with John Moffat chosen as
alveu serious iIImcuhhIou at last vlce-pi'esldent; Itert, Khner Wfl
nlk'hl'H sohkIoii of the retail trade i son and Clayton Isaacs were named
ill vision of the Medfnnl ChiimbiT I iih directors. 1 - '
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