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Newspaper Page Text. ot JlU'" 'J WHY AMERICA LEADS ROSE EVIEW TRAVELERS SAT Roseburg u the beat town In Ore. Kn and tuu the ben outlook (or per manent itrowth. This show that uutted effort wins. Keep It dp. Am-T)i aL nclMna fur herself but what elif lu a rlhl to ask lor huuuU'Hr it-lf. NOOllR.lW WILtiON. Vol- .MX- HOSK1II ltJ, OKKtiOX. MtlY K.VKMMi, Al'ltll. :S. IIMU. No. Sll. BURG R ROSEBURG LAD THROWN GOING TO DIXQNVILLE BANK ROBBED TODAY. i Casualties Will Probct!y Total TiZ: About 3C0 Pecp'e Kdwin Stanton, who lives In Mil-It-is Addition, sustained tuu broken liont's of the risht arm Sunday when he was thrown from the highway at a point some distance cast of thi city. At the time nf the accident the vouiik man waf traveling on a mo le at a speed of about 2' miles Bandit Captured by Firemen Af ter a Brief Chase PETITIONS MUST BE fILtD ON APR. 14, SAYS SECRETARY Of STATE TO INVESTIGATE TURNER EIGHT SEVERE PUNISHMENT IS URGED Torpedurd Without Waiiiag Ihe litter AthiHo Was Sjr.ft friduy four of Ciew Btlieved to Have Pi'mhed l.ONOOX, April Iiiuibo indig nation is manifest thiuiifchuiit Kufi l;:ni today lolluttiUK tin- third .f nelin raid in thieo day". Tin total t a: ir.lte s art- vt-i ltd to u a h ".a" dead anti wounded. The pei;de de nim;) A the rapttve enw of tin L-1-". an '"it;. by kill'-.s." and urned severe pu:ii.-hnit nt. The newsp;ip.r.s ili--euss- 3 t.:e tri :i.:it'iu ol u..' prism i-rs rest-: . A l::iii.-h otii ial ( 'viKti ii'i i: . : the 1 r'an r!ai:ns t..;,t ii iiiiiti a.; factories and laird l,;iU'!:ts were sik-n d. as absurd ! i, -tails of Sunday niiihi's raid are meaner. Hi :tN!i Ibsiy ;tn:mr. According to the storv told by per sons who witnessed the accident , Stanton was passim; along the peer t'reek road when he met a horse and bugy, driven by .1. 1,. llngus. The horse bet.ie frightened at the ai' pnia hing niotorcwde and shied to the side of the road. A Stanton at tempted to pass the vehh le, the ani mal suddenly darted hai k onto the highway, with the result that it rami In rent art with the rider of the mo treyrle. The motorcycle and rider were thrown from the road and rolled down an abutting embank ment. When it was determined that tin lad had sustained (iiite serious injuries he was brought to Itiwburg wh-.Tf he war attend-.! by 1 r. Miller. Tii motorcycle was damaged and will have to undergo quite extensive repairs. The injured boy is well known in Itoeburg, where he has tnanv frit ;;ds who regret to It arn of Ins a eident. Negro Accused1 of Walking White Girt Was Hanged in Hit Courtroom at Ida M, Okljliorca, Today SACK M KNTO. April :!. A lone robber held up the Oak Park branrti of the Sacramento liank at noon, lie scooped $ limit into his handkerehief ami harked out of the bank. A crowd pursued him. the highwayman firing several shots as he tied. Cap tain M Murray,' of a near by fire house station, stnpp'd him with a revoler, and the money was re timed. The robber was identified as YV. H. Smith, aged 19 years. MAY 1XYKSTH.ATK KKU. PA I. KM, April 3. Proj.eeu.tor Uingo is considering the calling of a special session of Hie grand jury to investigate the feud at Turner, which resulted in Saturday's battle, between ihe city council and the liu ner bund. Thr;-; men w ho were bad- lv slashed with pocket knies will recover. A new warrant was issued r hi ii r todav for the arrest of Councilman Lee Cannon Would Serve as ". wn. WANTS STATE OFFICE S.U.KM. April 3. - Candidates f il- ing noriiinatiug petitions or declara tions ter state or district ol tires have1 only ten days left in which to send l hem to tiie Secretary of Stale. April 1 i is the latest due upon which petitions or declarations may be filed under the law. Those who lile with cleiks ia their respective counties hae until April 1!' in which to file. This date also applies to district or precinct of I ices within u county. After April 14. candidates for party norni nations or their friends may not file portrait cuts and state-, ments in their faor with the Secre- : lary of Slate for publication in the of:ii;il party campaign pamphlet. This also is the latest date on which any person opposing any candidates lor nomination may file statements for the campaign pam;:hlefover their signature, giving reasons why any aspirant should not be nominated. The following day the law requires the Secretary of State to send state ments and pori rait cuts indorsing and opposing candidates to the Stale Printer for printing in the pamphlets. The State I'-.inter has until April L'tl to prepare the campaign pamphlets. tn this date he must commence de li i e ring them to the Secretary of State for distribution. All must delivered by .May Z. The Secretary of State has until May lit in which to mail to every registered voter a copv of the official pamphlet of the party tinder which he is registered. I Myrtle Creek Man Is Ready to ' Market Air Engine ANGEERS REPORT GOOD SUCCESS ON SUNDAY; WEATHER IS FAVORABLE MAY SOLVE THE TUEl PROBLEM 1. 1. Simmons Says Auloists Should Have No Ffdr of 40 Coot Gasoline Pound of Air All That Is Needed 1! . Ton mi Pn s ttida daiion for v. ;u like pi allied thn neiil ralil v. itioniui tii April e iuiorn that tl:e e ru inor arat ions d tii Priiish Inited e is no loiin that Holland's ,ire due to a"! the lt.ugh t M i miiM I 1 any Inl-t :.t nl:.t fir have de. of violation of hut: h It i denied that sum l.ut. fi pailiauit nt if .id el;;;! i.jn of oiticeis' fur s i'i.'.J fioni any d.cis;on of allied mM'tary cotiferenee in The li'itih minister of w;u- d 1 1 :. f si urn"- piwvr lia'i sir.' - .1 that Holland demoholize. He i -jrt !. .'iid -nis: "H'd'.airl pri-'are.l to resiht ;grroits lain:cr at anv luinute. We i-i i;e t i use our whole force ii'oii;ent- rot ice nuaim-t anv Secretary of Slate fORMER RESIDENT OF ROSEBURG NK(dtl) WAS I.YNCHKI). tec Cdrnon Once Condutted a law Office inj This Ci!) - Is a Son of R. L Cannon, of Near RrxMdnd ' I ISAHKl., Oklahoma. April 3. Os car Martin, a negro, wan Ivn-hed in I th. court room today when a girl on ll:: rvitltess st:nd identities 1)1111 as ht r assailant. 1'pon the identifica tion, several men arose, disarmed the oft ict rs. and li aimed the negro Inin the ceiling. . 0 . Itl'SSIAN Ti:XSlMltT SI K. LACK SEED; CROP WAS CUT BECAUSE OE WAR ' .IN'.-'T AXTINOI'I.K. April '. II ::nn .-.Mi 'I'd toihiv Hint a l.ii: IJus ! ; .1 lispnrl was lorp-tlufil Tliuis. .IV. ..ir in mi.ilitv. Wo .v 1 tilt- !:L'c:-ti(iji en l!io sinallt-Pt ol' Oil!1 iil! ciijii'ii::-. r: ! is. ' I 1 iv irl; In ij-iri .1 in " ;i ntl ni il l-illnl : r.t'il h.- six '. 'H't-i. S-..laiil. T'ir. ;mi. dim- (! kiili 'I am1 i;ii a I'Ol'.vliI .M tin' yanii' titm l.iiili'd thi' rat'-rn lain). l.ilUT W l.OMKlV. Ai i V it linlll u .i: li i v:ik .lillk l"l i'l:1 ' . i!:iv. l-'our of tin' Iirris'l.'il. LrriiiMlii il h l-liinii'.nil. Xi'iii'ilill i"l:t. ilrni(iili'J kill-.l ami A-liiiiraltv I "ITSI1I1S tt'll' ,-. In last niKaf'i - .. I t ii' t of : llilil'i'll W. I " No inililarv ijalil il. it is rlail I. II lono ''I'Tirlill lOUtltii'S of KllK- Sunk. Tori.c li 'l r.,. Hilt A.-fclil.'i. t w ;is li aril' il tn i li v all' lii'lil'V'il 1. 'I'l tn llai I'. II, i' am) (1 l: i-:-n. A I' ill.il J' mptilii; iUann", IV' m I T! ' 1 i ti - : l T ultin- : t a n r..i'. . ! I 'miari' ft ini'K ,ii :-.,.:i iii ir u.i l"t to. iil. ami ,; tin' c.iil.ii'' n - am'i: i.!m:i: ro'ltltiT 1 1 II st who Minnil Vaux. iil llari'iinrt riiil.ini: alviitin .1 on Miav. Tli.-v ti;.' Valiv oi il 1 r.-ii thi' '. Oli'lS. I'OUTI.AXti. A.ril T Hi to is til.' Sn"ialit liarty state tiil-'it lor tin1 .'llt-ral I'li'ition ni-xt fall, as si-lt"'t'-il Saturday liy di'li'ilati's to tho stall' I'oiivi'iitioti of Hie Socialist imrty in Orison, iiii'i'tinK in Arioti Hall, I'ort la:ul: Si'-n tarv of State- K. I.. Cannon, oi Salt-ai. Snp: Jin- Court Justin two to ili'it .1. I-', tlosnii-r. of Silwrton: C. .1. Anili rson. of I'olilaiu!. Ilairy iiml Fnoil Com niissiotier I). Mi kianotl. of Kuui'tie. I'n si.k ntial i:l"i'iftrs. five to elert .Max liiirulioly.er. of Kun'lie: ('-. Hainp. of Hosi'lilllB: William Tiiton, of llillslmro: C. K. .lohnsoii and Aimtlst Nikuhl. of Astoria. No nominations we:e tuaile for ri-i'ii's'-iitatie in Coiivi'iss from ivi. ll of tile llltee Conri sional ilis t!HtS of till' Stat'', IT for I'tllilif senile ComialAioiii-is from tin KaM.-rn On ton ainl We.-lenl Dreic n illt : i"t. Noiniiiatiops to: t'H se otfiii's. hoMi ler. Il.ay lie lilaiie toilav. Yesienlay was the " roml ilay of t!ie loMMlition. whiill will n t au'ain tmlai to fini-.li its work. Al t:ioiii:h si i.eiluli'il tor only lo ilays. the:e tarni 'l out to lie too lir.li h tin k to li..ivi:e in that time. Asi le from tin- r.otn. nations, prin cipal itiH'i'i'st in y st'iilay's m'ssiiui ei'iitireil aliout the platform, wliiill .11 ItV WAS lUM'HAItl.l ll. (!:i IVII.T.i:. Cal.. April 3. I'n a'lle to ai;t"e. the jury tryitiK iiev. Maillson Slaughter, (hareil witli at tai'kiiii: Cevtniil" .unison, a'ril 1 " ei:s, was ilis 'liari;''il this niornini;. The new trial was set lor Apiil It. ENGER HAS SUSPICIONS IN YESTERDAY'S SHOOT OF LOCAL GUN CLUB i-i-t tm:i.t he alleudt' .t'.!s;i--es o Twn wi Klliler SUf i th - ! the Us ; fed. en r.ii V . t le n::k within a a k i-iniit .M;;ru V 'tit v- ; lloi s was adopted at last niht s For the first tu: e the So-ia! in Oregon included a farm :;tlii in its platform. Thirl v spei ifir demand.-, t :i indnst rial, polit i al and part v den. a nd.-. a nd an av r Aorkers' program, are mad' sitting st part r s pro EUGENE STORE FORBID LATE SATURDAY N!( MUCH MONEY IS TAKEN An-ora inu :-..:t i storai:'"'. ; nrod'i ts fa f ir d. is al-o d. land rot his-ifie.l Sticialisi i. ult ural in thi- the pl.nik1 i- one d' Ti nnd ne.iTi - r' ii an-,'. t.i' ion a n l ii, d inl'itii's where farm and maehinerv are niaiiu- "In keeidim with ut t r.mrcs made a week auo. the ii.ing y-steiday got a iy goat ." Slit li w'as t lie hi iff but -at far toi y e pki mm itm made by John i:n;er. Soil. In in Paritn train dip;. Hirer, tollowinc his return here the i trom iie-iH-sier, w in-re B.-tt liooi held under thi litistdmrt: Cun Club. tuo last Sunday Mr. 1 in w nininu the 'dull medal, whih he again ilefeinh d and won at a shoot held at Wim-hest er a week a no. I'mltr the r.ihs ot ihe oruati.ai ion. a person winning 1 1 met a I on t hree mi M-nf ot beio:;it. iis permanent owner, to avoid the pos i))ilitv of Mr. Kuirer felling heir to the medal fur the third time th.it other members of t he orga tii .at ion :ot busy .st'Mtl.i . and def;ej.d the ( h a m plon. " A'' cord nu to the si ort keep"". A. I. lM:id',ev won the medal, with (rut If tin European war nn!inues. say the ollM ia oi the local f: nit union, one testilt may be the virtual killing of the limtglas County broccoli in dustry. In two y. ars, after passing through the experimental stage and learhiiig a position of asured suc cess, i se-iits the l"d i-t ry may p-rih .is smltjeiily as it dee loped. tlUt for l he riMsrtjU' nct'S of tile conllitt. Me hrocroli output of next -ear might be expert ed to double or een tn hlde that of the season just chved. although .'.2 cars were shipped from here to outside points. The war has changed the usual occupa t ions of the farmer:- uf Kng'.and. lioweer. and on this at eount it may be impossible to serin e any more -'d than was plantttl last year. About n pounds of the seed is de :irtd by the lu-al unittn for the May p!:a?ing. but at the present time on!; . Ii';htlv over L'" poumls has been set Hied, whith does not tjuite etpial tl-e supplv ham!l"d last ear. Two otimes nf the seed are -uflirlent for tin arre. Aei-ording to the n rovers who are eised in the raiding ol Hie plant, no nietliod has ever bee;) successful In this country for raising the seed.. It rt tpiires two years to obtain the need from the plant. It is said, and this has been done with stress only by H;e :irot!in..rs in Knul.iiid. The cost has risen biddy from $1 In an ourne, and it is predicted rice will be nill higher. The r:- are advised to be careful in planting the ,e(.(l that will be on hand. :u d if this l.e, the m Nt ,t as h.rge as the la; the waste that wa tii't ex;ierin;ents. KCCKXK, April P.. If an inven tion by T. J. Simmons, of Mrtle Creek, is all that he claims it to be. motorists need have no fear of 40 cent gasoline. The dream of a life time has been realized, lie says, and he Is about to give to the world a new motive power, compressed mr "When my engine shall be gener ally adopted, all a motorist will neu will be a bicycle pump.' he said. To start the engine he will pump a pound of air into the cylinder and then travel as far as he likes." S:mmos denies that he has dis- ho covered the secret ot perpetual mo tion, although he admits bis inven tion borders on that theorv. A trial of the engine before a mo tion picture camera is to be made soon, according to the inventor, who has superintended the making of many models and who has been working upon the idea for years. The theorv of the operntlun of the engine Is us follows: Sufficient ail is forced into the cvlinder to start the engine, whith In reality is two sets of engines, the operation of one supplying the power for the other, ti I'ler pressure is on re a pplied. At the top or ihe clinder, or air cham ber, a disk revolxes at a rate nf be twceii to.Miio mid .'iii.imhi revolutions a minute, driving a small shaft ex tending through the center of the air chamber, and by centrifugal force creating vacuum, despite the air pressure within the chamber. This air pressure, in turn, orer ates four small os ilia ling engines at the extreme top of the deuce. suppMng power for the disk and permitting the air to escape bark into the cylinder at the point of vacuum. Within the clinder the air is agan thrown hv centrifugal force lo the outer walls ami forced by the pressure there back through the oscillating engines. Captain .1. A. Sachs, of Kngeti. has In "ii doing the mechanical work in rentr urling tin engine, ami i to share in ihe invention, should it prove the success pp-dirled bv Mr. Simmons. With the opening of :e fishing season here last Saturday, not a few local anglers passed Sunday on the arioiis streams of the county. Al though the water Is still very cold and unsatisfactory for angling, sev eral fine st rings of trout were brought here last night. In n bulletin Issued by the South ern Pacific Railroad Company a few daa ago tire following note was made of fishing conditions in the vi cinity of Roseburg: 'Part lea from here are still having success on the North rmpoua, about two miles above W int hester. A Presbyt erinn minister and a retail merchant, who went out a few days ago, caught sev eral fine salmon trout. I a to 1 S Inches in length. They used salmon spawn for bait." In the event the weather continues warm for two weeks local fishermen believe they will be able to catch a large number of trout In the North l'mpiua and in the smaller streams of the county. The ltoseburg iner- thants handling fishing tackle report good sa'es during tho past few days, which indicates that the fishermen are getting ready to share the sport afforded by the local streams. VILLA'S PURSUIT IS SAT OFFICERS Army Men Betting Villa Will be Taken This Week AMERICAN EORCLS ARE ENHANCED Reports (talking Washington Indicate that ICO of Colonel Canns' Carrarislas Have Descried Their Colors BEACH STAGES Will TUESDAY, SAY OWNERS Brauscher Shows Will be Here During the Carnival CONTRACT WAS SIGNED TODAY Light Big Street Attractions Will hMp lo frilerlditi Crowd in Atttnidtice at Robbing's Annual Event i.- -; at '- tin me it is be ' rop itiav be use of sa Itm result of ihe lloach stages betw.-on l-'lorem-e :ind Coos Ilay will cross Ttl Mile Creek for the last lime on Tuesday ..ml toieei- the time lamoiis voyages "to sea in jitnevs" will le omt. s;is the .taihfield Tliies. Already the auto slaces bae been sold, the new owners to lake possession on Wettm-it-da. the date of the lir."t through t rain servn e. i There a if traveling men in seven sl..les Who Will heae stubs of relicfl At a late hour tills afternoon the committee in i barge of the Kighth Annual Strawberry Carnixal, w hb-h will he he!. in Itosthiirg on May IS, '.t and 11 u, executed a contract with Max I'reinh whereby the street at mictions wr the I'.auscher Uig l uit d Shows.'' of Collon, Cal., will In hen to entertain tl rnwds that w ill he in attendance at the caruhal. Th" attractions to be ht ought to Kosthiirg by this company include uierr go round, ferns wheel, animal show, i uriosity show, grass show, Hiideillo show and Cuban 'Iwiiu show. The Itaiischet thows have been (out Ing the w ester n si ales for ti number of ears, and base a reputa turn lor furnishing (lean and whole ome attractions which can be wit iiism d a l a nominal prh e. I Hiring all the lime that this company hi been in exit-It m ttiev liae play, i tnir w it Ii I he hi til ic. and cat rv 1 1 highest recoil) mend at ions from t In otlh crs ol tow us in wlih h they have plavrd. Tie hIiows will arrive here on Sun day preceding the feMual and will be In operation tor the entire week. They will not onlv furnish amuse ments tor the cannwil, but will b ud color duihiK I. I'- giand hnlge nKAIiQCAHTF.KS, Dtihlan. Mexi co, April li. Army men are betting even money that Villa will be killed or captured with 10 days. It 1b be lieved the pursuit is reaching a cli max. Large reinforcements, includ ing Infantry, marched south on both wings to co-operate with the n i ru I col ii in n . Villa was last re- porteil as traveling by wagon thru the mountains farther south. CarranistHM hewertliitf. WASHINGTON. April y. About I oo of Colonel Canos' Carranzistaa were among the illlstas routed by Colonel Ootid in Wednesday's battle. was reliably stated. Admitting the likllhood of some desertions oc curring, tho officials refused to com ment further than saying the fate of the turn-coats will probably fore- tall future desertions from the Cr.rranista ranks. Officials believe Villa hits reached his hiding place. Anient mis I'er Smitji. SAN ANTONIO, April ;i. "1 be lieve Villa has slipped his collar and row led under the fence," (ieneral rnnston declared. The American forces ar believed tn he near Chi huahua City. I'nreliable Mexican information hampers them. The roads south of Casus (Iran ties were Improved, and five automobiles es la ll i shed courier service there. Twenty Apache scouts are going to t he f rout next week. Mi.iit-.nier. on ticuerr.l Staff. WASHINGTON, April 3. Sena tor Cummins' amendment to the chamberlain hill, adding five mili tia men to the army general staff. been adopted.. Senator Cham berlain opposed it. INVENTIONS Of LOCAL MOBILE TRANSMISSION i!::;: FESTIVAL QUEEN WILL . 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I 11 v. ill 1 'ii- I' ll, 1 II. .a a u.oiin Ih- ii ,-n ll win ciini-n- i I t.il- I'arl of th" . oiujiani al- o i a Now Hint th" I a -. - h-.-n ii--' ii i . i-rt i v i ni- malt- r I an. I il'-l.-h. ! .ial- ll i-. th. .-atltiial i-oiaiiutli l-i-lil nlil li- th. I .m i In 1.1 ill I:..-, hiiir .1 T llli.l - -. of "): l liat-. ' I ' - 1 h '"' I hi Inn' il I'l ' ti ling i-, a i-r.'iil il-n ai-l Inr ii.n. I ,,, Hi- il l i san I . i : i . 'i ha' ll il iim .ill I' t s- ;:..iii. Mi'-I ol th" I To ir ' -i.i - il I Is 1" in; :-iil'I i . ti . 1 l-i ini-'H- niinl. ii : i 1 1 ! -. I ..In . I - - : I S l..rt. '- 1 " u t" i s a;'o on V -i:i :..A ii. I'Ut , . ' v , .1 a in-: ,... al I'nr'l ' I ,. I I 1 II l' ' i . f i . I I hat It n I "I a- ' I In I i IK' ' lor h-r to i -i.l I h- in r. tin I l h- l I.. ' M i ' , .- Hal l-rnhahl- n. . I' - I' l ' " ,- li. a. iti'l- I II. II-: -I - ' '.'-I'l ,n t-r ll,.l,lali., I.. I- 1 " v nl .... Hi" il IIUI : - I: I'- mi' 'I'' :'l' 'I l-r ,ri.i- t uti'l Th- :i --. ' i - ' l i i - .1- ...i 1 1. al . ,, - -I . " Hi.- It' i. al h a t S I'l.ol I a- - .: -i '::-' 'I l f - I a t. ia .i.:ii. r al li - in ..! .1 "U a .J.,t until v 'I "!. I ' n ' ' ti an. I I run t Inn." r Mill ! i - Ol.:" i : r.l ,lir l a 11. I I ' ' l "I. - . - -" lor v. ,u - an. I a i ' I '" n ilillillK III" "'k. Til.' UMll lialiil. at 1 1 ai l Ions 1 th- 111 :al- ail n ill h- i-.oll. ii out at it- 1 throughout Hi I'l-'li lion of th an.! Ii-.t i ho a r ,s tl..-:.. ill. I thai -r Ih.ili .ml .ur I to Hi ll it a f.-ii An "iitli-i'ly ni'w ticvice for trann tuittiiiK I'omT in uiitniuoliilea was iiiiiioiini--(l tuilay by H. 11. Crouch, iilio Midi IliM tiroHii-r. Krntlk Cruurll, oi Oakliiiul, lias Hi-i-ui-"il thrro puti'iiU anil liuuii'toiiH offi'iH to iiin-hanu on a s.isti'ui for (!t-ttiii tin. rear axli. hi in-iiiis of fon iiiK a 8trratn of oil timl-r jii-asitri! front a pump attaht-U lo th- t-imiti". 'flic iiiii-nllon Is tin. ri'sult of ovi-r tm .icaiK of work on the part of Prank ;ii,inti, whlli. bin tirulhiT here has li-i-n liiti-r-hti'il Tor Hit' past five ,it- si inontliH. Tlii'.v havn Just coin lih l-il a iiiuil-1 wlih-li Kavc miffli-lent j,iii-r to op-rnti' a heavy ilrlll and otlu-r iiiii'-lilii-H. ami althotiKh It lias nut y-t h n altii.-hril lo all autoiuo-till-, th-t" in litlli' (lulllit that 8(l-h an t'p-rini-iit will h.- suri-i'siiful. The in n -i I to l(-;ii". Tor Portland late in tii" tii-s-iit w k to make ar-raii'4"-iiu-nt.s lor triitin It out. 'I ll- -i-i-in Is san! "o lake the place nl all Hi- .-ars, transmission anil .lill r nil il aiialatus now useil in aiuil iin: jmiM-r fioni the engine to In ' Is. lis Miuplli ity usures Its . -S-, say th- Ini-ntots, for then' no i unii'lti iitioii of any kiml anil .lan iii-i-1- follows the well i-i.in liiwH of transtiilttini! power Inr. iim a liiiiiil, m:i h as luhrii-at-a oil, thionli iip-n that runtaill a mini. l h- luniiji ts attai heil i"ii. tn- "Infill is now rotlllei-ti-il 'h Hi - t-ni-ln-. ami th" current of ,1 is Inr. .1 nl'.. .1 hv III II Vi lli" lit: a- i ill ti ts inr. ill a ! .(i In on'- lor t-ioliilloiiH of ir-iil" the pump, t tn oae illri'i-tloll : It I'l the other, similar pumpa on "..ill nil I. II v 1 he ll a. Mil I al" hc.-ll 1 Hi- l. :- li run for aliout tin. anil h-foi" that Hi" lioim-k-.t up the llti- of travel. 1 on I a II: ini.i-il to- If --:,,. ill rriitu i"i "-' ""k 'hat n.i ,rt.,i,i i. . .il in in of Hi" citv hools All fo'i'l -"I i -.1 n: t hi' O'- camon will I"' pi-i.nr-i In Hie ni"in-h- rn of th- "loin" stlc si . no Has. atis oi ai'i'l. ll.ii in oil Hie op-r- ir is ahle th" I'uulal- Hie upeeil In - car. th is ihiini, away with the al - an-1 tu ts 'I lie current lliav . liail-il hv shlfll.iK lh" Kilt-s III i haml.. r ol lh- tiih-s which Riven - ii-.it-" iniitrol. It Is sahl Hi"1 Invention ri'lievp - iar of aliout one-tli!ri of Its ...in M-.r'il an. I Kr-allv Hi lit ill -h Hi- ciiii-trii'-liiin as well a ill-inish'-s the cost. The appal'iitim ill cost not ir nr Kun. whereas Ihe (Continued on patu ()