wtUMimw, mv mi. idin
daily tUXilE lUVClt COUUkUl
PAOB THBX3
Esqirt AMm Jtoir (to
AnntoM(S)H(3 . wmiBir
Queries and Replies Covering Matters of
Importance to the Man Who Runs Car
pliton would II hav any ffct en tha
Will you pica tell me how t Una lubrlcatlonf Do It attaek IrenT
up the front whaal f a arf j lour nif treat Inn regarding removal
In lining up thn front w heel the Brat of carbon la very Intercut lug, ami It
thing U lo Uiake sure that (lis wheel aliould catme liu dlnVHlly provided
fcearlnga a iv properly ailjutl. Tbey cart l takcu, but otherwla great
atiuuM U Jut tlbt eiiouyh an that : havoc may result, i
Uire I no aide pluy In lb wherlt; but, Caustic aola, ran I If iiotnah or an-'
n Ilia olhcr band, they should not be Ulum or Hriiiiuiuui hydroilile will not
llitlit that Ilia wheel Mud and do ' Injuru iron If loft In rutita t wllb H
I turn freely. Tlila don, luka Ion r for only a duy or . Iut all theae to
tilck or rod Umt will n- It from tlio imi,,,,. quk'kly dlasolv aluminum and
Inurr edge of mi rim a. na lu Ilia tn- ,t .r jute and bras; ronmHjticntty It
B.T tHlu of tho other. Then measure u liucratlvo that none of tlio eolu
Jh,. dhdauc lielwecn Ilia rim edges ll(m ,,, Ua come In contact wllb
uorirnntaiiy uaca or in inner or me
wheel Marh lhUdUiaii'-fiMil'iaatlrk i
u nu n ir7 i ..o in., rnoa nsoiiiaii.i
lu front of the n Iut tenter. T'i"
front illUiui should 1. one-fourth :
Inch lo Hirco-elghtha lin k less than Hip i
UMuii.b ai'ria:t Ilia buck uf tlia titiba. '
If you find tlii' tllntnurra aia not cor
rect you ran irrt tin. uvicr ndjiiitment
by Inking tip or k tllnit out on ilir '
aiwrlnir r. T", wtilrli parnlli'la th-i
ax In and run armaa jn-t tiok of It
r'trat kKwrn tk link nut at out vf thf
rmla, thru taka out tb pin Hint (np
tlirouirli tlia atMM'liis nrtu ami roka and 1
crw lb yoka out rr In. a lha raa lu,,","l w" luiuliium, aa
raUlif, Tlinn lm k Ilia ahwl allirn. iom ,u "luW ,ull "rn
wmt aKNln and llaktou Iha lo-k nut. & Thla I'I'H molora
i , wltb crank ran uottuuia of aluminum.
What la th abjaot f a dutch brakaf i lf ui'lr.balf of tb inmk faaa la
A rlutt b braka I. a ilcv.t . rbccli . loiulnuw and th bottom U of ataH
tb iiKMnciilum of tk d''i while . 'Ni Unnall cauaa for worry,
rbaiivlnir Hda. finally wlim the, Any of tb aolutlon mrtillouad will
jlutrU la tlirowu out or illHcimapl , " attack lubrkllug oil or auy mla
It Iviida to aplu for ihp llnvp, do to ', ral oil, but ?a(rlahl oil will b turn
tb uMucnlum It mvivtl f rout I he j d Into oap,
JiKtll. tluli-li (fink ruba oi tu; ! '
rluUb or cluliU aim ft In am U a man- In lehl and watar mla
nar aa lo alow It tin ait a In muka . tor la thr any way tailing, aaoapt
julrt p'r ablftlm w Itliout linrln to
wall for tb itvara lutnulrd .. I !
iurUd lo aaauui appro lniatily !-
aaiu appnl, -h .
Whan taking dawn rry ar I put th
yllndtrt Int a oMlan f aauitla ad
fi r mv Y eld na.lrt d hav V!t
that th aolulleii tot k an aacallan
aarkan ramavar. It asalaa th carbon
right alt an-l laava tha aurf ac r!aanar
kan after aaraplna. Could you tall ma
If It wuld harm th motor t lnjct
It Into th tllncV and lt It atand
far a !a cr two, than tart up h
motor to blow IH carbon Out thraunh
th anhauttf If aom af It want by tfi
Keep your
money at
home
v
If you ar bulbllnii u
, Beaver Portland
Cement
Mhli h I ftianafurtwnxl at Uold
Hill, ()rfpn, awl li 'wr.
trril by the niauufncturrnt to
bo atrlrtly hliiti iTade) la evrrf
riert. Vou can buy thla
from your locnl dealer Tb
Oregon Cenaaat Rewror Pl
TH Cm. , . ',; ', ,
Beaver Porlladr
Cecent Cd
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; Tpvcship Maps;.
nhnwlng Oregon 'wd Callfr
nla nomeatead f-nla( opea ta
filing April 8, 1018. l Pr
townahlp. '' , , .
t'liWtn. Hive toWnalilu and
IrOfOI-AS ABSTKACT OO.,
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War Savings Sfairps
llfMIl H RIVER WATBB
COMPANY
(MM - , auiwtanoee.
, ,,.,. woflllli ,.rf.y
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oil, provided you have Ike cylinder
off, Imt It N doubtful If you will find
It aafa wllb Ilia im.lor assembled ua
le II UaiNna lliat your platoua and
rrank can ar Iron or ccl.
A rllrularly violent action mlgbt
Imi wt Ui If Ilia pistons are aluminum,
Uia aluminum aud rant Irou forming a
battery, and rapid rorroaiou would re
ault. It to dangerotia lu una tlila aolutlon
lh,n "rrt ",'",d' hL ntaa f
l!ho' !"
liy Ika (MMif i byilroiuetcr. Kou
tan Oil liu. rrdlutor wltb wliat you
coualuVr tk i or iot proNirtlon of al
cohol and water for tb tcuiiwraturr
fondlilom vf your loraiu; sa4 tM
tt iu'ia ao'ui.ou wltb hydrometer
to detcrniln Ua aitet lflu gravity. One
you buv found Ilia fluure for the cor
ml uilxtuiea you rnu lull tbrreafter
wbrtber th prrt'AitaK hna dropped
by new teata wltb the hydrometer.
What It th dlrtarano betwwan direct
currant and alternating aurrantf
I In dlrtvt uirrrnt the iltt'trk'al clr-
'cull I In one direction at all time; In
allerualliiu turreul the electrical clr-
'mil vurlea Ita itlrMtlon Inlcruilttrntlr.
To make thla clear aupiuaa you put '
a atrnw Into water nud diew with a
ateudy tucilon with the mouth at tb
fittior noil nt fllui alraw. Tlia Watar
inuoiu I'aaa u. oif airaw iu v.ru lion
In one dlrci'tlon. Tli elocttic current
. doea llio iniM thing In all direct clr
ctilta. Now, iii"'o you auck and blow
1 cMt (he -atrnw. allci-unilnit the effort
I avenlv. 'Tin. wntir will nuaa rnnlill
il i mil down the aim iv. Thin cone
iniiiili In tt way the electric current
acta In an alternating circuit, althonch
Hut nltPi'iMiiirma are nf rourae treaien
doiwlr mt. At nn example of th
aH ci1 i.f (lie utteniiitlona a lamp bulb
In an allerimtlnv current strea a afeady
lluM wlthmil nii hai'
Why la the diatano between the (rent
whaala of a car greater at the top than
at the bottom f 1
The roaaon for tlila la to makn ateer
Inc cnnlcr. The object of tipping the
wIii cIm lu ttibi manner la lo bring the
point of ru'.itnct b tween the wheela
nnd th'. rround In n vertbal Hue below
tlio n.Nla of tli arpcrlnji knuckle, Wben
the line of t!ie center uf the. etrerliiK
knuckle pnUnied la rolncblent wltb
the lontnn of the tire and th ground
the iv lit nn tendency for the wheel to
be thrown out of Hue when nn ouatruc
I loli la met on I he rond. Ou the other
lun id. wcra thla ixilnt t" he ra-wbiit
Inrflile of (lie print of co.itact of tb'
wheel aixl the pround tiiere would be n
teiiiWnejt for tho wheel to 1i tnrnetl
aWnrt tiie KtecrlnVknnrUla whenever
an o'. a'ruci'on ni met. with the ra
ault Unit there wou'd le, an Intarfer
eiM With th arwliic ,.
t . vr V i.
How can I tall whether my motor la j
timed eorro-.tlyf Whan cranking the j
motor alowlv with th epnrk tdvanced ;
it kicka baefct ' Dooa thia a iow that It
la proptrly timed f '
ii!:i' liiut .i' la probably limed cor-
fel.v. ' If yen wish tu che 1; up ou
the timing act the n;'nik nt fil l returd
mid Ihe i'jtnir of No. 1 cyliuJ. r nt top
ileml entef. Tl) n exniilWie the brenk- I
cr In t inetiniii kiii. ' If Ihe iolnta fur '
No. t cjllild 't uiV'JiiMt li'iiily In brenk
the tlinlna la correct. ),
Should there be any up onJ down
play In an' oil pump drive a haft and
would thia play cauae a knock audible
every revolution of th cam ahaftt
Tbe oil pinup drive alir.l'f nhonld ba
rittiil, mid If II Im loime It nibiht cauae
n knock. .. t ' .
: Can the txta ehaft In a amlfloallng
axle be taKen out without dinaatlng
th axltf If to, how la thia don? (
lu n fcinlili nt tiitc nxlo the dm flu vn li
mit In- removed without uolnu, tu1 the
trouble of removing the almft benrbiKH
will' li me IiuutiI In retnlneia. The
Intler are In jjjos cntea screwed Into
the lioualn-. . .,.. .
1 V-ILUJ, AIM, If
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Metropolitan Artists
Noted Musical Company Headed by Mary
Welch, American Contralto
-r-- III-
alary Welch, the American contralto, hcuda tbe Metropolitan Art no a
lo b beard on the llilnl day uf lbnutnuqua In two prouranw. Ilvr rnr
contralto voice wlili Ita rich, colorful tone, baa won dlatlnctlon for her
throughout the Middle Wear. The Chlcauo Itw-onl llcnild an-uka of her a
"having a contralto Voice of great rlcliiieaa, ninite and oer, and ahe channa
her audience by Ihe earncatneaa anil, aliupllclly of her manner." The cellUt
with the UetroHjlllana la Jo I'olnk of. Ihe Oilniuo Hymphony Orchealra. He
hat appeared aa olo relllat In practically nil of our prcnt mualral center
aloe bit coining to thla country In 1UUH. M!x AKtiea IdMlholt, the third mem
ber of tb2 coiuiany, la a true artist ut the pSiiuo. Her ntrerliiK glow from
th aureneaa, ahadlng and niualcnl thought v.lth uhlch abe pluya.
CHAUTAUQUA TONIGHT
'i Mi WAR, THE FARM
AND THE FARMER
""""" By Herbert Quick :
" Mtr.bir Federal Farm Loan Board
W't-ct the Impeilal German govern
ti uu o.Tenil thn U inert of America
In ilt rul'ileoa ib;in;lne warfare wat
not tno Io n of proiltii, hit tltvery to
the t'tber rittlcr of Potsdam. He pur
ponrd to make u slave by munler
Ing the people who took our prud.iett
to market, lly all th lawt of civil
Ited warlar. commerce under a neu
tral Hug waa fiee from any hindrance
-cpt the legal Interference Justified
by war. Hut the Oermana not only
ttopped merchant vessel, they tank
theiiL. Sank them without warning,
without trar the most . devillah
IMnj war hat teen tlnre the tavagea
acalped our anceatora and threw
acreaiulng bablea Into the flamet of
burning cabin.
Th Rrrman plan of alnklng mer
chant veaselt without trace la based
on th murderer's maxim that "dead
men tell no . talc. it waa exe
cuted by th nuiaancr of men, worn
cu and children, who, having com-
milled Ihemaelwc to 'mail boats tn
the in e after their ahlaa were
torpedoed, were mercllesaly raked
with gunfire, and exterminated to tbe
. last unprotected, unpltied aonl These
are th maulers that atala the banda
af the Kaharr, hla advlaera and mtn
loa. Thee outragea were perpetrated
on neutral veaaels when aTl that civ
tlltod warfare gave the Herman
right to do evea'wlth the merchant
vessel under a hostile flag, was to
' atop It at a aad mak It a prise of
war.
To kill the civilians oa board, even
' under n hostile flag, waa nothing but
unmitigated murder. And these mur
dera were committed In order that we
iiiIkM he enHlaved! Having the
rltfht tn take the sea with hit fleet,
but helnn afraid to do ao tor fear he
might h-.e It, and being unable by
' fair meana to atop th telling of our
nrodurta lo hla enemies, the Kaiser
declared that he would do It by th
foulest methods aver resorted to In
' wur. He declared . the tea closed'.
' and that he would keep It cloaed, not
by war,' but by murder.
.To have auhmlltnd would have coat
u dear m proMperlty but that would
have heen the leaat of our lota.
We a'lould have had to grovel be
fore the German government!
- We aliould I'.ave had to accept mur-
(Thlt It tha teoond of three article. Th
' Mystery.
! "Those iiuloM kiiioII tlroiiilful." rr
innrkcd nn old holy. "I enn't nmlcr
atnnd how l lint ilellcloua perfume wux
ever culled 'mini of roses.'"
(
der aa a thing a.?ai:it which wc
could not defend ourcelvc. .
We should bavt allowed this new
horror to become a part of mi future
ware, tnd have been respunilble for
Ita Incorporation Into International
law.
W should bava proved that b
cause the fire which bum up our
tarmt utefulneta It beyond the hoii
aoa, w would tubmlt to th kindling
of It
Wa might hav accepted th sev
nty cent for wheat and tb tlx cent
for cotton, but we could not have
dona II merely because we were
commanded to do It By to doing
we ehould have accepted degrada
tion. W abould have begun, after
winning our ,- freedom In our own
revolution aad1 ettabllthlng a union
on the foundation of liberty In the
blood and teara of our war between
the atatea, to knuckle under to autoc
racy! . We abould bava basely yielded
np our birthright at American."
Such thought It' tntoleraht. Peaca
at tuch a price would not be peaca,
but only a preparatioa for a future,
revolt agtlnat aubjugaUon. Better
any eort of war; better war forever,
that Oat .',
Whenever the time comes for new
aacrlfJcea, let ua remember that we
fight aot for our Uaertlet tomorrow
Or aext year or twenty years, from,
now, but for our freedom today. Not
for the right to live m the future, but.
for the right to auk a living! thia
year.' t .
German oppression bad begun! to
pinch a before we entered the war.
If we had not declared war, but had
accepted the conditions of life ordered
for ua by the Kaiser, we ehould today
be a povei ty-atrlekea people, r Our
factories would be shut down, 'our
Workmen iinemolnyed, our people
starving, our farnnra ruined by; tho
poverty of tho for' whose conaunri
tlon'they grow their cropa. There is
loss and aacilflce In the war, but
there would have been far more of
loaa , and. sacrifice in accepting the
German terms. We should have lo't
more In money''than' we have apeui
In the war, but we should have lot
enuiclhltig far' tuo.e precious. ' W
a'lp ild lihVA IppI r u1 rri lis.' ' ! 1 ..
ti.lrd to be pu;.,:Ktd next week.)
" World't Chief Battlefields.
' The World's hnttleflelila hnve hecii In
the heiirf chiefly, lind there the Brent
est herolMii h5 heen tecretly exe
elsed. Heedief. '
Class:f kd
FOR IAUE
0. 4 C. 0RANT LANDS--Bis t priot
Plata abowlag Itodt la Joeaphlne
county. 1.I0. Addraaa A. B.
Voorhlaa, Oraau Fata. tf
FOR SALS 0oo4 modern houM.
Cloa la, Borth aid. Inquire No.
Sill, amr Coarlr. 3tf
HEMSTITCHINQ and pecot d. 10
etntt par yard. Mall order will
receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Tb Vanity Shoo, Medford
Oregon, 114 Watt Mala. 07tf
KOK SALE CHEAP Tbre-o,uarfr
Ion truck, In good condition. New
tlrea. Churchill and Maxwell. If
PAXON'S 8uperb Dahlia. Plant
now and up to June 20th. Field
grown root, eight for II; elsbt
for 12; eight for 11, and up. Par
eel poat paid. About half florltt'i
Hat price. Write R. H. Paxton,
Central Point, Ore. 66tf
KOR 8AI.K 143 ewe, 114 lamb.
at R. R. Mlnter'a plac. Lee
Sleeri, Eagle Point. Or. 73
FOR SALE Small quart! mill, will
grind ton In 10 hour, alio Jaw
cruaber, price f 160 for both. Alto
hav for tale, ISO feet three
. fourth Inch pipe. Addrest H. H.
McCarthy, Rogue River, Or. 71
FOR SALE One eorrel hor,
weight, 1,150, good nny where,
ten year old; on iron wheeled
tru'k; one (Ingle turrey; on tet
expreaa harneaa; one leaf barrow,
end one on-horte cultivator. Box
il Three Plne. Ore. '77
GOOD gentle horae, between 000 and
i.OOO poundt. Work lngle or
double, good to pack or ride, for
il or trade for good cow. 0. H.
Peate. Placer. Ore. 77
SNATS 6 -room houae and I lota.
flneet of garden land. Price only
300.
Good email houae 10th .and J
ttrecta at 1 500, black toll, price
fDOO, 15 per month, no Intercut
How't that?
-room house, 10th and J ttreet,
line toll, prl e $450 on monthly
payments of $10, or $350 caah. L.
A. Launer, realtor. 75
TT RET
j FVHNI3HED ROOMS 'Large, ' com
! foHtMe and ronvlently located
I 111 C ttreet. . " , !'
PARTLY FLRXISIIED cottage for
r'T.t. 0 feet from ptvei.ient, a'.s
unfurnished coltase on pavement
8 per month. Inquire A. R Voo:-
hi.. - 9?t!'
lr.es.
FOR RENT Six-room house, 727
North Fifth ttreet, partly furnish-,'
ed. bath, tleeplng porch, acre of,
round. poultry yard and house; j
alto 4-room house, 321 Rogue;
River Ave,, steeping , porch," poul-
... k... ihM r..rti.. fot
v trm Mr. tennia Moss. 94.
. awv. a . I
, : WAXTKIl
r-'
WANTED Middle aged woman for
bout work and coo.k for mill
men. Must know bow lo" cook.
No wcthlr.i except for the house.
.'A'lEfj T-j Pr month. ' Address
has, X.-S Crescent City. Cal. 75
,'ANTSD One or two unfurnished
or partly furnished roomt for light
hansekeeplng. Mntt be close In.
Communicate with county super
.tktendent of a hoola. 72tf
REWARD
12 REWARD tor Information lead
ing to tbe conviction of tha fiend
who killed my dog Sunday night.
H; A. tDlllrnsharov A
71
MOXFY TO IX)AS
UDAN3 Money o lo e"y pro
perty. Payabt montaly, like rent
L. A. Launer, TeaTlor. T5
l t
ESS i"S
end Save ; the VTt
Mver'Mm
ATTORJtKTa
H. O. Nortoa, Attoray-t-U.
. Practice la all 8UU aad Fdral
' Coutu. Flrat NaUoaal. Baak Bldg, j
COLVIO A WILLIAM! AtUr7- j
at-Law IQranU Fcaa Banking O.
' Bldg. Oraata Pa, Orgoa.
t. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. FrMtta
la all court. Flrat NaUoaal
Bulldlag.
0. 8. BLA,NCUARD.Attormy-at-Uw
Qoldaa Rnl Building. Phoa 1
270. OraaU Paaa, Orgoa. I
BLANCIIARD BLANCHARO, At
. torneyt, Albert Mock. Phoa
:i-J. Practice In all courUr
board attornaya.
VETERINARY Bl'R&EOH
DR. R. J. BE8TUU VaUrlnarta.
j Offlc In Wlntrout ImplenMat
Bldg. Phone 113-J
' Phone 105-R.
Raldrat)
. PHYSICIANS
L. O. CLEMENT. M. DPraaUM
limited to dim of iba ay, ear,
bom and throat Olaaatt fltta4
Offlc bourt l-l , i-f, or oa ap
pointment. Offlc pben. (I;
dene phone 151-J. ;. ,
LOIT.H RIDGE. M. D. Pbyilelaa
and tirgeon. City or country raila
attar Jed day ar right. Btaidaaat '
phone 'ft; offlc pboc lit.
i:t b aU II. 1'ifl l-iilUiu.
A. A. WITHAM. M. D-. PhytlcUn and.
aorgeon. Offkd: Hall Ul.lg.; ornr
Sixth aad I eUaet. ' Paoaea: Of-'
ca. 11; raaidatM. 3lt-J. Moan.
I a- m. to 4 p. ta.
DR. J. O. MBLST Phyatoiaa aatl
aargeon. Laadbur; Balldlas.
Surgeoa Utah-Idaho Sagar Oa.
Health OOcar. Offloer hoara, l.t
11 a. at. I to i p. m. , PaatM
110-J. . tltl
PHOTO STUDIO
THE PICTURE MILL op dally IB
a. m. to I p. m. For Sunday att
tinga call Mill I8J-R or rldao
140-J. . , . 7ltf
DEXTIBTS
E. C. MACT. D. M. D. Ftrtt-olaaw
dentlttry. 101 H South Blxtk
ttreet, Grantj Paaa, Oregon. ' 1
MI SICAL INBTRl'CTION
i. 8. MACMURRAY, teacher of Totoe
culture and tinging. Leaaonj glva
at horn of pupil If requested. AoV
drest 71 Le 8t. ISltt
IHIAYAGE AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All
kIndg of y,-. and traaafac
wor, crafnlly and prompUy doaaa.
pDOn, jgij. sund at freight
depot. A. Shade, Prop. ' .
F. O. ISHAM. drayag and tranaftav
8afa. planoa and furniture move
packed, shipped and ttored. Phoa
Clark and Uolman, No, 50. ReaV
dence phone 114-R.
THE WORLD M0V8; to do wa.
Bunch Broa. Trantfer Co. Phone
S97-R. , '
The California and Oregoi
Coast Railroad Company
' TIME CARD i - r
Dally except Sunday
EtfecUve May 1. 1118
Train 1 lv. Oranta Paaa.. 1:00 p.m.
Train 1 lv. Watera Creek' S:00 p. m.
All tralna lav GftuU Ptsa from
the corner of Q and Eighth ttreett,
oppoaita the Southern Pacific depot
For all information regarding
freight and passenger aervice call at
the office of tha company, Lundburg .
VaJUtng. or phone lit for tame.
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