Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 28, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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L iUULUJ
J-JHAH!
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
y. II. HIhhoii una In our of'lw
Monday mill nt tit oil that in plowluu
a flnlil In wlilcli iMitittoi'N worn mined
Inst j cur, ho picked up nliout luilf .1
sick or now potatoes, Hid tnunt of
them lining Inrgur than hens kk.
Hit Inut 11 (Iiil of wheat (lint In wnM
III fell nml will noon do heading out,
wlille liln ii I (ulfa In tii to IiIh knees
This nil round In Jneknou county,
Hoitthoni Ori'itoii. ItoKUo River Ar
Kim,
A. 12. Itiiiiiun linn returned from it
mivomI day' trli to IiIh Wnlilu mines.
rimrit will bo u uulwtrslty exten
sion ledum nl thu library I'rlday
, m i ill nit, April .Till. Dr. .Inuies II,
't HHbert of tlm ilnpnrttiiiint of econo
uilcti, will npxnk on "Taxation and
"Vexation, n QuiHtloii of Jusllcn."
Kotstnr Inilli'it' tallorltiK college,
40 ttkyi lowing with ilrnftlnij, 1 2 r. ;
40 'days owiik roursn 110 da;
drafting row run tin.
fho distribution or smudging oil
tlinl arrived I'rlday on tlio ipuclal
freight began thin morning nml In lis
Iiik hauled out (u tln various or
chants, '
wuarics Mrkni linn returned to
llrrkcrlo). Col., where, ho w ktny
for n week or ten dn)H nttcittlliiR to
biiiii., matter.
Orders taken for nil kinds of vm
tablo plant, any iunntliy. Knrly
cabbage, plants now ready. Port
Und avunuo (Irncuhouio. Phono
N7-U. 330
M. O. Warner or Kugeint U nt
tending to bulnei matters In HiU
city for ft tow dnyit,
Arthur Austin of Han I'rnnrUco U
spending n fitw tin) i In Hut valley nl
tenilliiK to busliicis mutters,
jdli, our guaranteed specially
wrapped bread nt II, &. C. caih (torn
NnMnwu llnkxry. "S
Howard llerrlmau, n proiuliii'iit
stockman of Kfniimlh I'nlU In nl
tending to buslucM matter In the
valley tills week, nml will Irate, for
hit homo ihU afternoon,
Thomas Prtcrinu of I lilt, CM., is
spending n few day In tlio city on
huilnci tunttcrn.
Csrkln Tnylor, lawyon. (John
II. Cnrkln, (Helm O. Taylor), lite
klDi-IIoyden Hide. Main ilroet.
I, co Kultnn nml Ut t'lrlrh rr
down from their Mock ranch .in
Union creek for it few 1n m.
John Gregory or Watkln In In tin
city hii) Inn iiippllci for hi spring
or,k.on hit mining claims In thnl
vicinity.
tjoa Tumy for tiro Insuranco.
ijrrt (Ireer or Ashland mi In tlio
city I'rlday meeting friend nml talk
lllgi politics,
Houston l.lrtK w leave for Alan
ka about tho flml or (ho mouth to
nrcopi n poaltlon In n cannery for
tlio summer.
Kodak finishing, gtoisy or dull tin
lib at J. O. OcrklnR't atudto, t:g K
Main Rt. Tbono 320-.
Jou llromati of (told Hill una n
bimlnco vUltor In MnUord I'rlday
nftrnoon.
MIm I'carl Hiulth of Hrnuta Cam
la UltliiR frlcmla nml rulntlvra In
thlu city for a fow da) a.
Milk and crram t UoVoa'.
It, A, Thnmpmin of (Vutrnl Point
i hualni'ks Nlfltor In tho city
lint nlKht.
Tho dally grltt of Mimlcrors from
California bound north, pained
through Mod ford thin iiioriilnu. Kar
mom bvtFn thU city ami Aahlnnd
report Ioiich of chlcKoim from raid
on tho hen coopa, nud hlamo It on
thr trampH. Tho pollen howvor,
flpuro Ihonn doprcdntloua nro tho
work of town lonfora,
Kreih lime. Murtford Lbr. Co.
A letter received from WIIhou
W'nfto with tho lloxtoit Idcnl Opcin
company nt 1'lioonU anya ho Ih en
JoyliiR hlinioir, KvttliiK fat, nud pluy
Iiik' to a packed houmi every iiIkIiI.
h O.'llutton or Coeiir d'Aleno In
nttendliiK to hubluciu mnttcra In tho
city thlH wcok,
,Tumy writes bettor fire iniurance.
AiiNtln Corhln ban returned from
.-Now York to bo nt li In orchnrd ilur-
Iiik tho front period,
(Iooiko JohiiHou of tho upper At1
plonato country Ih nttendliiK to Imihi
. iiiinn muHora In tho city toduy,
J, O, QorkhiR, tho boit all around
photographer in aouthern Oregon,.
Alnyi reliable, Negatlrei mado any
where, time or placo. Studio 228
Mnln St. I'hono 320-J.
. Itlchnrd Homuioll of Kukouo In
Hpondlim a fow ditytt In thu city via
IHiik frlomlH nud rolntlvcH,
II, .1, ThomnH or MoutuKUo, Cnl,, In
' vIkIHuk frlomls In thin city for u fow
(lU)'H,
Homombor Tumy wrltoi flro Imur-
anco,
'--------- A
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Ijidy AnUtaut
Day 1'Iioho UU7
Night V. W. Week l.l-J
fhuut A. K. Orr 7-M
Dnn Jitrntm or Hokum Itlvur U n
iMmliiOHfi vlaltor In Moilfonl todny,
Hcroon doom nt Modrord l.uiii
bur Co,
Verno Vnn Dyld) or I'liuunlx Ih nt
lumlliiK li limtliii'dii miittorH In Hi')
city today,
I'ennniil w nipped lireml, cuiinui
lovd frrnli nt Onkdulo (lroci;rv
Miiiln tit Newtown lliiko;, ,1
Tlio work or liiy Iiik tho bilckj In
tho now ICIIin' (emplo on North Cen
tral nventio Ih under wny nud la bo
Iiik riinhed to completion,
".Mutual MoIoh," Medford'H flvo
pout mIiow Iioiiho, Dully chntiKo,
throe locln of the beat, wipe off your!
chlu nud pull down jour vrat, (in J
b-o-n-l "It" If u can. It Thentcr
Wvit Main.
Ham OweiiH, who It um been ut
tenilliiK to luiHliieiiH mattera In lluttn
I'nlla will return thin afternoon.
Model Hnkory gooda at Do Voci,
K, I), Woiton, commercial photog
rapher, neKatlvei inadn any Hmo or
olaro by apiolntinnnl Phnue M
1471.
PIERCE FREED ONLY
10 BE RE-ARRESTED
rOKTI.ANI), Ore,, Mar. 2S -When
n Jury In tho United Kioto dUtrlit
court today reiorti'd a dliaKicotueut
In tho caio of Dr. T. J, I'lorio, on
trial for tho (uetlonahln praitlce of
medicine, airofflror from tho United
Htaten marahal'M office Immedlatvtv
arreited I'lerco on tho mo charKe,
on a torrent lnued In Han I'rnn
rUco. I'lerco wa ntnouK a number
of plDNtclnm which the Kotornmout
arretted hero In Not ember, 1V12, t
charticii of practlcltiR medlclno In
canon which the law prohlblti,
Hoon a(lerard I'lerco left the
city and opened an office In Hal
Kranrlico, where iut remained until
hU trial here )o(ordny It la tin
Ocmtood that I'lercn will be taken
bark to Han I'rauclmi,
SENATORS DEBATE
CANAL TOLLS BILL
WAHIIINHTON, Mai 2S There
wnx an overflow on tho canal lollis
rontroverhey Into thu leuato nKal,)
today.
Senator Hoke Hmlth read u rec
ommendation from I'rofemor Kiner)
Johnaan of tho I'ulvonlty of 1'eiiu-
aylvaula that coaitwUo Amnrlran
ihlpa bo nut exempted from tolla ut
I'Hnamn, Henator llrlitow attacked
tho recommendation lKnrouily.
Renatoi Low I Introiluced a bill
KrautliiK tho prealdent Kiwor o
impend Joll "whenever. In hli opin
ion, tho public nafety io reiiulreii or
whenover he ihall deem It expedient
and romtlitent with tho bcit welfare
of thu republic."
DEBATE WIDENS DIVISION
(Continued from page 1.)
oh n. The eanal is not our ler
ritory except in trtixt."
I 'or t'otinlry'N niory
Heiiri'M'ulativo SIcwmih of Minne
hotn, n republican, declared he wax
willing' to follow a demoeratu! prcn
I.I Ml1,,. II... ..I.. .,- ,1 ...,,,,,"
,,,, ii, iui mi K,rlJ vl nit tfiiiii, t .
Ho wan roundly applauded.
' HrprcKcutnuve Kuowlniul of Call
foriiin iutroduecil a resolution culling
upon I'rcMtlcut WIIhou to divulge all
coriccponilonoe lie lititl had with
l'liKlaml on tho toll matter. Th!h
wiih repaulcil iih a move to x" "
more ilixtiuutivo llritii-h fluwir to Hie
tolU ilehate. When Kuoulaml rend
Seeretary llryau's hlntciuent about
hieakiiiK platfonu plrilKi'x, ItcpiOHCii
tntixe Sloan hiiKOHtod that lliyaii lie
culled to the floor to defend his
Mntcmciit.
Itcprchciitntivo Stovcui. of Califor-
uin hpoku aKaiiiht the repeat.
"it wo icpcal tho exemption
elaiihO," Miid Ktevenn, "nud if we
levy U on eonstwiso vi'mcIh wit
will not materially benefit any (treat
iiitmlii'r of eltixeiiH of AuiorVu. Then
whom will wo benefit? Why, the
hiihliililiui;.eniupuuicH of Kulaml
linil every inanutiteturiii and pio
iluoili intercut in tho Hrilixh po
xchhioiiK, It will enable thorn to mi
(K'ihoII in, to that extent in our own
markelh,
t'o r KukIhuiI'n Itenoflt
"Ihii't Auieiiea dolu enough foe
KukIiiiiiI when we uroi'il to pay ev
ery cent of the io of the eanalV
maiutainiiuce foreverf Why not ho
just and equitable to count hh'ppiu);,
tianspoilin freight from a poll that
in ouiri to another pott uUo our own,
through a eanal built through our
own territory, paid for with our own
money and acknowledged everywhere
in tho world to heloiiK to usf"
Ktoveim also iiilroduced a uierfhiiKe
from tho l,on AnueleH eliuuilii'f of
I'oiuiueieo .howiii; thai only 118 of
ni i lopuoH io Hie eliamber'h nuoh
tlniiH on oU fiiviueil Hut ivneul oil
(lie exemption iduiibo, I
JTEPFORD MATT. TIHmJNE,
HE IS FIGHTING TAMMANY.
jupcd t t ovra
JudKf i: r oiiit or u lo.idiutf ib'
denim t.ill furi 4' iii New Krk (It;
to iiiihI rimrlo' M iirj-ti nml liU miIitIp
of Tnmiiirtiiy li'idoih nut of the nruanl
nil I' tti. lie hit hii. loi'ilr.l In li:tvltu
llioin espelleil from Hie Nilllolinl Dlmiio
rrrtllc Club.
saysTeague il?
VIOLATES TRUST LAWS
HOT KI'HINOS, Ark., Murcli ,-H.-AltoruevH
nirohoiitiii llowurd Cnm
lillr, n iepreheitutii of tlio I'iMh
lillti; elutl of Hie IVdenil lencue, lie
iniiiiileil toduy tho production in court
of omIumI contrnctH of nil plnyon
of the i'itthhuii; dull of thu National
Ichkuo in eonueetioii with the Kuit ol
I'lohidint Ilnrney Drevfiit of the I'ir.
nte to enjoin t'nmiiiu from moti
ntin with iiiiv of the 1'irnte pln.vers.
Ciimmtr. uIIckcs Hint nil the I 'i in to
coiilrncth ore voul nml in iolul!ou
of uovcriiiui'iit nuti-truxt luus. Drey
fim hlnrted for 1'itthbun; tliin after
noon ami will return next week with
the eolitrncK
STATE PRESIDENT
W. C. T. U. PASSES AWAY
POTI,ANI).,()re. Mor 2K -Mra.
IMIth Hill Hooker, utalu pronldcnt or
tho W'omen'a Chlmllan Temperance
t'nlon, died today following a week'a
lllnora from an affliction of the
heart. She wnn IS jeura or nj;o and tx
native of Knuxnx,
Mm Hooker wai elected pi'Mdcut
of the W C T C lot October nud
wnn looked upon an bolliK one of tho
mo.t nctlvo wurkera In the cniuo .i'
temperance In tho itnte.
KILLED BY BULLET:
OAKLAND, Cal . Mareh US. Suit
poM-d to hnve shot luuiM'lf, Charles
Hlaitek of .MclroNC, who was found
iincoitfcciou-. on the roaiUiile near hi
home WeducMlay, died today at the
county infirmary line. An empty re
volver lay by hi side. After lieln
taken tit the ho-pital, Hlauek unit
teretl: "I wish I knew who shut me.
I would break hi ncek." He then
lapocd into iinooiifeiouMieM, and the
motive for the Mippo-od murder is
shrouded in nuslery.
TO BE NEAR DEATH
I'AKADKNA, Cnl., March J8. In
fttriuation from private sources to
day indiont M that Frederiek V.
v eycriiaeuser, mo "iiimiier Kiuir, is
not expected to live tlirtmfi the day.
His physician neither confirmed
nor denied this report.
Frederiek Weyeilmeuser, ,lr is ex
peeled ttt in rive from Si, Paul to
niuht. All other members of the
family aio heie.
BE DEMOCRAT
SO REMAINS A PROH
HAI.F..M, ()r Muyeii t2H. -Ho
eauso tlio eitunty elerk of l.inn eoun
ty refused to permit him to choline
his vofjislrntion from prohibition to
ilomoornt, I-red F,. Harrison ot
llrowiisvlllo loiluy icipiested tho sou
retnry of statu to willidraw hi Moo
laraliou of nindiduey for tho demo
eralio iioiniuutiou for representative
in his district. "Anyway I am it
prohi," said Harrison in Ins Icltur.
SKATTLB, Mar. 2S. Hoy Moor
head, a paroled inurdorer who con
feused lust night Hint ho killed Bv
orett West In a row bout In Salmon
Hoy, Saturday night, committed sui
cide by straiiglluK himself with his
shirt In tho ell) Jail Inst night. After
coiifessliiK lust night Mooreheml at
tempted sulcldo by cutting an artery
In his wilst but u surgeon snvod his
life and hn una removed ton nnddnil
'cell.
lf
MEDFORD. OIIROON, KATURDAY, MATK'V 28,
4 .4V. ...9-- ,. , --- tv.-1
I
At the Churches
Ion l.uthoriin
At lou l,uthernn M2 V. I'ourth
atreet, thero will bu Herninn aervlce
nt 1 1 n. m, '
ICnKllah vervlro nt 7:30 p, in., nib
ject, "Not Peace but a Mwonl."
Illbli, irhool (I:iiIIhIi) nt 10 n. in
Lentrii icrvlctt n 7.30 p. in. on
Thumdny. Coino nml woralilp.
embolic
Mmiteii H and 10:30,
Cnthiiclam 0:40,
rnptlum .1 i. m. - '
Kvctilnx duvotloni) 7:30 lecture
"Tint Illblo."
Hervlrei 7:30 Wednesday and Fri
day of Lent.
Kpliiopnl
KenietH in Kn. MnrkV fluild hall.
Celebration of Holy Communion fc
u, m. Kuuday xehool HJ u, m. Holy
Kuehari)! and M-rmon at 11 a. in.
Kveutioui; Wtdni'Mlny at H . in. nml
Thumdny and I rulay at 1 p. m. ( on
firmiitioii iiihtruetionK 'dnpmlny
and Krday following ctenionir. Holy
C'ouimnulon Friday nt U:JU u. m. Itvv.
W. H. Hamilton icar.
ClirtMlan
Kunday school nt 3:45 a, m.
MornlnR service at 11 a. m. Dr.
J. I,. Hill will make an address at
(hi sorvlce.
Kndravor at C.20 p. m.
There will be uo evening service
owIiir to the union meeting.
I'rajor meotlitR at 7:30. This li
one of tho best snd most enjoyable
icrvlces of tho church.
llnptlit
Dr. It. W. MncCullouRh, pastor.
Hunday school at 9:4C a. m. II
C. Uarnett, superintendent.
PreachlnR nt 11 a, ni. Subject,
"The (llorles of the Cross," No
evening sorvlco.
Men's Illblo clats. ".Spiritual I.lfc
Lessons." J. M. (Jroislcy, prcsl
dent. A cordial Invitation
tended to all.
Is
ex
l-'rro MrtlKHlUt
Corner Tenth and Iv;
Sunday elool 10 a m.
Prcachluj ' I n. in,
llollnois ucetlng 3 p. m.
Kvangells'.lc scrtlco 7:30 p. m.
Heclil (CI vices during the wa.Mc.
Ucmembcr tho union temperar.ro
mooting at the Pngs Senday night.
Uvcrybo-l) eo- to church Sunday,
April 3th, n-mewherc J. B. JlrnJ
lt , pastor. ' ' '
First Church of Christ, .SclentUt
Sunday service nt 11 a. m sub
ject. "Hoallty."
Wednesday evening testimonial
i noting nt 7.30.
il are rorJnlly Mltrd.
.inlay school at !0 o'clock All
unilec the on. of 20 aro woIcjmc
".tailing toom In (lurch edlflcr.
212 North Oakdale. !s open from
1.30 to 4:30 dally cxrupt Sundays
and holldajs.
JacUM.nvllte Presbyterian
.riirninn womhip and Holy Com
muuiitii. Subject: "Christ, the Hread
of Life." Kvcry member is requested
to bo present nt thin communion
service. Kwning worship with Len
ten sermon on the Second Temptation
of Christ. The spiritual in Life is
recognized when wo cultivate the
highest. The two services in this
nuiiomiccmcnt, have for their pur
poses, the h'glicbt and best. Come
and open your heart and mind to
their Influences. Paul S. Handy, II.
I)., Minister.
Onkdulo Avenuo .Mcthtxllst
Sunday school 10 n, in,
Preaching at 11 a. m.
Subject, "Treasures In Heaven."
No service In tho evening. Wo
will attend the union temperance
moot lug at tho Page Theater Sunday
evening. Bverybody should niton I
that meeting and go to church April
Sth.
Wo Invito everybody to attend thn
uvangollstlc meetings nt our church
beginning April Sth, and continuing
two wockB. Nov, Mowso of Portland
wilt do tho preaching, 11, M. llrnu
ham, pastor.
Pitvsbyteriwn
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
Subject, "Tho Cheerful Olvcr." Spe
cial music by tho choir.
Ant horn.
Sunday school nt 10 a, in. Tho
men's clans at 10 o'clock. All the
mon aro urged to be present.
Tho Y, P. S. C. R.. meets at C:30
P, in. Subject, "What Missions Aro
Doing for tho World." Leader, Wil
lie Howard,
J. S. C. B. at :i p. in.
Union of nil churchos in a torn
perauro servlco at 7::i0 In tho Page
Thentor. Tho Medford orchestra
will play, the choir of tho M. B
church will furnish tint anthems,
und leud tho singing. Tint address
will bu made by B, O, HldrldK. This
meeting Is for Oregon dry In KM 4.
I Brvry lumpvruiiCu worker, and all
Interested In tho rnuso should bo
present,
Hubscrlpllons for thn year com
mencitiR April 1st will bo tnken Bur.
ilny.
McHiodNi
' Modrord Methodist Bplscopnl
church, corner of llartlott and I'ourtn
streets, B. Ollti Kldrldgo, pnstor.
Service Hunday ns follows;
Preaching 1 1 a. in., subject, "An
piled Christianity." Bvenlng, union
temperance, meeting nt tho Page
Theater 7:. 10 p. m.. subject, "Tho
Foo We Fight, and How to Oct Hid
of Him."
Hunday school, Including adult
Illblo olftiscs for men. women and
young ladies, 0:4.' n. in.
Junior l.cngui) 3 p. in,
Bpworth League 0:1.1 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
H o'clock. In this service, the pas
tor will give a short talk on (Irani
and some of our civil war heroes.
Hxcollotit music under the direc
tion of F. C. Bdmoads. Special num
ber nt tho morning acrvlco will bo an
anthem, "Zlon" by Nodncy. At
the evening service tho choir will
render "The Crucifix" by Fauro. At
,thls servlco the choir will be rein
forced by tho orchestra led by Dr.
Marion. Bverybody lordlally wel
comed si Ihete services.
Bpworth Leagun ;' p. in. Sub
ject, John Wesley, the Scholar
Bvangcllst. Come and hear some of
thn truth concerning one of tho
great characters or tho eighteenth
century, or bin InHucnco for good.
Thin meeting Is for the young peo
ple. Young man and young lady.
DARKEN GRAY HI,
LOOK YOUNG. PRETTY
'
Grandma's recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur darkens so naturally
that nobody can telL
Almost everyone knows thst Sso Tea
and Sulphur, properly compounded,
brings hack the natural color sad lurtre
to U bslr when fadod. stroked or gray;
alto ends dandruff, Itching scalp and
tops falling hair. Years sgo Um only
way to pet this mixture u to make H
at home, which Is musty and trouble
some. Nowadays, by aakiag at any drag
store for "Wrrth's Safle and Sulfhur
Hair Rrtnedy, you will get a large bot
tle of this famous old recipe for about
CO oenta.
Don't stay pray I Try it I No one
can poaalbly tell tb.it you darkened your
bslr, it doea it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
bruih with it and draw this through vour
hair, taking one small vtrand at a timet
by morning tbe gray hair disappears, and
after another application or two, your
hair become beautifully dark, thick and
MBS. H. L. LEACH
Expert Corsotiere
326 North Burtlctt.
Phono 563 M.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO
Rug and Carpet Cleaning
and Weaving
511 EAST MAIN STREET
Phone 533-R
100
IIKATUIKI'L AXI COIiOKBD
POST CADDS
Many aro rich and raro pictures of
HBAL'TIFI'L MOIIBLS AND ACT-
UKSSK.S
Also a Self-Filllnc
FOUNTAIN 1BN
All for Only no Cent
Tho greatest bargain In beautiful
cards and raro art pictures over ot
ferod. Many aro hard to obtain and
have sold singly for tho prlco wo aslc
for nil. These will go quickly to alt
lovers of tho beautiful In nature who
appreciato rare art pictures of well
developed models.
A rellablo solf-fllllng fountain pen
free with each order. Theso nlono
havo sold for ono dollar In stores.
Tho 100 beautiful cank nml pen
nil for but SO cents. Sent postpaid,
CKNTUAh MANUFACTUH1NO CO.
Dayton, Ohio
HOCIIAMHBAr
Tho Imported Perchoron stallion,
owned by Walter Kltto wilt be la
Phoenix, on Mondays, Jucksonvlllo,
Tiiesdnys, tho Dickey place nt Tub to
Hock, on Wednesday nml Thursday,
und Vincent barn In Medford on Fri
days mid Kntuiduys.
I'liono Main tl! JuiUsoiivillc, Oio.l
rlfliiiiB&anV
"lBHklfijav9lW
101 - 1.
will you bo thoro? William M,
Htlno, lender,
Mission Study class, Monday avail
ing 7;30 p. m. Huhject, Taoism, ono
of tho religions or China. Come
and learn something of our neighbors
ncross the sea.
With Medrord tram Is Medford made.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W. 7IIK DIAMU! 1'HA.IO. A
rvf-t. Atli
lAllOMII IIIIANI I'lLLMxIl
t Ml ,t lLStt.Aln RftHI.W
S010 BY DRUCT.IST3 fYOTHERE
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
Ileccntly rcmodo!ed and onlnrgol, !
added new cameras and apparatus
and Is now strictly up-to-dato in
every way.
Conimerlcal Work of all Kinds
Including copying and onlarglng or
pictures, legal documents, etc. Bro
mide enlarging, any size, and kodak
finishing of every kind.
Professional and amatuer photo
graphic supplies.
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Hupmobile History
CHAPTER VII
(Continued from yesterday)
The oil spray thrown from the
ends of these bearings Is sufficient
to lubricate tho cylinders under or
dinary conditions, but as an addi
tional precaution, oil leads aro pro
vided direct from the distributing
plpo to the space between tho cylin
ders. This nlso forces tho oil Into
tho hollow piston pins and following
the groove around tho piston gives
perfect lubrication at even the high
est speeds.
Tho cam shaft Is ollod by means
of pockets In the crank cato which
catch some of tho oil thrown off by
tho connecting rods and crank shah.
Tho oil thrown to tho rear from
tho flywheel goes Into the transmis
sion gear case. The grit and sedt
mont from thcso gears collect and
settle In a basin from which they
may bo removed by withdrawing a
largo drain plug.
Tho oil from the gears of tho
transmission case Is splashed Into- a
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pocket which connects through a.
tubo with tho universal Joint. The
oil returns to tho crank case 'y
means of a plpo situated at tho
bottom of tho universal joint hous
ing. A distinctive feature of tho oil
ing system Is that the oil Is filtered
through screens bctweon tho suc
cessive circuits. As It Is poured
Into the crank caso It passes through
a screen which romoves any foreign
substance. Again, as the oil is
thrown from tho flywheel It passes,
through a finer screen In the oil
regulator cap which removes grit and
sediment. An oil gauge at the rear'
end of tho cylinders accurately Indi
cates tho amount of oil in tho crank
cat e.
Hear Axle
Tho Hupmobllo Rear Axle Is of
the full-floating design, a typo which,
Is almost wholly restricted to cars,
ot high price.
(To bo continued.)
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