MEDFOITO MATIi TRTBUXE, MEDFORD. ORI-OOW MONDAY. JUNE
2-). 1017
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Medford Mail Tribune
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ENGINEER INSPECTS
ROADS OF STATE
Herbert Nunn, stale highway engi
neer, accompanied by It. C. Johnson,
good roads editor or tho Portland
Journal, arrived in Medford Sunday
for a Bhort vlnlt with John A. Wester
lund, en route back to I'ortlund from
an 1100-nille autoinobilo trip thru
central and eaatern Oregon.
Mr. Nunn, who made the trip an an
observation one to study the condition
of tbo roads and their needs, was en
thusiastic over what ne saw. They
left Portland a week ago tast Satur
day and camo to Medford Sunday
from Klamath Falls, leaving in the
evening for Hoseburg and expect to
complete the I'jOO-mlle trip by reach
ing Portland Tuesday afternoon.
"Oregon is a wonderful stuto for
automohilo touring," said Mr. -Nunn.
"In fact I know of no better slate to
tour In. Our rldo thru eastern Ore
gon was a revelation to me. In gen
eral the roads nro dry, hard and
smooth, with of course here and there
a llttlo rough stretch, and of course
there are some high grades, but noth
ing but what can easily bo mado.
"The good roads, wonderful sreuery
and attractions, and tho splenilld fish
ing make tho ride thru eastern Ore
gon one continuous round of pleasure
to the tourist, even now, and in two
or three years with the road Improve
ments that will have then been com
pleted by that time, this section will
be one of the most favored by tourists
In the United Stales.
"We met tourists everywhere,
many of them even In tbo most out of
the way nooks. .Most or them were
from California and Washington. I
presume the Oregon people were
touring in California and Washing
ton. Eastern Oregon, like nil other
parts of the stale uml country, Is very
patriotic. Wo encountered patriotism
everywhere. Why, over In Silver
lke tho other night In about an
hour t"l was contributed to the lied
Cross at a llttlo meeting in that com
munity of about 2(10 people.
"By tho way, when we came over
tho Klsklyous today it was reported
that by noon 7 automobiles bad
passed over the summit In either di
rection. "Theliest lllnslrnllnii of the condi
tion of the roads In central and east
ern Oregon Is realized In (he fact t,i
In this trip of lino mllis so far, we
only had two small tire punctures and
1roke one spring. The breaking of
the spring was really a ,,r ,,
Ishnesson my part, ai I n I i,. sh,w
"P when I hit stretch of onliirov
road near Hcnd."
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At Ills il'clilmnul'V licariir,' Sill hi-
1".v ul'ler ii he I' .In-tii-c ,,f the
I'eiiee Tiinr, .1. II. Shitibli, the Ap
ilegale mnchcr, iMmeinlcl ,,('
the eliinge ,,l i.-lt with inlet, t t..
kill which slid liccti pivl, i Ti-, n'.Mitl-l
liim liv Che let- Iviiili. 1'iatik W..I.I
linliire mid Herman llcn-nn.
Nlillll.li tc-titic, It,. t he 1 1 . i , I n,,
f'ircil Ills :lj ealihie ofle t.,v. nl- .
three men the , 1 1 -'1 1 Hint thev were
lenillllir one l,f their Imr e- Irelil hl.
pitHlnre tiehl. His te iimnnv n
eorriihrtiled bv iremli, r. ,,)' Ins I'tun-
ily. He Mil, I lie w,is eielise.l liv III.'
loud linl'klliL' i, In- ,..;; near mic nf
the linrns where he ha, I a lai-je ,i:nn
til.V of wool Mull', I tut, I that lie lifeil
two slliils ill the directum ,, the bain,
which wns in Hie i,,,..i,. direelinn
from where the llin-c men were.
The three men w!,o r; Stan 1.1,'s
nrreHl tolllicl t'lal Slici'ili life,'
KPVerill shut" which earn,' cl,,-e ,i
them, .lustiee nl' He I'.n e Tal,,i.
linwcver, held lliat Staid, h did
firp in their cliteelion, im,l iliMin--e,l
the fliiuye n.t'nitisl Slauhb, i
TOP IN DESERT
Mrs. Vcnita Ktei'fVn, nee Hamil
ton, daughter of J. L. lliirnil'.on. hu
wriltm an entertaining let tr eon
(;rnini; an mrto trip in t ho California
and Arizona desert count ry. The let
ter is written from Phoenix and is in
jnrt as follov:
Jut after Ieain Xiland in the
Imperial vhIIcv and ju-t before en
terirn.' tlie de-ert is a hire
warnififf people not to attempt to
ero.-s miles? well suplied with wa
ter, oil a nil 'j-asuline. We iiad trav
eled only a short distanee on the
desert when we found a hoy 'id n
Kord stuek in the- sand we htlped
di: liiu) out. lit' did not have nny
water and the ear was new with
out a lieen'-e and lie was poorly
dre--ed we think he muM lave
stolen the ear. lie started to eorne
with its hut we have not seen him
rtiuee.
Then we eaine to another lonjr
sandy M ret eh and helped an (Ivor
land out, Wc made only five miles
an hour been use of the bumps. Just
imagine miles and miles hundreds of
miles of f-und and sajre brush and
ejie'tus no water.
We had left Niland about ,rj in the
niominir. About 4 in the afternoon
we were ten miles from Yuma aud
we eatne to a sandhill and went
down to the hubs could not pull out
so we very bravely started to walk
to Yumn.
Can you imagine that walk thru
the hot, sandy desert? J-'inallv we
were down to the last drop of water
ami still "six miles to walk. Yon can't
know the craving for water on the
desert until you have experienced it.
Fortunately for its we discovered a
man plowing weeds aud he had some
donkeys mid pulled us out. He lived
not far from there so we walkei to
the house and drank quarts of wa-,
ter. !lt was !l loYiork lie fore we
reaehed Yuma, !
The Indians in Yumn were the ino.-t
interesting things . The men have
long hair and some of them wore it
in lotitf curls and artificial flowers
in it others had turbans made out
of viid handkerchiefs on their heads
' Mi Sunday 1 saw an Indian chief
with heads-- hundreds of strands
wound around his neck, lie wore
two belts one was made of red silk,
the other orange. He had two pairs
of sleeve holders on. They all p
barefooted hnth women and men.
The women wear capes made of four
cii'Tinous silk handkerchiefs sowed
together.
About 20 miles from Yuma we
picked up a couple of boys who were
IT'iint: to the next town. They were
real refined and well bred so wc told
them to come on to Phoenix with u
ant we had a jolly time. The way
is all desert between Yuma and Phoenix-
and the roads are terrible. It
is n mistake for one car to attempt
the trip ah'iie.
That niht the unset was Intious
miles and miles uwav the trees v.erc
-ilhoiielted nir.iinM the sky. There
fascination about the desert at nihi
a hii:ness and a feeling of r;iliu and
re-t that makes a pcr"ti want to May
there and I loved it.
We arrived at Aipia 'alien tc
Mii'iiuiitir hot water - nln.nl it at liulit.
It is a health re-ort. Alum! L'" peo
ple were t here -c era I hi die were
Ka-tctn Star-. About 70 miles from
t'alniite ue found a hoy and his mo
torcycle had broken down - - so we
brought him iuto Phoenix. We had
n hy on each riiiitnii,' board and t
in the scat.
Phncniv i- a pretty lillle v'vi
I hotel. We u"t here about I
o'clock in the atleruoon.
APPEAL MADE TO
The folio viii' apical is heing sent
to all shii.crs and receivers of
freight by the San Franci.-co comi:iit
tee oi t'ne -ur .service commi.ssion at
WiiHliiegtnn :
"With our country nt war, the lail
roail are lieii' called upon to hnmllc
uiijircecilenled (inutilities of all kinds
of uMiterinls and taipplies, and have
pledged to Hie (rorernment and the
people their united c.lforts to produce
minimum disturbance to commercial
interests, ive earnestly apeiil t't all
hippers anil receivers of freight to
insist in the ennsenatim of freight
ears, the must important factors of
which are Hie following'
Shiiers Order direct, in wrilintr,
from local representatives nt point
of loading' only Hie number and kind
of ears suitable for your needs to-
ther with the amount of weight of
shipments.
Load and fitini-li shipping- instruc
tions in one day; the earlier in the day
Hie hetter the opportunity to get the
cai moving.
In nccepting orders for shipments,
secure sufficient tonnage to fill com
pletely a (ill, till or 1U0 thousand
pounds capacity cur, includin'? the ten
per cent winch curs mny be loaded
above innrked capacity.
Receivers Place your cars in
ptantilies to provide n full earionil
as above described.
In plaeinir your orders, designate
track. on which enrs will be loaded and
bill cars nccordingly.
I'nload the day received. Quick
release increases supply available for
vourself and others,
FAS! COLLAPSING
PKKIKd, June J-'.- All provim-cis
which declared their iiidewndcnee of
the pre-ent Peking '.-nvernment I'ave
now ceased their warlike prepara
tions. Leaders of the southern prov
inces which were in revolt telegraph
ed Pckin' that they were wiJlini: to
eomprnmi-e provjilin- a new election
were soon held without military in
terference. (Jeiieral Chanir-INun, the military
:overnor of Anhwei province, who
came to Peking after the prei'ent
dissdved parliament, expressed hoM
that a settlement soon will he reach
ed. Administrative affairs have become
disorganized thru lack of a cabinet
while the various jjove.mment depart
ments have a mass uf documents re
quiring anwerinr. T
riirrninioTO irnT flf
d frnAhk) .) M
MOVING BY POLICE
It was learned Monday thai July
1 the Medford branch of the Union
Meat company will he discontinued,
and thereafter nil orders taken in
this territory will be filled from the
main plant of the company ut North
Portland.
A. J. Hosworth, who was recently
transferred from the Portland plant
to manage the Medford branch vice
E. J. Xcdd, who is promoted and
lAven charpe of the Union Meat com
pany's business nt San Francisco,
and O. R. Fonts will continue as rep
resentatives of the company in Med
ford nud adjacent territory.
Paul Kohler, who has been con
nected with the local branch for sev
eral years, is transferred to the main
plant at North Portland, and will jro
The net shortage on all cars in the there iihout July 1. Former Manager
United Slates on -May 1st was 1 -I.,-1 10 j .Nerid at about the same time will as-
which is the larpetst in the history of
the country, with every prospect for
increased demands. With two and a
half million ears in service this short -
e can he wiped out by increasing
the loailin'.' per car. Loss of car
space and capacity is the most serious
factor today cansni? the so-called
ear shortiiL'e. Recent check of (i."i,
21!t cars shows ."iH per cent of capac
ity Utilized.
Will each and every shipper ami n
I'cived of freight "do his hit
e.visttmr cmert-encv?
time eharpe of his new duties in San
Francisco.
BASIC OK TUB A.YIKfliC'.VX FLO
TILLA I.N" HRIT1KI1 WATKUS, June
25. To see a merchant ship torpe
doed as an American destroyer was
speeding to her rescue was the exas
perating experience reported by the
commander of tbo destroyer upon his
return here today. Fortunately the
destroyer arrived in time to pick up
IH Hie' 1 vl mu view, 'iii.iu vi n uum ntsiv
'swimminff about.
WASHINGTON", June 25. Mabel
Vernon of Nevada, and Virsclnla Ar
nold of North Carolina, two suffrage
pickets taken Into custody by the cap-
Itol police Saturday when they at
tempted to display a bann 3r on the
visit of the Russian mission to con
gress, were not brought to, trial to
day a had been planned because the
congressional committees "who have
charge of the ground adviHed the po
lice to drop the case, at least until
those of other suffragists arrested at
the White House ha7e beim decided
Suffrage demonstrations at the
White House took a new turn when
eight women bearing suffrage Lan
ners paraded along the i:avement In
front of the executive mansion, pa
raded tiack again to the'ir headquar
ters without saying a wotl or unfurl
ing a single banner. Tbo police did
not interfere and merely aw that the
women kept moving rend that the
crowd which collected let the parad
ers alone and kept moving also.
The following books of late fiction
have been added to the public libra
ry: Austin, The Ford; Dacheller, Light
in the Clearing; Hallaniy, Balance;
Blackwood, Wave; Buchan, Cireen-
mantle; Conrad, Shadow-line; Cooke,
Cinderella Jane; Krvine, Changing
Winds; Foote, Edith Bonham;
French, Hiding I'lnces; Grey, Wild
fire; Hall, Aurora the Magnificent;
Harker. Jan and Iter Job; Hay, Pip;
Hlrhens, In the Wilderness; Jacobs,
Castaways; KIplins, Diversity of Cre
atures; Lewis, The Job; Nicholson,
Madness of May; O'Brien, Ilest Short
Stories of 191G; Portetr, Road to Understanding.
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ASK FOR and GET
g-loriick's
The Original'
MaSted KVlilk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
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Grand stand seats
(1,000,000 oftkem)
only $1,000,000
AMSTIHiKAM. June L'.Y Three
t'fch regiment-, haw deb ited to the
b'tl'-'-iatiN, ii . ti il ii itr to n rt atcinenl
oil Sittiit'liiv ti- a eotnimtlee ot dt pa
tics from Southern Austtia 1 v K, 'oii
licotirt. mim-tcr ol defence m the ri
tinnu Austrian cahinct, its pnldThcd
in the I.t'kal Aneiutr and Tauv!!.itt
of Perlin.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. OnopncUnco
)i'oves it. 2ic.;t nil dnivrffisls.
JOHN A. PEKL
CWDERTAXEE?
ji,ly A'Hlnnt.
1W 8IH Til II.MtTI.FTT.
Phone M. 47 and 471-9.
Ausloinoblle Hearne Bervtce.
Ambulance Borvlrg, Coroner
3 men on, 2 strikes and
3 balls. Worth $1.00 and
then some. And no doubt
you'll pay your ball game
dollar. And so will 1,000,
000 other good fans.
Andwewillspend$l,000,
000 so that you may all take
your 7th inning stretch and
light up another fragrant
OWL Cigar. You see it's
this way:
The OWL must be fra
grant. The OWL must
always be fragrant. So to
"sureify" OWL fragrance,
we keep on hand always,
at least $1,000,000 worth of
OWLleaf. ThisOWLleafis
constantly curing and mel
lowing. When after months
of curing it is judged "ready"
by watching experts, it goes
into the OWL Cigar. But
only then.
That's the plain story behind N
OWL fragrance. It's a story that
the 5c Owl will tell you in every
mellow, fragrant puff.
Why not try the Owl today?
It pledges you a mighty good
smoke. And it's in almost every
cigar store.
L MILLION jj?(0tj
DOLLAR rJSiGBTl U
CIGAR
Showing exact she of
tito lracUant, mellow
ram
-Branded for;
your protection
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M. A. GUNST BRANCH
GENERAL CIGAR CO. INC.
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t 'Mi:?. Ill
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nffli capital "
1 PI $100,000.
mill
3 3 W
J4IIIIIIIIE
National Cankiag Laws
THE lt Natinna! E.mk is not only
fouiulfil i!;mn Government Laws, but
operates umler iU rtiroit S ipervision. Then
in ?'.ldition to th is strong foundation
its operation is mai'e more safe, more
convenient and more adaptable by its
Membership in the Federal Reserve System.
.In-1 ,, c.i.'ii liic-e l',-iil:ties
re of ll.e .Mill .' Hie .l. ."-it r,
.,l l.e to i'NI,'i:in to VOU.
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MEDFOP3D OREGON
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GOING TO RIDE
o!i tlv; ;:o!t! oi slnrions? Then look
ovi-r your ear and see if its equipment -h
ronipl IP. If there is something
I:ir ;.' n or should be replaced, come
ri-ht hwf and our efficiency in auto
ciiIT'l;.- sorvir-o will make up the defi
ciency. Ijun't trust to luck that you
can pft ;i!(Ui' without it. Thut's tho
very thin-.; you arj likely to need most
u r-'enlly.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
BEAN
TrackPULL
Tractor .
van
Goes under liram-lies only f" 1 1 1- iVcl ni ;' tlie fi-nund
'(where no teiuii e;ui e) ""Cci s"' uml "Haws'' Jikc
a team turns inside a 1 rii-l'nnt circle pulls as
stronjj on turns as slrnivrht nwiiy trefs into tho cor
ners Jiulls out of soft sput-: like a team, lias full
power on turns, turns ciiim; !, icly around in a 10-ft.
circle. :
You do not need lo huy more land in order to earn
more money. You can make more on l lie land vou
have with a Ueaii Track IT 1 .1 ,. The liean Track
PULL Tractor does all llie tliinus iliat a farmer or
orchardist wants a tractor to tin.
See It Demonstrated 4
6 "1
Does Six Horses' Work
This little tractor pulls a si vlior-c load ( 1 125 ,!:s )
at drawhar. It is a li.-lii .(, ;. W,,,. tenliours'a
day. if necessary, never lit i . ,., , j,,,,- ,,,,v xviu,
workiiiir and making a pr il l, ..i ou. " '
Only iMiiiihls in v,- i.-l.t ,,,, ;,,. npk,,,.,, Post
reduced to a miiiiiiuihi. (:. !, ir.ction . .1 1 il in-d
withliylit wei-!it m. ans I'mdin-tion at Je&s
expense.
It Pulls Itself Over the Ground
That's the l.i-r feature. 1;
power
"I 1 Use tin it !,.
ci ,i,.iiio, m.-, ii on nn;i.t, pins .,i ,, (s
to iiillinir 1 lie load.
Powerful motor runs s 'io.,,. ,,,
tractor is not workiu:,' i i the i j. i l.
("mill' out and wit 1;
for vourself.
i "' .e.....,Kir;tt1.u and see
Watch the P aper for li;iie and Place
dl peam Spray Pinnp Co. m
Mi". sun Jose - - Culifornia