Medford mail tribune., May 07, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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M"EDF0TID MATH TRrMTTNT), M"TCT)FORD, ORKOOX, TUESDAY. MAY 7, 101
UTILIZES FORCE
OF GRAVITY TO
GENERATE POWER
Inventor and Scientist Claims to
Have Discovered the Method of
transmuting the Force of Gravity
Into Other Forms and Sail Air
planes By Dead Reckoning.
(Hy John K. Latlirop, Special Cor
respondent.) WASI1IXOTON', I. C-, Miiv ".-
John Washington Kiscrilinlli, MiccntiKt,
claims lia hnx discovered Die method
of ti'iiiisiiiiiliii); the iorcu of gravity
irto other I'orniH.
Hathcr a cotniiionplnce sfiiteinenl
to tho iiiiiiiiliiilcil yet it is, if true,
the most remarkable discovery of the
ajjo the equal of the "flarabcd"
which the Khvcriiinenl is now inves
tiKnliii. It is iiKiially referred to as
"utilizing energy."
If Kiscnliulli's claims are valid, he
can realize in substantial form this
dream:
Send mi airplane, currying eight
men and 10 tuns of bombs, from .1
l'lieific coast city lo llerlin, without
slops en route, and blow up the kai-bl-r'n
I'olNdaai palace. "
Sailing lij lcl Itis konlng.
for John Wiisliiiiglou asserts lie
Mill has another vilally imporliinl se
cret how to send un airplane by
ciead reckoning, as 11 navigator sails
the ocean when the sun is obscured,
and he eau take no observations to
determine his latitude and longitude.
All who have been at sea know that
navigators every (lav lake ohscrvu-,
turns of tho sun, thus learning exact
ly where they are on the ocean's ex
. pause, 'inning down from the Arctic
Circle ill a former year I witnessed
such doad reckoning sailing j:i clays
from Hering Sea to Sua r'ranclsco.
daring which the sun was not visible.
Vet wo made tile Gulden (into within
a few miles struck Ihe const shortly
rorth of the (lute's euli mice. 1
Allowance is mnde for "slip,''
winds and current deflection. Careful
navigators may thus achieve remark
able ait'i.racy of course-fixing.
John WiijiIiIiikIoii'ii Aiillculloii.
This scientist asserts and offers
lo prove it that he can apply this
dead reckoning to an airplane, the
'plane sustained in the air by trans
formed gravity force, so that hit can
sail it if desired a mile an hour, 11111I,
i!H,mm feel in the air, the darkest or
foggiest night, take his ilcutli-ilciilirc;
luid of men and 111 tons of bombs,
und with a map to go by, know ex
actly when he is above 11 given spot
the kaiser's palance, for instance.
lie. may he given an opportunity by
Ihe government lo make the trial. II'
ho does, and succeeds, itsn't it just
about (rue that the war ends with
victory for the allies so soon as n
hundred or so of these 'planes can be
built f '
They could ride high in Ihe air. mid
blow up Germany palaces, armies,
fortresses, ruilnavs ami supply dc
pots, , ,
INW. Nullify, Hut, Transforms.
The idea of transmuting gravity is
not new. Si'icuvc has sought I lie w ay
for gvnerntioas. II is erroneously re
ferred to by sonic as the ullcmpt lo
nullity Ihe law of gravity.
Of course, 1111I11111I law cannot be
nullilied' Km- such laws are always
Median and Persian in their immu
tability. Hut oflcn a law is apparent
ly nullified. Your house is iiljrc. I
break in, to extinguish the flumes. Hut
Iho law of private properly says. I
may not break into your house. I
must, however, break inlo your house
if 1 see therein a blaze consuming the
contents and threatening the struc
ture. I enforce safeguard the law
of private property when I force ou
st If into your house for that pur
l ose- I don'l nullify it. So the law
of. primly cannot be uullitied per
haps John Wiishinglna can transform
tho "force" of gravity as he claims.
. Wo Now Transform llncrgy.
It is no fniitaslic conception lo
1 111 11 -in u l the force of gravity. Ko
already we used transmuted time ii
n.aiiy ways, lint in the mountain . I i
visions ol the I'hicago, Milwaukee and
SI. I'll ill railway, trains are hauled
up Ntccp grades by electric power.
Thaliowcr is merely energy which
has gone through iiiany changes ol'
lurtn. It came trout I lie sun or that
wo believe in I lie form of rays 1
hghl. The heat cvatol ales ihe nate
It raises us apor. The mini blows
il neross the surface of the sea, and
on to Home mountain. There it fulls
when it strikes u cooler stratum of
' air. It falls down a grinlc -ner -against
a turbine wheel, generates
power, mid Ihe power clcciro iiy to
rim thoso C. M SI. I', mouniuiu di
vision trains.
Hard How for IMMiivrmr.
All RrHt inventors must meet with
bkeplieism, Newton was scoffed at;
franklin laughed at; Holland sub
marine Holland was jeered at; und
tho Wrights airplane. Wrights
were made the butt of ridicule. Hut
each one established himself as of the
earth's wonder workrs, I'erhnps John
Washington Kisenhiilh will do Unit.
He has taken up llio mutter with
the authorities here, anil it is still
under consideration just how se
riously cannot he known yet.
Hut .someone is going to lea 111 how-
to truuslorm tho gravity force some
day, and when ho does a lot of now
valuable machiiierv will he ''scrap
ped" the junk pile will indeed bo n.
large one.
for water Htwer, Klcaia, and elec
tricity in that day will he utterly use
less,. The energy thai is all around
us pulling all the time to prevent us
all from flying off inlo space will
be simply modified in its form, ami
run the machinery of the world, heat
the buildings, do man's work.
I'ower to fisenhulh, Garabed, and
all others who .-lliiin lliey have found
the way.
Unknowingly hardened special dep
uties of Sheriff Jennings who have
been placed on duty up lu the Slskl
yous to apprehend boot!ci;gers and
person- returning from California
with liquor for their own use stopped
County Prosecutor Huberts last Sun
day night, searched the car ho was in,
Jostled up against lilm and otherwise
mauled his dignity. Of courso they
found no booze or oven a traco of It,
and they will probably not know who
they stopped until they read this ar-
tlclo.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and another
well-known Medford couplo mado the
trip to Yrcka and return Sunday with
several other equally well-known
Moqforcl couples. Tho party was la
thrco union. On tho return trip tho
cars woro strung out soino cIlHtiincc
apart and a prominent fruit man and
his wifo woro In tho leud. IXear the
sunilt of tho mountain tho first ear
was stoppod by the guards und
searched .-The fruit ninn, knowing
that Mr. nud Mrs. Roberts were In the
second car Informed tho guards that
thoy had hotter examine tho follow
ing car ns Its occupants were very
noisy and probably had lota of booze.
Thon along enmo Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts. At once tho alert deputies
Jumped out and halted their cur and
mado Iho occupants got out while
thoy searched It thoroly. Kvery once
In a whllo I ho deputies would hump
up aguliiHt Mr. Huberts, evidently hy
accident, In hopes of fooling a bottle
In his pocket or concculed about him.
All this tlmo tho prosecutor nindo
no prntost nor did ho, reveal his Iden
tity. Almost eVery car that cinnc over
tho Slsklyous Sunday night, und thero
wero many, was stupped und
searched.
WITH HUN LABOR
U.NIK.N, May 7. (icorur II. Knit
t-ils, miniMrr nl' lulmr, suiikiii tit
Norwich (vc-tcnliiy, dcrlnrcd he ui
htrotinlv opjHiM'il In miy router
vtwv with the hihnnni: rlas in (Jer
it'll ny, ' lie mentioned the preseneo in
Kiu:liihl lnt week of representatives
ol ihe American federation of I ail mm.
Thce men, he sniil, hud come lo Knjr
h: 11 tl with definite int rurlimw to re
sist everv maneuver to liritit; them
into contact with encmv cili7.cn-.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
ALUMNI DINNER MAY 10
The following Idler has been sent
out to I', of O. o I it itt it I In tho vnlley
iM'nr Alumnus: l-'or this year, May
lit Is the appointed slate-wldo "Ore
gon day." Tho valley uluiiiul will
moot for dinner nt 7 o'clock, the
Hotel Mel ford, and will hold all
evening session. Kvervono who luis
amended tho university three weeks
or more. Is urged to bo present
I'lcH.io bring this to tho attention of
nil tlio "Oregon" people you know us
the cnmiuttteo may not have the
names of nil tho valley alumni.
Reservation will be fifty cents per
Plata and these must be made In ncl
vnnco. Please notify the committee
on or before May S.
Wo nro all proud of the splendid
record our nlma mater Is makliiK
I'or a still greater future sho n.'ctls
our support. Let us get together, re
new oltl Associations, meet new
n I u in n I nnd help keep the old Oregon
spirit flaming.
COMMITTKK ON "OREIIOX DAY"
II. II. Matthews, Phoenix, Ore.
Vernon Vnwter, Medford. Ore.
P. K. linker, Medford, Ore.
Homer Hllllhs. Afhlnnd, Ore.
REG X MISSION
FOR RUMANIA
ESCAPES HUNS
Eventful Flight of Americans From
Jassy Dodge Germans at Odessa
and Fired Upon In the Ukraine
Special Train Provided but Many
Adventures Encountered.
l.OXUO.V, Muy 7. In un eventful
flight from Jassy, me itiimanlan
capital, tho American Itcd Cross mis
sion to Ilumanla, which now hus ar-
rlvod in Loudon, oseaped from Odes
sa :i hours before the Cicrmuns en
tered It only to bo fired upon by a
German battery la the Ukraine 200
miles north of tho famous lllaek Sea
port.
Tho (iormuii shells did no damage
to tho Heil Cross train, falling about
half n mile from it, hut several mem-
bors of tho mission, breathed a :dgh of
relief when this came to an end after
five minutes which had seemed liko
hours.
When tho mission left Jassy it was
known that tho journey llke'y would
bo .dangerous, deports In Jassy as
to the whereabouts of the Germans
varied greatly but It was fairly clear
that they wero within 5(1 or 00 miles
of Odessa und that their advance
parlies might be encountered along
the line. Most of tho parties on tho
train were officers and privates of
the French mllltury mission 'to Ru
mania and II was hardly to be ex
pected that German guerilla bands
would mako any distinction In favor
of a few American Jted Cross uni
forms.
(liven Siiechil Traill.
The American Hed Cross mission
left on the third of six trains which
curried tho allied missions from .los
sy. Tho first train left at noon March
9 nnd Iho other trains followed at
lnlervuls of two or three hours.
Kach train was provided with
footl for a mouth. Tbcro wero no
dining carH and the food was cooltcd
In two military food kitchens aban
doned hy Russian troops which were
carried on a freight car on the end
of the train. Thi-eo other freight
curs loaded with rails, ties and rail
way iron ulso wero curried so that
tho road could ho repaired quickly In
case of accident or If tho Germans
had torn up the line.
Tho train on which Iho Americans
traveled was one of tlio most extra
ordinary combinations of railway roll
ing stock ever seen. American doc
tors nnd officers had a train class
sleeping ear whllo the nurses litul a
second-class sleeper. Both curs w'ero
of ancient Russian vintage and with
out water supply or heating facilities.
ICnglnra of IH70.
Tho l'rench officers hud sleeping
curs, some Itussiun nnd some Itumaii-
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
Glrlil Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try HI
Squeeze the Juice vof two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
of on-hard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint ' of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complex
ion beaulllier, at very, very, small
cosl.
Your grocer has tho lemons nnd
nny drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for a few rents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion Into tlio faro, neck,
nrms and hands each day uud see
how freckles und blemishes disap
pear and how clear, sort and white
the skin becomes. Yes! It Is harm
less. Adv.
"Jfie Vinnr c tin itUrnt Ort-
TONIGHT ONLY !
'The Ordeal'
A Stirring Dratha . of
French Uravrry and
German Insolence
TOMORROW
NORMA TALMADGE
AMI
"THE SPIRIT of
THE RED CROSS"
iun, hut the prlvatoB were compelled 1
to uso ordinary freight cars of non-1
doscrlpt types and two or three pas
songer cam. ' J
The engine dated back to 1876 audi
burned wood which was picked up
ulong the way. The engineor matched
the engine. Ho was an elderly Rus
sian of Tlolshevlki opinion, and had
to ho fed with rubles and cognac al
most as frequently as the engine re
quired wood. Ho carried his family
with him In i box car next to Iho en
gines and whenever meals or other'
domestic, affairs required his atten
tion ho stopped the train and wont
"homo" to his box car.
Just outside Odessa the engineer
became dissatisfied with the flow of
rubles and cognac and went on a
strike. The French officers tried to
reason with him, but ho was obdurate
and departed with tho engine nnd tho
box cur, leaving tlio remainder of the'!
train standing on tho main line. He
had chosen a rather critical time, for
reports were current that the Ger
mans wero likely to reach the rail
way at any moment. After some do
luy tho Kreneh succeeded In finding
another engineer nud englno and the
train proceeded.
Xnrrow pu-apc at Odessa.
As a matter of fact German bat
talions entered Odcssn only 36 hours
nflor the Americans passed thru (ho
city and It Is believed probable that
somo of their advance parties already
wero in tlio suburbs at the tlmo the
englnocr went on strike.
Tlio striker apparently suffered' a
chango of heart soon after he left the
train, for tho next day when the
train was a hundred miles or so
beyond Odessa, ho with his engine
and "homo" caught up with 111', train.
He begged the French of.icers lo
take him back on their rn terms.
The Krcnch declined to reinstate the
old engineer and tho last seen of
ti 1 in ho was taking his engine and
iiox ear backward on the return trip
to South Russia.
Two U. S. Generals Dismissed.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
PRANC-H, May 6.. (Uy the Associat
ed Press.) Drlgadler-General Benja
min Alvord, adjutant general of the
Amorlcan forces, und Hrlgadler-Gen-
oral A. E. Hradley, chief surgeon.
hnvo been relloved of their positions
on account of ill. health nnd nro re
turning to Americn.
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert C. Davis
will net ns adjutuut general anil
Colonel Merrlto W. Irolitati. as chief
siirgnnn.
Mivlfoiil Man Una Thanksgiving
. Kvery Day.
"Two years ago, after suffering
many years with stoiunch trouble. 1
took a course of .Muyr's Wonderful
Remedy und haven't been sick a day
since. 1 can cat anything 1 want
and have no pain at all. Three doc
tors hud advised operation, but your
remedy lias cured me. Kvery day is
thanksgiving for mo. 11 is a simple,
harmless proparntinu Hint removes
tho calurrliul mucus from tho intes
tinal tract ami allays the inflamma
tion which causes practically nil stom
ach, liver and Intestinal nllments, (In
cluding appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. All ro
liablo druggists. Adv.
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