TVrET)F(TRT) "NfATT; TRTP.FNTR, lrRDFORD. OTTEfioy. WFJ)ERT)AY. MAY 1". 1018
OREGON CALLED IP SHOWING ELECTION PRECINCTS IN THE CITY OF MEDFDRD -FOR PRIMARY ELECTION FRIDAY ILIBERTY MOTORS
SENT TO HELP OUT
ALLIED FORCES
PXTTW BIX
WASHINGTON, May 15. Twenty
four states and the District or Colum
bia were called upon today by I'ro
VOBt Marshal-Oenoral Crowder to fur
nish for the national army 61,600
tmore men, qualified fur general mili
tary service
Movement of drafted men to tho
camps under this cull Is to extend
over two periods from ilay 20 to 24
and from May 29 to Juno 2. These
dates woro fixed because during tho
five days beginning May 25, approx
imately 23:1,000 men called for re
cently will be moving to the camps.
Kxpcct Troop Itcplmciiii'iit
1 Today's call marks fufrfthcr devel
opment of tho government's plans for
hastening men to Franco and replac
ing them as rapidly as they vacato
ithe training centorB. In all, 284,000
(drafters will ho Journeying from
(their homos to military cumps be
tween May 20 and Juno 2. Including
numerous calls for technical and
Hpeclally qualified men, the total
number summonod during May, Ik
(something like 300,000, nearly half
ofj tho 800,000 cxpocted to bo called
this year.
' While officials did not oxplaln why
pnly half tho states were asked to
furnish men at thlfl time, it Is under
stood that the sections to bo drawn
upon were arrived at thru considera
tion of the proportion of quotas al
ready called In some cases and of the
location of vacated training camps.
Wldo Distribution
The camps seloctod for the regis
trants affected by tonight's order aro
not all national army camps, showing
that men aro to bo sont whorover
foom may bo Hound for them. In
several Instances men from cortaln
states are ordered to go to camps to
which men from their stalos are not
Usually assignod. Tho western states
drawn upon and cumps assigned tliom
are as follows:
iror tno movemont from May 20
to 24:
California, 1500 to Fort McDowell
Cal.
' Colorado, 1500 to Foit Logon, Col.
Washington, 250 to Vancouvor
barracks, Wash,
t'li JfllM) Orogonlnus
For tho movomont from May 2 9 to
(Juno 2:
Oregon, 1500 lo Fort McDowell,
Cal.
Washington, 250, to Vancouver
barracks, Wash.
Wyoming, 600, to Fort Logan,
Colo.
CITY or
-MEDFOHB
OREGON
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ON CASUALTY LIST
: ' WASHINGTON, May 15 The cus.
ualty list today contained 1.'!0 nniiics,
including Stuart Krcemnu, 341 IL'th
street, Portland. Ore., dlod of acci
dent; Private William 11. Andrews,
Downey, Ida., wounded severely.
Tho list bIiows:
Killed In action, 3; died of wounds.
.1; died of accident, 1; died of dis
ease, 5; died nf ulhor cause, 7;
wounded severely, (I; wounded slight
ly, 4S; wounded In action, S; missing
In action, .19.
Officers named were: Captain
Clarence F. .Inhson, Chicago, and
Lieutenants King Alexander, Cham
horshurg, Pa.; Clarcnco M. An her,
ISaratoga Springs, N. Y.. John N.
Dlckerson, San Francisco, and Geo.
Howard. Iloscndalo, X. v., wounded
fiiigiiuy; t aptain George ('. Froeland
Westvlllo, Conn., and Lieutenant!
.lames K Crawrord. Warsaw, N. Y.
missing In action.
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IIIILIII1U IlLUUMU V f A M IN rniin McCollum's behavior
nwtllI.IIV UIIUUIIILII
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LONDON, May 15. Tho Clyde has
beaten tho London riveting record,
according lo the Dally Mail. Thomas
Devlnn, a former, soldier, at tho Dal
mulr yardH of William hcardnioro it
Co., has driven I IJ rivets in a side
of a ship In nine hours. The London
record, made last week by Hubert
Farrant, was lifi rivets In a tank
in tho same time.
Duvlne's record was inado after
Colonel W. V Fnher, member or par-;
llanienl for tho west division of
Hampshire, had ofeied in a letter to
the Dally Mull 25 pounds sterling to
tho first riveter In llm railed King-
loni lo beat I'ariant's flgurrs.
RUMANIAN
TROOPS
MARCH
STEVENS IS CHOSEN
HEAD OF G. A. R.
ALIIANY. Ore., May 15.- T II.
Slevons of Portland was rhosen de
partment commander of the Grand
Army of the licpuhllc at the Orison
encampment today.
K. F. Sox, Alliany, elected
senior vho-commauder. Mrs. Mertha
Drow Oilman, was elected president
nf tho Women's tiellef Corps. The
ladles of tho G. A. It. did not elect
loday,
Tho encampment voted It was
loaecrntion or tlin flag to make
ilackors and pro-Germans kiss It
WEST
LONDON', May 1 5. "Iteports from
Lingo say that one cavalry division
from Itumaula has passed thru Liege
going westward and Hint morn troops
from Kiiinnnla are expected on the
HelMlan front," says o dispatch In the
h'xchangn Telegraph company lrom
Amsterdam.
"Orders have ben niveri for all
other traffic en tile railways to step
In older to ullnw the troops to pass,"
the correspondent n,,i..
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Meilt'ord South Main
Meiit'ord Newton
Medl'onl I'nrk
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Wnshintou School
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Iv'enr ol' (i!7 S. Kivorsitlo
AMSTKitDAM, May 15. A Vienna
llspateh says that a special economic
realy hotwecn Human la and the cen-
ral empires provides that Uumanla
fill Roll to Germany and Austria
Inn gar jr her surplus production in
918 and 1918 of nil kinds of grain,
lcltldlng oil seeds and also rodder,
ulp, poultry, cattle, fibrous plants
nd wool. Uumanla also agreee to
ill this surplus to tho central pow-
for a further period of seven
)rs, Uj It should ho rcijulrcd, I
It is probable that the cavalry vc-tVrj-ed
o by th- correspondent be
longs to tbo German forces which
were operating In Knimiuia and have
been released from that front thru
Iho signing of the pence treaty be
tween Kumunlu ami the central powers.
oynit BUTTE
Tin1 Lake ('ivi-l; inixiliurv of llii'
lii'il l 'n- xM'icly will yivr n rnt'i'lc
lin Miimcr ii( n'Mii'n:r nf I,.
I liarlcv, iilnmt iUvrv miles nliovr
;iMWiilM.rn, mi (In- I.iillc Itnllr
i Wi'k tMa.l, Smiilav, .May l!', Iruni I'J
tl.M.U until ;.f,. -riv,,!,
A nvi-l lialurf in riitirrt inn wit i
Ihr ttiiiTM r m ill !. a n.tint iitlrd ill
a Miamit-r 1 1 mini-rent nf euloiiia!
!a, ht ii raniinu, Miittiiiir and
weavn:- v. iv ,!,,iie t. the t.l.I-la-h
K!lt'ij
AUSTRIAN PEACE OFFER
LONDON. May I
ter Guardian saya that the peace of
fer made to France last year by Aus
tria as revealed recently in the let
(rs written by Kuiperor Charles to
Prince SlMus, will form the subject
of a debate of tho highest lmport
aneo in the bouse of commons tomorrow.
LOS ANGKLKS. May 15. nnie
McCollnm, 1(1 years old, was shot
turuo tho head and killed Instantly
today as she lay in lied In Iter home
in Glendalc, and her father, .1. A.
.McCoIlum, was found dead with n re
volver beside him after two shots
WASIir.VCTOiN. May 15 Amort.
'can-built llborty motors mny first
reach tho fighting lines In Franca
' driven by French and British scouts
It was learned tonight that urgent
' requests fjrom the allied governments
' for early delivery of the American
engines havo ben received and ore
being met. Shipments already havo
been mado to Great Britain and there
ro intimations that Gcnornl Porsh
Ing approves diverting additional mo
; tors to meet French and British re
qulremenls, even li further delay to
production of American scouts re
sults. Sock Thousands of MotoTS
'. The British government, after
careful investigation by the special
j expert sent over for that purpose, has
been pressing steadily for some thou
; sands of motors to be dclivorcd fpr
1 use. In British machines.
The French experts, at first some
what doubtful of the liberty motor,
uro now asking for and will 'eceive
engines by July 1. Difficulties with
over-hentlng, alleged in a letter from
J-ouis Cammen, read in the senate
yesterday to make the liberty motor
useless, aro declared authoritatively
to have been overcome. Radiator
trouble was encountered, particularly
when machines which had been oper
ated successfully in northsrn lati
tudes, were taken south for tests.
These have been corrected, it was
stated and the lubrication system of
the engine improved to the point
where no further trouble on that
.score is anticipated. -
Aircmft Delay Over
To support their view that tho day
of delays In aircraft production are
over officials point to the fact that
last month saw liberties delivered in
hundreds and to present Indications
ihat the output will be more than
doubled this month and steadily in
treased thereafter. The output last
month, so far as known here, was
greater than that of any foreign,
motor with the possiblo exception of
one loU-horscpowcr typo used in
Prance. No high power motor ap
proaching tho liberty 450 fflgure was
within sight of the American output.
It was to reach that end In quantity
production, It was declared, that the
liberty was designed.
To Try Dispute
Another phase of tho dispute about
.the success of tho liberty motor pro
mises to be settled soon by actual
trial. That is its availability for use
in single-seated fighting machines
Two machines of this type, ono a sea
Plane, havo been designed and built
in this country and will bo ready for
.trial at an early date. They represent
tho first efforts ever made seriously
Service flags for salo at cost. Mail to piaco such high power In single-
Tribune office. " seated, short-winged sneed machines.
attracted a nurse caring for Mrs. Mc
Collnm. Despondency over bis wire's
long illness was said by the police to
havo shown Itself strongly recently
GRAY HI BECOMES
DAI ANOJEAUTIFOL
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.
If You Wear a Truss
And it is not Hie Akron we doubt if you have the best. Tho Akron
truss with the spougo pad has been a success from the start. Phy
sicians who are acquainted with them, give them their heartiest
endorsement. We give you the benefit of an expert truss fitted
without charge. Come In and talk over your caso with us.
Phone SSL
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
Goods delivered.
it tin
Hi MH
of tin
- ii ii n in ulh I, an. I tin- wool
i hy h.Mi.l. The laltr will In
if in rniitan ;aHi. The nnikitK
lr'm the raw w.tni in th fin
artn ie will lie worth the niee
1 timer lo the-e ulm h;'e iirxer
i!- are turn tiMe o- motor -
Since Hie iiM!.ution oT the em
peror' letters tho question hus 1omi
raised Twhether Uu Austrian offer,
slum Id not hue received greater at
tention and especially whether Presi
dent Wl tdinnTd not havo been
eotiMilled.
Almost everyone knows that Race
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brines hack the natural color and
lustre to thn hair when faded, streaked
or crny. Yoara npo tho only .way to pet
1 this mixture was to make it at home,
! which Is mussy and troublesome.
1 he Mn lie lies- : Nowadays wo simply ask at any
cirup store for "wyeth s Sapo and Sul
phur Compound." You will net a luro
bottle of thts old-time recipe improved
by the addition of other InsrodientH,
nt very little cost, K very body unes
this preparation now, because no ono
ran possibly tell that you darkonoi
your hair, as It does It so naturally
nnd evenly. You dampen a sponge or
flnft brush with It and draw this
through your hair, taking ono small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another np-
f titration or two, your hair becomes
lenutifully dark, thick and plossy and
you look years you n per. Wyeth's Saco
nnd Sulphur Compound Is a delightful
toilet requisite. H Is not intended for
the cure, in itJ gallon or prevention of
disease. t
I
j THE UNIVERSAL CAR m
i inn
! While there's no lelllnu what conditions I
may face the country heforo the war is over, j
one thinK Is certain, and that is that I-'ord I
SANTA FE MAKES
FOUR . MILLION GAIN
NIC WYOIIK. ,IV I.".. The Santa
h'o rn llrmiil report for lit 1 7, Ismcd
today, shows oi'eratihK iv.enuc of
1 1 il.'.. ':'!!. .". 1 '.i. an increase uf fL'l.-'-MVJM
over IMS, largely oltset,
hovveer, liy epeir e of $ I ll'. L
an luiliiie ,if llti.Millei;
leavini! n net teal it In oiteiatliii; rev
enaeH of $ l,t'j;i,S!io. income on in
vestments amounted to i; :,2 percent,
against i!.s.", In wli'i.h mirlie.l
Iho lilfth record for Iweulv vears.
niu" anil I" lhn-e in. n u ill he. a i - ' - J J
n ttorihs .m i-,.. T!., !.!.,- .,! the l-"1" " ,
lu .1 i'ni Iimvc il..noti-.l I he diiiiii r " s i
and the proeeeiN will s entnelv fur B r " ka
Hie .i.ivl,.i-,. , .;,!, JJ ; H
FOR SALE
I'AltIS, Ma) I i I,,. toi eriiluellt
has. de I. led to pl.u-e at the dlsiMisal
of the ciiniiuander-in-chlef all the
mohilized norkiumnen I.elnniilnit to
the eentlniients oC IJli, 1 1 1 anil
II' lo. and also seme ot the contin
gents of I :(!! ,i i'lv.t. Allowat-ce
will he iiki.I.' for Hie lime spent at
wound roei ived.
t'le limit and the
HARROW
LOL LAKS
FOR SPRING
C$CO-2n. CLYPC- J' Jf
11V HUM W.N WHITE
Dealers In Kami I-nnds, On-hnrl9 nnd
City l'roH-rtic.
10 So. l'lr.
Six acres, all under cultlvatl m.
Ci'op In, Rood small house, etc., wa:er
j right, on paved highway, a splen lid
valito and the prlco Is right.
Stock ranch fully equipped, j
acres In alfalfa, two sets ot I).;.;.;..:..
! tractor, liny scales, fine hand of shcip
coca with place nt fw.n.oo (,cr att
While tlicre's no lolling what conditions
may face the country heforo the war Is over,
one thing Is certain, and that is that I-'ord
cars will grow more nnd more Into actual tie
cessities. both in city and co'.intry. Prospect
ive huycrs will do well to place orders NOW,
when a reasonably quick delivery Is possible.
1'on't put It off for the demand is continuous
from all parts of the country; Kord care nro
wanted In the North, Eolith, Kr.st and West
every day of the year. Let us have your or
der today and we ll hustle our best that you
may not be kept wait In jr.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
liiverside Ave., Medford, Ore.