Medford mail tribune., June 12, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFORD VAIL TTtTBTTN'TC. MEDFOTttV ORI'XiOV, WEDNKXnAY, JUNE 12. 1fU
on the nlsht of January 2. rtussell I Attorneys for Huiisell filed notice or
claimed he shot him in self defease, appeal. .
I-ONlXlX, June 12. AirpliMH trip,
from Knulnml to Annriia arc (putt
iVn.sijilt! by usf; if u inm-liim travel
ing day and nijrlit at the rate of 100
i.ik-w an hour, di-Huml K. Ilaudli-y
1'aL'f, inventor of a type of machine,
named for him, in a recent state
ment to the representative of the
I'aily Kxpress.
"J have received a cahleratu from
Canada eoiiL'ratutatiiir me on the
construction of a machine to travel
to and from America," continued the
inventor, "hut 1 have no such machine
on hand.
"The trip would he from Ireland
tit New York, via Newfoundland, he
inu 1,700 miles. An alternative jour
ney to America would lit; via the
Azors. On the steadv l00-mi!es-nn-liour
hasis you can compute all the
loii-distauce runs that occur to you.
including week-end (rips to China
and Peru.
"For short distances, such as Lon
don to Mam-hes'ter, 1 am not inclined
to think that nirplaii'-s will t:ke the
places of railways unless in case of
pressing urgency. A com fort aide
lirst class carriage of a fast train
will continue to he a more usiml
course of travel. The airplane has
n '-real advantage of sked, hut it has
severe handicaps in the wav of wind
and fo and other adverse climatic
uudition.
"I do not think tli.it after the war
wealihy men will take up private mo
tor ears. Few people can afford pri
vate yachts, and a pleasure airplane
would he as expensive as a yacht.
"There is no such thint; as perpet
ual safety in the air, and this is
hound to have an effect on Ihe iiver-
v.ge man. I am speaking of course,
of the immediate future only. In the
lontf results of time, there are infin
ite possibilities in the evolution of
aviation.
"There is an immense future for
aircraft . as aids to the word's pros
perity, hut what I call the tourist idea
of 'round the world in forty hours'
leads nowhere and means nothing.
"In the course of time hier ma
chines will he huilt with more power
ful engines to direct (hem, hut I can
see no immediate prospect of luininy
cut airplanes that will carry as manv
passengers as ocean liners. We must
continue to hew a re of hot air in air
plane prophecies."
LEGATION CLERK
JEWEL SMUGGLER
WASHINGTON. Juno TJ.-lnves
ligation of the suspected ptot to
Mmilc several hundred thousand
dollars worth of so-called Itussian
crown jewels into this country hu
led to the detention in Italian, Tex., of
Silliman Kvans, formerly a clerk of
the American ligation at Copenhagen
pending an inquiry into what disposi
tion he made of a hox hearing a le
gation seal which he hrouht hack U
this country a few weeks nto.
n.l.lwr lev., .nine IJ. the hov
hearing the legation seal , for which
federal authorities have heen seek
itiU in collection with the sie-pected
plot to suni'-ieJe I he liie-Maii crow it
jewels into Ihe Cniled States, ha--
heen taken from Sdlimau Kvans,
Dallas iicwstuijK-nnan, and formerly
a clerk in the Aiuem-un legation at
Copenhagen, it was h'imied here to
day. Federal officials would not
stale what Ihe contents of (he ho
were. Kvan is in jail.
C0S1 $1000 A DAY
WASHINGTON. June The
l ioas fore -I I ires m the Helena and
I'latluad national forots (.f Montana
are entrayin the e!tort ot more than
L'OO men in Itsjilsru the tlauuw, an
costing (he Moxcrnmcnl l,(UMt a da.
I he t ore-t sei'Uee tod a v a ll inmiieeil
Cnli'ss rain conn'. ofte-mU lr!u-e
n prolonged ami danjcroii tire -ni-son
is inev it a hie. I h-h un!-. ami
liivlt teiniH-ratiire- hae made tin- sit
lurtioti dilfn-ull.
MRS. H. L. PITTOCK
OF PORTLAND, DEAD
I'OliTI.ANI'. Jim.- I Mr. II. I.
I'iltoik, ir'imii'Ht m Hiiumi Inr
Iminy years ninl ili' nf the iuhliluT
ill tile Morning ( tfr'iHiutii lii'i i-. ihi'tl
today alter an tiling nl' in wi-fk.
Hie wn 70 ! i-j hi" iil'i' !i -i.Ii-Iut
litL-linml, Mrs. I'iMih-I; lll Inr
iliililiou.
CASUALTY LIS!
WITH 17 NAMES
WASHINGTON. .June 12. A ma
rine corps casually list made puhtic
today carries 17 names, showing 11
men killed in action, two who died
of Wounds and four severely wound
ed. Captain John Hlaichfiehl of
Hrooklyn died of wounds received in
action.
The li.-t follows:
K'lled in action First Serjeant
Frank Lewis (Jliek.'O-den, I'tah; Ser
jeant Ollie Henry Johannint;meyer,
St. I.ouis; Corporal Louis Wint
Johnsuii Mountain Grove, .Mo.; Pri
vates Warren Findlev Doyle, Shelby,
N. C; Harold Alfred Droo'ks, Curate,
Wis.; George Dallas Murphy, Span
tanliur, S. i',; Alexander 1 1 a 1 pain,
Dallas, Tex.; Fred Krvrnn Lomax,
Ilohenwald, Tenn.; Krnest James Os
borne, Hloomiui;ton, lud.; Harry Minir
Coiu-hran, Martins Ferry, Ohio; Da
vid Alfred Taart, Chicago.
Died of wounds received in action
-Captain John Dlanchfiehl, Brook
lyn, N. V.; Private Fdward Itavuiond
Uuchliu, I'uion Hill, N. J.
Severely wounded in action - Cor
poral Willard Christopher Nellinutoii,
Chicago; Privates Km i 1 Albert Zeek,
Toledo, Ohio; John Calvin Atchison,
Oakdule. Ills.; Fodfrcy Warner An
derson, Proctor. Minn.
V FN ICR, Juno 12. One Austrian
drcndnutiKliL was destroyed and a
second ono duiniiKed in the torpedo
attack made by Italian torpedo boats
upon an Austrian naval division near
t ho Dalmntion Islands on Monday, it
was officially stated tonight In a com
munication by the chief of staff of
the Italian navy.
JAPAN 10 DEFINE
LONDON, June Pi. As an out
come of recent conference, Japan i.
picpiirui'.' a declaration defining her
attitude toward Kussiu, according to
a Tien Tmm dispatch to the Kxchaue
Telegraph company.
NEW DRIVE UNDER WAY.
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pont forests. Their positions thoro,
however, will become very awkward
should the liorniuns drive west of
SolKsons and iiuiko considerable
grould.
(ioniums hi loelet.
Tho success of the French counter
attacks along tho western wing of
the battle line has forced tho Ger
mans Into a sort of a pocket bound
ed on tho fast by the Oiso river and
on tho west by the high ground lyhiR
west of the Matz. Squarely in front
of this wedge, tho French appear to
be holding tho foo, for the present
at least.
Nothing has yet oceured to indi
cate that the Cermans contemplate
an Immediate attack at Amiens or
toward the channel ports. Only raid
ing operations are reported by the
Merlin war office.
Berlin report tho repulse of
French attacks southwest of Noyon
unci claim no progress. Karlier the
Herman eotnuniiiue of tho capture
Centum coniuniinio told of the cap
ture of more than lO.mMt prisoners,
bringing the capture since Sunday to
IS, out! and since May '7 to 7.Otnt,
Murines Amilii Victorious
Northwest of Chateau Thierry (ho
American marines have driven tne
tiennatis entirely from Hellcail wood
and have added ;:ti prisoners to
their hag, Tuesday's victory came
rlKht after the adame on Monday
wben the tiermans were forced back
to the northern fringe nf the wood.
Urlin's report on Monday's (uhtfug
in Itelleau wood, says that renewed t
attack broke down with heavy losses ;
Two Austrian battleships of the
largest tpe were torpedoed Mondav '
off the Dalmntion coast by two Pal
tlie bU war-hip after pcutcrat ing a
condor of (en destroeds. The Hal- '.
tuns escaped. j
French troops captured 1(0 Hut-'
garians In an attack in Macedonia. -
Any system ot persona: Ctwnhncss
is incomplete, that jocs not include
a Sanitary Hair Dressing
inis can only mean
NEWBRO'S HERPIC1DE
Ai!llra(tona t Uit twtur bartwr thopa
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WITH TDK AMFJUCAN Aii.MY IN
IICAliDY, Tue.s,::)yf June 11; (By
the Associated I'ress. ) Americnn
ertillerv aided tlie, French in their
counter attack against the Germans
southwest and south of Mont did ier
today by throwing a harrassin fire
against the enemy. Otherwise the
American troops have not been en
aged in the present battle.
Tho Americans in the sector west
of Montdidier, however, are ready to
assist in the fighting at the first op
portunity. The Germans made two minor raids
against the American lines at Can
tigny Mondav night and were repuls
ed each time. Ono raiding party
which numbered 40 was routed by the
icvolver fire of the Americans,
On the right of the American sec
tor German aviators have heen busy,
(ine enemy tJyin machine hearing a
French insignia as a disguise, flew
over the American line at a height of
f()0. meters ami attacked with bonus
and machine un fire at American
soldiers on the inarch. The Americans
took to cover and there were no cas
ualties. Kcports that the, Germans
have been using- French signs on
their airplanes have heen numerous
during the last fortnight.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., June 1-'.
At tho time of the regular Fourth
of July celebration by the Klamath
Indians, a general meeting under the
leadership of the tribal council will
be held and various matters affecting
the welfare of the Indians will be
discussed. Applications for enroll
ment on the rolls of the Klamath
tribe, made since tho tribal wealth in
timber has been estimated, will be
carefully examined. There aro re
ported to bo about 150 of these. Ap
plicants will havo to show their Iden
tity clearly before being udtnitted, It
Is declared.
Dry weather Is said to bo having
its effect on the big Klamath marsh
on the reservation. The wocus which
grows In the water and Is used by the
Indians for food will not be obtain
able. STRUCK BY LIGHTING
IN EUGENE FORESTS
FCGKNF, Ore., June 1 Fanest
llibhard, a donkey engine driver in
Kirby brothers logging camp at Noti.
'Jit miles west of Kngcnc, was struck
by lightning at 0 a. in. today and will
probably die.
I hiring a slight thunderstorm a
loud clap of thunder was heard di
rectly above llibhard. and he fell in
an unconscious coudition. lie was
in-died to Kugciie in an auto, lie is
a ml single.
I .ON BON, June 12.-Via Ottawa.
- The advance of the Germans on
the right hank of. the river Oi-e, telegraph-
the Paris correspondent ot
KiMitcr limited, is hound to tell tin the
other hank. The entente Irooo
ppdiably will he obliged to bring their
po-itiotiv on the two hanks into line.
Thai, he -us, is the only advantage
gained i sirtlav hv the Germans.
J ir Jtinnv tftfc t tent Ort
ronw ToMoniioW
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WASHINGTON, June 12."-Con-jratulation.s
of the war department
upon the arrival in France of the Pol
ish army recruited . in Ihe United
States, was extended to the Polish na
tional committee today, in a letter
from Secretary Maker.
"This American contingent of the
Polish army is made up of volunteers,
who are not covered by rAmerican
draft regulations," Mr.' HnTier wrote.
"The men in it, therefore, are moved
by the inspiration of the principles
involved on the allied side in this con
flict, and their presence on the west
ern front, representing both their ad
herence to America as the country of
their adoption, and Poland, free and
std f governed, ns the country of their
extraction, will be a stimulating and
ihMHriiiif siyht.
''It will be wholesome to have the
people of the t'nited Stales realize
the circumstances under which the
Polish contingent is formed in order
that they may mote widely under
stand and appreciate the hitih mo
tives which have animated these fel
low citizens of Polish extraction, who,
up to this time, have formed n part of
the population of the I'nited States."
WASHINGTON". J nut- 12 Whili
nut omii'iscd In introduction of tiny
m pnrnte prohibition legislation sena
tors may see lit to otter, President
Wilson, it became known today, is
opposed to attat'kin any prohibition
Mini'iidinents to iMMnhntT appropriation
bills.
CONSTIPATION
Stanolox is for sale in
Ml
PARK FOREST
MISSOPLA, Mont. June 12 The
forest 'ire situation in this section,
has been greatly improved today, al
though fireK racing in several of tho
forests were threatening valuable
.stands of timber according fo reports
received today at the district head
cjuarters of the forest service.
The most dangerous fire is in the
Flathead forest. A lar;;e area near
Knsex on the southern boundary of
Glacier National park is a sea of
flames and near Kg an four fires are
luriiiii','. Homesteaders are threat
ened with the loss of their homes and
property in the Kjran district.
Three large fires were remrt-ted to
day in the Kootnai forest near Libby
and seevral small fires are burning
west of Missoula.
In northern Idaho all danger points
were being- taken care of. The fire
on Marble creek burned over 5,000
acres of valuable timherland.
Forest' fire fighters are working
hard and all are expected to he put
under control. Hangers are being
rushed to lookout posts earlier than
usual because of the dry season. Xo
touble has heen experienced so far in
obtaining fire fighters.
EL PASO, Tex., June 12. William
O. Kussell of Lubbock, Tex., was to
day found gullly of the murder of
Charles Qualey and sentenced to ten
years in the state penitentiary. Rus
sell is a banker and cattleman or
Lubbock. Qualey, a mine owner liv-
I ing here and In New York, was killed
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