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Simon Henson of Portland, clinir
tnan of the state hiirhwuv cuuimissi'U:.
K. C. Kiddle of Inland (.'it v. member
of the commission and Herbert Nuan.
state liik'luvav engineer, with the num
bers of the count v ctjurt. siient Mon
day in inspectini: the new Crater L:ko
hithwnv road between KniMu I'oim
nnd tho western boundary id' tiie park,
and returned late this afternoon to
tho Hotel iledford, where this eveniri1.'
an informal dinner will be tendered
them bv n number of prominent Cham
ber of Comineree members.
JEessrs. Henson. Kiddie nnd Xunn
inspected tho biu'lnvav work between
A. t.1 i i . o:..
JIMIIM1U iiim lue Minium 1 mti ..is- I
L;...,t. ,....i,.,. f. .-..., m,
son nrrived in the city Saturda-y. nn.ll
Messrs. Kiddle and Nunn arrived here
by auto from Kosehurg on Sunday
forenoon, having made the 112 miles
in five hours, which plainly show-!
that the highway is in fairly good
condition.
While inspecting the highway
Isfour
acta
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"Bayer" Introduced Aspirin to
the physicians over
18 years ago.
To gfi quick relief follow enrpfullv
the aafo uiul proper directions in wieh
unbroken package of "lluyer TahlrU of
Aspirin." This packnj; i plninlr
etnmped with the safety "Buyer Crtws,
The "lt:iyer CriW moans the j;en
tiinc, vor)l-f anions Aspirin presort le.l
by physician for over cfiMrn years,
"Bayer Tu blots of Aspirin" can be
taken safclv for CoKls, Headache.
Toothrhe, fcariuhe, Neuniljri;,, l.um
hngo, Kheiiintism. .Toint I'sini, Neuri
ti. nd Riin tenernlly.
Handy t in boxes of 12 tablets cont
but Ik fw rent.. Prucirists &Uo nell
larger MIUye,r"' pa.-k.-ie. A-pirin is
ihe trade mark of liayer Manufacture
Of Mononceticacidester of SHlicylu-acid.
Palace
Grocery j
Where you get Service. J
Fancy Canned Goinls
Fresh Fruits
Fresh Vegetables
Finish Ranch Butter
Fresh Creamery Hut tor $
In fact everything to J
cat." ' :
Moffat & Launspach
Phone 109
132 West Main.
Give us a trial.
the Siskivou.s yesterday Chairman
Henson ordered the contractor to '.ret
the bad places in shape as soon as
possible, and buye this repair 'Work
completed bv May 20. in time for the
passage of the bit; advertising men's
auto caravan from Seattle to Stock
ton.
One purpose of today s inspection
of the Crater Lake highway by th
highway commissioners and count
court was to determine whether to
pave part of the roadway or niaea
demize it all the way through.
i he state highway commission has
much new road work in view for Ibis
section in case tho big issue of road
improvement bonds carries ut the
tlection.
TRACK MEET AT
TALENT FRIDAY
ni c.. . , . , . , ,
1,10 f-'th Annual Track nnd Field
- ""'1 01 1110 "oiimcni Drecon Atlncti,
Association will be held at Talent Fr
day. May 7, lilJO. A tennic tourna
ment nnd base ball contests for both
boys and irirls will be held at Central
Point on Saturday, Slav 1". Tho-e
contests however, will be entirely
separate fro nithe field and track
meet, liules covcrninir them will be
sent separately. All students regu
larly enrolled in districts of the sec
ond and third classes in Jackson
county which maintain standard hiuh
school are eligible.
The chief trophy will be the Ohm
pic cup, which was won bv Gold 1 1 til
in l'.H I. bv Central Point in V.n'i. In
Talent in .1 il ti. bv Phoenix in 11117.
nnd not contested for in 1(118 on ac
count of the war was in 1910. nir'.i'i
won bv Talent. The cup is to to into
permanent possession of the school
wiiiain? it three times.
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MOW YORK, May 3. Supporters
of Senator lllram W. Johnson of Cal
ifornia have abandoned their plans
tor a recount of votes cast in tho New-
Jersey presidential primary last Tues
day, It was announced today by A. C.
Joy, assistant eastern campaign man
ager, after a conference of Johnson
lenders lasting most of tho day.
JUAREZ JOINS REVOLT.
(Continued from Page One)
and military conunaudor of which
were reported last week to have Join
ed the Sonora revolution.
1'n.s TliroilKll I'. S. A.
ASIIl.NC.TOX, May 3. Generals
Juan .lose Hios nnd -Manuel Uaiuhoa
and their staffs of about thirty offi
cers, who hnvo arrived at Kl I'aso
from tho stale of Sonora, have been
given permission by tho American
government to pass thru American
territory on their way to .Moxlco City
I no generals lost their commands
when Sonora revolted against Car-
ranza anil tho Mexican government
asked that they be allowed to go thru
tho I'nlted Stales. They must pass
tnru unarmed and as civilians.
Advance on Mexico City
rGl'A l'ltlKTA. Sonora, Mav 3.
Revolutionary troops were beinc
moved south and east today. Those
going south will join others in the
mountains dividing Chihuahua and
bonora to Invade Chihuahua. Tho
others will reliiforco General Angel
Klores in his march on the port of
Mazatlaa, military headquarters an
nounced. Troops from southern Sonora nnd
Slnaloa, It was said, also would be
sent eastward In a converging move
ment on the city of Torreon, and the
rich Laguna district of Coahuila.
Troops that rebelled against Carran
za in Chihuahua already are inarch
ing toward Torreon. it was announc
ed.
According to military leaders here
the plans of the revolutionists all
center oa a drive as iiuicklv admissi
ble on Mexico City.
Lots of old papers 10c the bundle
nt this office. tf
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Accept "California" Svrun of Kic?
only look for tho name California
on the package, then ou ar sure
your child is having the btt and
most harmless physic tor tho little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love its fruity taste. Kull direction
on each bottle. You must say "Cali
fornia " Ajv.
B OY SCOUTS EAST AND WES t
"One kind act a day" creed is spreading over China
One kind act a day" soon will China is only seven years old, but!
startle the Dragon ot China, for the already it is in a flourishing con-i
Boy Scout movement is spreading dition. It has developed around the
among the almond-eyed youth o the universities and schools established'
Far Eastern republic Boys of a in China by the various American
race which, for ages, did not know boards of missions of the Protest
how to play or to enjoy the great ant churches.
outdoor life, have taken eagerly to With the th o miion
the uniform, equipment and activ- schools, wisely distributed through
Hies which have had such an influ- the opcration of thc thirty dmomi.
ence in developing the youth of nations co-operating under the name
America and of other advanced 0f the Imcrchurcii World Move
countries. mcnt hascd on its surveys, it can
Khaki-clad youth can be seen bc expected that Boy Scout troops
hiking along the centuries-old roads wjH spring up in every section of
in this mysterious land just as they China. Work for youth in all
do in the United States. Every parts of the world is one of the
close-up view of them discloses a prime objects of the canvass for
smiling, healthier and more alert $336,777,572 the week of April 25
Young China than did that ot the in which the help of ever Prot
lads of a generation ago. cstant in the United States will be
The Boy Scout movement in asked.
Guatemala, Land of
WASHINGTON, I). C, May 5. "A
condition of upheaval, not necessar
ily from political causes, is nothing
new to the Republic of Guatemala.
This country has wonderfully rich
nnd fordid soil and its climate rarely
is equaled," sr.:-s a bulletin from ihe
National Geographic society.
"The City of Guatemala, which is
now being gradually rebuilt, was tho
scene of one of the most violent
earthquakes known in Central Amer
ican history. This earthquake ex
tended over several months during
tho latter part of 1917 and the early
months of 19 IS. It began November
17, 1917. On Christmas night In the
parks of tho city, beneath a full moon
in an untroubled sky, tho populace
huddled watching in fear and misery
their homes, the trees, and the earth
as well, creep, writhe and twist
On the night of January 24, tho
moon aain beamed from a cloudless
sky upon these people as they saw
nearly every remaining edifice i
their city tumMe in whirlwinds of
dust. The tremors seemed to center
under the very city itself, and spec
tators have said that they feared that
the earth would give away and a vol
cano form in the very heart of the
city. Houses and bell towers crum
bled, water mains were broken, the
sewaRO oozed up in the streets, and,
in tho cemeteries, skeletons were
shaken out of their coffins.
"One can take u steamer from
New Orleans and in three days reach
Puerto Harrios, on the dulf of Ama
tique, along the sunny eastern shores
of the country, where stately palms
wave in greeting.
"Along this seacoast and farther
inland lnrgo banana plantations cover
thousands of acres. This one com
paratively small country raises for
its own and the outside world's con
sum pt ion about ten million bunches
of bananas a year. The valley of the
Motagua river is considered one of
the most densely vegetated regions
of the world.
Hut tho most important crop of
tho stato is coffee. I'pon the slopes
of its mountains, K00 to oOOO foot
above sea level, these fields of trees
in full bloom, with their wealth ot
tragrant white blossoms, are indeed
a beautiful siput. And equally beau
tiful are they when the berries have
become a bright red. As soon as the
coffee oeans are picked, they are
pulped to prevent fermentation in the
pulp, which would stain them, after
which they go into great fermenting
tankr-, where they remain from to
4 S hours, in order to take off t ho
sweet, gummy t-ubtanee on the hull.
Then the? are washed and spread to
dry in tho sun. After the last fine
ilvory skin is taken off, the coffee is
ready for the market. In 1 1 1 T
itiiatcmala produced about l' million
pounds ot coffee.
"A fascinating land Guatemala is
too. with its dense tropical forests
coenng more than a million acres,
whose giant trees are linked together
trailing vinos above a gorgeous
carpet of orchids, waxen begonias.'
he peculiar blossoms of the plantain.
and scarlet peir.sottias.
for centuries tho country was
the home of the Maya-Q iiche Indians
whivo history reads b.ko a romance i
At QuIrUua are located some of the
i most remarkable rums to be found i
in the Americas. Many queer old j
! monolith?., rosi niblin;, to ome e-
I tent. Kgp:tan obchks. fsvm the top!
of which gituatic faces stare at the.
.intruder, still s:and in an excellent
state of preservation. ;is well as many
rocks carved in the shapes of animals
by h: a:u' lent people. Kea vat ions
in the vicinity jut", e re waled tho
ground plan of wat have beer,
a remui k.C'le and impo-iing temple.
"Ju tfce ai'.uitit-v.n? of Ku;hwwtem
Upheavals, Progress
Guatemala live pure-blooded Indians
who have won admiration of travel
ers for their physique, cleanliness
and scrupulous honesty. One visitor
tells of trying to buy a ring from an
Indian girl who refused to sell be
cause tho jewel was not pure gold,
it nd she did not wish to sell a stran
ger an imitation!
"These Indians wear beautiful
shawls, with no fringes, dyed in
brilliant colors. When brought to
this country specimens have with
stood repeated washing, and the col
ors hnvo retained their marvelous
luster."
Summary of Work of
Local Entomological Station
In 1917, upon the solicitation of
the Oregon Agricultural Experiment
Station at Corvallis, tho Bureau of
Entomology of the V. S. department
of agriculture agreed to place an
entomologist in the Rogue River val
ley to study the codling moth, which
was at that time causing so much
injury to the fruit industry of this
district. M. A. Yolhers, who was for
two years ou the staff of the Mich-
igan Agricultural college, and for j necessarily of a preliminary nature,
seven years on the staff of the Wash- are not yet available for submission
ington" State college, was appointed as conclusive evidence,
to the position, having had several! It is proposed to continue these
years practical experience on this i experiments and studies over a per
nroblem in ihe state of Washington, liod of years, testing out new poisons,
Tho local laboratory was established
during the winter or jiut-is, nu
since that time Mr. Yothers and his
assistants have conducted studies and
experiments on tho control and life
history of tho codling moth.
Tho life history of the codling
moth is being studied in tho minutest
detail, not for the purpose of satisfy
ing personal w hims nor for the acqui
sition of pure scientific knowledge,
but to the end that control measures
may be scientifically and properly ap
plied. The experiments on the control of
The Constant
id Demand T or
OST IOASTIES
insures fresh stock from
your g'rocer and a triple,
wrapping? holds these most
delicious of corn flakes'
crisp and appetizing, im
mediately ready for yoiar
tabie.
These superior com
flakes have flavor
and substance
which mark them
distinct among
com foods.
Insist upon
. PostToasties by name.
Tijde by Postum Cereal Co.Inc.Baitle Creek,Midv
AND 001 OF II
WASHINGTON. Mav 3. Dedar
iiiL' that (sympathizers with radicals
bent on the overthrow of the srovern
ment are to be found "in hiali places,"
Senator Myers, democrat. Montana,
speaking recently in the senate, criti
cised the covernnient in ceneral and
the department of labor in particular
for failure to take adeouate steps to
prevent the spread of radicalism.
'The activities of those who would
undermine and overturn our covern
nient are undoubtedly increasinz." he
said. "In mv opinion, this country is
rookinsr nnd seethin? with the ms
chaniations of disloyal sedition and
bolshevism."
Heferrinc to thc recent miners
strike nt Butte. Mont.. Senator Myers
said that aside from thc eovernment
keepiner temporary order bv tho use
of troops, he did not know what would
be done toward coinir to "the bottom
of this nest of anarchy and rootins:
out the moving force."
"There is one thinir." he said, "that
the government appears to be ex
tremely reluctant to do nnd that is to
measure strength to a final test with
iinv organized body of p- -s af
filiated with organized labor or act
ing themselves n branch of organized
labor. '
"The government mav promise to
do so. may threaten to do so. ni'iy
start to do so. but when the time for
the actual test comes it seems there
is almost certain to be bv the govern
ment ' some wav found of
avoiding the test."
The senator declared congress was
too subservient to the decrees of or
ganized labor," adding that since
Samuel Gompers had said the Ster
ling nnti-sedition hill must not be
enacted nor anything kile it, he did
not believe it would be.
Senator Myers declared that con
gress cnuld remedy the conditions of
w hich he complained.
"We whipped the redskins to ob
tain possession of this country.'' he
said, "wo whipped the red coats to
achieve its independence, and we nuv-t
not let thc red-hearted nnd red-handed
overthrow it. 'Down with the reds'
has been our practice. It should now
be our motto."
the moth come under the following
spray), time of application, number
of applications necessary; strength
of poisons, kind or kinds of poisons,
the use of spreaders for the uniform
distribution of the poison, and mis
cellaneous tests with various traps
and bands for collecting the codling
moth larvae. On all of these points
considerable information has been
gaiifod. but the results so far, being
j new apparatus, and new methods of
control until the very best methods
of controlling the codling moth has
been devised.
In addition to the codling moth
work, experiments are being conduct
ed on the control of the woolly aphis
of the apple, by finding a woolly
aphis resistant root stock upon which
to graft our commercial apple vari
eties. This work will necessitate
planting of nursery stock and exam
ination of the samo at intervals over
a period of years.
This season the codling moth con
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trol work will include experiments of
various kinds on both apple and rear
orchards.
An interesting and important
phase of control work, which will be
taken up this summer, will be an
nounced later.
ANARCHIST IS SUICIDE.
(Continued from Page One)
pressed fear of being murdered UN
the 'anarchist plotters if it became
known thev had confessed. .
At their own suggestion ouarteri
were arranged fur them in the Park
lfow building. Salsedo's wife was al
lowed to visit him frequently. She is
said to have spent much of yesterday
with him. .
News of Salsedos death will g:ve
the first information to some o his
former confederates, Chief Flvnn -ai.l
that some of the conspirators had
been for a Inn? time in custody.
NOW 0k
PLAYING ,W ,-jSF$ "er
fGee, these chocolate creams are
fine!" said Ann, as she chewed a
handful of peas. No she wasn't hult
witted or simple-minded, but she had
a wonderful Imagination. A little
orphan, sick for want of love, facing
all the trials and tribulations of tho
selfish world It's the kind of a play
that arouses your sympathy, makes
your blood boil with anger, and
makes you roar with laughter.
"TERROR ISLAND
The !-lorv is a marvel ot melodramatic excitement.
Every scene is a surprise, every situation u knockout.
Knough action to make a twenty-part serial packed
into six reels of smashing entertainment.
250
includes
STARTS TOMORROW WALLIE RIED in
- DOUBLE SPEED and Sennett's GEE WHIZ
V JL
r- i'u
ifyouwanf
, the genuine
-in bottles
for the home
at soda fountains
and on draught
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MINTER
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rialto
WEDNESDAY "DOUG" FAIRBANKS
EXTRA!'
Limited Engagement
TONIGHT ONLY
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(HARRY MANNING)
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25
includes
Tax
THE TWO BEST SELLERS
TANLAC and ANTI-URIC
We get wonderful reports from Anti
Uric as a rheumatic remedy. We sell
either medicine "6 bottles for the price
of 5."
Heath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store