MEDFOT?D MAIL" TRIBUNE, W.PEOKT), fmECiQN, FRTDAT, 'ATTlT'ST 25, 1022
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What the Park to Park Highway
Association Means to Medford
ATLANTIC TRAVEL
By DAVID M. CHURCH,
International News Service Staff
Correspondent.
LONDON, Aug. 24. "The airplane
of the future will be at once the most
ghastly and sublime machine ever
created by the hand of man."
This is the statement of M. Anthony
Fokker, the celebrater Dutch airplane
inventor, who is now in England secur
ing designs and plans which he will
use in his work in furthering military
and commercial aviation in the United
States. '
Airplane services crossing the Atlan
tic flvA ni alv tttnaa n Hnv ami nir-
planes capable of destroying entire
I cities in a few hours, are the predlc
( tions which Fokker makes.
"The airplane of the future depends
almost entirely on motor and fuel de
velopment," Fokker says. "If this con
tinues at the game rate of progress we
shall very shortly have completely
noiseless machines racing every twen
ty minutes as regularly as the modern
train service in all directions.
"The actual size and speed of the
machines wilk not increase so enor
mously as the ' numbers employed.
Some 120 miles per hour, with a range
of several hundreds of miles, will be
. the standard model for commercial
purposes during the next ten years.
"Passenger machines will not, in the
Immediate future, hold more than
. ' twenty or thirty pnssepgers. and bomb
iMlng airplanes will be unable to carry
k. : much more than 15.0110 pounds weight
of explosives.
, "Freight machines will, of course, be
v kept as distinct from passenger ma-
i chines as are goodB trains and ex-
i presses de luxe on a railway line.
3 "In twenty years' time the Atlantic
J will be bridged by an air service run
' ning five or six times a day. In fifty
,t years' time I prophesy that the ma-
fr chines will contain, all -the. comforts
! and distractions of a big ocean liner.
"Palm courts and orchestras', dance
floors and dining- rooms, -card rooms
I and lounges, all will be there. The
journey Will take twenty-four hours. ,
"The war was far too short' to de
velop aircraft
"The next war will see the utter im
potence of the battleship. The normal
procedure of attack from the air will
not be direct. The weakest part of a
battleship is its bottom. That is where
r It will be attacked. Denth charge
i V bombs wil) be released on either side
i $ of the doomed shin." .
START ACTION TO
KEEP LOW INTEREST
BILL OF BALLOT
SALEM, Ore.," Aug. 24. Declaring
that 8348 of the 18448 names con
tained on the petition initiating the
interest rate amendment which would
fix the legal rate of interest in Ore
gon at six per cent or not to exceed
seven per cent on. contract, were
never certified to by the" county clerk
of any county, but were sworn to by
certain notaries public who were not
personally acquainted with the elec
tors signing the petition and who had
no knowledge as to whether or not
the addresses given by these electors
were correct , S.' 8. Johnson of Port
land, this afternoon started action in
the Marlon county circuit court to
restrain the secretary of state from
placing the amendment on the ballot
at -the general election in November.
Eight notaries . public, . all doing
business in the city of Portland are
named in the complaint as having
thus .made affidavit to information
they did not possess. They are; Miss
Caroline Herman, W. N. Caster, B. L,
Carter, Otto Newman, Charles Lotal
Maud Stiles and Paul Turner.
The organization is endorsed and
morally supported by Stephen T.
Mather, director of' the National Park
service, the Central Federation of
Women's Clubs of America, the Amer
ican Automobile Association and Na
tional Motorists' Association and the
National Highways Association.
The association works with trans
continental and other highway- asso
ciations as well as Chambers of Com
merce and county commissioners In
expanding the recreational and com
mercial possibilities of the ' great
west.
The oranization is conducted for
the following purposes:
To encourage the construction of
at least one "good road connecting
each of the 12 national parks in the
RocKy Mountains and tho Pacific
coast regions through its influence
with federal and state highway de1
partments. i v .
To assist the National Park service
in popularizing -the national parks
and In its effort in securing addition
al funds for road construction. with
in tho parks. - ;
To assist the Forest service In ,all
of its undertakings in making the
forests accessible' to the motorist.
To assist the Indian service in their
many problems in constructing roads
on the reserves crossed by roads to
national parks and monuments.
And to be of general service to the
west in developing Its resources and
scenic attractions.
It Is strictly a public spirited or
anization, absolutely impartial as to
any one community, lty or town.
Carries no) advertisements in its
official publication. -
Has ho selling price on its offlciul
publication or maps.
Does not favor one park over an
other. Encourages additional and better
auto camps and hotels.
Does not boost or favor one resort
or hotel over another.
Does not take part In local differ
ence of opinion.
Will lead in
til
ST.
FOR 1ST PLAGE
lory will bo distributed to the runners
of the two counties free of charge. '
thereby guaranteeing the advertisers a
bona-fide circulation. The directory I
will prove a valuable aid to the lmsi-1
ness firms of the two counties as a i
mailing list and credit reference. Sim
ilar directories have been published in.
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Cali
fornia by tills company. The work
here has received the endorsement of
the Medford Retail Merchants bureau, j
C. W. Robey, field manager of the
company, is now registered ut the Hoi-:
land, and is making an initial canvass
among the business firms relative to
the advertising and other features. The
directory will be ready for delivery In
about two months.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25. my Associated
Press). Twenty hits off three Red
Sox pitchers enabled the St. Louis
Americans to defeat the llostonians 13
to 2, and to keep pace with New York,
promotion of state wi,ch found its batting eyes after two
parks, new scenic attractions and
days and tiok the final of its Cleveland
. Seeks Information on places of series 7 to 3. Today the Ilrowns with
historical Interest. only half a game lead and the Yankees
Conducts a campaign of education meet in a series at the Polo grounds
to educate the motorists of the na- that may decide tho league race,
tion to the Master Scenic Highway of -Walter Johnson. Washington vetpran
America by advuncing the national added another shutout to his long
narks which are the travel magnet of record, holding tho White Sox to five
GIRLS! LEMONS I
WHITEN SKIN AND j
BLEACH FRECKLES j
the picturesque west.
CHARGES PLOT
TO GRAB
CAP INN HOTEL
scattered hits and winning 1 to 0. His
mound opponent, Binnkenship though
allowing hut four hits, was hit for two
In the second frame, which, coupled
with a wild pitch, accounted for the
only score.
Detroit and Philadelphia engaged in
an extra base hitting contest, Detroit
winning 11 to 8. Heilmann, Walker,
inoa ills mil i. -ill at ii u oirtimju. wiiid
Lionel Barrymore at Page added three runs to his long season's
t.itnal Tlnpi-vniira thn ilia Inini ished ' Ht 1-lnG-
American actor, is said to give a re- In the National letiRtie New York
markable demonstration of how the tin- gained another notch on the Cardinals
JrV.
Rquoozo the juice of I wo lemons
I into a bottle ommtiiiinK t ! ouivovh
of Orchard White, whhh any Iiuk
store will supply for a few rents,
shake well, ami you haVe a quartet
pint of harmless ami delightful lem
on bleaeh. Massago this sweetly
fragrant lotion Into the fare, neck,
n mi h n mi hum d s en eh day, t h en
shortly note the beauty and white
ness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleaeh and bring that I
soft clear rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach because it doesn't Irrltnte.
Adv.
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
Nature's Wonderland and America's
Most Famous Playground
its hotels are marvelous establishments. Its camps are pretty
little tent and cottage villages, models of cleanliness, sanitation,
comfort and simple, Informal living, 300 miles of fine boulevards.
An ideal place for vacation pleasures. Send for beautifully illus
trated booklet telling all about its wonders In word and picture. ,
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
Operated DAILY
Portland and West Yellowstone
by the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
GO NOW. The Park oloses September 19th
I-et our representatives explain tho various
toura which enable visitors to see the Yel
lowstone so comfortably and at minimum
cost; also quote fares, prepare your Itin
erary and make your reservations.
J. II. O'NKII,!,, Traveling Passenger Agent,
with headquarters nt 701 Wells Kargo
HuiUHng, Portland, will bo glad to call per
sonally on anyone wishing to visit Yellow-';
Btone, and arrange all details. Drop him a
card or address
W.M. McMURRAY, General Passenger
Agent, Portland, Oregon.
this case the "master mind" Is actuat
ed by a desire for revenge and while
the point: Is made that this natural
PORTLAND, Aug. 24. That forest
service officials, "misled by knockers,"
are conspiring to grab the Cloud Cap
Inn hotel concession from the company
headed by Homer A. Rogers and place
it in the hands of persona who have no
right to benefit from 39 years profit
less work by Mount Hood Trail &
Wagon Road company, was the asser
tion hv W S Klrlf iintrlpk hpfnre the
Portland Ad club at the Ilenson hotel I almost unbelievable alterations in the
yesterday. I progress of many lives.
By order of George h. Rauch, presi- Mary Pickford in "Going Straight"
dent of the club, the startling charge is another feature of the program. This
usually crafty mentality works in "Theiby defeating Cincinnati 2to 1, with the
Master Mind," a photodrama which aid of Jess Karnes' pitching while the
will be seen at the Page theatre three j St. Louisuns were losing in.a wild scor-
duys beginning tomorrow matinee, in Ing game to tho Braves, 12 to 11.
The Pirates continued on their' win
ning way, trouncing the Phillies 10 to
4. Alexander held Brooklyn to four
human instinct is apt to recoil upon'1 lifts and the Cubs won their first game
the avenger. It is shown that a power-: in the week, 4 to 1.
ful mind dedicated to disturbing the
social organization of man can make
by Klrkpatrick was made the subject
for formal consideration next Wedues-j
day. j
That the' forest service, represented
by George H, Cecil, district' forester,
and Thomas H. Shorrard, supervisor
of the Oregon forest, demanded that
Cloud Cap Inn be developed to a high
poini of perfection, similar to great
inns in national parks as a condition
precedent to the construction of l a
branch from theMmmt rioting Lodp'
road, and that the Cloud Cap Inn com
pany has been given only until Decem
ber 1 to make good, were further- as
sertions by Klrkpatrick.
I'1 -'tire was made twelve years ago
and shows the difference between pic
tures of that day and this.
"Serenade" Without Dull Moment
There is a mighty good picture at
the Rialto theatre this week. It is
"Serenade," first National attraction.
It is a colorful Spanilli drama, with
Miriam Cooper and George Wash play
ing the leading roles. The fact- that
these talented artists are in the cast is
sufficient proof of the excellence of
the production, but It possesses many
other points of appeal. There is not a
'dull mnmont in It tho nofttnern nro
A letter written in May and deliv;' mH.,KlBPB. ,, , rtiP-fi
ered only a few days ago contained the masterful
ultimatum, and the speaker averred j Miss cooper plays the part of Maria
that no one connected with the com- dolCarmen, a senorita, who is loved
pany had been given opportunity for by Pancllo the 80n of the governor of
fair consideration.
That the motive back of it all Is a
desire to oust Rogers who has pioneer
ed as a mountain resort proprietor on
the north slope of Mount Hood, was
Kirkpatrick's further assertion. Rog
ers also operates the Mount Hood
lodge at the head of Hood River valley.
the Spanish province, played by Walsh
The supporting cast has been chosen
with care and discrimination, and the
entire production is excellent.
Dr. S. A. Danford arrived this mor
ning, and will preside at the confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal churcn
tonight. Items of especial interest to
the members of the church will be con
sidered as this is the last meeting of
the official board before the session of
the annual conference.
A question always of interest at the
last conference of the year is the mat
ter of a pastor for the new year. If a
change Is desired it is at this meeting
that the request Is made. If no change
Is desired it is customary to Invite the
paBtor to return for another year.
There have been rumors that the pres-,
ent pastor, Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett,
has an opportunity to go to a large
eastern church, at a considerable in
crease In salary. His wishes In the
matter will doubtless be made known
at the conference tonight
Reports from the heads of depart
ments will be read, and officers elect
ed for the coming year. As the confer
ence Is open to all members of the
church, a large attendance is expected.
BY DEPT. OF AGR
WASHINGTON. August (By the
Associated Press) Breeding a daily
cow that will give enough milk to
feed 30 children a day, more than six
times the capacity of the ordinary
cow. Is one of tho feats of the indus
try which has been accomplished by
the feeding and selective breeding,
On its experimental farm near Belts-
ville, Md., the department has a herd
of six cows, the result of breeding
work, that have produced an aver
age of more than 22.000 pounds of
milk in 35 days. This little' herd
yields enough milk to provide i
quart a day to 170 children.
An ordinary cow. or scrub ' pro
duces only enough.' milk to feed 6
children a quart a day, while a good
cow yields enough to give 20 chll
dren a quart a day. The supercow, as
the department calls her, and there
are more and more of them in this
class every year, gives enough milk
so that a small herd might easily
supply this quantity to all the small
children in a small town.
Tho Improvement of dairy cows
means more thnn increased profits
to the dairyman, the department de
clares. It means cheaper and more
milk, the best bone and muscle
mnker for children; -
RKCKLKSS AI'TOIST HELD
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
American
New York 7, Cleveland 3.
Philadelphia 8, Detroit 11.
Boston 2, St. Louis 13.
Washington 1, Chicago 0.
National
Pittsburg 10, Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 4, Brooklyn 1.
Cincinnati 1, New York 2.
St. Louis 11, Boston 12.
Coast
Vernon 2-2, Portland 1-7.
Oakland 4-3, Seattle 9-7.
Sacramento 3, Los Angeles 0.
Salt Lake 17, San Francisco 16.
F,
TO BE COMPILED
A directory of all the farmers of
.MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE Jackson and SlBklyou counties is now
SPOKANE, Aug. 25. Olo Toffolo
faced a manslaughter charge here
today as the result of the death of
Francis Devlin, vaged 14, who suc
cumbed to .Injuries - received ,,when
run down by an automobile. ' after
vainly fighting death for two days.
Toffolo is said to have admitted driv
ing the automobile.
With MedflPrd trade is Medford made.
being compiled by the Farmers Direc
tory Corporation of Portland and Spo
kane, Wash. The directory will list
the rural field giving names, postoffice
and route; number of acres owned or
rented; assessed valuation, both real
and personal; section, range, and town
ship; products of the farm and the
direction of the place from the nearest
town.
Twelve hundred copies of the dlrec-
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the Original
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ESSE
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 13 to 16. tt
Nurse Saves 2 People
Frcm Operation
"I had two patients that the doc
tors seemed unnble to reach with
their medicines and in both cases
advised the knife. A friend who had
tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for
Stomach trouble proposed that I
recommend It to my patients, which
I did. Both ore now entirely well.
I am very glad that I was able to
recommend It." It removes the ca
tarrhal mucous from the Intestinal
tract, and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and Intestinal ailments, Includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. For sale
at all druggists. Adv.
FALL MODES
IN
MILLINERY
New and Smart Felt Hats $4.95
Tailored Beaver Hats $8.75
MISS TQWNE
AT THE COLONIAL
MEN'S NEW FELT
HATS FOR FALL
SPECIAL VALUES FOR
DOLLAR DAY
$3.50 to $5.00
Special Lot On Sale
' $2.50
See these before you select your Fall
Hat elsewhere.
Mann's Department Store
Entrance on E. Main St.
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