Medford mail tribune., February 24, 1929, Page 15, Image 15

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John Johnson Writes of Sights
- and Experience in Orient
' Editor's Note: Jh jj t.w
ford men, tailed from 8n Frnci 11 jf weit known MM :
the world. Their voy," wM? be ol JLj!??,embeFJ ,hr M'
which time they are "ttbTiSVA dUf,"'S ;
At the request of thii can-? M,fr. iatie ni fopen countries. '
trip for WJ"? tb, ir? ;
colorful ttrt.eie. which .re .ppeerinT?. LS ",th 0t h'- I
;"'.' . i . SEW. jroitK; 'OTJ .'AniwMmc-
Ws h bwi, ZZ !' ith tortlHty of the. mcnt f a e,r ' Ievlhiy a
nast week and e ?K Java the. The fonowltw toy w drove to housewife electee. tte.
dear's ?vnt thl. n p T 11 U,Uo vaiaeo noar ! the have short-circuited and gone out,
cult L it will I P. k iffi" Br,;lt B-hdu,m," the ituddls ; may restore them simply hy pusli-
Tcnn try to toll vm, S,I"? 1 ! 1'C mo"ums this teacher. This. Ins a little rod in,! of putting
I can, tty to toll jou something ot.-huga grey ghost of a past glory 'lu now fuse plus, was mad he
ln'S marvelous- was hi!!t dunlin- ih .h,hh . to ihn American Institute of
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conception ot this!
W ""5raBl I lower-
HJM bedecked wonder-(effect
T land.
'v -(C'i:N Sinsa -
VV ? poro thn s,h ot
j '"B at liatavla,
Java, on t h e
mornins of the
.Illp. ,.Iolnwiil flih.. We were
. - , . . mot nt thp pier
by wr BUiflO and .lavaneKO tlrlvr,
and proceeded, after a short mop
in Itatavla, on our toijr of th isi
anti. At present w h:ivo completed
hut -two-thirds ofour trip through
the cotmtry and the othtr one
third will bo spent seeing the elile
and Industrial activities of the po
plo. Ouf time, up to the present, hnk
been spent over the outlying dis
tricts, visiting small vllhiReH, jiae
Ing the njrrieuitural development
and viewing the native iife of these
35 jnHlipn people, to whom naked
ness U no Pharne nnd whotjo primi
tive tdmpHHty i beautiful.
, The Dutch have ruled whtejy and
well here mntl even if It might ap
pear that the native has been some-;
What exploited, they are aa well'
off as they might have been if left ,
to the management . of their owe '
affairs, . :
. ' Aftrirulturp jfoveloed.
Tho marvelous dovolopintnt of
the country would naturally be j
areditcd to tho Dutch, however, 1
believe, the Javanese people are to
be considered very generously, as
n responsible factor in tho marvel
ous agricultural development here.
The Dutch met a. primitive people
and treated tho problem quite dif;
ferently from the other civilized
white races. In bringing their mode
of living and iriens to a people un
prepared and wholly unfitted to
.live as the white man,
, The Hutch people have allowed,
and . will continue to allow the
Javanese people to live as they
have lived for generations, and for
this reason the native of this Inland
will survive, wili remain tho strong "b me n n turns, ; jno scums sun is no more correal,
rneo ihoy nw today, because they I as rRt a "hy glow through the The speed of the eheihig cur
are not forced to adopt the white I Ktorm clouds in the wost and bliss- rent chums the air so much that
man's garments nor his mode. ofjd -us with a hew picture of thjs special vema fro made to lei it
lying. ... j lovely tropic land. . . ., escape; .otherwise it-overheats.
The Javanese works or not, its I
..hp,, jQlaotst The , inore,. indtistHous
rent tho land from the iJiuch gov
ornment nnd farm crops. Othe
follow such arts and crafts as are
developed to ft very high degree, j
The fellow lacking ambition, whoj. t
clings to the more primitive and i
easy Hfe, builds his home in the! ,
fringe of the jungle and feeds his;
family end himself front the gen-j
prous fi'ifl hounlifnl hnjul of na-1
lurp. Tho ripp pocoanut nmt man- I
ko fall in liift yard. Tho brend-j
fnilt nnd hnnnna tii-o nhvn.vs with- j
in hlfi rrnph, as nro a dozen other j
fruitH. Th php nil ro to mnkp up :
(hp rtnllv tlit of thp native here, I
Hi fnmilv nnd himself bo naked. !
tinnfrnldand without chame. nnd
for this reason hp nnd hl family
!1vp as his predPeessoiB lived, lonff
hoforo the white ntan and tils civ-i
ilization erowed tho threshold of!
his Imnjbon hut. j
Go Barefoot.
AH the people K liarefoot nnd j
95 per eent or morn of tho Jav- i
ltneMx people do not know the feel
3f shoe leather. A p)eep of batik,
Inatlvo elolh, alioat the loins make
a eompleto wardrobe for the Jav
anese man or woman, and the ehil
Vlrpn run about as naturo made
them. Java Is one great botanical
. ienrden and with her rich nnd fer
fK. t lln soil, oven, tropical climate and
vast variety ot prodtiets. surely na
ture conspired with ntan In ereat
- Ine hero nn earthly paradise.
So landscape artist has pvor
Hived that could approach nature's
arrangement ot Java, mountains
nnd streams. Here nature splash
ed her most vivid colors, with the
lush green of the jungle as a back
ground, every shade and color of
flower and leaf vie with each other
in brilliancy nnd beauty.
On our trip to tho active vol
cano, r a P n n d a y n, we passed
thiough miles of primitive jungle,
great clusters of bamboo over
which lowered tho lofty cocbanut
palms, the wild mangoes, sweet
plnt" " huge banyan trees form
a screen through which tho sun
never shone, and about us and
within reach, great white lilies,
white roses, mornlngglnrles, or
chids, violets nnd a hundred other
beautiful and fragrant blossoms
lifted our jungle trail for miles.
Coo-coo birds, orioles, parrots, ra-
i narles, as great a variety of hints
as of flowers, gave us the. sym
phony ot the jungle as we passed
their way.
The occasional meeting of a na-fi-e.
naked save for tho scrap of
batik about his loins, lent nn at
mosphere and formed a picture
never to be forgotten.
View Plantations.
Upon our return from the moun
tain we spetit the night at ,-Oie-llghttully
comfortable and attrac
tive hotel and traveled the next
day through the terraced rice
fields, past thousands of acres of
tea anil coffee plantations, rubber
and quinine .groves nnd tapioca
cultures. Tobacco and peanuts are
also grown very extensively. ij
have never seen such sugar ranci
as is raised here. This Wand is!
fortunate in having an abundance
of water. ' Flowing water is every-"-where,
even to the mountsin tops:
rushing streams are nn vry hnnd,
Bjaklng It possible to add water to
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rountry. Anydc-itury and the achievement, under Electrical Kisineein here, .
Reriptiun will .be) Ui inspiration of liimloo nrcbl-- The home device comes as a by
n ad equate to. toots, in most likely a monument i product of the discovery that takes
hrlng to the read- j crsctcd over a part of the ashes! the dancer out of breaks in corn
els mind a fair? of liuddha. The material iicei -tc . wtei-etot mcr-nawer circuits, '
of volcanic stone, the grayish tint'
ot which enhances the imposing
of this enormous structure,',
i -hlh .ti ,-.-
1 virtuosity of the chisel. It lundi'
! Mount Jlcrape in a plain of i
, zon beins bordered by a ranBe of;
j beautiful hills. This strneiure is
53i feet souare, built with three
1 terraces, wide Bnlierits runuinir:
runmner;
around each terrace. The wails Sleplnn of the WeHtinghouse Klec
are carved with thoummlit of fis-Urio ilanufaennrina eomiiany, who
ure of human, beast and bird, ; read mo of several pkpfiv an
done in b:-reUef, ; nounciiig tho device. The troutdo
Visit Siwjps:. : in super-power has been that whn
Yesterday wo apvnt in visiUiif; ait electric clmnit is jitut tf, ihc
the bhoit in the native quarters, j electricity tries to keep right im
The brass shops where ivt;ly hra ; Koing through the air, becoming a
articles are -made and in many j source of danger. For e:irs oil
private homes where th native lias been luted to (Uench" ihi end
batik cloth is maiiuCactured. (of a broken circuit, but oil, twins
last evening we enjoyed tlieja fuel, tended to ignite,
privilege of witnesdng; the "Wa- Dr. 8lepiaas device fa made of
Jonjt Wong native theatrical piay. round copper pSftten thai do two
These actors were the best in the umpcrtani tricks with the current,
country and their exhibition proved Finis, they split it into many small-
thax they poss?st'd considerable ,
dramatic, art, even if the enter
tainment was weird and savage.
Today we leave for ma rang, a
seaport on the north coast nf cen
tral Java.
January 5, aboard the $?. S. K.
P, Xutch Huer, bound for Singa
pore,
Tomorrow morning wa reach Ba-1
tftvla N. H. Hcaport, Java, and from
this place we sail north hack to s
Singapore. We turn our faces from f
Java with real regret. We enjoyed. The speed of these hot arcs not
every hour of our visit 1p.t his lovely f only keeps them from melting the
land, her towering mountains, .ey; plates, hut, says the paper, it even
en of which are .living volcanoes, prevents scorching of a. cotton
splendid hotels with tho best of i thread held in the path of , the
food and service. The scenic won- j electricity, . ,
der of her jungles and rushiijgj The apparatus b lamed on the
streams, the terraced farm lands; j action of ions, which, flowing in a
towering cocoamtl groves and tea i stream, are essentially the things
plantations. The fragrance of her! that compose an eiectrica! am Jy
flowers on every, breath bf air,! old processes these Ions added
These and the hundreds of other more ions- to ihejfiselves when a
interesting things of Java wiiii circuit was broken and caused heat
never leave our memory. , land flashes. Hut by speeding them
As I finish thin letter I can s'.iU ; m, the reverse takes place, -and
ee fringe of coeoanut palms!
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E1F1RST- SPAN1SH :
QITUPLETS OlEf
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! aiABlUD, Feh,; 23. fin K! Son
printH a dinpatph mm OimjPiin,
VnilotloHd, ipj)orJnj tito hirih ot
(tiiintuplpts, two hoys imt! throe
jflrls, to a woman there, Sofia
Hernandez ilolpeceres, Tho - five
Imhles dietl shortly afier Ijirtli.:
Dr. lnhlora Villa, professor of
olistetrimi in the t'nlversHy of;
VaHalMHtl, referring to the caKe, t
says ouinttinlets aro extremely rare ,
nnd that lite case in possibly tho
flint In Kpnln. Tho nvcraen of nueh
he said, is ome in about forty i
A greater car
STUDE BAKER'S NEW -
COMMANDER
0rce-$3J5 4
a
Cohmakk Six CoNVHtTiBii CtfttoiJtTSixairtaiftjisJrmird
iitniard tquipmnt$l4Q$ at tie Miry, fiumfrrj and if an t'irei txtrt,
ANEW Commander Six smarter, larger, mors lux
uriously appointed yet the price is lower thantver!
' Luxurious comfort --hydraulic shock absorbers, new ball
bearing spring shackles, widsr, deeper, softer cushions.
It U still safer, with a lower center of gravity, a st(ecJ-core
steering wheel, a non-shatterable windshield, is I he
gnat tit meter (ar ever euitf ana teta as ui prut j
Tune In en "Studebaker Champions" Sunday Evening 7: IS ta j
7:45 Pacific tiir.e KGW, KMQ, KOMO aril all of NBC Red Net- I
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132 South Riverside : ' ' Phone 464
NEW DEVICE FOR
SHORTED CIRCUIT
IN HOUSE WIRING
This discovery remove risk of
the flash of fire, that accompanies
breaking an electric circuit. ' in
,,.,. ft..-, ,.i.3,,i u,- t
meitlo gof,t metal strip in the fuse
pltlB.
the pushing of a rod.mnih tike an
ordinary lisht switch to restore the
broken circuit.
The invention is tiy t)r. .I.isenh
er currents, and second they .-ipeed
it up. Tho paper says the upced is
2-i miles pet aeeond.
Hach of the umail currents whirls
1 around and around the copper
j plate 36 to 40 times, and by liat
time it is exhausted r-Vnuf fed out
I The temperature of this, expiring
j are of electrical .current. Dr. Mep
iau tid, is about 6t60 degrees
Fabrcnbel!, which approximately
half tlie estimated temperature of
tbo surfaco of the sun.
(he copper absorbs ions until there
SHOOTS FATHER WHEN
REFUSED AUTO MONEY
PJIOKXIX. Arix.; -Feb.- JiB)
Woodrow Walker. itS- year m age,
told Sheriff Heth Dodge of Sftffrd
that he hud shot and killed his
father, James Walker, prominent
farmer, on the. night of January
10, it was reported from Ha f ford
tonight, '
"I shot him because he wouldn't
Rive mo money to make a iJaymem
on my aotomolilip,' a report from
the sheriff quoted youns Walker
an sujiiiB. ' i hid behind a stand
of leehlve and hot hlw, usllitt n
rifle to do the shooting.'
-Door Sedan
at the factory
New
"if j?'ta!!'-.,s. r
Nw Chevrolet
Aociated ireft " Staff Writer.
'Antone" other riisttncttoifx, the
new Chevrolet stst nw on display. t
in our hosr rttoiii, hidtb she rec-
ord of ha, iRS beea viewed by more -people
than ever licfr saw a nen
ayiomobiie hetween ih time of Its
announcement and the time the
first tlelH'eHea were made, says "
Hall Mien, of the IHeree-AHen Mo
tor Company, - ;
iSeuveen tbe mld-Xtvcmhcr
annouiict-mcnt of the nesr Chcvro- ;
let iie and the time f the
first .Aeiiverles, January J. it is
otiitiuteti that mre than 10,MM.-;
016 persons iaid it ht tribute of
a personal insjVectlon.
A f en
The Lawless Ladies
Woim-a have 1Shh so long
taught .o insider themselves oar
better :tng-eis ihat ibcy find It dif-
ficult. If not imposihie, to almn -
dn. she advaatagemis itiM of
ioril Kupermrky evca when in -
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luch iot Jittlc
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"jj "rrr
Chevrolet Coach
n
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Sx-cyhndef Coach, f?stcat tcHtng unit
iefre the first of the icvrs
ocijinaHy planned advance hnv
in? was more than a vec!f obi, the
full significance dcr
stood of the pnJdlc acclaim biit the
mv line as winmns. At lttroit,
tit crvd numbered -$Jia, or
more than the best upcniis
dy ermvd In .the hiiry f the
famous Setrit automibiie xhw,
Appixbn;tbdy a quarter f a mM
io pcr?gns YiiUt'd the j.Ntwia?j
during it xix day X'w Vorfc run,
The fdbwd abost overamhi
the revN-ii plaiM far a more wide
spread showing of itw m-w hue,
A tiirxim:i tciy S8 eit ie.n were
pla-ed on the list of added advance"
digig in conduct suggestias
,pdt - th ppoiU
i Tbcy tmv Wis enemraged by
o many generathiiis of pfe't ami
aditih-er t believe that romance
jl - tbir special province, tintt any-
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f if M
of tfte Cftevrofftt line
shfnvm. Cars from the Flint fac
Hry bad i& l.idcd sod shipped
by pximvss.. Xcwsiaper advertjlfti;
wa relied ptn fe veb-oase ii)
pub!c Ami th sawf.i, iW
adiietuiy itl&nnrti nmmv M an ss-
icsNl i& by miiiUms who
fbw-ki la St' $h t-nrt" ; .. .
iHz? JattmiTy deUvcHe exceed
ed thi tt a& iCiviM January
s-'iac we have. ic& ImsHie"
Kiitl Sr. AHcii, -imdactlos hx
5ea stepped aji a the Oiiklsnd,
VaL and ir Pcbrmsry de
liveries are coming- tbroah- very
jjaHstfitcSttriiy iifre tMs c ex
pect ttj sperlsece a dcisy what
' ver is? diverK of any mlc
Hns whb ss4ioesly bmlwrs tbe
fttil and rightful owatl$i their
litm'cS-s tti ailarcmcnt iiiii traffic
iirtiisaiic Whch prevr-iiC' fheir
eajiiabb srrivai at dfmsev-par
Ufe-is r laws aKaMisE ltttiiisc ua-
!asficlasit t!MWsml amttakm
pretty ebditca tnm f$&&&&hU'
dciarVm?m strs payiisj?
foj tlm ssjtfiiis ti Hbem aa m-
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body is anticipating, '
De Soto Six the kind of
car the whole world ex
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to produce.
De Soto Six product of
the engineering, research
and manufacturing 3 skill
of Chrysler touches new
peaks of style and beauty
gives new measure of
quality and performance
for cars selling well under
$900 at the factory. -
EAD-FURCH MOTOR CO.
South Biverside
wU-rabie sad issjUid irsccssUs,
; Fr eveii bitsgcr acs shy ,livae4
if a f lesai ami ciaatetfi
Hubordin&tmn -whes the &ly p-rssi
way of scuriiig fsr iljeisissSv
SKy rijtbisf or prnilejjca in the
hme m society wa ? trat ta?
all-embrafii!g lcg;jl SHprcmacy
the paterfamilias as a isaas
tc4'hniclhy of no moralBy Mediiig
cetacicm,,' la individual atr
seneles, Thu, fm the &&rUti
ga. wiiscfi learned thf?i iher
v;j Kub-ctbs t evade ami iram-
down thf as 3&&ss&ihi&g
wideb men Oiakc 1 ibcir mmeats
t taUcuious iwrnposify rio s
to vta.
Out of this li&eftsrousH! cf ex
peiiencc tha lawless i:idy h;s crs1
f t d her pccBlia r a pcraliariy
effeettve, technic af rsisiaseo
The law Itself ojsyj Irlbi! t her
b;siual attitude f superior vlrtas
ay holding her seilt! In sB
vextoiii of f Pew except t be rhvi
ftnty eomiSiPrdsL Her asr rf Is
. inrei and 5iJn1ly paiheUe Sstss
eeijcc frait of her vmvitissa that
she !i entitled t rman?ie ndsd
gence g-ci her off with chcccfsi
, frcsjueacy In mayhem asi sfirder,
Ms4 of atl. tier. I$aldt f trvsit-
' ij?g tbc usore i'siy &ri mJ
restraint of an increamv re-ti-b-tive
viviligstba it mere asaa
matte fiHcs of no more acs-aat
than ItHtije ri!c or Hi-inklis tit
fea leaili the bsts,bs lidy t is
fv v'tt autboiity with seal asd
cnvi-h.n here hr jsau s&'arc
ly d.'tic sit all but merely didgesc
- - i i tarper's MgarJnc,
haltli
to it'! up Jraarr5,i5im
b;. deliver relief ami handi
mail,
artv
in tbe iace- of htse drifts of
v.'.u? genej-ai &yr tbi Hfey
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Chrysler assures you' that
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a half tn l 42 9
sssss er ta:s 'ssd
The lass wss est frsm Salt
Lsktf fes p:t ei?i4 tfee
ss4 -grji&fl 5 t& $He
ra3 mriy , . ff
Whss sswis is? fcv?s ebli-
hy tM syt Lesgthsa Use
lis gmtsgt lUJst 4Bse tss-
IsrHal shete it Is he 3h?red
lasd puii ths shstsfe ead. A fli
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222 E ais St MidfSi
Thorn 1103
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