Medford mail tribune., August 27, 1929, Image 12

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MEDFORT) MATTj TRTnTN'E. MKKFORD, OI.'KCOX. Tl'KSDAV. AVfil'ST 27. V.V29.
EXPECT TRAVEL
AT LAKE TO SET
a nfw mm
Total Up to Saturday Shows
V Seven Per Cent Gain-
Average 10,000 Visitors n
Per Week This Year-
May Reach 150,000.
UeadiiunrleiN ii ml A 11 mi Sprint;. I
Thi' nyntcin used by tl)it ttinallj
black cub was to kIk'H car. walk j
out unto I ho road and utand in It-ij-t
It . The visitors, n t liiislnni It- j
at tlx opportunity to perpetuate j
I hi beiir In picture, would Htup.
but Jsho JiiiiK'H J iin lor, ween tint; j
fiMJil, alwnyn rt'fiiM-il to pose until)
fed, TbiH method worked to I I
HajUiactioii of all concerned.
I The bean ai Crater I jilo .a-1
! itoiinl park keep no ofLce hour.
. nor Jh then., any xpcHal place '
where they ran be found "at
home," but two ciibn and we vera 1
older bears have formed the liablt
of raid i UK the koi'Ikikc caim be
biml the cook-house at (iovern-iix-iil
Camp ut intfixalN all thru
tin day, and It is loio the tourist
tilt bl-st chance of HceiiiK
L
USE OF WOOD IN
1!
Ti
iv.ly
I'OltTI.AXI), Dip.. Auk. L'7. (A'i i
1'nclNc ii'ii lhwi'st lumbermen
fliiuiliMl till' ('nlto.l HtuU'K treasury j
ili'liaiiiiiciil Uulii y with It-tti-i-H of 1
nniti'st nualiist t)if alli'Ui'il din- I
' criiniimtion iiiiiiliift wood In tin1 j
'construction of t 1 00. till". (nil) worth j
(if now nubile buihliiiKH in Wosh-
'iiiKion, It. t
IMIuilmilt' It I in IMlsl. Tim lumbermen declare that
llmiliato iltiMt. both (irci-l"t',''l l Iii'Iiik used to an uiineccK
lilul efrec'limllv, work o:ili'ir.v extent ami that liilllillntrw to
the lawn, wlil.li will extend nn-l'-oM J Oii.liuo.OiiO arc to contain
- proximately oim' tliiiusaiul feet lianlly any lumber.
. . .. i ...I alone the west Hide of the llm of' Tliu I-oiik Hell Lumber oomp.iny
tliai n lU'W li;i,- ,,n.. ... ...
Crater lake for all t me will i.c "er l-'K". Iiemnnlnu at the
' , ... ,,- ....,.,. i-t-r- lodo, ban heetj Marled. Loam
lain from the official report for
lliti week, endliiK AtiKUNt Mih.
Kor Hit week ending lant Satur
day the total reached ;t:.7J peoph
li lid S,770 ctiVH, compared with
hT.yoi people and IMi.TU'-' nii'H
tbo name dale a year ntfu. Till
rt a 7 per cent Kiiln.
,-, UiHt year a new aUcridnuee rec
ord was ctablirdnd for the year
With u .total of ll;i,y2:t. At th
tu ,'M.nt ran- of travel this toln
hjioiild be eiualb'd M-vi-nil wcm-Ivh
before tlitf lake nea.-oil rioses. The
proHent total Ik only L'O.immi hi-lowf
la til voar'K wasunal record, mm i
of I ,onnvc', Wash,. Ik one of the
leading piotcstmitH. .Many HfnatorH ;
ban horn hauled in. fertilized and ''" ' ""Vl' Hin-imy reeeivr-n j
'half an acre is now under pianta- b'lterH in WasliiiiKton deniandinK I
j tlon. Tliis strip of kimhs, 50 feet;''" i"-tlou be taken,
j Wide. extendillK belWe.-n the pioiri-j T.eaMjry officialH, in pr-pared ;
'enade and the hmhu.iv. w.ll be 1 l-'t'"ntM to meet the proieM.;
j inleixc.-t.d by travelled patliH. i'Hib-atC' it haw been deeided to use.
, Mce I for inleiioi- riuisli ami win- i
i'erpetual niiow is not confined dow.s in the huildiiiK program but j
lo the northern latitudes. j that no tun-h rule applies to Inter- f
The white pati lies whhdi reniaiii j lor ihiorn and flooi iiiK, the Helec-I
on the sboie of Crater lake, ami. Hon of materials beiiiK b-ft to the!
Ion the side of the watchman, thre-: deflBimm
touristH are now flocklm; to th
or four hundred . feet above the!
road, have been there for many
(caj-onM, find hIiow no sIkiih of;
meltimf. They nci-enluiite the bllK-
waler of I lie lake and the ruddy
biko at tin average of 10,000 par
ueek,
In fact. If September and Octo
ber should happen to be open
months, it Is not unlikely that the
Kmnd total of travel to Crater
l.ako for I ;i!i would reach uk
unp'rv'i'cdeiited f inure of lt'o,ooo.
beauty of I he crater walls. Vis
itors to crater Lake National park
Invariably exclaim at seeing' Mn-h
lai Ke pat Chen of enuw in AukhhI.
Anna Spring; o Spring ( h( kin
Twice in one day wim loo
much!
Them is a new sin on llrr
ad in in 1st rat ion building at ioV
enment Jleadiiiiiirlers, conspicu
ously placed, wli.cli IndicatcH the
fact (hat ibis Iok structure house.-"
the fflci'H of the superintendent
of Crater Lake National
the chief nitiRor
iiess oti:nni';illon.
ill self-defense.
TRIAL OF ASSAILANT
, l!l!.0:tr Tivcn ut Oimii.
, With this record travel Into ('ni
ter lMke National i'ark during the
reason of Ifl'K, It Ik pleasinK to
rtote that none of the :i7,2:'s vis
i'yi'H Who have entered over the
yarJotiH Vortds havu had tlielr ut
tention drawn to openings In th.;
forest landscape, where iiiHect c(tn-j
trol work causel the removal of j
(bousamlH of trees hIoiik the highways-
1 Although ti'J,i);):t trees have been
frellrd on the varioiiH ureas In
Wif '.lOilK'' pine pine maims wnn - j r ( (nj(j
hi file bound a lies of Crater I'l''j w;iy hihI
iauonai pai in an aueoiin l" tiou "
rheclc th InviiHion of mountain, j,' WItH u .UMappofnted travelbi
pine neeurs. me co au-up " who left t he a.lmlnisl ra t Inn build
I'bHThAXIJ, Ore., Auk. 27. -fl1)
I'olice Lieutenant W'illiii m ltrMin
Iiik has announced that he will ask
the city council for a 30 days'
leave of almence without pay so
ark,; that he may bo off duty when the
and the busl-! caso of .Mrs. Anna Schrader, pri
ll was put up vate detective he arrested on a
charge of assault with intent to
To be mistaken for a fish-hatch-1 kill him, Is called in municipal
I cry was bad enough, but the Wors: ; court.
was yet to come. I ItreunlitK said he believes this
"I this the hh-keii station 7" j move will eliminate the possibility
The tourist had a hungry t;leain;of embarrassing the police depart
in hs eye. "The ranker at th nient.
me to collie down till
I'd find a chicken sta
Montr the highways and in t h
rvereailnil areas has been so well
handled 1 hai none but a trained
rye could find the stumps wher,
previous to this beetle attack,
idood a forest of tjirlfty lode lMb
pipe IreeH.
itiK, after belnj; direeted tt the
Anna Spring chei'kiut; station,
three and one-half miles down
the road, for he had learned that
the purpose of (lie "chicken" stu
l on was to ren Inter ears and not
lo servo, 'southern frys."
l-'ollowln her arrest Mrs. Schra
der told HreunlnK'H siiierloiH that
he had been her ardent admirer
for moro than eiKht years. She
declared she had no intended to
kill Hreunhitf but had merely car
ried her revolver for protection.
LARGEST TOUR PARTY
OF SEASON AT LAKEi(,
Inten'st in ('inter Jjike National
pnrk Is Indicated by the 1cwm or
Crater hike displayed in the lobby
of the main library, at the Civic
tenter, San lrancisco.
A ilvslv thiincr Hear.
IIcjivs In national parks are di
vided Into three rlasM-s; The
raider hears, who brf-ak Into camp
mid run off wllh the bacon; tic
bandit bears, who hold up traffi
mid beK for food, and the koo.I
benrs, Who docilely pfise. wlilb
the enthuKlaslle toiir.sl takes their '"id cent out by the Itayinoud-
plcluresi. ' hit comb Tour company, arrived
The latter are In the majority Snmv f)M. ilIIM.h IH, mnained
nl Crater Lake National park, hut ., , . , , , ...
..... , , . . ... until two thirty, leaving for ( h lo
receiitly much Interest was cen-
tereiMn a miniature Jesse .lames. Min where a special car was
who established reciprocal re In- awaiting Ihent. There were elKhiy
tlons wth the traveling public Hi peeple ami about fifteni cars were
thi' road between novevnincnl ; used for I heir I ra nportat Ion .
i
! t it.Ti;i: i.aki:, ore.. au.
! (Spei'lal.) The larKest tour
i iiarty to lhlt the lake thi.-; aeason
l J , J A , liWtkiJ !
Auk. 27.--('i
I'allei'Koll InviiimI n letter
In llio iimiiIo .vrHlcrilay n whlili
he t'liiloraeH anil commends a
HIM.elal rffort that Ih to lie mailu
iltniiiK the miinlh of Septnuhcr to
Ket molor vehicle ownum In lock
their taiH when parked. Tim kov
ernor meitlloiiH Iho eontrlluilliin to
lawlcHKiK'HH or iititomohlles that me
taken from the Htreetit by Joy
rhlerH, as well hh Ihn inorp Kerioux
litiicllee of ear theft by experienc
ed eriminala.
"Kvety Knot! elti.eti ' should be
elisor to do his part In dlBcouiaK
ItiR crime and prnmntinK law en-
1 foreetnent." the governor wrttes.
I I he lockliiK of IiIh iinlomoblle Is
:a Ntnall preeiiution lo trnk of a law-.
abldiiiK citizen, but If this pteeiiti
tion Ib eonslstently observed It will
havn Important results In decreas-
Hit; lawlessness.
APPRECIATED AT LAKE
CltATIMt I.AKi; ore.. Auk. -'7.
l1'HSpi'clal.) (iuels at t '.i e
lodo have expressed their appre
ciation of the delightful prvKrani
rendered by the Misses Miriam
.Stafford and Clarlbelle Clark and
their Instructor. Marlon Li tile, all
of the I'ntversUy of Oregon. (lit
ford Nash who Is employed nl tbc
IoiIkc and a promlslm; youtiu vio.
Ilnlsl accompanied Miss Stafford
on the violin.
Romance passed her
JJj until she ended
. rpmirrY.roriiw-nmi mill
She luol bad ndmirer--uoiny of
tlicnt. Hut tlievluol nil drift edimny
from lier. Iirrveiilleil (Ki-ietiounlly
n-bul ho never pniposed.
Tltt'ii one ilti.v Adn diinwrrd
nhv shtt oiiildu'l hold fririaU
''H".t." fmv Tuy she Lh
inirrir) lo I-irry. He.ol her leltrr.
See how eHxily she now keeps per
ijiinitiou odorless.
I conhiti'1 believe il at firdt
that hlioM te tctiillv of IhhI.v
odor uiid not know il. Itut. my
phyaician rxpljincil, llm liaHms
lo thousainls.
(limit ll.tnt)
" I'liiit's beeaiir e IwnHne in
(NNijiitivc In rT-prcMul iMor, hf
told tin. Ibil porefi coimlnnlly n'm
olf iwlorH-ausui wn.ste ti.i much
us a muirt duly.
"Now. willi Lifebuoy lo ufe
jnmrd me, 1 never worry about
H.O.' even on holiest d;tys. It's
marvelous how lillerlv clean l.ifr
b'loy tuiikeii lac fee). Itn ilerp
reaching, nntiteptie Uther purilirn
keeps the holy ftloriouxl.v frcdi.
"I.ifelnioy keeps my skin limit h
irrhiokiiii,', loo. And it'.m real safe
'imril Jitiia-! j,ernis. Lifebuoy's
pleiiMitd, rrfni-cdin scent, that
yaiiMliPt h ymi rune, juit tells jmi
il purdies."
Ltvui ltmiarKCo.,(.'u"it apr. .Vms.
Mr. and Mrs. Hail Davis of Med- .
ford motored with friends lo Cra-
tcr Lake. Sunday.
Art IVrry of the Medford Matt I
I i ibune spent a short tti'ne at Lie
lake Sunday. ,
J. A. Orltsch and Lee llerand of
Medford were KUesls at the lode '
over the week-end. i
re.. Ann. !
Lifph
CltATDIt LA K K, Ot
-tS ial ) Larry "Oscar" W.m-
tier who was employnl at tiovcru
nient camp for a portion of (he
summer left the latter pan of the
week for his home in Medford.
Mr. Warner, accompanied, by tb-u.
Harron of Medford. compov,.( the
orchestra at the Community House;
at the rim for the past month, The'
boys very ohllKttiKly played for the
entertainment of the toiiriMs and
campers at the lake. '
P-
UFEBUOY
SHAVING
v CREAM
' At )r Jniuitt't
uov
HEALTH SOAP
stops bodij odor
. r
on Loiigest; Hardest Test ever
a motor oil
& M lira
The jucljimcnt of (he Zeppelin's engi
neers ... in conslrueliiin, in iikiIhis
and equipment, in the elitiiee of motor
oil . . . now curries conviction lo every
corner of the world.
I 'nconntcd millions of motor-tninded
people have heard those five Maxhnch
motors humming perfectly tinder
VliFDOI.'S film of protection . . . singing
their endless song of flawless lubrication
. . . and EF.IJOI., the motor oil used in all
the amazing flights of this great air liner,
has become almost as famous as llie
name of the Zeppelin itself!
For Vi;i:i)OI. gave a flawless perform
ance on the first historic flight of the
Zeppelin to the United Slates . . , and
reliirn . . . On the second flight . . , and
return ... On the long swing over the
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finally, on this greatest voyage in the
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. ( nun c t nnvivrini tests nj motor nil qual
ity hove rivr been made.
Road Icsl or air test . . . VP. EDO I.
turns each into a conclusive victory I
And if you will fill your car tomorrow
with Ibis same Vi:i:i)t)l., in Ibc proper
grade, you will give your motor the
same protection . . . tl,e smoothness
. . . and lite same brilliant performance
that made Ibc llight of the Oaf Zep
pelin possible.
Tidewater Oil Sales Corporation
866 Pittock Block Portland, Ore.
1733 Railroad Ave. South
Seattle, Wash.
OHners of the f.iaf itclln lillint; the cranki'ase of one of the live
Mavbach motors with nimi Motor Oil at l akrhurst prior to t he
start of hoi riuiml-tlie-nniM IliiShl. I. eft to riiiht, Albert Siiiiunt, Chief
Malloon I nilineei ; I mil II itt, Tide Water Oil Company engineer anil
former wartime cppelin pilot; lleinnin I'fatt, l iiiinecr nf the Craf
Zeppelin, anil A'hcit Th.i.ssloi , Chief Mechanic.
Air Mail SaNcs I iine -l 'se M
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s- liiMittev 1'iirii-. Oregon Weather.
CIICIICUtl.L. Man ,nr: "J 7 C-ii.'i . I ty lair east portion to
V Tiie hootMT Mmxii, iwin il uluht ami Wednesday; iiicre,'n
by Ooiiiinloti Kponrs. Ltd. To- cloudtuess in the wivi portion, b -
i ioi t.. itt!, 1 1, in ni ties ii 1 1 1 1 ' i I'tiinini; unset t lid with showers on
of Chun -hi l c, 1 1 1 y Sunda nh:ht t he coat Wed nestbi v. Cooler In
md ii n! in 'i in in tit. -, p u . ,i hit i Ti or of l In- w ct po:t it mi
bain.d hen- ulnti t In- new l II U dnedav. Moderate south and
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S SAN r ltANCISCO, Aim.
! The San I'lanclsco tovipapr, fr . ;
j ternlty today mourned the los of
I one of IIh oldest members. Chai b '
j Woodman, who died at a rue-pp
He had been employed here nic e ,
than 4a yi..ri. Woodman had te-,
tired fiom the San l-'i aneiseo C:,'(, ;
j w here be wa? dramatio ami niu. i
leal a pension.
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