PAGE TWENTY
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 3. 1935.
2.5O0.0OOth Document Fllrd
CLEVELAND-(UP I -The 2,500,.
000th document to be filed In the
Cuyahoga County recorders offloa
since ttt establishment In 1810 has
mm
variety, which live almost exclusive
ly on gophen. ground squirrel, rab
blu and Held mice. Owla also prey
on the rodents.
The great horned owl. Cooper's
hawk, the sharp-shinned hawk and
the goahawx. however, are the "crim
inal element" of the group, and de
stroy wild life and poultry that Is
allowed to run loose. The bureau
urged discrimination In the drives
against the birds, and offering pro
tection to the short-tailed hawk and
the long-tailed eparow hawk.
Quint Goats Draw Crowd
HAMILTON, Ont. UP) The
quintuplet goats born on the farm
of J. Boas lnilde the city limits, are
attracting considerable attention
here. The fire kids are entirely nor
mal and In excellent health.
ttalt May Hare Third Party
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah (UP)
A third political party In Utah Is ex
pected to come from the dissatis
faction expressed toward the all-Democratic
legislature's handling of the
social, liquor, and labor problems.
Cat Likes Beer, Spurns Milk
CLEVELAND (UP) Mickey, the
plump white cat owned by Mrs. Jo
sephine Bullock, likes beer and hates
milk. Although be Imbibes freely, he
has never, says Mrs. 'Bullock, been
"In his cups.
Left 110 Descendants
WHEELING, W. Va. (UP) One
hundred ten direct descendants. In
cluding S3 grandchildren and 47
great-grandchildren were left by Le
ontls H. Couts, 86. retired painting
contractor, when he died here.
PLANE 10
just been filed.
170 PASSENGERS
German Inventor Claims
Ship Would Cross Attentic
18 Hours Entire Plane
Is One Enormous Wing
yi mi , m ii, iiynirary!rr'W
By H. A. Petrs
United Press Sff Correspondent.
BERLIN. (UP) The disaster to
the U. S. navy's airship Macon has
revived speculation here as to the
ultimate worth of lighter-than-alr
wait and has thrown into sharp relief
the plans of a German Inventor for a
170-paasc.nger heavler-thsn-alr flying
boat designed to cross the Atlantic
from Hamburg to New York in 10 to
18 hours.
The designer is Engineer Dr. E
Bumpier, builder of the famous Rum-pler-Taube
lighting planes of World
war fsme and of a down other types
of plane.
Utile Air Ufftifctanon
The chief advantage claimed tor the
Rumpler trans-ocean plane is its lack
of air resistance. Viewed from the
front, It Is merely one enormous wing
mou n ted on two pontoon wh Ich
taper back to the tall-stoerlng tin.
Equal load distribution Is the sec
ond prime feature of the plane. n
gines there are ten, eaoh of 1,000 h.
p. passenger and express ae all
Jnttde tti wine, which la high enough
to accommodate a man standing, and
which hue a spread of 2O0 et. The
wing Is 41 feet from front to rear.
Dr. Etimpler says he has achieved
dewntrnMratlon. Instead of a cabin
In the middle, with other weights
sucH as motors, fuel, pay load, as In
the nverage plane, which puts too
much strain on the wings, he has
built a wing strong enough to carry
the en tint load equally distributed.
Plnne's Interior
The interior of the wing looks like
a Pullman corridor. It is divided
from cnl to end. On the port side
are pftasnnRor accommodations much
11 he thce of a train, with portholes
facing the direction of flight. Behind
are the 10 engines, each with It own
attendant and operated independent
ly, with its own four-blnde propeller.
The plane would cost (1,000,000.
The second and third would cost ap
proximately $fl00,000.
Such a plane could reach Honolulu
from San Francisco In 13 hours with
a useful load of 70 tons, and could
conceivably push on from there to
Manila in 23 hours. It also would be
in vnl uable to British Interests as a
Im': with India find the colonies, a
Iact which recently has Attracted a
British syndicate to inquire about the
patents.
no
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in
UNDER NEW MADE 1AW
SALEM. Ore. (UP) Who has the
riant of way whon two motorists
drive Into an Intersection?
Rlht now It's the driver who en
tors tho crossing first.
But aftor June la the. motorists in
tho vehicle on the rlpiht will have
the rlnht of way at nil times. Just
as wsa always the case before 1031.
This waa the warning of H.pr.t.r.
of stnto Bull Snell who mild copies
of the now motor vehicle laws would
be ready for distribution In two
months, riie iaet Immature repealed
the "first In the Intersection" law
which rcplncpd tha original right-of-way
law in 11131.
Another new law passed by the last
legislature tho Bafety Reeponslblll
ty net will also become effective
June 13, snell said. "This law la de
signed to promote aafoty on our '
strr-cn and highways by eliminating !
therefrom I ho driver who haa been
held responsible t-'j tho courts for ;
the death or bodily Injury of any I
person or for damages to property of
others, but haa not mado adequate I
settlement." Snell explained. 1
If a driver doea not pay a ourt
Judgment he loses his license and
car registration until he can give
proof nf his financial responsibility
or by tnkinj out Insurance r past
ing a bond. i
The .Safety Responsibility act hi In
effect m 20 states In various forms,
nntl Is an Important port .f the mil- !
form motor vehicle code mi adopted '
by the National Council on Street
and Highway Safety. Snell said. ;
NATURE'S AGENTS FOR
CONTROL Of RODENTS
SALFM. Ore (UP) Owls, hawks
and crows arc nature's Agents In the
cnnti-nl of mr..M.t And Inwts.
wnrnrcl the lYJernl department of
htol.j.-ical survey. And any concerted
flttenpt t. Wleet their extinction
will r.i'Kf hr.ivv low to farmers.
"It is itmihtful whether any other
ti:r:i p. of kic.u economic vnh.e
' t f. Tiiiers a the crow." said the
nen's groups have lout ram -i
v. '.tn.! the prefatory sctivi
! if owl , lutwks ntul crows. !Uw
' 1 of Hie diet of thev
1 w 1 I n cl ne tl!iii;H nnd fciiis,
11 ' v '.; i :.,--h:i!f of one per cent $
v ' f 1 1 dome. tic chicks And f
' .-'. v ciiveiintt the entln '
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