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. ing tlic' nation' 5 roads.
"‘lntlon or
| 131088 materials. the methods and ma-
-. used, to forward constructhe high-
“. by Sic-111i)"
.. numl-H' and character of its roads.
SOUTH
EYENING SENTINEL
JAMES» GOLDEN
air. a A. L. 110me Props.
TUESDAYMOCT 4 19.21
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mlATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
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31.1503 1(‘ DIRECTORY
Communication of Old
.\'o. 1013.1". and A. M.,
at its rooms. ’l‘uced 11'
4th. 1921.1111l1 o‘clock,
Apprcnlim chlcc .
Masons cordially
A Slatcd
Well Lodge.
‘will lie hold
evening. “1“-
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days 01‘ click month zit S 0"?(l01ki
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PLAN
“11:11 is- heraldrd 1111 the most thor-
ough and extensive road survey ever
undertakeiuin this country is about
to sturf 1111111-r the direction of the
Burea11.o[ 1111111111 01 the l'uitcd States
Department 01 Agricultuic. Its pur-
pose is to discovw and to compile. in
usable 1‘01'111.all possiblc data regard«
The plan 001'-
ers roads, sin-(ts and all11‘1 in incor-
porch-d. communities or 2 5.110 pepu-
01'1-r. as well as the great
network of paicd highways and
tumbling roads that is flung ncrOSg
the country far beyond the (dgcs of
towns. 1
By means of lliis survey it is ex-
pected to learn the number of miles
of highWays already existing. their
original- cost and. the maintenance
host. the materials of. which they are
made along with the comparative
value and satisfactory qualities of
A ROAD
--
] “{H'I‘ V”. I’
lenery used. in road. construction.
and” any other facts regarding the
wood: or the traffic over them.
The federal department has called.
upon road officials cvcrvwlierc. 101111
organizations and all individuals or
communities interested in the subicct
to commit-ate with it in making inves‘
tiga ion. \ Data or suggestions will be
equally welcome. The sooner an ac‘
.éura‘to survey can be compkted—and
Once Tlul'shc'} it is to be kept continu-
all.» up to 1l111e~—1‘ne sooner can it be
way. lczislalion and to enable local
authorities to profit by the c\prr11 ace
of olhcr communities. 1
A nations roads are called its trans-
portation arteries. The raising: and.
distribution of food. the production
and distribution of manufactured ar-
ticles. friendly intercourse between
sections and communities. education
itself" and national safety are all de-
pendent on good roads. If this sur-
_vey lullils its purpose the nation
14l101111l $111011 have an intelligent and
constructive hiu'hway policy followed
improvement both in the
—O.
MODERN MI‘SINIIPYIXG
Two l-‘rem-h scientists have an-
nounced the discovery of 1111' cmhalm-
ng process by which the (lc'atl body
can be kept in a state of complete
and; lifelike. preservation for ‘20 years
or more. '-l‘h1 1' are giving demonstra-
1 It isn't 1v
1' whellfer
Icat
‘cat and what
Iacmilrcd.
'liamllcappcd
Itip-top
'lilnv 1l11-
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“ ‘31-:1
.lici'rors must 1.11-
10111111:
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is that those who do so.
makc
“guilty
idcna
1'1'nli0u 01' the principlcs upon which
'11111 ‘government 01‘
is founded and maintained.“
smitten
auolhcr
ities . .
or on account of marriage.
lory
or."
StilN‘S.
take advamog “no
not. wholesome {or the 1161113.
i Memory otter
‘ fluid.
minds. 'fiiicr'yi'.
ll. _ and
i.1'~t the $111 11
untoward
and 51.1
0115
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the inevitable
earth claim
tfl‘Ol‘lS to Sta)
\ L'l‘ét‘.
,,_-_ F.._____.__...——
‘ T111».cili~'.\1'1:s1‘ HAan
The cliildrcn of the countn are to
I
lie taught that health is o._1m_l)it.nol
a hit 01' luck. 'l‘I-11 federal Bureau 01‘
Education. working in conjunction
with experienced tcaclwrsflias pre-
‘pat'cd an outline for this instruction.
Nothing: better could happen
'children. and if the old folks are wise
they will take a leaf from the book.
but you are that determines
you are well or sick.
children will be taught. but what you
and do. Instruction in what to
To do cvcry day in or-
der to keep well or to remedy health
defects will follow as a matter P!
'L‘OUFSI‘.
\Vliat a world of 1111111112 and sniffi-
ing and avoidable disease may 11‘-
savcd in the rising generation
‘ihmugh this simple instructionafor
is simplc. ' 'l‘lic habit (11' health is
one 01' the most easily and cheaply
Ol1l1-r people are more
in» forming
1l1'cn. for ”11-1 111111
habits to overcome.
open. none the low.
~1 11m and dclcrmination
‘11alk in it.
"-ll11 same rules which keep
children well will keep their elders
condition. \\'l11'1101
children are. to go
llli‘
2111 the way is
to all who have
enough to
til"
in
.._._.__._._
SILLY Sl-L‘SOS BILLS
Summcl‘. apparently. is not over.
Sl'l‘lll'llls and other imaginary
stealing up the [‘0-
im-
and disturbing
legislators.
bill has 111-1111
A introducrd in (“011-
1‘“ “““ grcss which would make an; om- i111-
p1-1‘sonaling: 11 king or 11111-911 111 n play.
pageant or carnivalJiahle to a line of
not
than $1.90" and
ill to :2" years. The ldr'n
logcthcr with
producers who induce them lo
these lmpcrsonalions. :11‘!_'
of fostering and promoting'
treasonahle to and .n contra-
11101'1- imprison-
1111-111 from
H11-
tlic l'..l.e1l State-s
l0 13.0 in 51-.-
conscience-
.\u1l so it is trvasonalllc
pnor'old King l.:1r. 111'
Machctli. or l1m'1'il1l1- Richard
Sliako-spcarc. \\':11:111-1' 111111 11111111'
low-r 01‘ human 1‘1'1-1'1111111
thrown into the discard.
'I‘l11- liiil will not pass,
lint liow absurd to 1'11111111'
lil-:1- this when “101'. 11-111
111- 1l0111- '
lll.
is
of course,
up 1l11' list
is work :11
F"! l l. “()Sll‘ _\' N Ill(.HT\
. “N0 political. civil 111' .1 1.11 111411.11.
orgimunalitlcs on accoun! 01‘ 11.\
7 111110314 ap—
plying equally 110' 110111 sexes. shall ex-
ist in the l'nilcd States or any terri-
Sillijcct to 1l11- Jurisdiction tlu-re-
This may l-c 1h.- 1111-11111'111 111111-2111—
n11-"u‘l'to the Constitution 01‘ the l'nilmi
It is altered lly the National
VVomc-u's Party as a necessary
plem1 111 to the 1111101101101 211111-1111.
1111111 which gave women the suffrage
ri"ht.
It
enough.
surclv
iialurally
franchise
citizenship
follow
the
full
seems to
Along with
should go
rights for women whether single 01
married. and yet the nineteenth
amendment alone does not go far
enough to insure those rights.
This amendment. or one of the
same purport. is pretty sure to he
adopted sooner or later. and from
present indications it will not be long.
______..___.—————
Surelv a golden age will come
again when one young person can
speak to another' young person. with-
out the prefatory~formula. “Say, lis-
teal"
DENBY COMM END
I
S
BRAVE SALLORS
W'ASHINGTON. Oct. 3. —— \Vater
Tender Robert James Bums of West
Pittston, Po" and Chief \Vater Ten-
del- Jerome Joseph Hegarty or Phila-
delphia, have been commended by
Secretary Denby for courage and de-
votion to duty displayed on the co
casion of a boiler accident. on the
Oklahoma, July 10 last.
While the Oklahoma was proceed-
ing from New York to Hampton
Roads, Hegarty was in charge of a
fire room‘ and Bums was on watch
Over two boilers when a boiler tube
pulled out and a hem explosion fol-
lowed. sending" 011.111111 steam into the
‘flreroom Bump. at great personal
the 1eport 8835.» assisted bv He-
11311119411111 oil. speeded up
the blowers and cut out the boiler
thus preventing; possible injurv 10
other memhoro of the fireman: force
risk,
gart). cup
tiring of their method in Paris. though
of course time alone will tell how
1011551119 remarkable results they ac-
mllsh will last. It may be possible.
Oven to rival the rmlialming‘ methods
Fm tfig 11111211 111 Ezb’l’ltions.
“pro 111111 he instances where
wept burial or prompt identifica-
m/of the dead is impossible. that
Eh such a process 11 orth while.
nee seldom mains a discove'n‘
min 11110111 useless. But for bu
cases of death such. preserva-
on not very desirable. There is
flange: 111M morbid. Median would
i
\3
W _
'1‘th cannot. profif the dead,_ and it"; 18_
all L.» is the magic;
{1 kfcps “like dcndéalii‘c it! curl
active. wliole- hearted
as w 1.- kiféw 11151111. not l‘x-outt‘ullx‘ coldi
senseless before 0111"
its‘
prom-sacs of the 11111-
to the-
the, -
it 11.1... cliil—.
more unhealthl'ul ‘
find out-
al1out it .
recipe on the entire fain-‘
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lly H. C. SHERER.
'l‘li1~ weirdest tale of the Arabian
lNiglits or the 14111-51 "movie“ thriller
51.1 ndq small chance otonlrlvalingthe
airing 01' adventures and hazardous
1\p1:1'i1.'11c1-sll1at John E. Home; and
l‘ 11lllp Johnston relalcd recs-11111111111111
111111 11-111111 In Los A1.::(lts.1ru1?1 tn!-
Saltnn Sea. whcrc they wen on on
111 the most unique expeditions under-
taken in l‘t'f‘t'lll years.
l-‘nr 1111' 1-nliglilc111nr-111 of those 111111
1111' not "up" on their geographic
known-due. '11 should he explained
first 11111.1 111.1- Salton Sea in the 10111-31
‘bmly of water on earth 111111
111111111: tlu- 131-1111 Sea. in Palestine,
1.1111: '1 1 11-1-1 M'low 1111» level 01' 1111
“(w-.111 it is located in the midst 111.
the t‘nlm'a'lo llcseil 111-111' the Somh
1'1-1111'11l portion 01' California and is
aln-ul forty miles in l1-11121l1an1l11211-111
111111 .1~' wide at its. widest point.
sur‘acc is studded with numerous 12-1»
which 1111' inhalJln-d 11y huu—
thousands of water i‘ll‘t’lh.
111-111-3115. (30111101111115. 1.111115
it was (in: lask of [1111th
these birds in their 11:11111-
lort-nling season
Hon‘iz‘.au'l his («11111111111111
I comforts .11 l10m1- 111111
.llit'lllpl what would
otherwise 11:11'1- Pvt-'21 :1 most l‘oolhard;
,11'111. lini- 111 the 1-xlr1m1- 111-111 1111'-
\ailinu 111 that sccticn. t"; dangers rc-
suiting: "rum .1 iii'gativc 111411111111 1111.1
the Olin-1' risks i11vol11-1l. it looked
truly like :1 madcap venture,
l‘01'the reason that the Salton $1111
is s1111'ound(d almost 1111irel1 1.1 :1
bottomless saliuc mud 11111 a n11l1 or
11101'1 in width, the approach to the
Sea itself is'n 1'o11n1laliout/onc. Unly
.111 0111- point is it accessible. and this
is :11 Mullet Island. which is the home
of Captain Clmrlcs 1': Davis. who
heads the- fiahlng industry (11 ll11" Sall-
on Sea. Hell's Kitchen. the captain‘s
home 011 )lullct Island. was 1111- 11(25-
tination therefore 01‘ the two explor-
(.1'5
111'
Hi
ands.
1l1'1'1ls
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urn-plum
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10 li‘flVl‘ th'c
.11'ili411-iiun. and
(ii
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11 1115..
during the
sup- .
Loafing Los Angcles with their two
Sidecar outfits. their first 1la,\'s route
was a most variable onc in the mat-
ter 0: temperature and elevation. and
a most trying one on both man and
machine. Palm Canyon was their
destination for the first day's run.
\Vhlle Hogg drove one 01‘ the motor-
cycles and Johnston the other. the
sidecars were packed with 11-111.! and
camping dufflc and necessary provi-
sions. \Yhile covering the distance
between Rediands and Palm Springs.
they found ‘11. necessary to shed coats
and sweaters and don them again
bhrcc or four tinge-3.113 they traveled
at different elevations
ture at Palm Springs was 110 degrees.
while in the San Gorgonio Pass 11; reg-
istered savdegg'ees.
Some extremely rough going. oft‘he
kind the average tourist has no con-
ception of was encountered the. next
dav between Palm Springs and Palm
Canyon but undaunted the two rid-
ers made their way over cactus and
boulders. across mesas and washes.
bottomless sand and deep ruts. toward
the Salton Sea. Palm Canyon. with
its forest. of tall. majestic palms and
cool mountain streams trickling down
through its mist. is a veritable Gar-
den 01‘ Eden to tired. thirsty tourists,
and it‘ was with genuine relief that;
Hogs; and Johnston pitched camp
_111e1'e for the night.
The next morning. after traveling
. down from the Canyon. to Coachello.
and through the date farms that dot
Coachello Valley. the two adventurers
.fi had their first glimpse of 8111101178991.
_' "Little did they know
"wares tho-marrow- hcid forth for them.
of the adven-
tlw 't-x-
The tampon».
:‘.l'11-1‘ llzi'ir first 111-11 111' 1hr placid and
appai‘enlll‘ small lrod1 111' \11111-1. ‘U
From the Valli-311110 trail to Mullet
island winds around H11. soutlieiu 1' ml
111' the seu‘liii'ongh the irrigated 1111—;
pvl'lul \‘nlh-y. which 11111-1111 Mars ago
was a ‘11-.r1'1‘vn 111N111.
Between I‘oaclu-llo .11 \\1$an(- rw-l
land 1111- liL'Jl was 11.112111 in most
intensc. in fact, in 111151 ruling it.
How: said 11 L'ood 1111-11 of tile terrific
conditions could lie 121111115 113 51111111.
in; in front of H11 entrance to 1. Mast?”
furnace for seveial hours. l‘r-spilb
this. however 11w motorcicl‘zsts made
1\4'1'-,1edi11s_'l3 11011-1 llllh' 111'1-1' 1111 deserl
roads fOr thi- 1151 mile": Tin-1 11-11 (-x-
li‘i’lllf‘l} i‘1‘l‘tl1'laili- in ll1.1l their rink“
1mg rune i:ll'—(‘1‘1L)ll.\l and did not re:-
\1'11111', which it would 1.1111- “1311‘.
to provide- out 11111-1
which is now
iiizilviluiui 113' 11 nar-
lund 111111-1- the 5111 has
l‘t-ct'ilkz’l. was 111111111 l~.l(‘llf‘ll. 31111-1.
1.0 their (ilfiyllpollillll‘ 111. hour-\cr.
they 111-1-1- gnu-led 11:2'.‘ 111 "Shorty"
llell .one of Captain 12.125' 1151111121“).
11 developed that (‘aiimin lunis l'ud
no! l‘t't‘t‘hrwl Hogg‘s l:1.c1.11'11ch he
11' ml 1111:1111: 11111.1 1 -11 .3. ‘3 111 {me ask-
1115; 1"01 1111: use of om of his molo1-
1101115 for a cruise or the 'S.1lton Sea.
111-1-111151- of being occupied" with his
lishing nets at Pelican Island. some 2“
miles away, it 11115 a case of no cap-
111111 and no mezor boat and no visible
means of 11:111-1' transportation. The-11
Fit was that 111021; 1111 upon his 111131-11—
ious plan. “floats?" he 3elled. "we
don't need 11111115. \\'1"11‘»- got a couple
'01 sidlrars that we can paddle across.
llu- sea." -» "Shorty." knowing the rig-
ors of ”11: region. pron-sled. even ques-
.1ioning' the sanity 01' lliu two 113311013
in no indirect 11-11115. Ne1ertbeless.
‘ln- hauled out 111- 1'1111 of piicli they
rr’lquneit‘d. and also a couple 01‘ old
mus which weic sawed off to make
paddles. It took gust about an hour
to call; all the 51.11.1115 and the sidecars
11'1'1'1- 1111-11 lcll to dry ovarnight. after
111-1111; removed (run their chassis.
Earl)~ next- 1111 'rlug .:11“cr a night‘s
sleep that was none ice #0111111. due to
TlC-lllfilll etutliouakcs that shook the
house to its very fcumlallon. the two
111211 :01 out for P1ln-a11 Island with
their impiovisi-d t-oals 111111 the. inten-
11.111 0C rv'a 3111111; thrir ccs‘dnation. 1'?
miles away. leforc 1111-1: water and
muscular enrrgy g'nc out.
The since-31' oouy man. were 1111111391-
ed In the 51111011 Sea 11'.- what the or
explorers called “shooting the chutes."
that is, they coasted down the sand
dunes, on which Hell's Kitchen is sit-
uated. into the water. the improvised
boats moving at something like thirty-
flvc miles an hour most of the W813
but going a bit faster than this when
they struck 1111- water: but the chutes
riders “got rway with it" and floated
right side up after scooting over the
surface (or about thirty feet. This
apparent slalility of their strange
craft gave them confidence in them
(mm the start.
They soon discovered that their
side-car bodies made very stable and
practical 10 little canoes. After ac-
quiring the knack. in fact. they W879
able to stand 111 and paddle Within“
difficulty. The day was a calm one
and the first hour or twoi‘passed un-
eventually. but soon after they noticed
that their water supply, which‘they
had considcrco‘ ample when starting.
was disappe: 111m: altogether too fast.
cousideiing the; 1 it was nemn‘ in
1“.
1’1'
11:15:1-
impossible
Mullet
111 ("it'll “'ilh
1011 strip-111'
1
lsluml. 1:011-
lhl:
3
the extreme. 111111.11 temperature of
12:. degrees to keep perspitjlns‘ 30
their temperatures would not rise-
1.111019 a safe point. They' finally found
relief 113' fie-1111111111 wetting themselw
Tracing Dam-e Glfi's
$01 Heads of Police
NEW:YORK. Oct. 4.——Pollce affairs
will occupy the attention of the
Meyer Committee tor several days this
week when its public hearings ate
continued in City Hall beginning this
foremnoon. E1011 R Brown. counsel
for the committee, indicated that one
of the first subjects to be taken up
be the activities of the special deputy
lic. commiuloners.
The committee will endeavor to-find
3.. out whether other wealthy special de.
page; have made: 3913mm. com-mm.
49341:» oner'toun'or other to high
police offlofalo a: have Allan A. Maxim
, 4911:0111. 1111 A. Baa-rm. 'l‘lio «loam;
'1.."1\e them run 11 ed hope and cournagt
:11} their relief.
'11'111‘l1 allow1-i
‘diea
hand man.
‘01‘
‘reached Pelican island.
..among the islands. the two adventur-
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{1‘ alt-1;» fiuun-d 1111) must ht half 11.1)
between the two islands. Soon after.
a huge “raft" 01‘ float-
ing sedge gm.“ tioulcd their way.‘
them to land. not out
and Sll'L-lcli their cramped limbs and
partake 01‘ some lunch.
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and paddled. 1111110131 sccmim: 10
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k1ui' in 1111- 11-1'1'1111- lie-:11. Gradually.
howm 1-1'. lulu-1.11 Island loomed larger"
and 119.111-1' upon llrc horizon. and r1'-»
v11ed 111-11' 'l‘wo hours morc'
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«lure the torture of sore. muscles. (vi-e11 / ' . 1
posters and 1111» 111111113 heal. they ‘ '
lward the Welcome put-put-put of :1
ac: any“ licri'.
finch-u,
motorboat. As Hogg surmised. it
turned out to be Captain Davis licad- é
mg toward them with his craft. Eu
had sighted ”them from land and had
taken them for a couple of boys who
had drifted down there from the A111-
mo River. The Captain and his right
“Slim" Crawford. soon had
them aboard and it was only a matter
a few more minutes until the;-
A rest in the.
Shade. 3 good supper. a swim. and a
night‘s sound sleep followed.
In the morning they were again 111.
and ready to set out for the various
islands inhabited by the water birds
they wished to photograph. This was
work that kept them busy for about
two days. They used the Sidecar
boats for going from one island to the
other. There_are about twenty of
these islands in the Salton Sea and
they are the nesting places of liter-
ally hundreds,“ thousands of pelicans.
various species of gulls. terns and
other water fowl. Hogg and John--
stun timed their visits to the islands
during the coolest hours or the. morn-
ing and evening. so that they would
not disturb the mother birds during-
the heat of 41113 clay. 11 hen their wings
were needed for the protection of the
eggs and young birds. from the
scorching r135 of the desert sun.
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ers had finished their study and pho-
tography or the birds. and-.they wen?
also quite sitisfiecl with their land 8316'
water craft experiment. Thus the
morning of the fourth day-.sww' them ' ‘
with their Sidecar boats aboard Cap-
tain Davls' power boat the “Salton "
heading across the sea. toward Mullet 1"
Island. Which proved a lucid contrast
to the trip going _t'he;-,,. other waY.
which had almost: reéulted disastrWS'
13' for both 0!: them. .
Landing on Mullet Island near -
where the motorcycles wefé stored
under a large tarpaulin. the sidecar
bodies were removed from the :‘fiit-
on" and placed back on their running
gears in jig time. and, after 9311:1311:
up. the return 101111”! *9 L08 Amie;
commenced;
{ Demtg; mu trying and 11mm
mm the two cyclists matched
into Lon Angelou in due time. gsevienI
daiys after beginning their W1? '
toothardy venture with everything '
accomplished they set out to do.
right through the medium fit a. stock»
deal in \Iorlon Pete and that D“
Harris first offered to prement to the
Commissioner an expensive automo-
bile and then lent the car to Mr Ell-
flght for the latter‘ 5 term In office
There is. much of interest Set to be
shown regarding the operation of hlé.m
officials in several city departments in
handling autOmobiles. Leonard Wall-
stein. associate counsel. who conduct-
ed the inquiry into the twe- ot cars
which the police records show “1‘9
marked stolen. put Philip 11min: offim
Packard Motor Company on the grand
for about" his: mutual?» jun! 03‘.
made :12 .000 for Commiésioper En» '
So easy to drop Cigarette; Cigar, or
Chewing mu
No- To-Baci 1133‘ helped thousands
to break” the costly. non-elakattering-
tobacco habit. '_\Vhenéver you base.
a longing for a smoke or chew. just
place a harmless No-To- Bae tablet: in -
your mouth instead. All desire stops.‘
Shortly {Se habit is bompletly broken;
and. you are better 01! mentally; plo’ .
Ideally. financla more so easy, so
311-3018ng of. .No-To-Bac and
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