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' Weilnecihy, Ja'raian 13. 1922 ' PAOE THREE o o o 0 o MARKETS Br LITEST RADIO WASHINGTON. Jail. 18. Iiy radiophone for farmers, ilenlers, iand shippers ill Texas, nrranKi'llientft heliiK marie (o uso tho radio euulp I incut of tint rniversUy of Texas ul -Austin. Thn first national miirki't 'report to tie broadcast tv wlrelesi anywhere in the world was sent i out by (lis railed Stales Depart ment of Agricultural from, the radio frti.., stutuWi of the I'lilted States Bureau wireless Is now belnc lined by Slate "f Standards only a little over a and Federal agencies to broad-' J"1"" "K0- T,ie department soon cast national nnl local agricultural ; demonstrated the practicability of market reports ilirnuKlinut virtually ' 'utillfhiK the radio for'dlsseinlnntliK! the entire country.--Id-ports on the: market infonnatioii. and rapid uro nutii.nal markets are dispatched sress '" expanding tho work lias dally by the united StateB Depart-1 bwn n""10 Possible through the ment of Agriculture from wireless cooperation of the State and Ked Btafions cf the Post Office Denurt- rul agencies. To make the Amer- inent at Cincinnati, Oniahii. Wash-, inuion. North Platte, Nebr., Hoik Springs, Wyo.. Klko, Nev.. and Iteno, Nov. ' Those reporu are re ceived by hundreds of amateur wireless operators. National market reports are also 'received by state bureaus of markets a'nd agricultural ' colleges, supplemented with local market reports, uud relayed by wireless telegraphy und telephone ' to farmers, bhipping associations, i newipapeis, banks. und other' agricultural Interests. . j The St. l.ouls University at St. i Louis, Mo., was perhaps the first I among educational institutions to J broadcast market' reports by wire-1 less. Tlieie reports are received by hundreds of farmers, shipping associations, banks and agricultural interosts, and telephone company in eastern Illinois which receives the reports telephones the news regularly to its MOO sub scribers. At Lincoln, Neb., the University of Nebraska and tho Nebraska Weslylin University are cooperating in broadcasting crop and - market reports furnished by the State bu reau of markets. lloth,radlo tele graph On used. At Wisconsin in, the Stato department of marketB broadcasts national and local mar- It is Mlled Nature's Medicine. I In fact, there Is not single por "vjtlon of the body that Is not bene Jted by tho helpful action of Tan- luly which begins Its works by stlni lulntiitK the digestive and asslmll- latlve Organs, thereby enriching the blood amif Invigorating the entire, system. .N'Vut, It enables the weak, worn-out ato)ach to thoroughly di gest Its food imd emivert the nour ishing elenients'Vintdv bone, blood and muscle. The i'su Is you feel TTiinrlrorla nf Movi and Wnmnn in T.o fivanrla Annul' t.n ! strong;, sturdy anlfcwe with the . t. Tii. T,r..i. t. ii. -i proper amount of flh joe x-nysititi wrecKs cirapiy uecause ineir Systems Are Starving for Nourishment. THIN, FRAIL PEOPLE SKDULD 111 OftHMcnrorB vho Toft Frlduv on thn flying boat Now York for Hlmliil ln citmm'd Sunday mIkIU wbtiu u lining wind road o rod U'bh probublo thfl lo cution of tho Now York If, at hud ben Biiggestod, hIib wiib flouting dlHHbled In the gulf. HubtjiiiBHrH and airplanes wtro out all day Sun day In an effort to locate the craft. lean furmer the boat informed farmer lu the world is the aim of j these a gone its, and equal progress duilng tho coming year will K" far toward booming, say officials of the Federal department. BOYS BIBLE E XGHAriG E (By Associated Press) PARIS, Jan. 18. K v o n the schoolboys of Paris now speculate .Hi,.,. '" money of foreign countries. The people of all classes to invest their francs in German marks, recently led a 12-year-old boy to one of the large Paris banks, where he asked for "a franc's worth of German nioney." The clerk was manned at the youthful request and stuck his head out or tho cuge so that he might better see the boy whose head scarcely reached the wiudow ledge. The child continued, as though seeking advice: "Perhaps it .would There arc hundreds (if Whin, riin-d'ivn, nervous men and women ritfht here in m Uraiule who shimltLhe strong, sturdy and vigorous, wirh rich, red Mood-tingling through their veins and I col nig hnnitul of life and energy, il they would only profit Iiy the experience of others all over the I'ni'ted States and Canada, and, assist nature to digest the wid they eat, by simply taking Tanlac. Millions of people have not oaly been relieved of tho most obsi nute forms of dyspepsia uuJ ,ind gestion by Tanlac after otlier rem edies havfc, failed, but numbers of them havei-eported a remarkable and rapid increase In weight and a return to formal health and strength by itsuse. In fact, bo pheuViienal have -been the gains in Weigliby thin, frail people through the ee of Tanlac that this reniarkableX preparation is now being purchased Xverywhere as tho World's Greatest The food people eat 'dufctt Jliem absolutely no good unless thVr di gest It properly. When yousmfor from indigestion and. other fo of stomach trouble, the food d Willi. Vt Nature Intended. Tanlac is sold in I.aTCrVmle by Sllverthorn's Family l)rugitro and nil leading druggists. AlvV (fly Aenoclated Press) MIAMI, Fla Jan. 18. Appre hension for the safety of the three WANT MOKE DRYNESS. CiHIIOAUO, Jan. 18. The Women's Christian Temperance Union Monday, the second anniversary of orohibition. will launch a "star in the window"! campaign. Star flags, similar to the service flags of the war, will be put u pin every honie where no liquor is consumed, if the campaign is successful. Stiff? Sore?? A lame back, more mtucle or a tHT joint of lea ta considered too lightly by tbe sufferer. It should bo remembered liiat backache, rheumatic paint, tiff- dh, aoreneu.aallowilcipand purHneaa; under the eyci are rymptomt of kidney aadbUdiler trouble QtJ ihete certainly houliVnot be neglected. Bias RKA1 THE WANT ADS! help tbe lilrlneya climin&itAfrom the ' yiiero (be prtonoua wane ard acida that cauo liicwViclict nad pnV. Tliey j ct promptly oiieUuotively t retttore weak, overwo-kri, or diieaxed tidueyi maa txuaacx to iinvituy, auirmml coo- ouioa, J. E. Simmont. C0 E- $ St.. PtlUi "t wm truublt; wrinary trouble. I lood Fui Kidney PiUg ud ' rill aay that 1 hiiilny teuui oo UvuUau tn tnt wy, ytu harm iiiKttmd of Kood, boctiiiAo i 4mmi w ii ic n is noi u i Rest tu mi uy in tho stomtit-h nutl fernientH, catia iiij? paliiH, swelling, fiaa on Btamuch, nt8H of bruath, bnd tanto in e month, dlzzincaa and many otb diKBruijle nymptoine. It tb dition fs perinllttid to run on an indlflnHB porlod the ontiro Hygtfcm bfx'oitx Buturatvd with poi son A tho patient becomes thin und pule nd In time various complica tions V nlt to result i Tan I tive this elimtnutf is a powerful reconstruc- f c and quickly overcomes 'tea Itlon by aiding Nature to f y Uie impurities from the the vital organB to properly per-. form thelS functions. Tliat la why lui ...t,.,M IP T hnnvht Uiinirarlnn ket reports rom the Umversity of;mon 1 rmd , the thl8 Wisconsin wireless station al .Mud-; ,,., that mn,.ks gone up ison. at Minneapolis crop and mar- Hu ara m hadn.ti bnt ket reports ure broadcast from the . , , , . . .lllllStllJ "n .w.o ... .w, ...... . ...ill ,rn ,1 n annn College of Agriculture has also assigned an, The cIerk toW tn(J ch,d the extension representative to Ijistnict ; bank du( nQt tranMct Dusiness on the farmers in the use of wireless ,fh a 1mtc(1 geaI aI(, udvlfle(, receiving apWiratus. The Col ege of ,nvest h)a fran. cand Agricultural of Cornell University j lids" "rcrmnnent M the PyMaridi CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Manufacturers t ticn. Tiie Minnesota has assigned an expert for similar work, anil to assist rural radio club" that are being organized in New X'ork. ' A Si AIRPLANE SLAYS WOMAN. CEMENT PRODUCTS r BEWEK AVD WATfcli Pn'E cn.VEUT P1PB O . .- IIOU-OW Ul.lXik CKMENT S1I.OS 'WELL I BUllXti MA1H IN KECnON'8 110ILUW 111 1I.DI.NO ULOCKS PHONE MAIN 120 j Factory : Inland City SHOE - OIL - HARNESS Now is tbe tima to oil your harness. Globe Harness and shoe oil, 1 qlfc. ran 35 Star Harness nlij sUoe oil l qt. can J...- ...55 Star Harness arty sboe -oil j gal. can 9 Duek-Uaelc Sboe oil y pt. can 35 . Duck-Back Neats "ftrof oil .1 qt 45 Huck-Back Xeats iVVt oil U, gal. can 80 Duck-Back Neats fot oil 1 pal. cam $ 1.45 Duck-Back Harness M V pal .....G5 Duck-Back Harness oU. f pal : ; .f 1.25 Duck-Bjick Harness oi bulk 1'pal. . ......90 Bring yoir can IYv bulk oil E! OREGON 5 Discount For Cash n (By Associated Press) RFln RAMK. N. .1.. Jan. 18. A run. igh-p o w e r e d transmitting , :, :.,ii.fm tb ice """ ieiei""no ""'i5 , clashcd into a crowd of several nun- In the orrico of the .VissSurl htate i ((rC( skaU,rs on tne Shrewsbury river j market burau at Jefferson City,1Sundayi kn,ed Anna c g . Mouni- j Mo., and will be ready for dls-ihan severed the rjght arm of her eminating market information about urotheri Lawrence Conley, and slight- ; January 10.,, Government reports )y injured many others. ' I from the larger' inurket centers . of . The airplane, piloted by James Cas-i tl -country' will, be received iey, forme rarmy aviator, maneuvered j ci means of a ",irop" from the leased jover the heads of the skater, for aev- I wire system of tho United States era, hourSi t(,en descended; The skat-; Department of Agricultural, andipn gathered around the machine, and transmitted by radiophone to all j rjver meIli fearing- that the ice -would I sections of .Missori. Demonstration iive wav RUTgested that Casey leave. I jnienuta to lnieresi larmers, ut-ai- PARKER'S TAM CABS MAIN 580 . "i ers, and shippers in installing the! necessary wireless receiving appara tus will be het.L in various rural1 comniunitles of the State, and it Is anticipated that telephone offices, ' newspapers, chambers of commerce,! county agricultural agents, banks,! high schools, and cooperative mark-j cling associations will be among the first to install receiving sets. j A most complete program in the dissemination of marknt reports Hy ; wireless is being planned by the State bureau of markets in Ohio, a specially constructed radiophone trar-RiniUcr of the most Improved i type nelng Installed In the radio sta tion of the University of Ohio for that purpose. The Texas markets and warehouse departments -are also planning a market news service OUa COAL IS ALL UNDER COVER and is therefore at ita best. Coal piled up out doors, like it is in other aoal yards, gets wet, is covered -with snow and is froeen together and what dust there is in the coal freezes to the coal and cannot be fully screened besides, you pay for the snow and water that is weighed with, the coal. Get our BONE DRY COAL and be assured of dry, full value, fuel. If there was a better coal to be had than We make a Specialty of the repair of fine watches, clocks and J ewelry. ' When you leavie ytour work with us we return it to you with the guarantee that it) is as good as vhen it left the factory that made the article. We are prepar able charge. rll 1 to repair and deliver work promptly and. at a reason- You have our guarantee back of every piece of work done in our estab lishment. Our itMrtiy years ings have been satisfact i business in this city proves, that our business deal- J. H eare & Son W't l .' ( I r Dimalite n I We would make arrangements to handle it. Phone Main 10 for prompt . 8 monc, Tl? A PlJ Q F FR' 1 A UGHT ATTACHME5rT; Coal cost, money to buy H f l 1 J lj 9 fi-Bl - S A USEFUL SICK ROOM CON- .-d, to burn. Save by ) ( TRIVAKCR, AND AS THE FFSETtiT''?! ( A I i J NAME INDICATES, IT DIMSv l " t)iy Wood ' j . - all.piirpo.se si-a id 2 1 I I IT ALSO PREVENTS ONE Iftet.k.Tto'SS S V I 1 J7R0H EEIN& CONJUSSa J rcsuitsA V t I,EEyoiiAG&-PACKlirG 1 1 ; 1 AROUND AT BiaHT. First Vist lN'f ' - i ! grcalcrV-lst;o8i 1 If n JE I la o , IS ..after. I 7 XI . o if ii I SOU) A ,j 9 w v O :i fJ&Z.l .... . I a . nnYn o o Hcnryjiuilcflng PORUAN D yHLcr'gl
