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.' Page Six Efc GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, August 19, 1926. TE1GSTI TELL SECRETS tfl.ACJSTA KK, Ariz., Aur. 19. 4 A.I') Tint wii-nrm of nlronomy mid hnlfiny art coitKpli-lnjf to ro Icni a m-rift locked In I ho demy- j. Ih'iirt of an nix-lent I ml Inn cLvlMziiUon In thlH ri:lon fur ppr tiapH JnmdiiMlH nf yeurs. The! st'orot Ih tin' Jnld on which tho Indian k I vii (llopi 'or "hiuti d cliumber") wen htiitl, a fact to ho Jwirnctl IhroiiKh a study . of hoIiij- acltvily am) I Iit growth of t )' ' l-'ltit (Vnliirir Of Clfniiilo Dr. K. A. DoujflaH, dirncioe of Mm fttownril OliHrvalory lt-ro and Iirofi-Ksor of uHtronomy at tho L'nl torHlty of Arv,oru, yi-ars no bo. jrun a HI mly of the i-Inka found in trrn trim It. 4 wllh a view, umntitf oth.-r thinx, to uVii'tinlnlnff tin SKft of tha kivas. To ilatv hi hiiH found rrronlt-fj In tin.' tries' "ua nual rlnffV a history or climatic rhaiiK' M ov-r n period of fivit n-n-turlt'H. TIiIh chinnlch- .allien with agronomical ohwrvallotiH of HOlur octtlylty for the period. JHh HttiditH have taken htm dnr ln the l.ixl iw.nty years vl o .Kftfr land;' ftorwuy, Sweden, I'iuhhIii Anuria, Jiavnrlu and the adito o f OroKp" t'ulllarntu and Arizona. lIlH.'IntercKl In pre-Iillorlc riilim wk nrotiHcd ) ohHi rvallon of the r(ltnallc eoririltlnnH under which (ric.yellow pine rornmon In the wwUVrn ItockhH, wtm Krowinp. .';.' ) lrUtli It III;; 'Much of Hoclor DdukIuhh' work ha been done In U.In vicinity lie runup , the limited twonty-tuo . inches of rainfall riwnired mony char 'niKhiH and miperh skies for ujrtroJioinlcal ohuervationH. The forHt furnlKhed a wealth or ma trelul for . botanical h! miles. The critical problem of the tree wuh to Biirvlvo pcrlodH or drouth rut her thun to compelfi with other hhtWh of. pjant life In the HtniKKlt fur xlHti'tico, and the wax und wano. or, Irco .growth Ih chronicled In the Blzo of the tree trunk ring?.., : r. KlvnK Itrttiiiw Hvmt : Ti'VrcutcHt drouth hi IIiIh re gion, 'loctrir iJoufflms flndH, wan from" 1 r,T.i to 1 & Mi, and the treu rtriffH held the record for more , mini tlireo centurlei heroro man dtwovcrtid it. Jlowver, the blK KeHi. drouth in the entire nouth- .occurred u tj rl nr the years J731I to 173!.. - Hyi HtudylnK (he ringed beaniHln IhP-klvuM or the old Indian ruliui nf IMh flection, Uoclitr DohkIiihh hu- lliws he will asceriuln cllmntlcj ;iiiuh iuuh at ine time uiey wen WANTED AN E PERT HORTICULTURIST - . ECONOMIC CT. . XsXijy- "r 4:, l fmmj Ml 'P8BIC OFFICE CAT TNABS MARK IN. Irate Fa I iter: "Von Impnilmt iMinnyt Voii want to nuirrv mir I ilituirlile-i'' AimI toll nu tUt vau tlitiilt -hi cotilil iwr wIuM- sIic'k Ihh-o nmtl lo?" Tlio Suitor: "i:r m. I (lUnk w, lr. vry vhi'iil tciip4'r mM'ir." l.oriuacloiiH rarhcr (after a ffood half-nn-hoiir of It): "And what would yon like on your hair. dr7" Weary Puwfomor; "My hat J nut tin Boon iiH.you can mnnago II!" A liON'O TIM K TO WAIT: Homo iy a Klrl may find a man who wun't Uike advaJitaKC t her but the tombHtono will probably hr too heavy tor her to lift. Tho wnrtil'a cr(i I out lto Prco. cut company excepted, of courHO." A man's hounn Ih his cattle If he 1.4 a bachelor and IiIh houK keeper Ik away. rom a boy'a hlnton. paper About this tlmo C'olumbuH waa HEALTH n.fTi:iiiA. i itii:i(s am ihiks (lly ilamea A. iHirrnut, MJ. IK Su lioinlsli, Wash.) Member UorKaii Memorial Intitute lld you ever Htop to realize that Jtlio air, the toll, everything w hun- die or touch, all tho food that w I cat. In fact evitrytlilnjf In the world j In covered with mllllotm and mll I lloiiH of tiny Uvfiitf IioIiikh called IlnLclertn7 These minute, bltn of life are In . vl.slble to the naked eye. uiiIchm 'there are hnmlrcdx nf (Iiimii irrnnti. bulll. ComiiariHun of Hia li data''''1 Kether. t'nder a interoHcope j wlMiMhu rccordi of Arizona tree Miean liny bltn of Hvlntr matter eon nnV or the ble: Senunlas of (nliror-j,,f1 eaHlly Heen and stndb-d. They i niar will reveal, he hop:, the act- vary ureal ly In shape and siae, and ua I years In which the "Hacred multiply rapidly In iiioIhI dark chumlM'i H" wei-i' con itructed. j plaoew, K'merally by simple division . ,, - of the old cell. Many urn quite. hmrnilcsa If thin were not the enHe we should be fill much of the time, for with ev erything we cat, we take Into our bodlcH millions' of bacteria. Theso ot'KanlHtiiH causn the decay of anl mat und vetft'table matter. If aid mala and plants after dn-ith did not decay, there wquld be scarcely room for dh to live In litis world. The lunUInK of butter, cheese. wines, elder, oven the cunllinjf of milk, Ih due to the action of vari ous typcH of bacteria. Hut there: are other types of bacteria that are harmful and dan Kermis to life and tiro the cause of dine uxe. Wo havo but to thlnlt of smallpox, diphtheria, tousilltlH, tuberculosis. Influenza ami a bout of other dlsenses. Very fortunate ly these forms or bacteria do not thrive outside the human body. Kxtreme. conditions such aH holl Intf will kill them readily. Freez ing however Is not ho effective and bacteria have been found In Ice, and In Ice cream that ha been frozen for some time, "Tile bacteria Which cause dls-' eases do not float about In the air at random. Wo obtain- diseases direct contact with them, or jjct- J direct contact with theb, or K''t- tintf into our mouth, eyes or not., t hose bacteria which - they Imiv. left on towels, drinking glasses, books, pencils, etc. . . Never put anything In your mout h but pure wholesome food and drink and your own tooth brush. Keep your finger and all articles away from your mouth, eyes and nose. lie a I ways o:i irunrd. 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I've heen making my husband eat lit .salad wtlh them." Wife of Dead Man Is : Questioned by Sheriff POltTI lANJl, Ore., Amr. 19. (AD Sheriff Hurlhurt who yeslenlny started ua iavtwtlgalloa of Ihs death Saturday morning of U O. Hhannon, who was killed by a shot from a small rajlhep revolver, said that while conditions Indicated Shannon was a suicide he was con i Inning" his Investigation. Mrs. Hhannon was brought to the sher iff's office late yesterday for ques tioning following reports circulated about (Jreshum that Hhannon might not havo killed hliiisrlf. Mm. Shannon told offlcei H I hat all tihe knew about Ills death was that she waj uwakened by a shot about 3 a. m. and found, him wounded hesiilo her In beil. Dep uty . Sheriff Chrlstofferson took .Mrs. Shannon buck home In his autoiuohllo after she hud answer ed riuPslinnH. JIK'M. Dli: IIAIM'Y OSSIMlNfl, N. Y. If William Hoyr, negro Blayer, iiuiBt be elec trocuted tonight at least he will not be hungry. 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