HALF MILLION BLOCK OF
BONDS ADVERTISED
Oouuty C o u rt F in d s M a rk e t fo r P a p e r
I» Good and P la n s M uch Con
s tru c tiv e W ork.
fla ir a million dollars more of Lane
• o u u t y ' m road bonds will soon be sold,
lie county court havin g m ade a n order
d onda y to a d v e r tis e th e sale of a
dork of this size. With I he isHuaaee
I this Idoi k of bonds $1,000,00(1 of tin
L\000,000 issue voted by the people
wo y e a r s a go will have been sold.
The bond m arket at the present
ime is good, according to advices re
eived by mem bers of the county court,
nd it is believed th at a premium muy
>e received for a n issue of this size,
•ane county bonds that have a lready
icen issued a re now selling in the open
uarket tit 103%, according to inforuiu
mn received from Port hind. The opin
on was expressed that in o f f e r i n g a
urge block much b e tt e r bids will be
«•reived.
Out of the a d d itio n a l half million
lollar issue $150,000 will be ta k e n for
hr c o u n t y ’s shure of the construction
I tin* Ku hi rock Hlnchly section of t Li < *
fOugene Florence highway. The county
• ourt signed the contract with th e for
• st service Monday a fte rn o o n agreein g
o pay half the eost of the work pro
•idl'd the e o u tra e t does not go over
>.‘100,000. The court also adopted a
••solution a p p r o p ri a ti n g the sum of
• 150,000 for the work a n d ev ery th in g
s now ready for the l e ttin g of the
'out ract as fa r as the county is con
corned. It is expected th at the forest
• ‘Tv ice will n d v e r i i s e f o r b i ds at once
a n d t h a t wor k will be s t a r t e d w i t h i n n
i'W weeks.
It is likely, said county officials
tinmliiy, th at it will ta k e two seasons
o finish this road, ns the project cov
tm til miles a n d some of it is very
•«•nvy c onstruction. Ten miles of it
s w ithin the Hiuslaw n a tiona l forest
: ml 1*1 miles outside.
DETOUR ARO U N D P A V E M E N T
ON H IG H W A Y IS PU ZZ L E
a v a ila b le th is sum m er for the reason
th a t the road betw een th e C oast F ork
b rid g e and th e site of a proposed
b ridge across th e sam e stre am oppo
site C resw ell is to be m acadam ized
th is sum m er a n d will be to rn up d u r
ing tt g re a te r p a rt o f th e season.
M em bers o f the co u n ty co u rt h ave
sug g ested th a t a tem p o rary roadw ay
alongside the pavem ent on the high
way be built or th a t cars be d eto u red
th ro u g h u p a stu re on e ith e r side o f
the highw ay a n d a tem p o rary b rid g e
be b u ilt across C am as sw ale.
T h ere is a s tre tc h o f a b o u t a q u a rte r
of a mile ju s t south o f Goshen and
tw o stre tc h e s a g g re g a tin g o ver h a lf
si m ile in th e C ainas sw ale section th a t
will be paved w ith co ncrete th is sum
m er, th is bein g a part o f la st y e a r ’s
c o n tra c t, b u t it w as necessary to m ake
a fill a t th ese [»oirits a n d allow i t to
s ta n d a y e a r before th e p a v em en t
could be laid.
IN COUNTY BONDS
S e n a to r S ta n f ie ld ’s S e c re ta ry W rite s
a n d P o in ts to D isa ste r T h a t
W ould Follow R epeal.
over
ioo rim
TIME IN YEARS
I Will Never Be With
out Tanlac Again, De
dares Little S. F. Worn
an- Tells of Remark
able Recovery.
DUTCH EAST INDIES
Kxternul 0% Sinking Fund
(¡OLD RONDS
Deiiom. $1000; due March, 1902.
Itcdeeiiiulde oil or a fte r Mareli 1,
19:12, at par . ml ¡nterent.
Price, 96.50
Yielding to Redemption Date
6.48%
Yielding to Maturity
06.24%
Wire orders collect
Ralph Schneeloch Co.
HAS DISCOVERED NEW FORCE
Londoner Gives Interesting Descrip
tion of Manner In Which He Made
Important Find.
A sim ple curbou rod h a s been d is
covered by A. K. H aines, a lea d in g gal-
v a n o m e trist o f L ondon, w hich if held
In th e b a n d s five m inute« w ill re c h a rg e
th e huinun sy stem w ith n e rv e energy
(h a t la s ts 12 h o u rs. H e sa y s It la
n o th in g new, but, on th e c o n tra ry , w as
know n to th e a n c te n t E g y p tia n s. H e
sa id th e se c re t o f it w as lo st m any
c e n tu rie s ago. Mr. B a in e s sa id th a t
y e a rs ago w hile he w as sta n d in g In th e
B ritish m useum b e fo re a p a in te d lim e
sto n e s c u lp tu re of K h a rfru , a n Egyp
tia n king o f th e fo u rth d y n a sty , w ho
Mystified at First, He Finally Real h u llt th e second o f th e g re a t p y ra m id s
o f (Jlzeh, We noticed th e fig u re w as
ized Just What Volume the Lady
holding tw o sm a ll ro d s sh a p e d som e
Was Looking For.
th in g lik e th e g rip on a bicycle. T h e re
T h e re c e n t d e a th o f Jo h n K o irtrlc k a f te r he began a se rie s of long e x
B an g s h a s re ca lle d an incid en t th a t perl incu ts to d isc o v er th e su b s ta n c e
h a p p en e d re c e n tly In one of (lie b ra n ch w hich thq king held, b u t h e fa ile d In
lib ra rie s. A w om an e n te re d one e v e his se a rc h u n til one d a y w hen h e w as
n in g Ju st b e fo re clo sin g tim e a n d a f te r try in g to Im prove th e m icrophone, fo r
w a n d e rln g a im lessly ab o u t w ith o u t w hich he p re p u re d se v e ra l c arb o n p e n
finding a n y th in g th a t seem ed to p lea se cils w hich h a d been h a rd e n e d by a
her, finally c am e to th e desk to c o n sp ecial p ro c ess o f h is own. H e said
th a t q u ite a c c id e n ta lly h e to u ch e d one
s u lt th e lib ra ria n c o n ce rn in g h e r noeti
S h e sa id th a t a frie n d o f h e rs h a d re c o f th ese carb o n p e n cils a n d w as s u r
om m ended a book a s being esp ecially p rised to find th a t h is g a lv a n ic deflec
good, a n d w ould th e lib ra ria n p lea se tion sw ung from p o sitiv e to n eg ativ e.
te ll h e r w h e re It w as k e p t. T h e n a m e T h is led to f u r th e r e x p erim e n ts, and
o f th e book, sh e sa id , w a s “T h e H ouse he finally fo und t h a t th e o rd in a ry a rc
carbon, w hen h a rd e n e d by h is process,
B u ilt on th e S tic k s .”
T h e lib ra ria n looked puzzled. V isions g a v e out a force w hich could not be
o f e e rta ln B iblical re fe re n c e s to h o u se s d istin g u ish e d fro m n e rv e force. T h e
b u ilt on th e s a n d s cam e to m ind, b u t b a rs a re a b o u t six Inches long a n d a re
th is one w as u n fa m ilia r to h er, so sh e capped a t th e en d s w ith celluloid. Mr.
se t a b o u t q u e stio n in g th e w om an to B ullies a s s e rte d th e carb o n ro d s have
find o u t m ore u h o u t It. No, th e w om an been of g re a t a id In tr e a tin g c ases of
d id n 't know w h a t It w a s a b o u t, hut nervous b reakdow n, d e afn e ss, a n em ia
sh e did re m e m b e r th e a u th o r's nam e. a n d m any o th e r c o m p la in ts. H e de
B angs. Im m e d iately th e re cam e a n Il c la red be did u o t know w liat th e new
lu m in a tin g Idea, a n d th e lib ra ria n fo rce w as. „
w e n t to th e s h e lf and took dow n B a n g s'
“ H o u seb o a t on th e S ty x ,” a n d se n t a
sa tisfie d p a tro n hom e to en jo y h e r
new ly fo u n d tre a s u re .— In d ia n a p o lis Her Testimony Showed Tha t the Dog
N ew s.
Had Deliberately Disregarded
Orders She Gave Him.
J. D. Hamlin
for
C ounty
Com m issioner
LIBRARIAN MADE GOOD GUESS
K. J . Adam s, of E ugene, se c re ta r y
to Menator Mtunfield, w rites from
W ashin gton in connection with the p r o
posed repeal of the county bond issue.
Outside of the bad feelin g t h a t would
prevail in those p a r ts of the county
which have g o tte n little or none of the
bond money, Mr. Adams calls a t t e n
tion to the fa ct t h a t the repeal of th e
bonds would mean that Lane county
could not m atch fe d era l fu n d s which
alone will a m o u n t to a million dollars
for a period of a very few years.
Mr. A dam s calls a t t e n t i o n to the
fact th at only through good roads can
we look f o r w a r d to the in te nsive d e
velopment of a g r ic u ltu r e a n d of th e
to u ris t crop. The l a t t e r he sa ys should
w ithin a few y e a r s amount to millions
a nnually t o r L ane county alone and
from this crop we should e x p ec t m any
to locate p e rm a n en tly amt a ssist in
p a y in g o f f the bonds.
Oregon can look f o r w a r d to a de vel
opment d u rin g the next 10 y e a r s ' that
will f a r exceed the developm ent of the
past 25 years, a c c ording to Mr. Adams,
out we nave got to give a square deal
both to those who are here a n d to Defendants In Berlin Court Evidently
i nose w e expect to come.
Were Not of the Ordinary Type
of Malefactors.
D O R EN A .
What will be provided as a de tour
«round the pa v in g jo b on the Pacific
ugh way betw een Goshen a n d Creswell
n
Lane
county
this
sum m er
is
hi zzling the mem bers o f th e county
■ourt
a n d the road officials. Last
¡iimnier while a stre tc h of th e cou
rctc
pavement be tw een these towns
v'as being laid and allowed to season
all t r a f f i c was detoured around it for
(Special to The Sentinel.)
a num ber of months by way of the
Muy 2.— Mrs. W illiam Cellers, o f the
•'oast Fork bridge a n d the Cloverdnle
country, but (his route will not be Grove, s p e n t Monday evening a t th e
( A. VaiiMchoiack home.
W. V\. W atson m oto red up from E u
gene M onday t o th e C. A. Van
Mchoiuck home, r e tu r n i n g home T u e s
day evening.
Mrs. Glen Scott
r e tu r n e d home
Phursduy fro m Eugene, where she had
been receiv ing m edical tr e a tm e n t.
«1. VV. K ir k , of the Grove, came out
u the «). 11. K i r k home Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. F r e d Jo n e s a n d da u g h -
ie r Lucille m oto red up from M arco la
S u n d a y a n d spent th e d a y a t th e
Warren Kelly home.
Mrs. Edna Sulliv an, of E ugene, sfieut
Sunday at the J . IL. K irk home.
Hob Comes a n d B c nettn T e e te r s i
m otored up from E ugene F r i d a y night
to i lie Cluis. T ee te rs home.
Mrs. J . Q. W .llits, of the Grove, is
s e n d i n g u few days a t the J . H.
Kirk home.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Clay E n g la n d a n d
children, of the Grove, spent Sunday
“ I will never ugtiin be without Tan a fte rn o o n a t the C. H. J e n n i n g s home.
Mr. u ud Mrs. J o h n Holstroni, of!
lac, even if it ta k e s my last dollar to
buy i t , ’ * said Mrs. Georgia H alfp en n y , Murcola, were called u p t o t h e J . H.
Kirk home S u n d a y m o rn in g by th e
-Mil* M yrtle Ml.., Man Francisco, Calif.
“ Five ye ars ago I struck my side a serious illness of B e r th a K irk, who
died S u n d a y a f te r n o o n from pneum onia.
dew that kept me in the hospital for
u i l - mid put me in a t e rrib ly weak,
SA G IN A W
icrvous a n d run-down condition. I had
io a p p etite , a n d my digestion was so
(Speeinl to The Sentin el.)
mol I would have terrible cram ping
May 2.— Those from here who a t
mins in my stomach, a n d 1 would tended the m eetin gs at E ugene Sun d a y
ilont up so that my hejirt pa lp itated were the F. M. Adney fam ily, Mrs.
ike it would ju m p out of my body, Gray and b ro th er, Kay Corm ack, a n d
was dre adfully coust ipnt ed, Imd split the B a r tl e tt Jo h n s to n family.
Mr. and
Mrs. Curl G errard, of
ing he adaches, a nd my back seemed
Springfield, v isite d Monday a t th e H.
ike it would break into.
“ Hilt T anlac has put a n eml to all 11. J a r r e t t home.
Quite a num ber from here a tt e n d e d
ny troubles.
I ’ve gained sixteen
the lecture at the C hristian church in
loiiml too, and i t ' s the first time in the Grove S a t u r d a y night.
cars I ’ve weighed over a hundred. I
Mr. Adney went down to his f a r i n ’
•an iic .c r praise T anlac enough for the near Drain Monday with a load of
• pleiidid he alth it has given me. M
furniture. T h e y are m o v in g t h e r e fo r
T anlac is sold by all good druggists. the summer.
Mrs. F. T. Houston a n d H a r r y w ere
in the Grove S a tu r d a y .
C.
F. W hite ley a n d Mrs. A. K.
MANILA ELECTRIC CO.
Scott were in Eugene W ednesday of
last week.
Fim i Rolli Udini? Mortgage
Mrs. A. Corm ack spent the week
end in Eugene with her d a u g h te r, r e
7% BONDS
tu r n in g home M onday evening,
E tta Scott went to Eugene T u es d ay
**!>«' 110111 ., $10(10; d u r May I, 1942. evening.
Karninga of litis company for
Mr. a n d Mrs. Hugh Wells a n d c h il
pusl year ••«|Uttllrtl II.H t Line» in- dren, of Roseburg, called a t t h e
IsMMiurd home Monday.
errat rnquirriiieutH.
T e r r y Moody a n d Lille L eona rd a t - 1
tended church in the Grove S u n d a y
Frier, 98.50, Yielding
ev cuing.
7.15%
Mrs. Ju d s o n Allen a n d son D o n )
went to Sutl\erlin S a tu r d a y .
TIPS BEAM AT
Ok la., b e in g called th e re by th e serious
illness o f tn e ir fa th e r, W. H. Sm ith.
Mrs. Daniel E o n t k , of G r a n ts Pass,
spent Sunday a n d M onday with her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Owens.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles E lliuger, en
route to th e ir home at M edford, from
a t r i p to P o r tla n d , v isite d briefly with
Mr. a n d Mrs. S. S. T ras k Monday.
The T r a s k s a n d E llingers were n e ig h
bors in M innesota y e a r s ago.
Mr. a n d Mrs. T hom a s Queen, of
Saginaw , are s t a y in g a t the F r a n k
P l e u a r d home.
F a y e S te w a r t, son of Mr. a n d Mrs.
l»aHell* S t e w a r t, dislocated one of the
bones in one h a n d in a fall F r i d a y
evening, l i e was t a k e n to the Grove,
where his in ju r y was a t t e n d e d to.
ODD PLEAS MADE TO JUDGE
A s tra n g e re q u e st h a s been m ad e In
a B e rlin c o u rt by a b lac k sm ith , l'a u l
W a lte r, w ho h a s been p a ssin g h im self
ofT In B e rlin a s P rin c e P le ss. H e a n d
fo u r frie n d s w ere on tria l fo r b u rg la ry
a n d th e b la c k sm ith d e m a n d e d :
“ I re q u e st th a t 1 b e condem ned to
d e a t h ; If not. th e n se n d m e to p riso n
fo r life, so th a t I sh a ll he re n d e re d
h a rm le s s to so ciety ."
W hen th e su rp ris e d Ju d g e Raid he
could n o t g ra n t such a re q u e st W a lte r
s a id :
“ W ell th en , p u t m e u n d e r police s u
perv isio n fo r 20 y e a rs a n d I th in k you
w ill see I w o n 't do a n y th in g w rong
a g ain , h u t will re fo rm m yself. If I
d o n 't, th e n se n te n c e m e to d e a th n e x t
tim e .”
T h e Judge se n te n c e d him to p riso n
fo r 18 m o n th s a n d p a sse d se n te n c e s
v a ry in g from th r e e m o n th s to tw o and
a h a lf y e a rs on th e o th e rs . All th e
p riso n e rs th e n th a n k e d th e ju d g e, and
th e b la c k sm ith ad d ed th a t he a n d his
frie n d s g lad ly a cc ep te d th e sen ten c e.
— N ew Y ork T rib u n e .
Best W ay to Warm H it Hands.
D u rin g a se v e re w in te r, a science
le c tu re r w a s d e liv e rin g un a d d re s s to
a v e ry sm a ll a u d ie n ce .
P re s e n tly a sh a b b ily d re sse d tnun
e n te re d th e h a ll. It w a s a p p a re n t th a t
th e m an a p p re c ia te d th e le c tu re r's r e
m ark s. fo r h e h a d not been liste n in g
m uny m in u te s b e fo re b e b eg an to a p
p la u d vigorously.
H is e n th u s ia sm stim u la te d th e re st
of th e a u d ie n c e , am i fro m th a t m om ent
th e u p p la u se g re w fre q u e n t a n d u n a n i
m ous, a n d th e re m a in d e r o f th e lec
tu r e p a sse d off sp le n d id ly .
T h e le c tu re r, fe e lin g g ra te fu l to his
a p p a re n tly e n th u s ia s tic lis te n e r, a c
c o sted him a s h e w a s leav in g , a n d
ex claim ed , h e a r tily : “I w as d e lig h ted
to n o tic e th a t you a p p re c ia te d m y re
m a rk s .”
“A p p re c ia te d
n o th in ' t” sa id
th e
m an. "I d id n 't e v en know w h a t you
w as ta lk in ' u b o u t. 1 se e d th e le c tu re
w us free, a n ’, a s It w a s cold o u tsid e, 1
1 cum e In. I w a s c la p p ln ' to w urin
m y se lf 1”— P h ila d e lp h ia In q u ire r.
“ Sotting” Colors.
All c olors c a n n o t be se t by th e sam e
m ethod.
S a lt, fo r In sta n ce . Is e x
tre m e ly effective In s e ttin g blues,
p in k s a n d som e reds. A la rg e table-
spoouful Is re q u ire d to a gallon o f lu k e
w arm w a te r. B lack c o tto n s o r black-
a n d -w h ite ch ee k s need stro n g e r sa lt
w a te r to be effective, a n d so m etim es
HEBRON.
a little tu rp e n tin e m ay be a d d ed to
th e w ater. Soak th e m a te ria ls In luke
(Hpocial to The Sentin el.)
w arm w a ter. Soak brow ns, d e ep yel
May 2.— A ra g c arp e t se w ing wan
low s Slid ta n s In a so lu tio n o f one c u p
held nt Miss A nna J e p a o n ’s S a t u r d a y
ful o f v in e g a r to a gallon of lu k ew arm
afternoon.
Those present were Mrs.
w a te r to se t th e color. W hen th e lig h t
J. A. Powell, Mrs. H. M. K nppuuf.
Mr.. Bella T aylor, Mrs. G. M. Kobe! j e r sh a d e s of yellow s a n d ta n s becom e
fa d ed , th e co lo r can be re sto re d by
beck, Mrs. J . Q. A. Young, Mrs. Jessie
Gilcrist, Mrs. W alker, Mrs. L. G. a d d in g s tro n g coffee to w a rm rin sin g
Mark ham, Miss M. J . Piper, Anuabel*
w a te r.—F ro m th e D esigner.
a n d Katie Gilcrist.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J . A. Powell, Mrs B.
Car Needed It Moet.
M. K ap p au f a n d Mrs. G. \ L K c h cl i
T h e little lib ra ria n s a t a t h e r desk
beck motored over to D ivide M onday
su rv e y in g th e row of solem n-eyed I ta l
evening.
ia n s b e fo re h er. T ony h a d b ro u g h t all
Mr. a n d Mrs G. M. K ebelbeck a o J
children a n d Mrs. J . Q. A. Y o ung; his little b ro th e rs and s is te rs to see th e
motored out to the Grove last Wcdues
" te a c h e r.” “ My g o o d n ess." sh e said,
d a y evening to a t t e n d church.
“how m any o f you a re th e se a lto g e th
Miss U v e r n e l ^ im b went t o Kugewe , e r? " “E le v e n ,” sa id T ony, a n d th e e n
S a t u r d a y to sp end the week end w i t h , tir e row g rin n e d b ro a d ly , e x h ib itin g
her parents.
t b e a u tifu l p e arly te e th . “ W hat b e a u ti
ful te e th I I su p p o se you all b ru sh
ROW R IV E R .
th em w ell e v ery n ig h t? ” A n erv o u s
----------
1 t
shuffling. T o n y c le a re d h is th ro a t.
(Special to The S e n tin e l.)
“ W ell,” h e sa id e a rn e s tly , “ we did have
May 3 .- Mr.
ami
Mr».
a b ru sh once, h u t f a th e r n e e d e ^ It to
H u n tington, of Eugene, were S u n d a y 11
visitors at the laiSells S t e w a r t hoiae.. c lean so m e th in g In th e c a r a n d a f te r
th a t It w a sn ’t m uch good.” —C hicago
Mrs. J 04* P A B u u i wad Mrs. F r u a k
BONDS
Municipal & Corporation Finance
Lumbermen a Building, Portland LaUlua left Friday wght for Fairijal^t Journal.
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VOTE FOR A MAN WHO BELIEVES IN—
Better*Roads for Remote Sections.
Reduce Overhead Expenses.
Eliminating Dead Timber From Payrolls.
A Business Administration for Lane
County.
A Strict Enforcement of the Laws.
VOTE FOR A MAN WHO IS FAMILIAR
WITH COUNTY AFFAIRS AND IS HON
EST AND HAS ALL THE QUALIFICA
TIONS FOR A GOOD COUNTY COM
MISSIONER.
Paid Adv.—J. D. llandin for County Commissioner Club,
Fraflk E. Taylor, president; C. IT. Sedgwick, secretary
What do you want? Anyway a Sentinel Wan tad
will
get it for you. What do you want anvwavf
MRS. KOLTSKI NOT TO BLAME
A Sentinel Wantad will tret it for you. Try it.
Ju d g e O sca r lla lla m . In h is a d d re ss
before th e S outh D a k o ta B a r a sso c ia
tion. told th is good o n e :
“I reeull a c u se of a s s a u lt a n d b a t
tery , a g a in st th e K o ltsk l fam ily, and
in th e co u rse o f th e e x am in atio n it
developed th a t th e K oltskl fam ily dog
h a d tak e n a n a c tiv e p a rt. M rs. K o lt
skl. w hen on th e s ta n d , w as ask e d If
she d id n 't in stig a te th e a c tiv itie s of
th e dog. She In siste d th a t she did not.
T h e a tto rn e y s a id : 'D id n ’t you suy,
“ Sic 'em , C a e sa r? ” fo r th a t w a s th e
dog s nam e. She sa id , ‘No, I d id not.'
“T h e a tto rn e y sa id , 'Y ou said som e
th in g to th e dog?1
“ She re p lie d : ‘W ell, w h a t if I did ?'
“H e In siste d : T e l l us w h a t you said
to th e dog.'
“S he a n s w e r e d :
‘W hy, I said,
“D o n ’t sic ’em , C a e sa r.” ’ ”
U n su sp ected K now ledge.
T h e W om an h a s a young college
g ra d u a te frie n d w ho Is Ju st e n te rin g
the b u sin e ss field. L ouise h a s poise
a n d e d u c a tio n a l b a ck g ro u n d , w hich
she d isg u ise s lie a u tlfu lly by m ea n s of
a p a ir o f big blue eyes, hom em ade
pink ch ee k s a n d a m op of bobbed
brow n c u rls.
S he does n o t know w h e th e r to call
h e r la te s t e x p e rie n c e a com plim ent or
th e re v erse .
Y e ste rd a y M iss Isabel, th e c h ie f’s
ste n o g ra p h e r, d ash e d Into L o u ise's of
fice, notebook tn h and, a n d m ad e fo r
th e big d ictio n ary , g asp in g In h e r
flig h t: " W h a t on e a r th does m-o-d-u-s
o-p-e-r-a-n-d-1 m e a n ? ’’
"M ethod o f p ro c ed u re ,” said L ouise
n e atly from h e r desk.
M iss Isa b el sniffed fa in tly a n d dived
in to W eb ste r. In a m om ent sh e w as
out a g a in a n d looking dazed.
“ It does m ean m ethod of p ro c e d u re !”
said she. "H ow on e a rth did you know
th a t? " —C hicago J o u rn a l.
Hears Concert in Bed.
T h e acm e of co m fo rt a n d c onveni
ence In th e h e a rin g o f w ire le ss con
c e rts hus been ach iev ed by lto n a ld
O urd, a n a m a te u r o p e ra to r of London,
O ut. By u sin g a little o rig in a lity he
Is now a b le to lie a n d liste n to th e r e
pro d u ctio n In h is ow n room o f m usic
p layed V everal h u n d re d m iles aw ay.
B ed sp rin g s solved th e p roblem fo r
Mr. G urd, w ho realized th a t th e su p
p o rts of h is m a ttre s s m ad e excellent
te rm in a l connections. H e c ap italiz e d
on h is know ledge by e lim in a tin g th e
o u td o o r a e ria l w ires o ver Ills hom e.
O ne e n d o f th e sp rin g s Is g ro u n d e d and
th e o th e r end Is used fo r th e a tta c h
m ent of th e receiv in g In stru m e n t and
th e sou n d am plifier.
Shrunken Body le Tw o Feet Tall.
P re se rv e d b e tte r th a n m any an E g y p
tia n m um m y, a sh ru n k e n body of a n In
dian c h ie f w ho died m ore th a n 400
y e a rs ago h a s been b ro u g h t to t i e
1'n lted S ta te s by J a u n K ra tle l, a P e ru
vian e n g in e er. T h e m um m y Is only 26
in ch es high, fo r th e body wag sh ru n k
and p re se rv e d by a s e c re t "p ic k lin g ”
process know n only to th e S o u th A m er
ican In d ian s.
T ra d itio n reco rd a th a t th is Is th e
m um m y o f K a rru b a , a P e ru v ia n chief
who led his trib e a g a in st th e S p a n ia rd s
in 1686. T h e b e ad s w orn by S en o r K ra-
tlel w e re fo und w ith th e sh ru n k e n w a r
rio r.—P o p u la r Science M onthly.
Rar«, Flawless Emerald.
" E m e ra ld s a re very seldom found
w ith o u t som e sm all d e fe c t,” sa id a Jew
e le r In th e W est E n d of L ondon.
“ P e a rls, diam o n d s a n d ru b le s can all be
o b tain e d p e rfe c t In th o u sa n d s of cast's,
but a n e m e ra ld su ch a s th e one In
P rin c e s s M a ry 's ring Is a n a lto g e th e r
ex ce p tio n a l sto n e .” i t Is know n am ong
Jew elers a s a "specim en gem ,” un e x
ceedingly r a r e one, a n d Is se t In p la t
inum .
Oregon State Band
3 0 — Pieces— 30
A rm o ry T onight
Friday, M ay 5
Assisted by Mrs. Arab Hoyt Rae, mezzo con
tralto soloist, and a 3-year-old trap drummer.
Under auspices of Company D.
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