Dayton tribune., December 26, 1928, Image 4

Honey Flavor Variea
Fabled Monkey Bridges
Farm Pointers
Many different kind* of honey are
(From 0. 8. A C.)
Nearly everyone recall* reading in
produced in the United State*, vary-
The following permanent pasture
the old schoolbook« about th* inuukey
According to the advertisements It
। ing greatly m taste .nd color but be­
mixture is recommended by the Ore­
and the first real building that was
bridge«.
The
purpose
of
the
bridge
University of Oregon, Eugene, Dec. ing approximately equal in food val­
1« a private residence and gentleman's
done in England was by the Saxons,
Th» monkey«, gon Experiment station for lands that
estate and built of certified lumber 26. A real photoplay, with actors *e- ue, say* H. A. Scullen, apecialiit in was to eroaa streams.
who were as good builder* as tbey
it
ia
..id,
would
form
a long chain ,’oU,1 moUu‘r’
and southern pine, the aristocrat of lee ted from screen teats, action
were warriors.
Finding forests In
bee culture at Oregon State college. by taking hold of ..ch other and <hen 1 tn»,Uh
« pounds
soft woods bought direct from the enough to thrill the most blase movie
plenty, they proceeded to build wood­
3 pounds
mills, and colored stucco, hollow tile, fan. a gripping love element and all The taste varies from the smooth, ■winging from a tree like a pendulum 1 Orchard grass
en building* and roof them, at Irst
3 pounds
concrete for permanence, sheet steel features that go to make up a sub­ mild clover honey to the bitter qui- until the monkey at the lower end of Tail oat grass
with straw or reed thatch. Next slate,
nine taste of the dark chinquapin hon­
Kentucky
Hlue
grasa
3
pounds
for every purpose, the inherent charm
the chain could grasp a tree on the
being found In considerable abundance
of stone, and brick that Is cheaper in stantial production will be released by ey. The color variea from the water­ opposite bank of the stream.
Red Top
1 pound
Over
and proving easy of cleavage, was em­
the long run, and It la covered with a student company organised this white clover to the dark umber buck­
2 pounds
ployed and became the accepted roof­
thin bridge ail the monkeys and (heir Burr clover
everlasting shingles, lined with cork week at the University of Oregon. wheat honey.
Grimm alfalfa
1 pound
ing for all buildings of Importance.
babies
would
travel.
insulation, appointed with correct Casting and rehearsing for the drama
People who are uninformed ques­
Landino
clover
1
pound
In HartfonionAvon there still
Naturalist* give no credence what­
hardware, painted with Imperishable will get under way at the beginning tion the purity of honey because it
stands an old Saxon chapel covered
Thia mixture sowed at 15 pounds
ever
to
the»»
atoriea.
Although
the
with the slate roof that was put on colors, heated with an absolutely of next term, and actual photograph- tastes and look* different from that
silent oil furnace and radiators from > ing will be done at the beginning of
spider monkey» of South Amciicu arc an tic re on mellow bottom land pro­
in the Eighth century. To flits day
with which they are familiar.
Be­
hi
M,,
tnte
of
heating
that
the
spring
term
early
in
April.
The
exceptionally nimble and capable of vides good pasture through a consid-
thatch is used on peasants' cottages,
cause all honey is produced by bees almost any kind of aerobatic »tunt, - arable portion of the summer.
blankets the nation. It has artistic I ai,« ¡.
, i
u
। ,
.
but slate has for centuries been em­ Interiors mad. .o with lacquer, bean- I
” expected t0
«how- people think it should all taste and
it is believed that the stories of mon-
ployed as roofing for the homes of the
tlful ceilings, screens that hist, a mod- ing before the end of the present look alike.
These qualities, how­
If celery salt is rubbed over the
gentry «nd for important public build­
key bridges originated in the fértil«
j
school
year.
ern breakfast nook Inspired by Old
ever. are dependent upon the type of brains of travelers.
hands before washing after peeling
ings.
Scenario for the play will be writ­
world craftsmanship, the secret of
onions the odor will disappear.
A British writer tn 1002. writing of lovely oak floors, the last word in liv­ ten by the advanced short story class plant from which the bees get the
nectar.
the superior merit* of slate as op- ing room style that turns into a bed­
under the personal direction of Pro­
posed to straw thatch, wrote that room nt night, the recognized
lead«*r fessor W. F. G. Thacher.
A faculty
slate was “In substance thlnno. In of all coni windows, the utmost In san
committee con»i»ting of Mr. Thacher,1
color faire, In waight light and In last­ Itary engineering. Instant hot
Economy in Shoes and Hone
water Mrs. Otillie Seybolt, head of the de-
ing strong.“ Today there is little from plumbing fixtures with
finest ' partment of drama; S. Stephenson
A
Milwaukee vocational school
more that can be said of slate. Cen
quality of brass pipes that contain
cently made a survey which showed
turies of use hare proved Its aston
:
Smith,
professor
of
English;
Leslie
L.
more copper, and bathroom luxury
Ishtng durability. Thousands of beau
used on Park avenue yet priced low Lewis, instructor in English, and Geo. , that the working girl averaged 15
tlful buildings throughout England enough for the most modest cottage, H. Godfrey, director of the public re­ pairs of hose and four pairs of shoes
and Wales testify to Its lasting charm and Is desirably located in a fast- lations bureau, will work with the a year.
These figures are rather ap-
and thousands of English tyjie homes growing community with rising value,
‘ palling and one picture« the girl* go-
students
and
pass
on
all
phases
of
in America show its appropriateness and filled with period furniture. genu­
WITH DEEPEST SINCERITY AND
ing to work in chiffon hose and kid
In the consistently English style of ine linoleum, and music from radios, the production.
and satin slipper*—for sturdy hose
The
student
staff
selected
to
handle
architecture.
IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT THE
phonographs and grand pianos used
and sho«'« would surely last longer.
by the immortals and bought on the the work includes the following: Pro­
Speaking of shoes—cheap on«’« are a
GROWTH OF THIS COMPANY HAS
installment plan with a small down duction directors—Beatrice Milligan,
Big Part Played by
payment or what have you?- Kansas Eugene; James Raley, Pendleton; poor economy. They do not always
BEEN DUE IN A LARGE MEASURE
City Star.
l aivel Nelson, Portland; cunipus pub­ fit the foot as is necessary for good
health
and
beauty
—
in
fact
an
uncom-
TO THE GOOD WILL OF CUSTOM­
licity. Myron Griffin. Portland; busi- i
The only time that great storms are
ness manager. Ronald Hubbs, Silver- fortable shoe show« in one*» face
recorded in history is when they have Kept Within Law hut
ERS. WE EXTEND TO YOU OUR
ton; costuming. Louise Clark, Port­ rather than in the walk—they do not
played an active part In the sea fight*
Mold
their
shape
and
the
wearing
land;
Got
His
Shaft
Home
of the world. We all know of the
CORDIAL WISHES FOR A HAPPY
properties. Fred Stanley, Eu-
qualities are not durable.
It would
storm which wrecked the galleons of
A Mount Vernon (N. V) lawyer gene.
AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
the Spanish armada after Drake had had lost but one case in a practice
The present plans calf for a pie- be more . economical to
, have half as
harried them. And this Is not the extending over 25 years. This par tore to run about 45 minutes, said tx>'
“ h,,rher l“t'
The
only occasion on which Spain suffered • icuiur case should never have been be an ideal length for an amateur
pro,on«’ th*‘r
at the hands of the tempest.
l-st; the lawyer knew it and «as cor
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES & CONTRACTING CO.
performance.
It will be filmed with
u
L"*5' “r‘‘ kepl °n ’ho* <re**
•'vspondlngly
angered
at
the
Judge,
After the renowned fight of the Re­
' when not being worn and cleaned and
venge, In which Sir Richard Grenville whom he blamed for the loss of the two 16 mm cameras, using panchro­ polished regularly and the heels kept
took on a Spanish fleet of 53 ships ease. Arising from his scat the law matic film to insure the best quality
for projection.
It is planned to show straight, they will be more comfort-
single-handed and sank five of them, yer addressed the court:
“lour honor, is it against the law the films first on the campus, and lat­ | able and last longer.
a great storm sprang up. It wrecked
The same is true of stockings.
If
the remainder of the Spanish ships to think?”
er to use it in various Oregon high
“Of course not,” replied the Judge. schools.
and the treasure fleer which they were
. silk or rayon hose are washed in cold
escorting. So the little Revenge was
Is it against the law to tell what
- The plot will portray a typical col- water immediately after wearing the
yon think?”
mightily avenged.
lege story, and will include many perspiration will not have a chance
In 1S89 a hurricane was the means
"Of course not.” replied the Judge
It is not a good idea
The campus to rot them.
of averting a possible war between Ger­ “You know very well that it is nut.” phases of college life.
DR. A. R. MILLER
Eyesight Specialist
to
stock
up
in
hose
but buy a pair or
ri any and the United States. Warships
“Is it against the law to say at all will be used as a background and so at a time as silk rot* without wear­
from each of the countries had been dis- times and anywhere what you honest­ special tests will be made for the most
ing.
A good economy is to purchase
Patched to the hnrbor of Apla. In Sa- ly think, you honor?”
ideal locations for filming.
EXCLUSIVELY OPTI« Al
two pairs of hose of the same shade
moa. But before anything like actual
Mr.
The
movie
will
be
the
first
real
your
. .
experience
"Where the fountain in
hostilities broke out a cyclone swept teaches you that you can say at all drama to be produced in any college at the same time—in case one of the
c innville ore
Into the bay, and of all the ships col- times and anywhere wbut you really
•tockings
wears
out
the
others
will
or university on the coast for screen
leeted there only the British warship think,” said the man on the bench.
purposes.
It has been successfully ! match up.
Calliope survived. The blow was so
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“Well, your honor,” said the defeat­ done in several Eastern institutions, !
stunning to the navies of the would- ed lawyer, "I think that the decision
however.
Several members of the J
be belligerents that they were brought Just handed down wus rotten.”
A pinch of salt added to ground
t<> reason and signed a treaty.-Lon-
staff
have
already
had considerable '
And lie "got by” with it.
coffee before boiling will improve the 1C
don Answers.
experience in work required for flavor.
MEATS THAT MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS
such a production, such as drama,
ti
::
photography, stage designing and
Everything in season
Woman Knew Good Thing
H
Pickle fans, made by slicing pickles I
The ladybird beetles are perhaps the scenario writing, and the film is ex-
During the ruining boom days In
We
are at your aervice
most beneficial of the several insects pected to be of very high class.
lengthwise and cutting one end of M
Nevada a woman came to Virginia
that act as a check on the peach tree
Taking of screen tests is expected thenl into 8triPg- make an attractive
< ¡ly from San Francisco and dis- insect*. They prey upon scale in
Phiyed a handful of stock certificates
to
include many prominent students garnish for a plain lettuce salad or
PHONE RED 31
DAYTON. ORE.
sects, aphids and thrips. The twice
cold sliced meat.
n the famous Comstock mines. She
stabbed ladybird beetle is usually on the campus, since the competition
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nd that she had been persuaded to
prevalent on peach trees that are for leads in the production is certain
huy them, at a few dollars a share, heavily infested
to be keen.
Lively interest in the
and that she had been informed the scale. It is jet with the San Jose
blauk in color ami production is already being shown by
stock had now gone up to SCoO *
has two orange or red spots on the students and others interested.
share. Being informed that was the back.
ft
Ladybird
price quoted she declared she wanted nourishment by beelles take their
sucking
scale
Insect«
ft
to sell Buyer* appeared so willing
dry. They also assist materially In
Puzzling I
even at that price that she became
checking infestations of the rusty-
A boy entered ii busy dry goods ft
suspicious and went out to see the
brown plum aphid or other aphid's. store and asked for "Half a yard of
'»Ines and mills. She knew nothing
about mining, but such was the activ­ Syrphus .les. lacewing flies, tachina devil.”
ft
He persisted In ids request, explain­
ity and the prevalent atmosphere of flies, ground beetles and some of the
assassin
and
praying
mantis
ing that It was to match his granny’s
optimism that she turned to her son
are other Insects that are beneficial dress.
who accompanied her, and said, “It to
the peach grower.
Still he was not understood. Then
win go to a thousand. Come on
lie said, suddenly. "T*hat mnn over
home."—Detroit News.
there Is serving what granny wants."
Indian* Good Swimmer*.
"Oh. It's black sateen you want.”
The Bureau of American Ethnology said the clerk.
Speed of Falling Body.
“Yes, sir. it's black satan." replied
An experiment was recently con-
con­ «nys that the Indians were remark­
ducted to determine how fast a man able swimmers and some of the tribes the boy "1 knew the chap had two
were
in
the
water
us
much
as
were
falls when dropped from a great
names, but 1 didn't happen to remem-
height. The velocity was found to be the primitive Polynesians. They swam ber the one the stuff Is called after.”
considerably lower than that deducted six or seven different ways, including
irom the theory of falling bodies. treading water, and would dive to the
ft
Were there no atmosphere, a man bottom of deep water. A common in
The recruit hud hurried off to the
would fall 16 feet the firat aecond; stitution among the Indians was the
W feet in two seconds; 246 feet In sweat bath. They would sweat In drill grounds without his rifle. Some
four seconds; 1,024 feet In eight sec- a specially constructed sweathouse, of the other rookies would be along
<>nds. etc., the distance Increasing as which was closed up to keep the heat soon, so stepping into a canteen he
the square of the time. Due to the re­ in. and when they thought they had telephoned his company sergeant to
have one of the boys bring It along
sistance of the air, however, there sweated enough would suddenly run
“What's that you forgot?” asked
comes a time when the velocity Is no outdoors, giving warwhoops, throw
the -sergeant.
longer increased. This Is known as themselves Into the cold water, and
"My gun.”
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• he ‘terminal velocity” and was found after a while re-enter the sweathouse
“Your what?”
to be less than 200 mites an hour. It to dr^ off, since they had no towels.
"My gun. You know. G-U-N. G as
was reached after the man (dummy)
In Jerusalem, U as in Europe, N as
had fallen 1,600 feet
The Lombard*.
iti pneumatic.”
Lombard street, the principal bank
quarter of the city of London, takes
Glow Worm Still Puzzle.
United States importation of grass
Because it Is to be found in the Its name from the "Lombards.” so-
seed, many varieties of which can be
grass and similar places the so-ealled called Italian goldsmiths and money
glowworm Is generally regarded as a lenders, who settled there In the be
produced successfully in the north­
worm, but ft is really a beetle and ginning of the Twelfth century.
west, continue to have a value of
They were then commonly called
does not deserve the name It popu­
$1,000,000 annually, says an ex-
"Longbeards,
”
and
the
name
of
the
larly bears.
There are about 500
change,
The cheapness with which
glow-producing Insects, but the why thoroughfare was spelt Indifferently western
rye grass can be produced
and wherefore of their glow is more Longbord and Langebred. A century
or less a secret. If their secret could or so later ft had become corrupted and the character of land on which it
Langbourne—that
Is,
“Ions can be grown commend it to those
l e learned it might probably lead sci­ Into
entists to the discovery of heatlesa brook”—and this misleading title is who have cheap land suited to its
light, an end which they have sought silll retained for the ward in which production.
Orchard grass and tall
for years. There are various theories It is situated.
meadow grass, are among the va-
about the purpose of their light, but
rieties heavily imported, live and pro­
none Is really satisfactory.
duce seed crops here for man.y years,
Explorers in Abyssinia report that with little expense.
there are many birds of prey In that
Where Tornadoes Occur.
country,
the most daring of which,
Tornadoes seldom occur outside the
A. Christianson, of Baker county,
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United Slates. The Mississippi valley and the most common, is the kite.
DAYTON, OREGON
Flocks of them will sit for hours In reports having harvested this season
reserves them mainly for Itself, says
the trees near the camp waiting for 700 bags of onions from 1% acres of
Nature Magazine. Texas, Oklahoma,
an opportunity to steal a menl from ground.
Guy Hewitt of Indepen­
Kansas and Missouri run neck and
the cook tent. In this they will often dence took about eight tons of hay
neck for funnel-cloud honors. Nebras­
take great chances and they have from 1% acres of alfalfa.
Ernest
ka easily takes second place. Then
been known to dart across the cook’s
comes Mississippi, Alabama, Iowa, Illi­ fire and steal food from Ills pans on Douglas raised 700 bushels of well-
nois. the Dakotas and Minnesota. Out­ the stove. They have no hesitation matured corn of Bloody Butcher and
side this region the whirling cloud sel­ In stealing the food from any wild ani­ Golden Dent varieties on nine acres of
dom strikes. It Is unknown In Cali- mal they encounter which happens to ground on Grand Island in the Wil­
i i niu New England is never visited. be enjoying a meal.
lamette river.
And this was only an
average good year at that.
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Early Britons lived tn mud huts
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New
Year
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of our <<ood friends and patrons for
their generous patronage and hope
that we may serve you even more
strongly thro’ a new and prosper­
ous year.
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