3 —TS-uriday. October 26
1961
PORT O R FO R D NEWS
B y Ed U.
I CCI U r t H , >EH S
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^ IW S F A M » N A T IO N A t
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E O lT O t lA L
Eraw w a a iin
Jusi A Lillie Bit Belter
P ort O rfo rd grade school PTA is shooting fo r the moon
th is m o n th w ith its goal o f 100 per cent mem bership
L ik e the fir s t moon rocket th is a ttem pt, too. may fa il
o u t we shall never reach the moon e ither, if we d o n 't firs t
try .
I t can be said la n d i t is qu.te o fte n !i th a t w ork in
P T A is n o t an unadulterated jo y and blessing However
sometimes, n e ith e r are ch ild re n . B u t as long as we c o n tin
ue to have ch ild ren , and as long as we continue to educate
them en masse in schools, (either public or p riva te ) we
shall probably be destined to have organizations of par-
e n u and teachers who hope th a t in th e ir combined e ffo rts
to keep open the ch a nnel* o f com m unication between them
th a t some good can be accomplished fo r children
There has been, since cave days, the belief among
some few people th a t th e w orld can and should be made
lik e Pofcts B ran Flakes ’’Just a lit t le b it better
I f you count yourself among these—and i f you are in
terested in h elping your own c h ild —then Join and support
your P T A
A Margin Of Profit
S u nday’s spazhetti feed may show a slim p ro fit— thanks
na in ly to firm s d o nating supplies fo r the d in n e r
O p h ir
F arm Dairy-. Surfside D a iry, H ills Bros. Coffee P acific
F ru it and Produce. Ita lia n M acaroni. K r a f t Product*. Pa-
liflc Super M a rke t and the Port O rfo rd News.
I t s interesting to note th a t a ll the suppliers except
wo are ' foreigners" to the c ity —and io the cause fo r which
'he d in n e r was sponsored;
Volunteer F ire Departm ent
'r u m O ut Fund
Sponsors o f the dinner, local Jay-C -Ettes. who have
lo r th e last tw o m onths been conducting a fund d riv e In
-an a tte m p t to meet a club com m itm ent of $800 towards
h e pur-.hase o f the tu rn -o u ts, re p o rt an attendance o f 75
or 80 a t th e Sunday feed and a possible p ro fit of around $50
T h e d inner can be termed a success only because the
c lu b d id n ’t lose any m oney fo r th e ir e ffo rt. B u t if p ro fit
h a d to be figured business-wise, it would be a d iffe re n t
sto ry Besides the m any hours consumed in p la n n in g the
iffa ir , th e re were about 60 actual m an-hours io r is it w o
man h o -r s i worked by the club on S aturday and Sunday
p lu s a b z it 10 hours by firem en M ontgom ery and M ille r
p ro m o tin g p u b ticlty. T ha t's a lit t le over one person eating
fo r every h o u r worked fo r a totai o f about six and a h a lf
p e r cent o f those receiving fire protection responding to
th e feed
M any. however, have already made co n trib u tio n s to
th e fu n d drive. M any probably w ill yet co n trib u te The
Jay-C -Ettes have exptessed th e ir
appreciation
whole
heartedly fo r a ll donations—We pass along th e ir senti
m ents
Those w ho have contributed have done th e ir p a rt in
th is m ost w o rth w h ile and needed cause—increased p ro
te ctio n fo r vc • iteer firem en. B u t deserving o f the biggest
np p re c.a tio n are the Jay-C -E ttes themselves F o r to as
sum e a project of th is magnitude, pro m o tin g something
.-ontributois, you m ig h t say cannot see or d ire ctly benefit
ity , is one o f the hardest jobs to accomplish.
H it maybe some day oi.e of you; volunteer ' smoke-
eaters’” w ill be saved fro m seveie burns, or in ju rie s to his
head 'ru m ta ilin g tim bers, o r from ru n n in g nails in his
J jo t-« « n ly th e n w ill co n trib u to rs realize th e ir p a rt in the
p ro ’« t o n fo r firem en, and feel better fo r I t And o n ly
UaM w ill Jo y-U t it le members realize th a t th v ir e ffo rts,
which xwnf. m e j seemed useless w.-re not in va n.
( ’ o m n I q C 1 nn
a rU p t
bommssion T iacKies
Kii n Kaboodle
sta and tno t politicans see
K á i^ fi
.¿Xa
We present so
in te re stin g
j fig u re s recently re.eased Dy th e
‘ research a e partm ent o f the O re-
¡gon Education associat.on:
In June 1(61, wage and sal-
em ploym ent in Oregon came
w ith in 3 60- j oí t i
-tune h ig h
established In September 1959
I n June. 1961, the average
weekly wage o f a ll p ro d u ctio n
workers in O r-gon was $19959
as compared to $96.70 in June
196''. In rou n d f.gures th is
means th a t fo r 50 weeks o f work.
the average
w o rker
received
Duncan Will nun
In Fourth District
le g is la tiv e Group
Otis fa rm hearing
Robert B Duncan, M edlord.
Speaker of the O re g jn House of
Representatives announced th a t
be intends to become a candidate
‘ "T 5he Dem ocratic n o m in a tio n
lo r Congress from th e 4th Con-
gressioaal d istrict.
Duncan. age 40 entered the
p o litic a l arena m 1956 as the fir s t
Democrat ____
in 18 _____
years ~ to be el-
the Oregon legislature
« te a
'E d ito r’s Note: In to o pe ia tio n a quiet situation In the sm all
T he effects th a t the Oregon w ith th e P o rt O rfo rd grade modern home is not easy. A ra -
taxat.on system is having on schools and th e .r plans fo r oh- dio or television set, even w ith
a g ric u ltu re w ill be the subject of serving
Am erican
Education the volume lowered. ta n be a
a Leg is-atr.e In te rim Com mittee Week November 5 to 11, the distraction to the student. The
he^r-ng at the L in n county court P o rt O rfo rd News is presenting younger brothers and su»teu are
house A lbany
F rid a y. October this ser.es o f articles dealing often at th e ir li*e ,e » t— and nois-
2 ' according to an announce- w ith ways parents
can help iest—during the early evening
r^ *'c t 05 Senator Robert Straub, th e ir c h ild do better w ork In hours.
S***™“ . o f the
A g ric u ltu ra l school ‘
‘
Despite the d iffic u ltie s , a ser
In te r;n l Subcom m ittee on taxa-
The a rticles have been made lous e ffo rt should be made by
tio n .
avanable by M rs Lee Young, parents to piovide a quiet back-
Straub stated th a t the subcom- th ird grade teacher at Port Or- ground for home study. S tu d y -
n u ' tee consisting
of Senator fo rd grade school and chairm an mg In a bedroom. w ith th e door
Eadl* Ahrens
R. M a rio n county o f the AE W committee. The fol- closed, Is the solution in some
and B^pres'rutstive George F lit - lowing article, f if t h in the series, families.
c a ft R K la m a th County, p a n s is taken fio m W hat Every l ’ar-
10 hear sP « :alists In a g ricu ltu ra l ent Should K now About Home-
Parents should take a positive
econo™>' fro m Oregon State u n i- work", published by the National a ttitu de toward homework.
v‘’ rs’ty and the extension s ta ff Education association),
I f you have criticism s o f the
d u r‘ " 6 th e m o rn in g session and
kind o r am ount o f homework
(->r*T °n *a x commission personnel
Parents ran help a child w ith Jour cj, ild ¡¿j being assigned,
lr- '-he afternoon Straub said he homework by providing a quiet take up your com plaint* w ith h i*
aa5 reserving the evening to atmosphere fo r evening study.
classroom teacher, p rincipa l, or
hear the views o f farm group
Q uiet solitude is s till the best, gUidance counselor. Do NO T
representatives and any in d ivid - condition fo r the m in d ’s ven- complain to your ch ild . Y our
««ml *»-Vses
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...
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deSireS 10 ’ * * * ° n tl>e i ' ^ e* ' ’ 5a.id a~ J eCe“ i - ' î î l r2 î l ° " spoken disapproval m ay low er
homework. The achievement of his confidence in his teachers,
i r om !hen Republican Jackson
county
He earned a rep u ta tio n
fo r
herd WOrk m com m ittee e ffe c t-
re debate
debate on
on the
the flo
flo o
o r,
r, and
and care
care
$5 00 — an increase o f $195 over ive
in the expenditure of taxpayer*
the 1960 figure
There was a 13 per cent d e - , money He was re-elected to the
Cline in num ber o f business fa il- House in 1958 and 196". where
ure* and a 39 per cent decline in his colleagues demonstrated th e ir
and
1 am ount of lia b ility and bank- 600faience in his
.■upted firm s d u rin g the firs t six 'fairn e ss by e.ecting h im speaker
m onths o f 1961 as compared to ' n both occasions The election
of a second term er as speaker is
the same period in 196
The above three paragraphs unusual. His e.ect.on as speaker
are taken from th e Oregon Bus - ¡tw ice m a ro w is unprecedented
"
_
I in Oregon.
r.ess Review o f Ju ly, 1961
Duncan was born in Illin o is ,
Oregon personal income per
ch ild o f school age was $8 538 attended U n ive rsity o f Alaska.
and weaken his desire to w ork
compared to the n a tio n a l average Illin o is Wesleyan and U n iv e rs ity
seriously on his home assign
o f $10,270—a ra n k in g of 18th i n ! 0* M ich ig an ’.aw school. He has
ments.
the r o ll o f states. O regon’s in - worked in the h y b rid seed corn
come per ch ild increased $2.029 Reids o f Illin o is , in the placer
Farents should help very little
I gold mines o f Alaska, as a m er-
in 1960.
with the actual work, for the
Oregon ranked 15th In p e r- I chant seaman in a large Chicago
Cases appearing in justice court follow in g reasons:
P o rtla n d —S ecretary of Labor
I capita Income in 1959 «rth $2.171 bank, as an insurance adjuster
1. I f you help yo u r ch ild
A r th u r Goldberg w ill be the before Justice A rth u r F. Niemann
The U B . average was $2.166 and since 1948. as a lawyer in
solve a rith m e tic problems you
p rin c ip a l speaker a t a $25 per since October 11 were:
Oregon's per capita income in- Medford. He has been active in
James Alexander, October 11, maV o n ly confuse him , since you
creased $165 w hile C a lifo rn ia de- church and c o m m u n ity a ffa irs plate, labor-sponsored testim on-
He and his w ife M arijane, are la l d lin n e r fo r Senator Wayne fa ilu re to tag properly. $25 fine, '"a y be using d iffe re n t methods
creased $99.
Morse. December 3 in the S h rine plus $4.50 costs, $15 suspended; ¡o r approaches th a n those em -
Oregon spent $92 75 per capita ! parents o f six ch ild ren
ballroom o f the Masonic temp.e Jim m ie Roy Creswell, October 12, ployed by his teacher.
on schools in 1959 T h is ranked
in P ortland
passing, in s u ffic ie n t vision, $20;
* 2. - Parents are so involved
the state 12th.
A special te stim o n ia l dinnet M u rry Preston Bright, October I em otionally In th e ir chad’s suc-
Oregon spent $448 per p u p il in
comm ittee form ed fro m . a e 12. fo u r in fro n t .seat, $10; J. W. ¡cess or failure, they frequently
average d a ily attendance in 1960-
ranks o f labor fo r the specific Andrews. October 12. d ru n k on make the youngster nervous and
61 'la s t year), th is ranked the
purpose o f prom oting th is d in n e r highw ay. $25: Leland W illia m j tense when they tr y to help.
state e ig h th in th is category N a
3. W hen you do th e lio n ’3
T he Coos C o u n ty L iv e s to c k reports th a t plans fo r the event ¡Wells. October 12. possession of
tio n a l average was $39".
association w ill ta ke on an im - arl m° \ ng io rw a rd at a fast pace untagged deer
$75 fine. plus ’ share o f your c h ild ’s homework
In percentage o f population 25 n o rta n t " ro le N o ve m b e r 16 " 17
The d in n e r has state wide and $450 costs. $50 suspended; Stevie assignment, the teacher is evalu-
years old and older w ith less th a n
when ' hosts the a n - rte io n a ! support from organized Paul Renta. October 12. posses ating YO UR work, n o t his, and
five years of schooling. Oregon
’
’ labor and w ill serve as a te s ti- sion o f untagged deer. $75. plus has d iffic u lty determ ining his
ranked second
n u a l W estern O regon L ive sto ck
m ony to Senator Morse fo r the #4.50 costs 550 suspended; Ben- strength and weaknesses. You
I n percentage o f po p ulatio n 14 as ..a^.. n r..vv....g this year at ,ob lh a t
^ as ¡jone ¡n behalf ton Dwaine H a rrin g to n . October can also make your c h ild depend
years old or o ld e r unable to read Coos Bay.
oi labor and the w orking people 12. possession of untagged deer, ent on you. ra th e r th a n m aking
and w rite —th ird .
F re d Gross, a M y r tle P o in t 0, Oregon and the e n tire n ation $75. plus $4.50 cost. $50 suspend-, him m ore m ature arid respons-
In percentage o f selective ser ra n ch e r and pre sid e n t o f th e 'co m m itte e m em beis stated
cd: L. J Bidim an. October 12, |lble.
(D on't fo rg e t th a t, when
vice re g istra n ts fa ilin g m ental Coos co u n ty g ro u p and his com
passing checks w ith in s u ffic ie n t, he takes classroom tests and
tests, sixth.
m ittees have th e ta ks placed
funds. 6 m onths suspended se n -'e n d -o f-te rm exams, you w ill n o t
In percentage of population 25' upon th e ir shoulders o f a rra n g -
tence. 1 year p ro b a tio n ; Robert be there to help h im ).
years of age or older w ith at least ¡n g the re g is tra tio n , a m eeting
K e n t W agner October 13. vio la - '
f - u r years of high school, eighth ' p;ace, banqUet room and o th e r
t on o f the bas e rule. $20; Ev-
Parents CAN’ help w ith a ssig n -
M edian school years com pleted! fa c ilitie s f o r the c o m fo rt and
erett Layton Sm ith. October 13, meats in the follow ing wavs:
,'PT group,
trrmir» n in th ' .
by the 25 and over
pleasure o f guest lie sto ck men
M i-
They can help th e ir c h ild select
_
. _
defective equipment. $10;
w ith 10.9 years average
In C° r a‘l . Prani:eS . . co!^ m n chael M cC arthy
October 16. topics fo r themes. T hey can help
fro m the o rh e r co u n ty associa
Percentage o f pop ulatio n w ith
’’Comes the D a w n " in the O re-
VBR. $15; L illia n A rlin e Arslan- b im fin d books, pamphlets, and
in w estern O regon.
a t least fo u r years o f college— tions
.. .
.
,
son Statesm an o f October 17. he
C o o s . c o u ilty points out th a t it is possible to ian. out of-state. October 16, magazine a rticles fo r h is re-
sixteenth.
im proper passing, dismissed: R u- search in various subjects. They
An o ve ra ll ra n kin g w ith in the host th is a n n u a l event, b u t one make errors. Here is his story:
dolph Joseph Spudick. o u t-o f- can pronounce spelling words as
H o llis M ast
f if t y states of seventh—very good o f its ranchers,
In honor o f N a tio n a l Newspa-
o f M y rtle P o in t, is p re sid e n t o i per Week, we can’t resist passing state VBR. dismissed: Andrew he writes them , or listen as he
j the W estern O regon L iv e s to c k on th is item clipped (supposedly) V a le n tin e Carlson. October 17. double-checks his le a rn in g o f a
association. T he e n tire le a d e r- from an anonymous sm all news- VBR. $15: W i’ iie Edwin Free- foreign-language vocabulary list.
1 ship fo r the conference p ro - paper- "D id you know th a t in man. October 17. no safety chain. They can help h im co lle ct m a-
avrewutnr. -To. Ka
»10; L a rry R ichard Baker. Octo- terials fo r a science p ro je ct (b u t
| gram w ill be u n d e r his d irec tha
the expression. ’T o be or n o t to h<r 17. V B R |2 9 ; Ronald Rex he. himse„ , should toke th e m a .
! tio n
and
s u p e rvisio n . Coos be ’ by transposition alone 2 759 -
w ift.
September 29. G four
co u n ty can show a lo n g f c t o f 022 errors can be made? In an f S JOn
t seat
Hun in j->r responsibility fo r collecting
the items needed).
ranchers w h o have had le a d e r- oi di nary newspaper column there Octflber
VRR , ' 14. rn fM rH
sh ip o f th is active o rg a n iza tio n X n m X ' b ^ ^ o n e ^ n J to ” ' K K o :iiko a Oc,nber 19 VRR
»hould check. I f your
j The Oregon State Highway in the past. T he attendance at ' i,e n possibley
fo r "each ’e ttre m aking 70
$15: Ca,vin Dishner
October c h ild comes home each d a y w ith
Commission approved an agree the an n ua l m eeting has alw ays chanses to make errors" and sev- 2/
H " der' ? e ,ep° ' ‘ ? a t
don t have
m e n t w ith the U S A rm y Corps been 3°od fro m th is area and e a i m o t l i o n , h a „ r - t te ,.
. ’ brand
O v ^ b e r 20. im proper hom ew ork.' or " I did I t a ll In
ta l m o ilio n chances fo r tra n s-
, . ,,,
of Engineers fo t the relocation ’ i l *s expected th a t a la rg e n u m - e
no t i o n s T b e r » a™, co
_ !anP usage «10; Harold Wavne school." you would be wise to
o f 33 mt'es <,f the Colu nbia R iver ber ° f liv e s to c k grow ers fro m th is paper so can rea d ily see the
n° m U ff,er’
,° r
the schoQ1 and fiDd
H ighway th a t w ill s< me day b e ’ o th er w estern O regon counties chances o f doustaokes." . . .
\ ¿ " dreW
T nve tt. o u t fo r yourself, t o th e fir s t
flooded by the John Day Dam j w ill come to Coos co u n ty this
And. we m ite add. when you October 23 no vehicle license. $5; pa rt of the school year, check to
' reservoir.
i year.
consider the fac th a t when a Clentus Elrod Yarbrough. Octo- be sure th a t your c h ild has com
W C W illiam s sta te highw ay
ber 24 exceeding the bag lim it pleted a ll his assignments, and
m istak in maed in spelling o r
engineer, said relocation w ork on
Seeding o f the b u rn e d -o v e r otherwis and m anaging e d ito r 'Steelhead' »25. plus $4.50 costs, th a t w ritte n work Is n eatly done
the $29 m illio n p ro je ct would range lands is going f u ll t i l t a t bawls out the ews editor,
$15 suspended; Olen Jones. Oct- A fte r that, more casual super-
who
I u-iit
begin na soon.
F irs t _ construction
t s . «...oxi
.
.
, th is tim e > w ilh a t least one in tu rn gives i t too th e c ity ober 24. exceeding th e bag lim it, vision o f homework should be
re bridge nve- t h l °t h
h e lic0 Pte r and one fix e d w in g e t’d o r who takes it up w ith teh
R ive r
° n D“ 5 a irp la n e in the area doing th e reporter, who the "consults" the suspended
American Educaion Week In
vites you to open house a t the
T his bridge contract, e s t i m a t e d ' ^ '
*°« sed ° v e r lands
who can always
Port O rfo rd grade school No.
in excess of $2 m illio n , would be Pro d “ c in « n o th in g b e tte r th a n b-ame ,n on the back shop you
BF AN “ A T -'fO M E " BUYER
vember 8.
let at the December m eeting o f b , ru sh
. can be again m ade p ro - can red lly see where there are •
the h ig h w a y commission. T h e , uctlv< e in th is w a y and the adut 270 562 89" d iffe re n t com -
c e p s o f engineers has completed c a rrv m g c a p a city o f liv e s to c k b in a tio ns fo r buck-passinge on a
Thermometers Shrink To 1/30 Size In
And th e odds get
two detours o f the highway and lncreased. thus a d d in g to Coos 0 single eror
even more fs n ta s tc i i f f you b m . z ,
the U nion P a cific Rai! oad t h a t ' eodnty econom y.
300 Years O f Temperature-Taking
The' Coos C o u n ty E xte n sio n
_ ? i otoerapher
were necessary to p e rm it s ta rt of
i o ffic e is w o rk in g w ith ranchers and sw itch bored opertor
operations.
Goldberg To Speak
A i Morse Dinner
JUSTICE COURT
L ivestock Men
To Host Meeting
To Be, Or
Noi To Be”
S*ate A pproves
Relocation Oi
Columbia H ighw ay
Most o f the relocation is be
tween Rufus and A rlin g to n , but
also in clu d e d are the Heppner
Junction and a section at B o a rd -
man
Once the John Day Dam
is operating, these p o rtio n s of
the h ig h w a y w ill be under w ater
Cost o f the relocation w ill be
divided between the corps o f en
gineers and the state highw ay de
p a rtm e n t (w ith federal aid p a r
tic ip a tio n ) in accordance w ith
Public Law 86-645 pasted by the
86th Congress.
Estim ated cost to the corps of
engineers is $24 930 " 0 " and to
th e U S Bureau of Public Roads
it is $4 770.0<"'i. The state's rs ti
mated cost Is $475.0"0
on so il tests and seeding re c
om m endations. A lso, tria ls are
being established in cooperation
w ith va
rio u s s ranchers to t r y
va riou
r.ew and d iffe re n t m ethods o f
seed a p p lic a tio n , u n d er the
som etim es d if f ic u lt s itu a tio n a
ra n ch e r has to cope w ith .
V IS IT S HERE
M r 3nd y lr ' E ar H i*l o f Cush
n' a" and M rs M a ry W rig h t a“ d
children of Florence visited the
are sisters.
'U nderw ater Wings' Speed Amphibian
26 0 "0-w ord basic code. The de
gree of change is in question.
The comm ission itself, in its
s e e m tdpecisi • -S ix te e n men second lu ll m eeting voted m ot
«nd one wom an are tin k e rin g unanim ously i to undertake a f u ll-
w ith Orego-.'a c o n a tilu llo ii m a scale revision - re w ritin g t h e
>ear-long e lio r t w h ich m ay a i- document from s ta rt to fin ish
feet every person and every Job and changing m any provisions
•n th e state.
ra th e r than tr y to "p a tch i t up"
T h e group is the C o n s titu tio n - w
an amendm ent here and
«1 Revision Ckxuniiasion I t was there
w t up by the last ,-ession o f the
Laym an has scheduled a series
Cases appearing in recorder’s
lo g i ia tu re
m d cna ged w ith 01 subcomm ittee and fu ll com-
wiking In to the need fo r revision tmaslon m eetings to receive testi- court before C ity Judze L o raine
o l th e s ta te * 194-year old char ntony and debate the m e rits of Haines th is past week were
T w y la e Byrnes. October 18.
te r o ' governm ent.
m any changes By November 1.
T he need fo r revision may be 1962. a m a jo rity and probably a v io la tio n o f the basic rule. 810
Douglas Nolan Gough,
detw tabte A t least the com m a- m in o rity report, plus a revised fin e :
stons ch a irm a n R.-p Oeorgc Lay- d ra ft of a co n stitu tio n , should be tran sie n t. October 20. intoxicated
m an Newberg, th in k s there w ill ready fo r the Legislative Assem- cn street, dismissed; Hugh Ed
ward Rea. October 23 VBR. $12
>»■ p le n ty o f debate when the d*>'
• twnmiaalou presents its recom -
Executive secretary lo r the
vneudaUons to th e 52nd L rg ls la - commission is Forest W Amsden,
Aive Assembly ln January 1963
form er executive editor o f the
TTn-re are dozens ol organ«- Cooa Ba> W orld
Rep Clarence
und?r * \ a te r » ‘ngs ’ called hyd ro fo ils, the N a ^
wtions w ith privileges o r protec Barton Coqullie. Is a member o f
am phibious la n d in g c r a ft w ill be capable o f " fly in g ”
ton rested Into the present con- lh e commission
»tftutlon." he said. ' Many w i l l '
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The c u rre n t cost o f w orld arm - ▼anced
n o t lik e th e idea o f change
Constitution Change
Parents Lan Aid Child s Studies
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Traffic Court
World Armament
Costs 117 Billion
There w ill be aharp dispute d u r- ( A IX E D T O TEXAS
«ng com m ission hearings In to re- |
■ision and m ot« sharp dispute
M rs Jack Rice was called on
w ill be $140 m illio n
The
fig .
when th e t-g is la tu re looks over M onday to Hereford Texas be-
tires co n firm
f t t r decision t "
'cause o f th e serious Illness o f her
"W e a rm for
In g e ti-'a i however p o litic a l fa th e r P H Korstjens
b u ild fo r peace like pygmies"
ruewad t-rew in t-T
---------- v m n g oeacnes a n d :
on land when the hydro-
The o n ly th in g th a t has not
:ars is
the weather.
w eather C
C e
e rta
rta in
in ly
ly man
m a s n m T .re ^ t a K . ’ ^ Iy t th
’ h*
years
Is the
h r r ° " Ug,‘
uk l' the
p e ra tu re has been stream lined T n c e to
tern-
the rm o m e te r was secured to the
C th 1
when a 20-foot
shady side o f one’s house to
the other end o f the cord and
record outdoor tem perature
in ve n ted in 1592 b y Galileo.
P ££ted to the cu rre n t tem per-
hve
was ‘’ W e d
b y Ferdinand H , Grand
t o e ^ o m e t a r — -n ^ - T e m p ritt
o f Tuscany.
is one th irtie th the
m ^m e i tha? e a rly outdoor th e r-
The accomplished physicist,
coated e«i 11 iS made f r °m p re
O tto deGuencke. Burgom aster
y e d alum inum w ith p l a s -
o f M adgeburg, constructed an
e«t ?S *fla t rain> »now o r sun
in s tru m e n t fro m a large copper
cat, ot ru s t o r blister.
globe Joined -to a long tube, bent
Gore
aUffhte* breeze, de-
to fo rm a n a rro w u , Into w hich
—
placed a ce rta in am ount
new T e m n riV ^ I1 w a v e rid T h «
.le o h o l TTte
new T em p rlte has bold num er-
arm o f : ah,
i h i h ^ a w t bi c l,-I,Kh‘ed tube
•d th b rig h t red liq u id fo r easy
t a r e i i r “ ? ? r,a d in R A new
i q n was attached •
v . u , »et bracket w ith doirbl«
» T d that passed around a wheel
r ’obe
An angel, «nth on»
stretched arms dangled from
. "*
window. W ind un
t o . ^ VelOClty ’
cYange
U)e thermometer’s position.