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T H E T R IB U N E . T U R N E R . OREGON Conceal scuffs this easy way Fortress o f the G reat E astern Rum Ring NEARBY AND t YONDER A much tor twoa/the dauhar conceals «cud* Ilka waste, Color it r o u n d uniformly to faded daws More ■ chan ____ yo long-life atones— jo cent«. Colora for black, brow ^ tea tad white shoes— * neutral polish t e octets. By T. T. M AXEY _ A Matter Speech-Highway A Sour Stomach In til» m ill« linn* It Ink«» ■ d<>** ot to bring • Util* temporary r«-llel •f (ii* and *«ur stomach, Phillips »(Ilk of Magnesia hn* acidity complete- y checked, and 111 * dlgoeHv* o r(»n * ill Iranqulllzed. One* you hev* tried Jil* form of relief you will c * * m to vorry about your dl«t and *xp*rl»uro I now freedom In *alln(. Thla pieeaaat preparation la Juat aa food for rhlldron, too. Use It when- Ivor coated toiifua or fvtld breath llgnula need of a ewe*tener. I’hyal- rtana will loll you that «vary *p»<m- tul of 1‘blllliia Milk o f Mnanoala neu- trallxoa many time* Ita volume In arid. Bet lb* (eiiulne, tli* name riillllpa la tmportanL luiltatluua do not act tha tame I kh U PHILLIPS r Miik, o f Magnesia *i— u.—— . . . — -----------= Wall* Coal O r*g»n Tkaatar Nature'* own coo lin g ayalaiu haa been bameaaed by a I'ortlund (Ora.l theater which drilled arteaun well* tapping aubterranean lakea ISO feet beneath the aurfac*. to obtain a »Up- ply of water which la cnnalatently 03 legreea, aaya Popular Selene* Monthly, l'lda naturally cooled wnter aupply la pumped to three banka of sprays. 25 . 000.000 Sold over IIR busiest long distance a peach highway In Amartca, according In th# record*, la that on* whi.-h sih -« h 1« up talking by wlr* between New York city and Philadelphia—a d.aluui* of about 100 mil**. Mo great haa been th# demand for telephone service between thuaa two great aggregation* of humanity that call« ara uiada at tba rat* of about eight per minute or about 10.UM, every 24 hour*—aoma 2U) telephone circuit* being kept busy day and nlglit four underground cable*, each eu cloalng hundred* of wires. In addlllon to two wirwand pole llm'». ara re qulred to carry tbea* meaaages and a flflh cable probably will Ire placed In service by th* Urn* thl* appear* In print. Th* underground cable* used In thla aarvtc* ara Uigeuloua contriv ance*. They are cvnaldeieil alorui priMif, tnaulatad agulnat diimpn i* and rncaaed In a aheatb of leud. Al though leaa than Hire* inelio* In dlam etar. a aufltrlrnt nuiubar of wire* can be ,«irked Into on* ol them to (rermll 250 telephon* coiiversMtlona and fltgl talegrnph nieanagea Ur be transmuted at th* aam* time—by virtu* of a *|r* rial apparatus which makes possible tba (ending ot many uieasages over comparatively few wires. Th# amazing demand and con** queut rapid Increase In facilities for overcoming tba handicap of dlstanc* I* her* Illustrated to tha nth degree. Th# Aral telephon* ter vice between tbea* point* waa luetalled ID INHA Doubting Thomases regarded th* eerv lr* as an experiment which might develop into ■ convenience, but never ■ would develop Into ■ uecesaary aerv lev to the public. a a a D y T “Th* Greatest Bridge in the W orld” MASTOnONlO bridge*, officially known as lb* Hudson Itlvei I brldg*, but referred to a* "Th* Great eat Bridge tn tba World." which will ! cut tha air blgb above th* waters ot this famous and lordly stream between tbs Palleades of New Jersey and Itlv | arable drive. New York, la under con ■t ruction. I d an attempt to cop* with th* prob ' able traffic demand* of future genera Ilona, man bas dared to build a brldg* I of aucb gigantic proportion* a* to stag ger th* imagination. Tli* bridge prop •r will Jump th* river In ■ slngl* span 8.Mil) feel long, while Its length, ex clualv* of th* ornal* pint«* which art plunned 'or either end. will b* 7 3 » feet. Its two pier*, resting on bad rock, will each b* 210 by AA feet at bn** and tower (VIA feet above the wa tar and Its floor, which will be 2.V feet shore th* water, will have sc ultimata width of 188 feet. The weight of tha suspended construction will up proximate 00.000 ton*, supported b) ANEW C D C C IFTHEY cable* containing 20,474 wire« eacl and three feet thick. PAIR. RIP Th* deelgn adopted admit* of ex pnndlng th# capacity as neceesUy de munda. Origlntilly. Ita one deck will carry four lane* of vehicular traffit nnd two sidewalk«. Imler, two 24 foot roudwnya can be added. Finally n second deck ran be swung under tin flrat one, providing for from two tc eight track* for rapid transit servlet bringing the maximum capacity of th* structure up to something tike 3U.tkx*. Aeroaautica la Callage UU) vehicle« annually. All told, thl* A departure In pedagogy «(Tordi Is one of the moat difficult construe ubile krliool tendiere a eolira# In el* by man. lantary aeronautica. The roura* u tlon feat« yet attempted a a * Tered by Boston unlveralty and lu Thu Moffat Tunnel Odea Inatmrtlon In the elementar) FTKIt years of tedious boring t*ory of flight, alrplnne «trucilire, tin through six miles of Solid rock leory of aerial navigation and Uu and the expenditure of about SISUU), itur* of air travel. onV—the Moffat tunnel, carrying twin steel rails through tha backbuoe ot Haro a M ad* Short Circalt A farm community near Plymouth thla continent, fifty mile« northwest Wte, waa without electricity all of om of Denver, waa completed In 1928. Thla la the highest tunnel In th* night when a heron perched on a 2. 800-volt power line nnd Ita tall cam« world —being upwards of a mile and In contact with an adjoining wire. 'Phi a half above th* water* tn the aeas redlining ahort circuit put ont tfu notwithstanding which some of th< light* In the aurroundlng farm home* peaks of the t'ontlneotal Divide tow er half a mile above the track. It Tru* (Indue** d«e* not alwayt measures Ifl feet by 24 feet and wax *I>eak ; Joy, bred and horn but In tin built with a high-point at the rentei so that seepage water would readily tongue, la weak,— Kleider. drain away. It Is 23 miles shortet and 2.400 feet lower thnn the pre rlous route which squirmed ovei "The Divide" through that bleak can yon known ns Rollins Pass. Thla tunnel promises to bocom* a nntlonal asset of no mean Importance It provides a gateway between a ter rltory In Nortlienstern Colorado and Eastern Utah—that Is larger than Prance and. 'll* claimed, holds enough coal to supply this country for sev oral centuries, oil shnle beds capable of producing enough ammonium sul phnte to fertilize all the farms In the Mississippi basin. billions of feel xf timber and millions of acres of pub lic lands open to entry—and aomr 40,000.000 personf who people that great ares between the Itockles and the Alleghenies When the railroad Is completed to Malt l.ake City II will materially shorten tha distance be tween Denver sml the Pari Ac coast and will thua operate to speed up Danger lies in careless selection transcontinental traffic. A All wearers cant be wron$ LEVI STRAUSS Overalls the Leading Brand for over 56years Every pair sold with T h is guarantee T h e Boss Judge Olrany, th* political leader, »t a farewell luncheon—he wa* about o »all ter Europe— was talking about political booses. "1 «oppose," be said, "that politics nuat have bosses, tba *am* as armies oust have generals. Tba trouble Is that most bosses ate Ilka Boss Blank. " ‘But, Blank,’ a citizen, protested, will your conscience permit you to do '.his heinous thing? “ T-ook-a-bere,' rumbled Blank, I'm accustomed to b* boss, even of my :on*clence.’ " The former Oscar llaminereteln Lome at Hillside, N. J., which was raided by federal agents after they learned that a huge liquor syndicate had converted It Into an armed fortress and made It a base o f operation*. New American Dirigibles Need Big Hangar »pccialist in bowel and stomach disorders. Its originator tried it In thousands o f cases; found it safe for women, children and old folk «! thoroughly effective for the most robust man. Today, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, as it is called, is the world's most popular laxative. It is composed o f fresh herbs and other pore ingredients. You can 4 it, in generous bottles and ready use, at any drugstore E The quotation "In our century set rare la tha soul of tha prosperity of he nations and the living source ot •II progress," la accredited to Pasteur H A N F O R D ’S Balsam of Myrrh A Healing Antiseptic amheliMaw. Garfield T ea W as Your Grandmother*» Remedy Crowd to Lincole Memorial Irwin B. Laughlln o f Washington and Pittsburgh has been appointed American ambassador to Spain, suc ceeding Ogden H. Hammond, resigned. Mr. Laughlln has been In tbe dlplo- matlc service for twenty-five yearn. S A W LINCOLN SHOT Since June 1, when the Lincoln me morial. In Washington, waa first kept >pen at night, records kept by tbe United States park police show It to oe the most attractive to sightseers. Between the hours o f 4:30 and 9:30 p. m„ guards reported the dally aver age number of visitors exceeded 800, ind the record blgb waa reached Au gust 17 when 1,200 viewed the Impres sive statue of Abraham Lincoln. Make More Money This Easy Way A Few Cente Invested in “ Dan delion Batter Colorn W ill Put Dollars in Your Pocket, Top prices for your butter are possible the year ’round with the help o f "Dandelion But ter Color.” Put In Just a half-teaspoonful for each gallon o f cream before churning and out comes butter o f that Golden June Shade. It’a Thla la believed to lie the world's largest watermelon, grown this summer by Edgar Laseter at Hope, Ark. It weighed 15214 pound*. Former Ambassador and His Bride I'l!r,' l-v vegetable, whole some and meets all State and National Food Lows. All large creameries use It to keep their product uniform. It ’s tasteless and loesn’t color buttermilk. Large bot tles cost only 35 cent« at all drug or grocery stores. W rite for FREE SAMPLE. Wells and Richardson Co., tnc., Burlington, Vermont. Benjamin Church of Lisbon, N. Y , despite his ninety-seven years, remem bers with startling clarity the scene In Ford’s theater In Washington on the evening o f President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, April 14, 1863. Church, a young naval official, wa* seated opposite the "Great Emandpe tor*’ and saw Booth ahoot him. FIND "FRIEND IN NEED” Mother and Daughter Praise Vegetable Compound Johnson City, N. T. —“ My daughter was only 20 years old, but for two years aha worked in misery. She was all run-down, nerv ous, had aches and pains and no appe tite. I was taking Lydia E. Pinkham’a V e g e t a b l e Com pound with good results so she de cided to try It. B * fore she had taken two bottles her ap petite was better, she was more cheerful and waa able to work. I cannot praise your medicine too highly. It is wonderful for mother* and for daughters. It’a surely ’a friend In need’.’’— Mas. L. E. H a h . 223 Floral Avenue, Johnson City, N. T. W . N. U., PORTLAND, NO. 45-1929. Tbe Other Receive« a Bill “ What >a the difference between a client and a customer?” “ A customer pays cash on the spot.“ Russ Ball Bine goes farther, makes clothes whiter than llqnld Bine. Large package at Grocers.— Adv. Pelican« Struck by Lightning A flock of pelicans flying at an altl- ture o f 500 feet was struck by light It Is said that life Is a story. Most ning In an electric storm at Salt Lake girla today divide It Into “ Chap On#,' City. Nineteen were found dead near “ Chap Two." and so on. the city, while a few were able to Tbe most tronble aotne women have n.ake their wny to bushes outside of 'own. where they hid themselves. with their husbands Is In getting them. Famous Vaticaa Library O f Doable Value Pasteur C irc a Credit N eal’a M other Haa R ight Idea Mast Have Been "W hy did yoo sing at the party!” "Because they bothered me to." “ Oh, I see— revenge."—Berlin Ulk. World’s Largest Watermelon 1*1* w » » t . r n N vw vpapvr U nion .) T ree Qreataea* It la easy In the world to live after tha world's opinions; It la easy In soli lude to live after our own; but tbv treat man Is be who In the midst if tha crowd keeps with perfect iweetnesa tha Independence of soil Hide.—Emerson. E Dr.Guild&ifn»<S*SiS ONLY A DOCTOR KNOWS WHAT A LAXATIVE SHOULD BE Depend on a doctor’» judgment in choosing your laxative live. Here’* one made from the Pr prescription of < h in ASTHMA A It Is one of the most beautiful com pensntlona of this life, that no man •an sincerely try to help another with iut helping himself.—Samuel Smile* $ For every stomach f/ ? * -f | and Intestinal UL. Within a few Thla good old-faab. months there will be y i y y j toned herb horn« no more feverish, bil remedy for const!» lon*. headachy, con - J L . v T T h potion, stomach Ills stipated, pale and wjB lIE P i» and other derange* puny children. That ments o f th* ays* prophecy would sure ly come true If every tern so prevalent these days U In evee could see for greater favor as a family medicine leraelf how quickly, easily, end harm- than In your grandmother's day. essly tbe bowels o f babies and cbll- Iren are cleansed, regulated, given one and strength by a product which haa proved Its merit and reliability PRSS TB&AJ. RAC K AB C o f Dr. J. H. Guild’ * Greeo~ to do what la claimed for It to mll- ■Med la 1 M by Dr. Guild. »poeUiieC la rmp 'lona o f mothers In over fifty years • m p er qntdUy i >f steadily Increasing use. As mothers find out from using It ■M ■ how children respond to the gentle TBALpMkNtondr influence o f California Elg Syrup by J. H. Guild Ce.. D e p t X - 2 . Report. Y u growing stronger, sturdier and more active dally they simply have to tell »ther mothers about It. That's one of the reasons fo r its overwhelming An exterior view of the giant hangar at Akron. Ohio, which will house the new American zeppelins. Tbe ship* tales o f over four million bottles a will be o f fl.ra».ono cubic feet In rapacity, nearly twice tbe size of the German Graf Zeppelin. rear. A Western mother, Mrs. Xeal M. E N V O Y TO SPAIN Todd, 1701 West 27th 8 t, Oklahoma City, Okla., aaya: “ When my son, Neal, was three years old he began laving constipation. I decided to give him California Fig Syrup and In a few days be was all right and <ooked flue again. This pleased me to much that I have used Fig Syrup tver since for all bia colds or little ipset spells. It always stops bis trouble quick, strengthens him, makes Mm eat." Always ask for California Fig Syrup by the full name and see that I the carton bears the word “ Cali fornia." Then you'll get the genuine. AsKforLevi’s Reliab/e Merchandise since 1855 (A a n S H O E P O L IS H lltCX of laxatives I By taking the first thing that comes to mind when bad breath, headaches, dizziness, nausea, biliousness, gas on stomach and bowels, lack of appetite or energy warns of constipation, you risk forming the laxative habit. B A R T O N 'S Lloyd G. Grlscom, former United States ambassador to Italy, with bis bride, tha former Misa Audrey Grosse, leaving Mnrston Truaaell, Market Harborough, England, In a shower o f flower petals, following their marrlnge. THINGS YO U M A Y NOT KNOW The bulk of the world’s supply of tungsten comes from China. The average coat of gasoline In Bolivia la HA cents a gallon. There are more than 8,400 apnken languages and dialect* In the world. Interest In automohlllng has caused a slump In horse breeding In Helglum. Grizzly bear* may be Keen In three of the nntlonal parka tn the United States. Spain la to have a model automobile road 200 miles long. America Imported (7,000,000 worth o f black pepi>er last year. There are 75,000 elk grating In na tional tereats of the United States. Tbe purple raspberry la the result of crossing block and red raspberries. The tales o f "glass snakes" that break In pieces If struck are entirely mythological. A curious feature of the Vatican library. In the custody o f which Car dinal Ehrle succeeds the late Cardinal Uaaquet, Is the palna which seems to hare been taken to conceal It Yon turn aside In a corridor not far from the sculpture gallery, and pass through a glass-paneled door, screened by a grating. Within la a great chamber exquisitely decorated, hut at a first glance, without any sign of books Tha hooks are there, however— ten* of thousands of priceless volumes— but all In dosed coses and cabinets beautifully painted to harmonize with tbe general scheme ot decoration. Hew A beat Tbeir St lagers 7 "Mother," remarked seven-year-old Janet aa she watched several mos quitoes gliding silently back and forth over her head, "there’* skeeters In thla room, bnt their motor* aren’t running' —Pathfinder Magazine. Environment While It la Illuminating to see how envtronmenffmolds men. It Is absolute ly essential that men regard them selves as molders of their environ ment.— LIppnian. lb Identify Genuine Aspirin use of Bayer Aspirin «vary year is proof T HE that increasing it has no ill effect*. It is th* accepted antidote for pain. It always helps; it never harms. Quick relief whan you’ve a headache, or cold; or are suffering from neu ralgia or neuritis. Rheumatic pains yield, too, if you’ll only give theee tablet« a chaace. But yon want gennina Aspirin, so look for tha Bayer Oroee on every table*, The box always bears the name Bayer and the word “ genuine” printed in red. Proven directlos