The Port Orford tribune., August 30, 1911, Image 1

Voluin«^
O F F IC IA L
D IR E C T O R Y .
D R O W N IN G A Q U IC K D E A T H .
STATS AND D IB T n tC T .O rriC sa n :
t j. 8. Seri’ta— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r ., o f
P o rtlan d and p e n . R C h a m b e rla in o f
S a le m .
,
O o ngrvssniu n. F i r s t D is t r ic t— W illi»
C. H sw ffcy, of Hu him
G o v e rn o r— O s w a ld W e s t. S a le m .
.Secretary o f su ite— F . W . Ben sou 8o-
„ lem .
s u ite T .e u a u re r— U e c A . b to t 1 o f S a ­
le m .
Supt. P u b lic In e tr u c tlo n —J . H - A c k ­
e r m a n , S alen:.
State P rin te r— W illi» D u n iw a y , S alem .
A tto rn ey G e n e r a l— A . M . C ra w fo rd ,
S alem .
C le r k S tate L a n d B o a rd — G . G . B ro w n ,
S a le m .
J o in t Senatoi fo r Coos an d C a r r y —
W . C. Chaae.
Jo in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e to r Cooa aD d
C u r r y — S. P . Peirce.
Ju dg e, 2d J u d ic ia l D is t r ic t —J ,
W.
H a m ilto n , Roseburg,
.
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P rosecuting A tto rn e y , 3d J u d ic ia l D is
tr ic t — G eo rg e M . Brow n, R o s eb u rg .
L'. S. C o m m issio n ers—J , I I . V p to u ,
L a n g lo is,
county
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of efficiency in the
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V b ib U W r it e ,
A Key for Evenr
Perfect F ri ring Fi
laterdtaaaaable
Right and Ic h Carnage
SwiagHM Margine! R e t i
Protected Ribbon
I Gear Driven Carrism i
Ribbon C e n tre k d from Keyboard
Variable and Ueivonn! Line Spec«
Parted D in t G#ard
Write ter
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Typewriter Co., Inc.
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CURS
C O N S T IP A T IO N .
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MA Y U CAR
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Fot.,
wt n r a iiin ft! |»<r a ll rtr«»»’
g ia u u> < «/1CK T o U au «« i l a o l v
Thousands H a v e K id n e y T ro u b le
a n d D o n ’t K n o w I t .
g o v ' t s rfln tfo n » .
F ill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand tv/eniy-fojr hours; a
sediment or set­
tling Indicates an
. unhealthy condi-
’ tlon of the kid­
neys; if It stains
your linen It Is
evidence of kid­
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
the back Is also
eonvlndng proof that the kidneys and blad­
der are out of order.
, W h at to De.
There it comfort In the knowledge to
often expressed, that D r. Kilmer's Svam p-
Root. the great kidnty remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain tn the
baok. kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
Sf the urinary passage, ft corrects Inabtlitv
la hold water and scalding pain In passing
It, ar bad effect» following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled lo go often
during thdday, and to get up many times
during the night. Tbs mild and the extra-
ardinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t Is toon
realized, It stands the highest for Its won-
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If yeu need a medicine you should nave the
beat. Sold by druggists lr, 50c. en d $l. stzea.
- You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful
discovery
sad a book that tell*!
more about It. both sent
ehuehitely free by mall,
Kilm er fk Home of h n tw » p * <
€•». Binçhamton, N . T When writing men-
generous offer lo this paper.
Hon r»A JI i .k thb geo
n v e rv n e o y Bare ae.
Der-d
RO7FBLLI1, G A .. J » » -
IW t.
B i»ck*>D A u g h t S to c k a n d P o u ltr y
Ifik d '- in ® U th e b e * t I e v e r t r ie d . O a r
s to c k w m o o k i o f batl w h en jro a » fla t
m e th e a w d ic lM O * n d nov* th e y a re
f « t t m « •<» ft »«. T h a y a r a l o o k iB f »
p « r c e u t. k » tie r.
S . P . B R O O K IM O T O W
H. Z. H A N S E N ,
L anglois, O r.
to w r it« fo r o u r c o n fid e n tia l le t t e r be fo re »p-
p tv in z fo r n » t e n t ; i t m a y b . w o iy h . ao a.y
W e p r o m p tly o b ta in u . 8 . a n d F o r e .< n
PATENTS
oriJS.-mapA w« seed »n I M M E D I A T E
FREE
~P«>> on. p.teiifri£iffVy. "W . «lve
Co. boS .<<»1 veridco and «dviM, Mid our
ehasaee are uMflerate. Try aa.
SWIFT
& CO^
P a ts n t ta n a y a rs ,
Opp. U S, Paisa! fiflloe.Waablnatod, D.C.
DOCTORS
• a y c a n t n m p t io n c a n b e
c u re d . N a t u r e a lo n e w o n ’t
d o i t , i t n eed s k e lp .
SUH I SI
M
i l l
SIDS
i k e b e s t h e lp , b u t ita
m u s t b e c o n tin u e d m •<
m e r * > w e ll m w in t e r .
M
n e iiu z y
la IW o o u t r e e » .
ivBu bi-uni me.in.t a clem skin. No
Clean
Cnavarets <tan.tr Cathartic, the most won­
d y witUcnit il. Cæicartt«, Candy Cathar
derful mudhxu UltK-overy o f lira age, plena
c ta ç >vWr iwoo*l n-i»l
it /-¡»a»* b»
tie
e.'e
ant and refreshing te the taste, ac* gently
in<
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g « a » Jtbe buy ih e r aud nriv’ipg
and poMtlvely on ktiti.eya, liver nnd Ixitvcl* ! - î i ’ T in
ltir
t
th?
forty.
lAcg'tt
t<Mtay io
demising the entire a.-strtn, d U p -l cold*,
tiah pic
bcil.'., blofcli-.#, biackhDaiw
eure hewiaotie, lever, liabtiunl constlpnH'»®
’ h a t. \ k ’y UH uum tom picsijn by U k iM
and billo,i»neea. Please buy anil try a box
ritvU — t r'tray f r r ten «en?«. .V t
of O. 3 . C. to-dar; 10, 2t, .Wee-.its, Motdaad
•> J&W «*
iu»r«k’iteed,
a. nmau-ed tn cure by all druggists.
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T » S . 1« I . ■ lltU « aoM a iiik ov w»ter
Cet a ana» batik saw.
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T A N -p 1 R O
A ll
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T R E S P A S S M O T IC K .
A n y person o r persoha tm p a m ln g
upon th e C r o ft L a k e R arich,— th e M c ­
L e lla n a n d M a r s h a ll R anches, w ill Lg
prosecuted to th e u tm r-yt e x te n t o l th e
la w ; an d a rew ard w ill he g iv e n fo r it.
fo rro a tio h a n t t w i l l la * td a c - ir h t -o
tlo n o f th<- g u ilty p a rtied .
(twite Wst> yog wbj*>*r T>» ajp««»* »hf
tr r t r «hfin< t-riwswv-vyfrv.MA. Nte-T« f
remu**o ihu «Mffitw fer Urt>«ei<. wh**
eel'.crv naw dtJtvwte €•, ;i -.g»fl* • -
RM. pers-tw* I
et.-rew hi*! -
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f> r
«* ’. Ì rt « tl wit'
■<'.a .*«»»•■■ n i j . r - 1 s*i»»s»nu» <.3
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War.
Y U L E T ib E - IN
A U S T R IA .
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A U TO M O B ILE SEA SCOUTS.
A I s t S M t l M W htaJt IUath.< » • A d op t­
e d k g Mavvsl -Paw aaa to T h a i»
A gvssatage.
Aa m ilita r y m o to r-b ic y c le s have »1.
read y proved them selves to ba o f
value In spouting, I t is p ro b a b le t h a t
in n e a rly every civilized c o u n try th ey
w ill be la rg e ly used in fu tu r e lan d
w a r fa re . W h y. i f th e fa s t land scout
prove so usefu l, should n o t th e navy
ad o p t th e same m ethods? A bo at, fld
fe e t lo ng, w ith tw o 85-horss p o w er
engines, b u ilt very lig h t, to c a rr y , say,
fo u r persons and te l>« capable o f ecu
sid erable rpeed, w o uld be a m ost u s e
tu l ad d itio n to a b a ttle s h ip o f a fle et,
aays th e . London 8 ta r . T h e o rd in a ry
to rp e d o bo at la to o lo n g and draw n to o
m uch w a te r fo r acouting n e ar ab o rt o r
in sh allo w w a te r, but a launch m ig h t
be m ade to d ra w less th a n th re e fe e t
o f w a te r, and ye t have a speed, o f u p ­
w ard s o f 30 knots. T h e ra w ould be no
fu n n els o r sm oke to a t t r a c t the notion
e f . t h e enem y, and w ith uo derw atew
e x h au st the b o a t m ig h t be m ade a l­
m ost affept. W b »tlli to w In th e w a te r ,
o r W ith th e p o w e r ol sem i-subm ersion,
i t w ould be difficult to h it. P ro b a b ly
such a c r a ft w ould ■ be m o re u s e fu l
th a n a n y th in g y e t in ia n ta d in th e w a j
o f a scout fo r sea purposes.
M 0 U K T A IW P E A K M A T F A L L ,
T e n r l a l a A v a (a S r a a t D a a * a r f r a « »
T k r a a t e a l a a M a a a x a la p a »
k
to tb a A lga.
, A lth o u g h It has been ru m o reA
th ro u g h o u t the A lp in e reg io n fo p
some little th a t th e A lte ls — the great
in nun tnln |«-n!’ w hich rears its e lf h ig h
abo\<- I he fan - u s U rm m i pass— was in
u w o re o r lir e . flaky co n d itio p , no onq
‘exp; -1cil t l.-r ir t h a t i h t f f p f la wAJT*
d a iig e f o f T - fa llin g . N o w , h o w e v e r,'
It is d .tli i'.ely stated th a t th e A lte l»
Is on the p o int o f s p littin g in tw o »tad
m ay come th u n d e rin g do w n a lm o s t
a n y tim e , says a re p o rt fro m N e o -
chotel, S w itze rla n d .
,
D am age enough w ill be done I f th a
fam o us peak doe» fa ll i» an y case, b u t
i t Is to be hoped th a t th e crqsh w H l
come be fo re the n e x f to u ris t seaao*
begins, fo r the Getmnt,
w htch
th e A lte ls tow er», te used to a g r e a te r
e x te n t th an an y o th e r A lp ia » paaa.
Th e In h a b ita n t o f the reg io n c a * Im ­
agine w h at w ill be th e r i . w l t id th e
A lte l» shouM conn c rash in g dwww,
havin g » vpcrjenced Such an occur­
rence on a sm oller neait w hen glacteva
fro m th ia |z n l, t k - w l a r peak h a v *
seended upon them . T h e last one to ll
In S eptem ber, lnOS, a« d m any
an ta w ere killed .
,k n '
dt-
S P E C TA TO R S SNOOZE.
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W lt a e a » » » to t h e C e l e b r a t e d D e e r '« «
C ase T e s t i f y A m id a r»edee<
C h e r » » o f S a e re s .
A m o ng th e cu rio us fe a tu re s o f th a
D re y fu s t r ia l th ere is one th a t is q u it«
unique and w h ich never fail» to su r­
I t a C ele b ratio n la P ictu resqu e A m o n g
prise and amuse the casual spectator,
th e M o n-Q erir.an P o p u la tio n
I m u s t h u s lia n d tn y ti in Ite r to re
says the N ew Y o rk Sun. W henever th e re
a t th e K a tlo u .
is n fe w m inu tes’ lu ll on accou nt o f
p lace fe n c e s n n d b u ild in g s j n th e
in aud ible o r u n in te re s tin g tc etim en y
Y u letlde. as kept by the non-O erm an
fu r in , th e re fo re I m u s t n o t s p a re a n y
the audience p ro m p tly goea to sleep,
m o re c e d a r. F len s e d o n o t a s k fo r it population of -A us.rta, Is very p ictu r­ . and i t fre q u e n tly happens th a t a w lt -
esque. On C h rirtm a * day the Roles
T h e green trees w ill g ro w and th e dead |n G alicia first a tle a d mass, and then ' ness testifies am id a chorus o f snore«.
I t happened a fe w dnys ago th n t tw o
ones w ilt keep.
pit down to the fa m ily auppei. T h e
Journalists o f in te rn a tio n a l rep u tatio n ,
chief dish on tha taule conU ins con­
U pton ,
w h ile e n jo y in g a q u ie t nap, dropped
Langlois, Or., August 37' 1910 secrated tges. w bi. !i the fa th e r dls- th e ir heavy canes w ith a g n a t era«h
trlbJtes.
A lte r c i ing, a>l eyes are
on the floor.
T h e au dieure aw oke
aioaed and all heaus bowed dc.wn to
sta rtle d , some ju m p in g to th e ir feet,
th e tabis, iu tha te l.« ; «hat Jacob's
H. T, STEW A RT
th in k in g in th e ir dazed condition th a t
ladder is then descending from h q iv e a
some o u tra g e had been a tte m p te d .
to ev rlh , and down th-* l - o . e {
the
Rtnce th en the gendarm es have care­
ahgflls are com ing to bless the w o r­
f u lly g ath ered up a ll sticks and um ­
shipers sad
ta ca rry away
th e ir
brellas, p a rtly , o f course, to p revent
O r e |g o s t .
P o rt O rfo r.
e a r.h iy Doubles , to heaven.
A^ong
th e ir wse ss weapons In <WM o f a r e ­
the Czechs thv lecehd ru n s th a t
he newed o u tb reu k o f passion s im ila r to
who moat s tric tly casta c a GhrViticas
th a t w h ich occurred recen tly .
N o tic e to T o w n N to c k o w n w fi.
eve w ill see the H o ly C h ild tfl his
T h e ex p lan atio n o f th is p e c u lia rity o f
Jrcam s th at nlpliL in the ev.-njofi the
the Rennes c o o r t-ii-u r tia / i * the fa c t
real eclebratloa fie tta x
A ll
lis t’ *
th a t nin e-ten th s o f th e sjd ten cc is
a ir in g t-> raise blood eil c a ttle ’T
L.
* i e th en ex lnguishcd In th e l|p u zf;
composed o f eorrespondsats. whose
B a rre -t has b r o u g h t h is p u re -M o ix l no fire, no lig h t I* visible. Th e c h il­ duties keep th em sbrosdi u n til ono
Jersey b u 'l In to to w n . T h e a n im a l dren crowd to gether In feag *n d r» ' o'clock In th e m o rn in g .
T h e y »re
has a lw a y s been g e ntle, b u t Its o w n e r m a la pqriectly sltsnt, as otherwl.“ »
obliged Io rise ag ain s r five, and- if
waives a ll lia b ilit y . S ervices | l .
they kn ow they w ill receive «one o f re a lly rer;uires nn unbroken series n t
the prevents b rou gh t by th e C h rist e x c itin g in cidents in the- court to eisr
Z M R C A T » A L E » prove toe g re a • t 1 C
^ h n ild
d and l e i ( St th e entyap.ee of tha able tlic m -to resist th a o v e rp o w e r!n >
aleepineaa w h ich seise» tfliem w h eq lg-.
m e rit o f l lm a l’s .H arsaparilia. , house.
te re s t flag».- _
H o o d ’s S ars a p a rilla sells becauaa
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, rnn<pU-hca C flE A T CURES,
N o M o r e C e d a r to .Spare.
J. H.
* NOTARY PUBLIC
* K ) R UJ'
Be-ï'rv-Hae t o t t a t t y C«»Kb
Voai-iMt<>lw»e« o hniMI rtiro. r.-^kaa
a»au »U u m . WuoU purr Sue, 11. ALd
S U R P R IS E .
|n a large N a w 'Y o r k business iflaU -
tu tlo n there waa an e m p lo .a whose
C hristm as g ift had the aaviu« grace vt
tniUvtQuat uouaiceratiou.
H e »as a
both.keeper, nearly 4u years iu ha r-
geza, and ba bau bean u v .rio tn eh in
fo rm er years o f I v o r « * in W *lz street,
except to t a customary anu un varyin g
| l o gold pioce, aays the D e tro it fr e e
Press. Several h a /» before C hristm as
D r n m q y k ..................J. 8 . Capps. las t y r e r the ofllce became ag .lnted
L a n g lo is
E . R a p k le ff. W ith riim c rs qf a a unpreeeuen.eu flood
Of good fortune. T h e old bookkeeper
E c k le y ................. .
A. H « a
tried to keep calm, but h it hopes ran
rk>t. and the day before Christm as
if not D t l l v w e d la Ten Pay* return
found him in a nervous flu rry.
He
saw bta fallow employes ealled In to
the c a a h k r « office one by oos, each re­
tu rn in g w ith
sealed envelope. T h e
bookkeeper w alled lo r hla su um on s,
but It came not, says u a
W orld's
W o rk , fcven the (blue uoy *i..e keJ.
! Ifltiug new gold pieces to u a - i - c j ,
and m e run ira» lo aip ie te su nnu, t s -
io r« m s bookkeeper suminoned uoiir-
h *e io c«nd in sa n iq u iiy « h ’- Ü V
a
m L .n l e had b eu i ixi.q tu toe cu»e of
’ M r. b .s a .., and w h i t e r
cave.o^e
h td bren ortrtoor.eifc
- f ha answ er
v a*;
'•z b e re Is to 'iq v G u p e fo r M r. B lan h,
but the pteaiCSat Wishes to see him
to r a aiosbca
T h e b o o i.-ic -p tr »aw only one In te r­
pretatio n. T h is m eant hla discharge
tor fa llin g efficiency.
lie fa irly to t­
tered In to the sanctum , a p itifu l figure
of panic fear.
" b it down, M r. B la n k ," said the
president. "1 have om itted your nam e
In Ifie lis t of C hristm as rew ards fo r
fa ith fu l service, and I regret that
the bank w ill. h a \e to find another
m an to fill your position a lte r to -m o r­
T e r m a lie n t
the lillln , but ran be row. Compose yourself, air. ta4>a a ie
re m o v e d tn a eernnd of tim e. The undignified tn this office. Y ou should
o n ly « 'le vin n o w on th e m a r k e t t h a t : know M U o r a fte - b e tp , here to r so
staya w h e re p o t.
t long a t . f m o f rerrlco . Don t go. I
have a few words m ote to say before
T lie e x c lu s iv e rig h t to h a n d le tnf» you leave. T h e C |ie :tv .s have decided
♦o re tire you on fu ll ;w y le r the rest
C levis w ill 1» sold by C ou nties o r
of your life, snd the >ear's sclary w ill
States, o r set ol th re e can be p u rc h a s ­
be paid fo you In advance. T b l» does
ed fo r fit .00.
Address
not establish a ruinous precedent, for
employ« s a lt h 38 years n f faVFif'lI
seivice to th e ir cred it are tx»t ap rlii-
— -U .’ —
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I U e d very p le n tifu lly
through
W a ll
\./O r jjin ,
U r © . , street.”
Always Stays “Put”
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I’awing when bitched in street. . Afraid of touch of shafts
Crowding in stall.
Scaring at hogs or dogs along road
Refusing to halter or bridle.
Running away
Bulling on one rein.
Striking.
Tail switchers
Lugging on bit.*
Bad to harness.
Bad to groom
Lunging and plunging.
Hard to shoe.
Shying
Jumping fence's,
Refusing to hold back going down hill
Afraid of automobiles.
Bail to hitch to buggy or wagon
Afraid of paper.
Ixdling the tongue.
Afraid of robes
Afraid of umbrellas.
Afraid of clothes on line
Afraid of sound of gun. Afraid of band playing
Afraid of canvas top wagons. Afraid of cars
If you have horses addicted^to any of the above men­
tioned bad habits or vicious traits, you can cure them.
And permanently loo, by following the system as giv­
en in this course of lessons, thereby increasing the value
of your horse many, dollars worth, whether you want to
' keep or sell him. It will increase your safety and confi­
dence in driving anddiandling any such cnimal.
The only licensed horsetrainer in Oregon.
All
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C H R IS T M A S
AND roS T -
The Burrow Clevis
H ave y o u a H orse w ith a n y
BLACK-
O ne o r More o f th e follow-
DRAUGHT in g h ab its?
STOCK *nd
Refusing triToCad.
Afraid of sudden falling of board
POULTRY Running
away when halter or bridle is removed.
Biting
Getting fast in stall.
Afraid of sight and sound of steanL
1’awing in stable.
Kicking at master or strangers
MEDICINE Tender
bitted.
Afraid of sound of buggy or wagon wheels
S tick and poultry have few
troubles which are not bowel sad
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
Dranght Stock and P oo'try M edi­
cine IS a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeders and
fnrmurs keep their herds and flocks
nrulthy by giving them an occa-
fiuoai li dure of Black D raught Stock
Medicine in
and f Poultry -------------
—- their
.
food. Any stock raiser may buy a
'¿5 cent half-pound air tig h t can
of this medicine from his dealer
and keep bis stuck in vigorous
health f ir weeks. Dealers rfe.nar-
ally ke*u* Black-Draught Stock and
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PouRf f Medicine.
Medicine, If
if your»
------- duet
not. semi 25 cents for
»m'iple
(of a Min
can to the manufacturer». 'Th»
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Cliat-
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duous w ork th a t hla recovery fro m the
»g erts of th a t tw o m inute stay under
w afer was Assured.
D row ning la »
quick death. E ven though the w ater
la kept out of the lungs. Insensibility
Will ensue In one m inute, and eoinplete
linconsrloueness In two. Th e stories
o f people who have been In the w ater
live m inutes being resuscitated are
generally m istakes or untrue. A man
_________
could not ______
be la the w ater five m inutes
w ith o u t coming to the surface s e v e ra l,
tim es, sad ba restored to life.
C h o tco ...........
'.........M is s I d a Cooley.
H a r b o r ...........................K !»tclier G a rd n e r.
G o ld R e a c h .............................J. W . R ile y .
W e d d e r b u r u .......„ .C . L . W akem an.
Illlb e e ......................... M r . E . H K uaseil.
M a r l a l ....................... M rs. V io la A , F r y .
A g n e a s .............
A . M . R ilu a .
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I These are features which make thg
Smith Premier the choice of the
man who investigates comparative
I advantages.
Breaches everywhere
C A N D Y
Cl'BBY COUNTY COST o m C E S
MSSTKKS.
O n e D r i v e r t o r W h e a t B v e r y O sh»»
Teskm atav ■ ■ th e C lt r * s B lr e e to
IS B ie k lr H a ls a a
ears, and It was only a fte r long and a r - , » • wbo1»
WasRa-
Ball Bearing Type Bar
Coiuam Finder and Psi
A LL G IV E H I M T H E ROAD.
T h e story freq uen tly reposted about
P e re n n ia l in Ita p o w e r o f a t tr a c tio n
professional divers who have been able la th e Are engine daubing a lo n g th e
to rem ain under w ater fo r over tw o c it y ’s s tree ts on th e w ay to a Are, m A
m inutes ta s illy , D r. Joseph Uoebne i t fa scin ates a ll. A nd every d r iv e r a a o
says, according to the St. Louis Globe- every m o to rm an , every m en h a n d lin g
D em ocrat. N o one can rem ain under a n y th in g on wbeele gives th e I r e n e s
w ater th a t long w ith o u t drow ning, th e r ig h t o f w ay and he docs ao apou-
w hether they are train ed divers or flot. ta n e n u .ly and g la d ly , says th e N e w
A t N a v a rin o , where the sponye d.vers
Y o rk Sun.
are reported to be able to reœ aiu un .
A nd o fte n m any d riv e rs hold up a ll
der w ater three and fo ur m inutas, taste a t once to give th e d riv e r o f th e fir e
were made recently and resulted con­
engiue hie choice o f w ays, as th e y
clusively proving
none
o f then» w
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and
rem ained d o » » b i g t r itja u a m i n u i t gg»«, j o t y , b e fo re th e y see th e vw-
and a h alf. N in e ty seconds sterna a ! gine a t a ll. R ut th ey k n o w i t ’s co m in g
lo n g tim e to the w atcher ou shore, and and th ey hem it * w-h lie .
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it l a about the lim it o f a diver's ep-
H e re was a i. tu g lu e com ing a lo n g *
durance under water.
A t ' Ceylon, cross s tre e t to B ro a d w a y , w histle' a
Where
tim e testa were also made c e llin g . A t th e firs t no te ,of if ev e ry
among the famous pearl divers, It was ' m o to rm n n o r d riv e r who chanced a t
tn a
ln c g w - '
ascertained th a t few of them rem
ain
th e m om ent t o be n e a r th e Junction o f
below the surface as long aa a m tnuta B ro a d w a y an ti th ia s tre e t, stopped
and other testa made on the Red sea a b o rt, le a v in g th e c e n tra l space unoc­
among the Arabs proved th a t a m in ­ cupied, and leavin g c le ar channel»
ute and a qu arter was. the loageet they
aw ay fro m it in every d irec tio n .
could endure w ith o u t a fresh breath.
N o n e o f these drive rs could kn o w
On the coast o f E ngland several w h ich w a y thf? Are d riv e r would w a n t
years ago a diver, a tValned diver, one to tu rn w h en be g o t to th e c o rn er, eo
o f the best oq the eoast, renowned fur
th ey a ll stopped, to give him a fr e e
his endurance, w en t down and was
m a d In w h lohever w ay he w an ted to
pulled up slsw ly when be gave the slg-
go and w hen he bad cofne and gone
w l th a t he w a . under w ater a b o u t;
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