Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, January 14, 1926, Image 2

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    T H E G O LD H I L L N E W S , JACKSON C O U N TY. OREGON
MOTHERHOOD
Izw AngeIn. Calii. - "I found Dr,
Pierce'* KavKriit Prescription a iplrudai
tunic and nervine
th ro u g h mother­
hood. I have u«ed
it r e p e a t e d l y
through eapertaiuy
and it be* never
ieiled in giving
llrength and pro­
ducing rnt lulling
i to the nerve* It «
a pleasurable duty
to recommend it to
motlien and ripec-
I S M I I I . - , b n * u me
recnmmrislation I, l»*ed on a fengihmrd
superieo. e in which live ‘Faevrile Pre-
erriptS'ii* never tailed to help me
through theve trying times"—Mr». 1>
I) Itowlia, 1418 Girard St
Why not get thii Prescription today
at your neighborhood itore, or write
D r . Pierce, I'reeident o l the Invalids*
Hotel st Buffalo. N. Y . ior Ires advice.
Electrical Schematic Diagram o l Toroid RF Simple Three Tube Set.
Using Crystal Detector.
Bast A - 30 Years
As-OR tern pc i- P in k la
By LEWIS WINNER. In Radio World. I ginning of this same winding, 1.2, goo*
Inf luenAj_ L e v y n q l
A very simple three lulu* net using Io the rotary plates of this variable
Ç a ls s rh e l Fever. L p ko o lk
M crystal uh u detector I n shown I ii condenser. Cl, ami Io one terminal ol
( o u ^ h k o r C o ld » .
the lllUNt rut loti. The receiver employs the reaistauee HI. Now with tlie varl
H
o rs e s .
(•lie Nlep of tuned RE with regenera omeier you may have some difficulty
M u le s A. D o g s
tlon, a crystal detector unit two steps «lien wiring up
M imi have binding
S pomm N i p ic a l C o .
of transformer coupled audio-fre­ |ai«|s, but some, such ns the one R ia l
COMPOUND
quency amplification.
wus employed In thia set, have none
Oil most receivers, no mutter how at all.
if the latter case prevails,
ninny stages of tuned HE you add. the scrutinize the variometer very care
Signals of the local stations do not In- lolly. Bee where the beginning of the
Green’s
crease much. This was found to be si.ubinary winding goes to and also
i August Flower
true on many tests with such recelv i where llie end of the rotary winding
I era.
'| he HE steps were so arranged goes to. lu most raocg the stator wind
» M Cena tip « ttoa,
| that they could tie snapped In ami out Jng terminal goes to one frame and
. /
ladtgesthM and
I of the circuit. A station was tuned In the rotary end to the other frame
*
Torpid Liver
i The HE tubes were put In and then Neither of these frames, of course. la
Rrbrvr* that feeling
OUI of the circuit. The difference was electrically eoniiev ted.
,>f hsvdrvg eaten unw liely. Kk and
After finding
so small that only with milllameter In these connections place small tags on
*»c honles. AT ALL DRUOGISTS.
the output circuit could the effect he them. Tlie rotary winding will ter­
| Uotlced.
*
minate at the front of the variometer
There are only shout a dozen lends «Idle the stationary winding will ter-! KEEP EYES W E L L I
. to make. No soldering is necessary nilnate at the hack. The rotary wind- BATHE TIR ED EYES
| The «»rl.lt toroid colls were used in Ing tenulnal goes to the I' post on • iia l>, Tbesiyaus* «,.*■■•■
-Utflculty restrained fro m seising I
*ir
•o,,krt«-
socket I. The stationary winding goes IN F L A M E D E Y E S
Is for another trip to the Ameri-
m.. .
,
Part*
to the beginning of (be prim ary IJt o f , ll*e Is Th..Means •
coast for a full cargo of fun, in- ,
»nn«»«l radio-frequency traits the second ret . Tlie end goes to the RUB YO UR EYES 7
TtM.uipagMi'D My»wai«r.
•1 of returning to E n g l.n l
U >~'
• ! 45 (1) of Rie enhle. The begin !
Cook’s own journals w e r e 1
1-1
In 1784
IT
n n .r i f the secondary winding L5, ' BATHE YOUR EYES
One crystal detector. CD (ra.hornn
ma-le public. And then Hie New Eng
•*'* Io the variable plate of the varl t •• 1>r Th tupaufc » *ya«»ipr.
lan.l merchants who had set Ledyard ’ dum).
a b b - condenser. C2, and to the R + poet SAVE YOUR EYES I
Two audiofrequency transformers ' l l ll ie audiofrequency transformer Th*»Mpn«it»'a EYEW ATER
down for a liar sat up aud took no­
tice
Boston. Salem and New York AKT1. AET2 (Acme).
AI ................
T l, The end
of this winding
..................
........ - goes HELPFUL EYE WASH
One
anqiere ballast resistors. 1(1
merchants put In 8SO.OOO and Septem­
" Ib e s liit in iin r y p is te s o f th e sum e U » *l»ev. T*oy. M V « o u tu i
Three sockets (air-gap).
ber kl. 1737. two vessels sailed from
- ir lu b le condenser
c o n d e n s e r and
a n d also
a ls o to
io one
o n e ter
i-,
D r- ' • • • « T h e m e s M 's g y e a s te r
variable
By J O H N D IC K IN S O N S H E R M A N
I wo .(MSG nifd. vernier variable con minai of ibe crystal detector (high po I
Boston: the ship Columbia. <’npt. John
AWAII Is making tentative
deusers,
with
dials.
CICI»
(
f
.
S.
T.
m
i
I)
Kendrick ; the sloop Lady Washington,
tentisi marked A on the carlairundum ). !
plans for an elaborate cele­
'»lie single circuit Jack or two phone The other crystal goes to Rie I* post j
(a p t. Robert Gray. In August of 17»,
*tpa, .11.
bration in 1928 of the one
lbe Columbia sailed hack Into Boston.
"f the audio frequency transformer.
hundred and fiftieth an­
Is S o o t h in g
She « a s under Captain Gray. Captain ' «»lie Stt-ineb dial (for variometer), A1 n .
The E— post on socket 1.
niversary of the discovery of
«»lie
A
battery
switch.
Kendrick hud chosen to trade ships,
goes
to
the
other
terminal
of
the
covered
an
Island
of
the
Hawaiian
re-
the islands by Capt. Janies
« a s making Canton trips and was try­ I (»lie 7 hy 21-Inch panel.
«•stance. Id.
The G post on AET1
Look. It is to be hoped that group. Then he surveyed the Ameri ing to buy up all tlie Northwest from
( »lie (-able cord.
can
const
until
stopped
by
ice
In
Ber­
gis-s
to
(he
G poet on socket 2. The
such an observance of this
<»ne hustdioiird. d by 19 by »4.
the natives.
E— |sist on the transformer goes to
discovery Is rnade-and on a ing strait. Tlie winter of 1779 found
Accessories; Rus bur. mounting for the same terminal that the beginning
him
back
In
the
Islands,
where
he
dis­
“Hall
to
the
Chief!*'
scale befitting the impor-
•rysial
detector,
batteries
phone«
an­
of 1.2 went to. or to one terminal of
covered Hawaii anil Maul. He named
(■ray was received like a conqueror.
Los Anfelei'Nswsst • • •
o f the voyaging In the PacRlc f ' u T I the archipelago
archlPe*“ * ° »andwie
Sandwich Islands. | He was marched up State street in a tenna. ground and lead-in wire etc
the resistance. Id. The E - |H,«t ,,n
I The shaft of tire variable condenser
this
socket
goes
to
the
E—
post
on
I procession. side by side with Prince c i . Hint shunts the aecondary of the
Importance is large. Captain Cook set ' w trh°k 7 “" k*’ ***
" ’ “ aI1 H,'ra,r Attol In helmet and cloak of scarlet
socket 1. and also 3. This common
antenna coupler, U*. passes iliroitgl, lead goes to one terminal of the re­
In motion forces which had u much
- h.
'**? 0,1 Ha"'s l> " W the theft
ir r a o .
A nad
in , J
M a I l much
iu c r
,,f a hoat. Cook |ande(J Fpbn,Hry „ ,n and yellow feathers— the firs, Ha­ a hole 3-ltl Inch In diameter, which Is sistance. This means Hint the resist­
H U M a in Street I
waiian ever seen In the United Stales 5*4 Inches from the left-hand edge of
greater influence on the early develop
F
bet. 6 th & •
ment o f America than a casual read Kealakeua bay with a lieutenant and Gov. John Hancock gave a dinner te the panel, and 314 Inches from H,e lo p ance is In the negative lend of the fila­
7th
nine marines to seize the king, take sixty, to whom Gray related his ad
ment. The I* post on the socket 2 goes
Ing of our history reveals.
and
the
bottom.
Lay
tile
ten,plate
7
0
0
ROOMS
The R+ 1
Here Is a brief chronology of the him aboard and hold him hostage for ventures. Yea, things were as Led over lids hole Hnd then drill the hold to Hie 1* post on AhTJ.
3 °0
$1»
„ o78
lsl**n,ls useful ln connection the return o f the stolen boat. The yard laid said. And the Columbia had Ing holes according to those laid out post on this SOI ket goes to the it p
«7H volt cable lead (2). The G |s>st
obelisk which murks the spot • of his been the first American ship at the
uith this story:
upon
the
template.
The
same
policy
200 £ £ $ 2 «
on AET2, ....... Io Ib e G p„st on socket
The islands were probably known to death was erected In 1874.
Hawaiian Islands and the first Ameri
Now we Jump from Captain Cook can ship to saU around the world. Is followed with file other variable •1. I ne plate post on the same socket
Europeans as early as 1527, but were
condenser
The hole through which
2 o o ;:2 & s 2 »
put on the map by Cook In 1778. Ho the officer o f the English navy, to John And, quite as important to the New- the shaft of the variometer 1.3 passes goes to either Ibe top terminal of tlie
Ledyard
an
American
soldier
of
for­
single
circuit
Jack
or
to
one
terminal
'•as killed there by natives the next
England merchants, the voyage had Is 1014 Inches from* both the right
tune.
Of the phone tips. The E + of this
paid I
year. The natives were a semi-civi­
and the left-hand edges. R Is also 3U
Soldier
of
Fortune.
lized people of llalayo-Polynesian
So, us John Ledyard lay dying In Inches from the top and the ho,tom of socket goes to one terminal of (he |||M.
Hi» Qualification
John Ledyard (1751-88) was born In Africa, Ids Pacific Northwest dream
ter­
ment control awl,di. s. T l.......
stock under a feudal system of gov-
I he panel. The hole for the abaft of
*'l hear your hired man has gone
eminent, with a king on each of the Groton, Conn., studied law, went to had come true. For the Columbia was Ibe lust variable condenser Is 5U minal of this switch goes to Hie A-J-R_ Into the movies.'*
*?We .... .
A|l 'be r + leads from
»artmouth for missionary training, sent right buck. And thus begun this
eight habitable Islands. In 1790 King
Inches from the right-hand edge and
"Yep. got n good offer."
Eamehamebu of Hawaii subdued his passed several months with the Iro­ triangular trade tliat was to enrich 1*/4 III. lie s from the top and the bot­ Hie so. kels are i-omnion. All the grid
• Wlta, on earth kin he do In th«
re,urns
are
placed
|n
|
|
IP
negative
lead
quois
and
in
1773
went
to
Gibraltar
as
rivals and founded a kingdom that
the seaboard o f the new nation.
movies J"
tom of the panel. The hole for Hie
N.i (' battery Is
lasted until 1894. Christianity was In­ a common sailor, enlisted in a British
Consider now some of the results of filament control awiteb. S, Is R ig of the A battery
“He's h star nt sloW fiWtiWy.**
troduced from America in 1820 by mis­ reglmpnt, was discharged and as a Captain Cook's last voyage and let Inches from the right and the left- employed, although Ihe same may he
used.
If
you
desire
io
use
a
C
bat­
corisiral
of
marines
accompanied
Cook
sionaries. in 1840 Kamehameha III
your imagination run free.
hand edges of tile panel. R Is \ Inch tery, break the .............
that come In.H.n Va»..«“ ui»m .
w '»«h»'s
promulgated a constitution establish­ on his last voyage. In 1782 he de­
On the second voyage of the Coluin from the bottom of the punel This
from Hie E post of (he two AFT nnd raster. d l,..u ,.« . P
„J
serted
from
a
man
o'
war
at
Long
ing civil rights. In 1852 came suf­
bla Captain Gray discovered the Co­ necessitate« cutting away ,, small bit bring
the
........
i„
,
tlP
c
_
|P11(|
(lf
the
frage and a legislature. In 1894 there Island. Thereupon he published from lumbia river. Figure tlie effect of tliat of tlie baseboard. The holes for (be
C battery. The C+ lead goes lo ,|,e
^>(1 S eem Sutpiciou»
was a successful revolution against memory his Journal of the Cook expe­ on the "Oregon" question of half a screws, which hold tlie baseboard, are A— lead.
"Your
celebrated
prisoner
Queen Lilliiokalanl and a republic was dition, tlie British having confiscated century later.
best located hy the builder, i». these
got
a way 7*'
He tried in vain to in
Simple to Operate.
proclaimed. In 1895 the queen abdi­ the original
The Americans had a practical depend upon the thickness of the b,.se-
“Yes,” said the rnrnl Jailer. “When
Thia receiver is very simple to op-
cated. August 12, 1898, Hawaii was terest American officials and mer­ monopoly of this triangular traffic. hoani. etc. j used a comparative'?
annexed to the United States. June chants In a trading expedition to the The Rusalans were barred by Chinese thin Icard and therefore bail to place erale. Tlie only trouble R ia l you may he borrowed my keys and told ma
northwest coast of North America. ...........
somebody wauled to see me In the
14, 1900, It became a territory.
law. The English were
kept
out
by
" tic
n
r |ii U
U l I)
J
' the
"«7 r screw«
o ir n
very near the bo,tom of come UP again», Is the difficult con-
They did not believe In Ids Journal__ tlie conflicting privileges of two great 1 the
trolling of H „ . oscillatory flow of the alley on Important business, confound
panel.
Cook'a 8ev«ral Voyages.
or In him. In 1784 Ledyard wus in monopolies; Tlie East India company
Idin, I know he wuz up to somethin’."
Capt. James Cook (1728-79) was the
We have now automatically placed R E lu b e . T i lls Is due lo tl*«* fact that
England and France, vainly endeuvor- held the exclusive right to trade with
many
variometers
will
not
oscillate
~~
sta
son of a Yorkshire farm laborer. He
Ihg to organize a similar trailing ex- China hut could not send Its ships to the variable condensers, variometer over Ihe complete broadcast hand A
volunteered In the Royal navy in. 1755
imilltlon. In 1T80, with the assistance the American Northwest for furs ami board and switch. Angle Irons are small 2tkturn coll placed In aeries with
mid four years later was in command
of sir Joseph Banks, he set out on would not allow the South Sea com­ used Io mount the colls onto the con­ Ihe plale circuit of ,h |M HHII1P h)|,p w |||
o f the Mercury at Halifax. The Royal
foot from Stockholm, ostensibly f„r pany to do any trade with China. So densers. These condensers have spe­ cure I Ilia ill. The tw o condenser dials
society selected him to command an
Arctic exploration. He- arrived In St the Americans combined with the Rus cial provisions for mounting the colls should tune In slep. Don't forget to
expedition to the Pacific to observe the Petersburg early In 1787. hirt ,,t
which are placed at right angles
reverse the leads of the crystal detec­
slans nnd the Russians worked south
transit of Venus.
G e t the right r.m rd y — the heat m m know.
Irkutsk was arrested and deported, along the const until the Monroe Doc­ each other. The set of plates of one tor. In case the algmils are not loud
8o quick, to mire that nuiliont now employ It.
This first voyage to the Pacific was reaching London with difficulty. He
variable condenser runs In (he oppo­
The utmoat in a laxative. Bromide-tjuinine
In 1708-71. On Ids second, 1872-75, he died under mysterious circumstances trine o f 1823 was necessary to stop site direction Io the other aet ,,f enough. Also reverae the A battery
in ideal form, (joklt stop in 24 hour*, La
Plates.
That Is, one condenser Is leads. A I'M, fm.t antenna should be
sailed
miles and encircled the about 1790 nt the head of an exploring them.
Grippe in j d«ye. The ay.tem i t cleaned and
John Jacob Astor, n financial and mounted upside down. This was done used, 'ibe ground should be made to
Antarctic region from New Zealand to ex|>edltlon of the African association
toned. Nothing compares with Hill-«.
|f y„u
commercial genius, attempted to found so that llie colls could conveniently he the old faithful water pipe.
Cape Horn.
The truth was that Ledyard had a
Be Sure
Price 3Oc
find
H in t H ie R E tube la difficult to
On Cook's first voyage he had a big thing; triangular trade— New Eng­ a city at Astoria In 1810 to cut out of mounted.
If the condensers '„re
control,
the
Insertion
of
a
10-olim
rheo­
this
triangular
trade
the
long
and
dan
mortality of 40 per cent. On his sec­ land to the Pacific Northwest with
mounted In the regular fashion It will
stat may help. I »ay may, because with
ond he had made such excellent and trinkets nnd notions; to China with gerous voyage around the Horn. Fig­ he difficult to mount Ihe colls.
ure the inliuence. of this advance
The transformers are mounted at some tubes it helps and with others
radical arrangements for health that furs; back home with silk and tea
guard on the march of the American right angles to each other. The crys­ It Is of no use. That Is, you bring the
Get Red Box
he lost only one mnn out of 118. For
with portrait
For Cook's last expedition had this
this service he was made captain and experience: The sailors bought furs people across the continent; on the ) tal detector, which Is of (lie fixed type filament temperature up to a certain
point
and
llie
tube
slarla
to
oscillate
Mexican
war
nnd
the
occupation
of
Ole Ho.val society gave him the Copely
has II special type of mounting. Von
to keep them warm from the natives
P A R K E R ’S
medal "for service to humanity and of the northwest coast. They traded C alifornia: on the building of the cannot.fit It Into a grid leak holder In Hie same manner. If you turn it
H A IR B A L S A M
transcontinental railroad; on the dig­ ns it Is loo small. Therefore take J down. It stops all together, turn It up
the maritime world.”
,Urn‘,v7
j»
« n<lnjff Wop. flair Fallln«
trifles for seal skins and sea Otter
R-
.
Co lor and
pair of mountings nnd holt them to­ It howls loo mucli. The variometer In’
Upon the offer of a reward of 8100,- skins. Touching at China, the furs ging of the Panama canal.
B
,7
/
,o
.G.r aJ - " d Fad«d H air
And. finally, figure what the posses­ gether, seeing when doing so, that this sc, should do nil the eon,rolling of
<«0 for the discovery of a northwest commanded extraordinary prices, the
*nd 11.00
at PniMtoU
I>rui*Bi«ta.
I i s Hi—
00
•<
te ,
passage from the Pacific Cook volun­ Chinese having no healing in their sion of ('apt. Janies Cook's “Sandwich ibe crystal fits Into the holder». You Ihe regeneration. By Increasing and
decreasing
the
voltage,
better
,,r
worse
Islands"
means
to
(I
ip
United
States
«.„.„.e. c ™ . o«,.
then have a perfect holder. This Is
teered to take command nnd sailed homes and no woolen cloth. A vermin
With the Resolution and Discovery In Infested sea otter skin was worth a ill the Pacific, as a naval base nnd pro­ then screwed down to the hnsehoard results will he obtained. Try changing f.«t, ms»., saliin* . ” ? ' rte*iri71m,“r‘ V* "»•
«Ute.
U
lm
s«
Cb.u.1,1.1
^
«
Ä
,
R * 5 !te Ä ,^
the
tubes
around
for
louder
signals
1770 by way of Africa. In 1778 he dls- hundred dollars. The sailors were tection to the const of the mainland. and the crystal Is fitted Into the clips
This
receiver
Is
selective,
and
If
one
With It—nnd a fleet—we are safe.
There was no Jack used when Ibis
finds Ihe results vice versa, they should
homelike
set was constructed, although one Is
reverse the secondaries of the radio-
than during summer, has more near­ dome-shaped and as much ns two feet shown In the diagram. A pair of phone frequency transformers
|REASONAB1E|
ly all It can contain. Its relative hu­ In height. Lest their heniitlful homes Clips, mounted at the extreme right of
Hie set, were used. No large binding
midity, as It Is called, or ratio of
Our expert doctors and Burgeons,
The weather bureau says that the moisture present to all that would be he destroyed by enemies, the ants take post Strip Is used. A battery cable was
S im p le T u b e R e p a ir
excellent food, and quiet nurroundl Inge
amount of water vapor that can exist necessary to produce saturation, is stringent precautions when retiring used Instead and attached to the prop,
bring you real health.
A tube with a loose base cun be re­
ns on Invisible gas In a given space large, although Its absolnte humidity for tlie night. Kentlncls are posted er points.
paired by wrapping a strip of adhe­ lo s s PINE ST., SAN I RANCI SCO, CALIF.
nil
around
the
dome,
ready
to
'g
iv
e
Increases with temperature up to the —actual amount o f watpr vapor per
Wiring the Set.
sive tn,ie around the Joint three or
the alarm nt the approach of an
liolling point. Hence warm air can unit volume—Is small.
The beginning of the primary wlnd- four limes, carefully stretching the
enemy. The entrances are blocked •n« LI. goes to the antenna post on
contain more moisture than can cold
with great pipes of twigs, so that the the small terminal strip. The end of tniw nt each turn so ns to fit tightly
nlr. As a role, therefore, there Is
Wood Ant» Active
■ ■ quickly improved and usually
occupants
cannot he surprised. The the same winding, LI, goes to the Gnd over the top of ,he metal base and the
more moisture In the air In the sum­
The British wood ants build such
cleared entirely if properly treated with
glass. After wrapping hold the tube
Job
o
f
cleaning
awnv
the
twigs
In
the
mer time than during any other sea­ large houses that their homes s ee m tr,
binding post. The end of the second
morning
Is a strenuous one.
one, hut
but the ary 1.2 winding goes to the (I post on In the closed hand, pressing lightly on
he n l m n s i
I,I„
'
m
o v . n n « is
son.
During the winter, however, be
almost ns big as some apartments , ants do not mind It as they ¿ ¿ 1 .2 -
llie tape for a few moments, lo heat
•Ko air thonsh having less moisture , In A m erican cities. T h e dw elling U , R, safety flraL
6
* socket 1, and to the stationary plates the tape, and make the support solid
ut the vurluble condenser. Cl. The be- Tills w ill suve the tube for fu tu re use
How His Voyages
Influenced American
H b to
H
I*
CuticuraTalcum
For Baby’s Skin
Colds
Fever
_________ Grippe
Be Q u ic k -B e S u r e/
cascaiw Q uinine
BBSrL
in*'
Moisture in Space
MORTON r
I
hospital
MUDDY OILY SKIN
Resinol