Bandon recorder., December 09, 1909, Image 7

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THE TURBINE ENGINE
An Indorsement of the Shorter
Day For Workers.
OVERTIME IN A NEW LIGHT
Cxhaustion • Menace to the Welfare
of Mankind—Impair* Society Phys­
ically, Morally and Economically—A
Drawback to Industry.
Why It Is Superior to ths Rsciproea-
ting For Warships.
The only sound conclusion to be
r i tied from tbe data at hand Is that
tu the matter of power, weight and
economy there is little to choose be­
tween the rec I pro. a ting engine and
tbe turbine for speeds between 20 and
25 knots, with perhaps a preixmder-
etice ill favor of tbe latter. Below 20
knots the results are largely in favor
of tbe former. Tbe Birmingham's en­
gines will probably be found to gain-
over tbe other two in economy and
ease of handling as the speed decreases
But ibis is not tbe whole question for
a ma.-of war. Her maximum s|>eed
may be required for only short inter­
vals or in emergencies, but when it is
needed it is needed badly; cousequent-
ly tlie machine which will maintain
that s|>eed reliably will invariably be
chosen.
There Is another aspect of the ease
for battl»*ships and armored cruisers,
and that is tbe vibration. A steam
engine may be balanced for th«» recip­
rocating weights, but it cannot be bal­
anced against variations in the turn­
ing moment, and therefore any ship
using it will be subject to vibrations
against which the steam turbine is
perfectly fre. Another thing-the lat­
ter drives a smaller screw, ami tin- Im­
mersion can tie mad»* »l«*ep enough to
lessen the throb of th»* propeller ma­
terially. so that vibration from that
cause may in large part be eliminated.
The vibration is of small moment in a
freight ship, and it is not of primary
iui|M>rtanc<> even in a passenger ship,
but it may become very serious in
battleships if It interfeivs with sight­
ing tbe guns while moving at Iiigh8pe»*d
On this issue the turbine should un
»loubtcdly lie select«*«] for ail heavily
limit'd ships. —Engineering Magazine
Woman’s World
RISKS !N BALLOONING
Opposing Views on Flying Expressed
by Mme. Blériot and Mrc. Harbord.
Aviation, hm yet s»-arcely born, has
already become a favorite s(M»rt with
women. In this country, it is true,
women aeronauts are few. but there
are euough of them in Paris to form a
good sized club, aud elsewhere iu Eu-
r<q»»* tb<* love ot aerial sports is gain­
ing gfouml rapidly among women In
Tact, as Mme. Louis Blériot, wife of
tbe intrepid aviator who crossed the
English channel on July 25, puts it,
"Aviation has conquer»*«! les femmes
simultaneously with the air.”
"It is a mistake." Mme. Blériot says
In an arti» le published in a Paris pa­
per after tier busband had crossed the
channel, "to suppose that women are
timid. Their love of novelty constrains
them to love danger also, They love
movement and originality, and avia­
tion promises to give them all this."
Th»* lion. Mrs. Asstieton IlarlHirtl of
England d**«*s not agree with Mme.
I’leriot iu thinking that the danger of
aviation apii<*als t*> women.
F. J HAYES
!Great
Combination
Offer
REGISTERED
L’t>d«*r the caption. “Overtime tn a
New Light,” tbe New York Times re­
cently printed un editorial on the ef­
fects of overwork. As will be seen,
Of Mar hfield, Oregon
npHE RECORDER management has
it Is an Indorsement for the position of
Will visit Bandon the 22d and 23d
the unions on the eight hour day and
of each month.
office at Gallier
opposition to overtime. We have maln-
made arrangements with the
Hotel. Expert services and honest
taineil that be works ta-st whose labor
prices guaranteed
is contln»*»! to a reasonable number of
Francisco Bulletin whereby we
hours, that numtier of hours scientiflc-
ally sutiiclcnt for the work there is to
The testing of children’« eyes a sp<cii*!ty]
do, says the Typographical Journal. In
can give subscribers the advantage of
Broken lens' duplicated
our own struggle for the shorter work
day we contended that an eight hour
a gigantic combination offer that will
period of toll measured up to the re­
quirements of the Industry, and this
furnish them all the news of the
claim has b«*et^substantiated by the
experiences of the union oilices «luring
Under New Management
the past year. Our members have done
•ountry in a metropolitian daily and
better and more cons» lentious work
and have brought n higher degree of
ail ths news of Bandon and vicinity in
intelligence to tbe ex«*»-ution of th»*
If
you
are
looking
tasks assign»*«! to them and have also
heueiitta] morally, physically and met
for a good piece
the Recorder at a marvelous low price
tally But It was tbe Times »alltori.il
of meat just call
that we Intended to make much of.
in and see us.
so here it is;
<4.
Fresh and Salt
Not long anywhere and hardly ftt
all in this country has overwork re­
Meats of all kinds
celved other than sentimental consld
fe The Daily San Francisco Bulletin,
$3.00 per year
Lì
oration, wliil«* th»* <*tTorts of organized
labor to secure shorter hours have
NATURE AS A PLANTER
1.50 per year
The Eandon Recorder,
usually been viewed, even by those
making them, as designed to seeur»* Remarkable Restoration of Vegetation
$4.50
Total,
on the Island of Krakatoa.
more time for recreation rather than
for rest. Abroad, however, serious stu
On April 2d. 1SS3. the island of Ixra-
Proprietors
dents of tbe subje< t have conn* to liutoit. in th»* strait ot Suuda. between
I ■
realize that mere temporary fatigue Is Java and Sumatra, was' tlie scene of a
one of the least important effects of volcanic eruption, and half of the is­
overwork, and the r»*ceut Investigation land was blown away in tbe greatest
of economic conditions In Pittsburg, explosion known to man. The surface
revealing as It did tbe excessive strains was changed from a beautiful tropical
to which the workers there are con­ forest to a want»» of volcanic ash and Mill. llf.KtllOT AND HUSBAND Kt.ADV KOK
AN ASCENT
stantly expos»*d. lias attract»*»! the at­ ■pumice, destitute of all life, Tbe is-
tention of American sociologists in th** land is twelve miles from the uearest contrary, she maintains that, so far as
same direction, with the result that tin* land and tweuty-two from the nearest ballooning is coueermai. th»*re is no
problem is taking on a form wholly point of Sumatra, the most probable danger, but that most people think Rasmussen Bros.. Props
different from tbe ont* the unions gave source of seeds, but nature has re­ there is. and women who risk tbelr
It.
stored a luxuriant vegetation, includ­ lives daily in motorcars are afraid to
trust themselves in tbe air.
An article by Josephine Goldmark ing trees fifty feet tall.
“Ballooning is neitb»*r so dangerous
in the current issue of the Survey il
Tbe return of the plants has been a
lustrates the new method of treating matter of such importance and inter­ nor so expensive as motoring,” says
the subject. Overfatigue or exhaus­ est to botanists that its story is given M rs. Harbord. "In fact, with ordinary
tion—what the French cal) “surrnen in a th*w book by Professor A. Erust. care it is an absolutely safe recrea I
ALL KINDS 01 REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
age”—affects, the writer says, every Wind blown spores seem to have be­ Hon. Of the several dangers that pre- WINE5,
LIQUoR.5
AND
department of life, physical and <*co gun tbe work, and in 1886 the surface sent themselves to the mind of tbe
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Security.
nomic, mental nn»l moral. “It pre bad b»*come largely covered with blue­ novices I think the most common is
All U S Land Matters a Specialty and Prompt-'
disposes to »llsense; it destroys Intelli green algae, which were preparing a the fear that the balloon may burst or
C16ARÓ
Iv z\ttended to. Pension and Insurance Agency
genre and all the habitual restraints soil in which a few ferns aud grasses get torn, it would inde»*d tie a dread­
Bond Brokers Trans-Atlantic Steamship and
It «nits down output and Impairs its bad already taken root, while flower­ ful disaster if when one was several Bandon
quality; it Invites Industrial accidents ing plants from sea borne seeds had thousands of fe«*t nltove the earth the
Railroad Picket Agency
balloon were to burst, but probably
It affects not only workers in admit begun to appear on the shore.
tedly dangerous occupations, but all
In 18!»7 tlie species had increased to this is a danger that is nonexistent,
workers—every man. woman and child fifty-three seed plants and twelve high­ When the mouth of a balloon is open
ompioyed
for excessive working er cryptograms, portions of the ground there is no pressure upon it. and it is
hours.” The inclusion is obviously being covered with green. Since then simply impossible for it to burst And
even wider than that. It extends from tbe progress has been marvelous, and if by some strange mischance a ba!
C. 1. B i . vmenrother , Notary Public
the actual and direct sufferers front the south side of the ¡slant! Is mostly loon were to got torn it would not real­
GUICE IN DEVEREUX BUILDING
overwork to all with whom they havi* a mass of green, with fruit and seeds ly Imperil the safety of the occupants
A. Garfield
any relations, anil that Is the same as of laud plants on the beach, a forest of the car. for it would simply de-
saying to everybody. The questions of cocoanut palms, screw pines and scend slowly to thc earth instead of
“What nrc excessive working hours?" figs farther inland and a jungle of I falling, as many people imagine, like n Mill and Steamboat Work Oui
“What Is the nature* of exhaustion?" grasses, reeds and vines beyond the dead weight.”
Even an electric storm need not
SPECIALTIES
••now can it be recognized In time?" forest, it is estimated that 3!) to 72
“How may it be best combated?" are per cent of the seed plants have been cause fenr. Mrs. Harbord thinks. She
ns yet either unanswerable nt all or un brought by sea currents, 10 to 19 by got into on»* once when crossing the
Is called to the fact that COL. C. T. BLUMEN-
channel, and the lightning played SPECIAL MACHINES BUILT TO ORDIR
answerable definitely, but with sutli birds and Id to 30 by winds.
ROTHER of Bandon, Oregon, will insure Saw­
about th»* car in a most magnificent
dent investigation they can receive re
Turned Shafting, t'np and Sei
mill men. Loggers and other kinds of workmen
and terrifying manner, but she went
Curiosity of Printer’s Ink.
piles mor«* or less satisfactory. It Is
Screws. Machine Bolts, Pipe
That printer's ink gives off an ema­ through it without mishap. Once when
against sickness, accident or death at reasonable
Homething at least that the protest
and Fittings, Brass Work
rates, it will pay you to call on him and see
against long hours Is no longer <lis nation that passes through opaque obliged to descend while traveling at a
miss»*«] as a mere manifestation of lazi­ bodies aud affects a photographic plat»* high rate of speed the members of th»*
what he offers in that line.
GENERAL REPAIRING
ness and that the new sense of social has been discovered by a German in­ party were thrown rather violently out
interdependence gives even thos»* vestigator. Photographic roll film is of the car and entered Holland on Pattern
Shop in Connection
Burglary Insurance
Fire insurance
whose hours of work are short an in­ sometimes thus affected, through its their heads, but all escaped with no
celluloid
cover,
by
the
printed
charac
­
more
Injury
than
a
severe
shaking
terest in th»» matter which is not con
tentc»! by tin* expression of a vague ters ou tbe paper in which it is wrap­
FOR
ped. Tbe emanation is found to pro­
The Child at the Table.
sympathy.
ceed
from
the
oil
in
the
ink
during
the
To
borrow
from
tbe
slang
diction
­
Another general attack on that ven
-»N
drying process. It is not precisely the ary: The child needs tbe ten or twelve
erable old principle, freedom of cod
•*.
same
ns
th»*
emanation
from
radium
hours'
sleep
in
his
business
of
grow
­
Ladies’ and Children’s Furnish
tract, no matter who is hurt by It, is
ami other substances, for. unlike them, ing tall anti robust, steady of nerve
I
in plain sight, and ''conservatives"
ings. Men’s Shirts and
it changes gum arabic into a granular, and sane of mind. Furthermore, be
may as well prepare to sbe»l bitter
NEW STATE-ROOMS INSTALLED
insoluble substance, it was this ef­ needs food adapted to his needs; plen­
tears over the new restrictions of it
Overalls
fect produce»i on the gum of envelope ty of cereals, plenty of milk, plenty
E
that are coming.
WE ARE JUST RECEIVING
flaps by tin* print«*»! characters on the of ripe fruit in the season thereof,
Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and
A LARGE STOCK OF
envelopes ttiat first attracted the in­ meat once a day. nourishing broths
American Labor Not Class Conscious. vestigator's attention.
San Francisco
The emana­
At the international labor conven- tions tin* rell»*cted by metal mirrors tu ami a few green vegetables; no fried
things
whatsoever,
neither
tea
nor
cof
­
don In Paris an American represent«- the same way as light, and they oxi­
AT THE
fee; no pastry, no mince pie or plum
tire was handled roughly by some of dize metal surfac»*s against which they
First-class Passenger Fare.
-
$7.50
pudding
or
highly
seasoned
entrees.
the European delegates because he strike, The exposure necessary to af-
Time
enough
for
these
il»*licaci«*s
represented a kltul of trades unionism feet a s.-nsltive plate is eight to ten
Freight Rates,
-
$3 on Up Freight
when the inches »and feeti are all in.
that they don't like.
»lays.
th»*
muscles
in
splendid
working
order,
The Incident Is noteworthy because
L E. WALSl'ROM. Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
the gray matter of the brain “all
It gave dramatic emphasis to the dif­
All Solids Are Porous,
E. A: E. T. Kruse, own«« »nd managers, 24 California St., San Francisco.
there" and reudy to do th»* duties of a
If you wish a bottle cold---
ference bet ween the labor movements
The densest form of matter is now
man's brain
Call at the Eagle,
in Europe and that In America.
understood to lie neither continuous
One bran
a child's education,
II you love the good« that « old--
The American laltor lender stood nor homogeneous, but full of boles.
in tens and thon-
there In Parts Isolated and consplcu In a Hit« Royal institution lectur»* Sir sorely negl
Call at the Eagle.
is mastication, As
ous before the nations of Europe be James Thomson show»*»! how hydro­ sands of h
Taint
no u«e to «it and blink
his t»*eth teach him
cause of Ills refusal to admit that the gen cun lie passtai into a vacuum tula* soon ns ho
If
you
really need a drink,
wily
they
were
given
him.
him
Make
Interests of American workingmen are through a*t incandescent platinium
Ju«t make a sign or amg a bell.
oppos.xl to the Interests of the rest of window, anti tlie passage of sodium chew everything he takes into tils I
Family Washing a Specialty.
Abb* dietitians,ure proclaim­ I
American society.
And you bet they’ll treat you right
through glass in a similar manner is m<*uth. Able
The labor movement tn Europe Is utilize* I In the manufacture of high ing Ixildly that ndlk should lie chewed,
Down at the Eagle
First Class Laundry Work Guaranteed.
Special
‘»class conscious.” A French workman vacuum tubes as a means of absorbing a mouthful nt a time, if one would not
have
it
i
!*
ige
to
cur»l
about
the
Is supposeil to have more In common th»* truces of oxygen that cannot tie
attention given to fine woolen goods.
T. * * hild's meat should
with a Russian workman than with a putti|ied out. An Italian physicist has dlnpbFign
'leaning an 1 .pressing Mens’ Suits and Ladies' tine akirta given
Frenchman who lives on a salary or pttssisl ityJiaigen through Irou eveu I m * finely ’¡.in***! for him until hi* can
cut It up for liiti »elf.
by Investments,
prompt attention
when cold.
BANDON, OREGON
Ik* may force: the truism that "gen­
American labor leaders puzzle and
tlemen «*at slowly' iftcr he joins In
exas|>ernte European labor leaders be
Discs ning Bleed Stains.
cause the Americans Insist upon caring
A Frvti I* microscopist has devise»! the great American rush for fortune.
more for their country than for their M metho«! of d»*t»*cting and r»*»-ognizlng Obedienci* to it f* ; 1 term < f year*
class New Yortt American.
irae»*« ct blood <>n knife blades and will lay tin foundation of sound di­ BANDON
—
O.REGON
other opaqtt»* obj«*«-ts even when the gestion, Ue will hnve a »letter chance
and Oregon C’onmt Strnmnliip ( «*.
Lh-uggiitt finti .Apothccarii
Metric System to Date.
stain cann»*i Is* se«*n with the naked of !»ng life and no dyspepsia than If
Is ;nst in receipt of a new stock of
"Now. children." commanded the eye. The I gb‘ of a WelsLnch burner be had been ill>>w<*d to gulp down
Steamer Alliance
austere Instructor in advanced arith­ is concentrahsi upon tlie part of the milk by th" zlas-diil without drawing
Su" ply ¡tic h'*lw«*en Portland and <’«»o«« liny
metic. “you will re* ite in unison th«* obj»*ct under examination through a breath and t<> gobble steaks and chops Drugs and Chemicals, Paten and
Proprietary Preparations. Toilet Yr
table of values "
,
tube wlii. h is placed ob,.>pi» ly nliove in two Inch chunks
WEEKLY TRIPS
“Ten mills mnk«* a trust, ton trusts th«* object glass and which carries an
Insist that th»* child shall l*»hnve (teles. Druggist Sundries, Perfume-,
Brushes,
Sponger,
Soap,
Nuts
and
GR/YY
At
HOLT
<
O
,
Csa.
Agent«
H. W • NNER
make a combine, ten combines make iris diaphragm, a eoi>d«*nslng lens and decorously nt th»* table. n< well is
72'1-7 0 Mm «n' Excha" • S»n Frsnciwo
Pknr- 4'4
a merger, ten mergers make a mag- a total rejection prism. A plkoto- ent properly, from tin* time he can Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos ai d Cig­
Glans and
J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, Bander
nate. on«* iu gn.it* it ikes th»» m«*ney
graphic camera may be substituted for romnr»*h«”i ’ a order conveyed in ths arettes, Faints, Oils,
Fait.tor's bapplies.
—Wai! Street J urnal
the eyepiece.
simplest language
i
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