Polk County itemizer., July 18, 1902, Image 1

DALLAS DREGON JULY 18 1902.
VOL. XXVIII.
L. N. WOODS, M. D.
Good enough
fo r anybody
Physician and Surgeon,
Dalian, Oregon.
T V- B EMBREE, M D
DA LLAS,
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OREGON
g ^ L L H a v a n a F i l
ler
O lllae o v er b a n k .
J f. I W
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H. C. E .m » .
S I B L E Y & . h 'A K I N ,
A tto rn e y H -a t-lju w .
9 Wo heve th e only *et of n lin tri't book a III Polk
ouutjr - R eliable aUatract* fu rn U h ed , a n d iiHHiey to
jail, No ttMiimu-tion charged on loan«. Room» t
•Kl 3 WiLftn’s block, Dallas
su e ta u g n t scnooi. As history Was one
of h e r special su b je c ts, sh e designed
histo rical m aps to a id h e r cla sse s in
stu d y in g th a t b ran ch .
I t w as a n im m en se a m o u n t o f w ork,
b u t her stu d e n ts b ecam e e n th u s ia stic
tn th e ir love for history.
In her m ap s th e se ctio n s explored
nud se ttled by d iffe re n t nations, th e
ro u te s n l ex p lo rers nud th e sections of
th e co u n try affe cted by th e d ifferen t
w a rs w ere o u tlin ed In colors, teu eb lu g
a t a g lan ce lessons th a t w ould re q u ire
h o u rs of te x t stu d y to m aste r, an d ev­
ery place, w h e th e r c ity or crossroad,
w h ere nn Im p o rta n t ev e n t had occur- |
red w as definitely located, a n d th e p ith |
of th e story told w h e re th e e v e n t oc­
curred.
A few m o n th s a f te r h e r m a rria g e h e r I
h u sband, who is su p e rin te n d e n t of-I
J. L. COLLINS,
Mtorney and Counselor at Law,
» o l l e l l o r in
C 'h H iic e r y .
»1** been In prac tic e of Ilia pro fessio n in th is place
ii ab-nit tliirty y e a re, a nd will a tte n d to all bu»ir«-M
u trtu trtd to hie ware, Office, c o rn e r M ain a n d C o u rt
<* D illae, Polk Co, O r
TO W N SBN D A HAKT,
A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W .
OSCAR HAYTER.
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A tto rn ey a t-L a w .
Office u p s ta ir « in C a m p b e ll’ s b u ild ­
in g .
OREGON.
DALLAS
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p f sam t v a tu * a s ta g s fro m
) “ STAR." •• HORSE SHOE,"
SPEARHEAD:-STANDARD NA YY."
i r OLD PEACH A HONEY."
•'SA W L O G ." •• OLE YARCINY"
•*MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco.
V. COAD
Atto r n ey s-at- Law
Là ’
D A LLA S, OREGON.
W ill p r a c tic e In a ll c o u r ts .
o v er b u n k .
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Office,
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Robert A. Miller,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oregon City
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Oregon
MRS. EUGENIA GOFF.
R o o m 3, W e in tia rd b u ild in g
O p p o site C o u rth o u s e .
The
L a n d title s a n d la n d office b u sin e ss
a sp e c ia lty .
E x -K e g is ie r O regon C ity la n d office.
A.
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M A R T IN ,
O n l y W o m a n I n Tl% Je C o u n t r y
W h o M a k e s W a r M ap s.
Mrs. E u g en ia Goff of M inneapolis,
M inn., h a s th e d istin ctio n o f being th e
only w o m an in th* c o u n try to m ake
w a r m aps.
It w a s alm o st b j ch an ce th a t Mrs.
Goff e n te re d upon th e c a re e r o f a w ar
m ap m aker. B efo re she w a s m arried
EUGENIA G O FF.
schools in M innesota, on re tu rn in g
from m ak in g his ro u n d s o u e u ftern o o n
re m a rk e d th a t his te a c h e rs in h isto ry
w ere not acco m p lish in g us m uch a s he
desired th ey should.
M rs. Goff re,plied th a t sh e d id not
th in k it possible for te a c h e rs to ach iev e
s a tis fa c to ry re s u lts w ith the o rd in a ry
tex tb o o k s: th a t th e fa u lt w as n ot so
m ild) w ith th e te a c h e rs ; th a t histo rical
m ap s, in her opinion, w ere essen tial.
A fte r fu rth e r c o n v ersa tio n along th e
sa m e line, to illu s tra te her th o u g h t she
w en t to n tru n k th a t co n tain ed the
m a n u sc rip t an d notes used by h e r w h ile
te a c h in g an d produced th erefro m th e
m a n u sc rip t o f th e se ries o f historical
m ap s th a t she h a d p re p a re d for her
classroom tra in in g school work.
T h ese w ere sp re a d upon th e tab les,
an d a f t e r se v era l h o u rs of c a re fu l e x ­
am in atio n Mr. Goff said :
“ T h e se m aps m u st be published.
T h ey a re Ju st w h a t o u r schools an d
te a c h e rs need.”
P A IN T E R ,
D a m .a s ,
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I M O W ERS * AND ** B IN D ER S
O regon
R A K E S AND T E D D E R S
MOTOR TIME T A B L E .
Leaves Independence for M onm outh and Airlie —
1:30 a m
3:30 p m
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Leaves Independnce for
M onm outh a n d Dallas—
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7 1 5 p in
M m s M onm outh for Airlie —
50 a in
3:50 p m
Leaves M onm outh for I»alla*—
1:® a in
7:30 p m
Leaves \lrlfe for M onm outh and Independence—
9 1*) a m
ftp m
Leaves Dallas for Mon m o u h an I Im ieoendenuo—
ltuo p tn
8.30 p m.
II. C . G R A V EN
p re s id e n t.
| W AGONS,
b u g g ie s
C A R R IA G ES
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A ll kinds of harvesting m achinery and vehicles and
t a great variety of extras. Plows and cultivators.
I W A G N ER - B R O S ., - D A L L A S
R. « . W ILLIAM S.
( .» a b le r .
W . C. V ASSALL, a s s i s t a n t C a s h ie r
R A LL A S
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L U T H E i t & C O .*
OREGON,
REAL ESTATE
T ra n s a c ts a g e n e ra l b a n k in g ousi-
uess in all its b r a n c h e s ; b u y s a n d se lls
e x c h a n g e <>n p r in c ip a l p o in ts in I be
U n ited S ta te s ; m a k e s c o lle c tio n s on all
p o in ts in th e P acific N o r th w e s t; lo a n s
m o n ey am i d is c o u n ts p a p e r a t th e b est
r a t e a ; allow in te r e s t o n tim e d ep o sits.
Timber and Ranch
Lands a Specialty . j *
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We are prepared to locate you upon some of • *
the finest tim ber claim s in Oregon, ot if you *
want an improved ranch or fruit farm, we can
show you ju st what you are looking for. Call
and see us. A ll correspondence prom ptly at­ *
tended to.
LUTH ER & CO., Dallas, Or.
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ED. BIDDLE,
There’s another hunger
than that of the stomach.
Hair hunger, for Instance.
Hungry hair needs food,
needs hair vigor— Ayer’s.
This is why we say that
Ayer’s Hair Vigor always
restofp« cojof, and makes
the hair grow long and
heavy. Sl.oo a boitle. All d rill, IKS.
W hy
MBS
H o u s e , sig n a n d o r n a m e n t a l , g r a in ­
i n g , k a ls o m in g a n d p a p e r h a n g in g .
“ A bout a y ear ego m y h a ir was
co m in g o u t very fa st, so I bought
a bottle of A y c i’s H a ir V igor. It
sto p p ed th e fallin g an d m ade my
h a ir grow very rap id ly , u n til now it
is
in c h e s in le n g th .” — M rs. A.
B o y d sto n , A tch iso n , K an s.
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Several New Lines just in from
the East. See Ad. Next Week*
BROWN & ELLIS
T he re s u lt w as th a t not only w ere
those m a p s revised an d publish ed , but
a b u sin e ss h as been estab lish ed th a t
occu p ies a large* p a r t of th e tim e of
both Mr. a n d Mrs. Goff.
O ver 100 h isto rical m ap s h av e been
p re p a re d by them , ra n g in g from a few
in ch es in size to w all m ap s five o r six
feet in e x te n t. T h e ir w ork ta k e s th em
to th e d iffe re n t lib ra rie s o f th e co u n ­
try. in clu d in g th e N atio n al lib ra ry u t
W ash in g to n , w h ere th e y se a rc h for
an d v erify m a te ria l fo r th e ir w orks.
O ffice ip n taira in O dd F e llo w s ’ new
b lo ck .
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B U T L E R & C O A l)
Long Hair
If yum
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your druggist
um; —ihk tallitoli
cannot supply you,
send us one dollar and we i i will expresa
you a bottle. Bo sure and give the n a m e
of your nearest express office. Address, I
J . C. A Y E R CO., Lowell, M aas.
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W om en
O ia a v re e .
W hy do w om en d islik e w o m en ? “I t
Isn’t Je alo u sy ,” said one of th e sex,
"b eca u se th e d islik e is n o t confined to
hom ely a u d u n su c cessfu l w om en, an d
th e o b je c ts a re not a lw a y s p re tty an d
su c cessfu l ones. I t m ay be because
w om en a r e not so easily d o n e,’ sa y s an
exch an g e.
" I t is not becau se w om en a re w om ­
en th a t th ey a r e d islik ed by tb e ir own
sex In busin ess. I t is b ecau se th e a v ­
ro ller a t th e top. T h e p o rtio n o f tb e
era g e ‘hom e w o m a n ’ d o esn ’t u n d e r­
w eb b etw een th e tw o id le rs is d isp la y ­
sta n d . S he is u su ally m o n arch of h er
ed th ro u g h a w indow in th e fro n t of
hom e, ab so lu te ly th e m o st im p o rta n t
th e casing.
perso n in it, an d sh e loses tlie tru e
In o p e ra tin g th is in d ic a to r th e a t ­
a p p re c ia tio n of th e im p o rtan c e of o tb
te n d a n t of th e c a r n eeds m erely to
A. M. T ay lo r o f P o rt E w en . N. Y.. p ress a b u tto n , a n d th e m ech an ism
e r people o u tsid e It. A m an In b u si­
ness is c o n s ta n tly b ro u g h t in co n tact hns In v en ted , sa y s T h e Scientific A m er­ will a u to m a tic a lly w in d up, th e w eb
w ith m en w h o a re h is e q u a ls or su p e­ ican. a sim ple a n d d u ra b le a p p a ra tu s sto p p in g w h en tb e ro lle r h a s m ad e one
rio rs, w h o h av e eq u a l rig h ts w ith him, w h ich is designed fo r use in railro ad co m p lete revolution, w h ich w ill b rin g
w h e re a s a w o m an m ay spend tw o c a rs an d s tr e e t c a rs to d isp la y the 1 th e n ex t s ta tio n o r s tr e e t n am e Into
h o u rs a d a y v isitin g w ith ca lle rs of her r me of th e n ex t s ta tio n o r s tre e t prom ­ view. T h e w eb is long en o u g h to h av e
ow n g ra d e o f in tellig en ce n s ag ain st inently.
tb e r e tu rn sta tio n s In d icated on th e u n ­
T h e a p p a r a tu s is co u taiu ed in a n eat rolled h alf. A th u m b u u t is a tta c h e d
pixteen sp e n t w ith th e ch ild ren an d
th e s e rv a n ts .
W hen sh e does m eet casing, w hich m ay be secu red to th e to tb e s h a f t of th e low er roller, by th e
m en. it is e ith e r in th e cap ac ity of t i l e of th e car. W ith in th e c asin g au d tu rn in g of w h ich th e w eb can be w ound
g rocery b o y s or c le rk s w h o se business m ou n ted on a ro lle r a t th e bottom is a back au d r e s e t T h e m otor sp rin g m ay
it is to d e fe r to h er opinion, how ever w eb of p a p e r on w h ich th e s ta tio n or be w ound up by a key o r c ra n k ap p lied
illogical, o r in a social w ay . w hen it
to th e sq u a re d end o f th e ta k e u p ro ller
Isn’t w o rth w h ile to c o m b a t her ideas
sh a ft.
if th e y h a p p e n to be e rra tic .
M a k in g C a r W h e e ls S tro n g .
"So t h a t u n less sh e m ak es a very
Som e re m a rk a b le te s ts o n c a r w h eels
g re a t effo rt sh e becom es p o sitive and
h av e recen tly been m ad e a t th e fo u n ­
do g m atic, a n d w h en she m eets other
d rie s of th e New York C a r W heel
w om en w h e re th e re Is a clash of in ter
w orks, a t B lack Hock, sa y s th e B uffa­
e s ts sh e ex p e c ts th e sa m e deference
lo E x p ress. T b e co m p an y la filling an
from th em th a t sh e receiv es in her
o rd er fo r a special q u a lity o f w h eels to
d aily su rro u n d in g s from m en. and th is
be used u n d e r one h u n d re d th o u sa n d
Is in a g re a t m ea su re th e reason w hy
pound cap a c ity cars. T b e re q u ire m e n ts
w o m en 's discu ssio n , w h en it stra y s
for w h eels fo r su ch w ork a re v ery se ­
o u tsid e th e re a lm s o r d re ss an d babies,
vere,. a n d ra ilro a d en g in eers h av e re ­
is not a lw a y s a s p eace fu l a s is desirn
g ard ed th a t p roposition a s one o f th e
hie.”
m oat difficult to be fa c e d in m odern
railro ad in g .
A M o t k 'a K n i f e .
Tlio sp ecificatio n s a n d te s t re q u ire ­
In T h e E n to m o lo g ist Mr. F. B. Dodd
m en ts o f th e M a ster C a r B u ild e rs’ a s ­
d escrib es a p e c u lia r in stru m e n t by
so ciatio n re q u ire w h eels to sta n d ten
m enu s o f w h ich th e silk producing
blow s o f n w eig h t of 140 p o u n d s fu ll­
m oth s o f th e A u stra lia n g en u s anthe-
ing tw e lv e feet, tb e w heel b ein g p laced
n e a c u t th e ir w ay o u t o f th e ir h ard
h o rizo n tally , su p p o rted a t th re e p o in ts
A KO VEL STA TION INDICATOR.
cocoons. T h e in stru m e n t is a short,
on th e flange. Som e ra ilw a y s also re ­
hard , black an d c u rv e d th o rn , situ ated s tre e t n am es a r e p rin te d . T h e w eb q u ire th e w h eels to sta n d th e th e rm a l
in th e th ic k Jo in ts a t th e b ase of th e p asses up o v er tw*o id le rs a t th e cen ter te s t, w h ich co n sists o f c a s tin g a b an d
fore w in g s, one on each side. In a ru b ­ uf th e jm U nit or. a n d th en ce to a t**keu p o f m olten iron oue an d o n c-b u lf in ch es
bed specim en th e th o rn is easily d is­
th ick by fo u r in ch es w id e a ro u n d th e
cernib le. b u t in a good one it is con­
w heel teste d . T b e te s t d e m o n s tra te s
cealed am o n g th e d en se scales.
th e a b ility o f th e w heel to w ith sta n d
ex cessiv e h e a tin g from b ra k e service.
T h e ro a d ’s In sp ecto r se lects th re e
w h eels from each lot of 100 offered,
M arriage is very largely an accident. an d if an y one fails to m eet th e te s t
In few cases do m en o r women set u p a re q u ire m e n ts th e lot 14 rejected . I t can
stan d ard of m anly or wom anly excellence lie Been th a t th e te s ts a re severe, even
and choose by it. In m ost cases people In re g u la r practice.
becom e engaged as tb e result o f pro­
p in quity rath er th a n because s A any deep
M a n d M a i l e r 's H e » .
E v ery cau se cap ab le of in creasin g rooted preference.
M a u d M u ll e r o n a s u m m e r 's d a y
th e am o u n t or blood o rd in a rily cir
And so it often
Hot >» h e n In a b r a n d n e w w a y .
d ila tin g th ro u g h th e b rain lius u te n d ­ iiappens th a t th e
(M a u d ', y o u s e e . w a s a c i t y g i r l .
ency to cau se w ak efu ln ess, sa y s T he wile enters upon
T r y i n g t h e r u r a l lif e a w h i r l.)
S h e c o v e re d a b o x w ith tin s e l g a y ,
P o p u la r S cience News. If th e b rain is the obligations of
pi .-item it v ju st as
L in e d It s n u g ly w ith n e w m o w n h a y .
I o fte n k ep t for long periods on th e thoughtlessly
as
F i ll e d It n ic e ly w i t h e g g s a n d t h e n
stre tc h , d u rin g w h ich th e v essels a re she entered on th e
S t a r t e d t o lo o k f o r a l ik e l y h e n .
j filled to rep letio n , th ey c a n n o t c o n tra c t piarriage relatio n ,
O u t o f t h e f lo c k s e le c te d o n e .
A rid t h e n s h e t h o u g h t t h a t h e r w o r k w a s
even w h en tlie ex citin g cau ses cease. because no one
done.
W ak efu ln ess, us a c insequeiice. re ­ I has. warned h er
I t w o u ld h a v e b e e n , b u t t h i s s t u b b o r n h e n
su lts. a n d every d ay th e con d itio n of of th e dangers she
S to o d u p s n d c a c k l s d " K a - d o o t ! "
A nd
th e n
■ th e in d iv id u al becom es w o rse because faces.
Thousand*
of
M a u d M u ll e r c a m e a n d In h u r t s u r p r l a s
tim e b rin g s th e force o f h ab it into
women
become
L o o k e d c o ld l y I n t o t h e c r e a t u r e ’s e y e s .
o p eratio n . E v e ry th in g th a t te n d s to invalids for lack
T h e n t ie d I ts l e g s to t h e b o x . " Y o u b e t
j th ro w th e blood unduly to tb e b rain of knowledge of
I k n o w how to m a k e y o u s e t."
H u t s t i l l It s to o d , a n d w o r s e a n d w o r s e
or to a c c u m u la te it th e re should
them selves. It is
S h r i e k e d f o r t h I ts w r o n g s t o t h e u n l v e r s s .
avoided. T h is is o vital m a tte r, an d 1 to this large body
K ic k e d o v e r th e b o x w ith tin s e l g a y
of women th at Dr.
p rev en tio n Is b e tte r th a n cure.
A n d I g n o m l n lo u s l y f la p p e d a w a y .
T h e n a b a d b o y o v e r th e b a r n y a r d fe n c s
T ig h t o r ill fittin g a rtic le s o f dress, P ierce’s Favorite
Prescription
T o e - h e e d . " B a y , M a u d , t h e r e 's a d i f f e r ­
especially ab o u t tb e neck o r w aist, an d conies
as a priceless boon,
ence
tig h t b oots an d shoes, should be d is­ I cures womanly ilia.
'T w e e n h e n s , y o u k n o w , s n d It Is t h a t
card ed . T h e feet sho u ld be k ep t w arm
" Favorite P rescription n establishes O n e n a y s ‘K a - d o o t ! ’ a n d o n e ' K a - d a t ! ' **
so th a t th e c ircu latio n m ay b f p ro m o t­ regularity, dries w eakening drains, heals T h e n M a u d r e c a l l e d t h a t t h e u g l y b r u t a
he t r i e d to s e t h a d s a i d . " K a - d o o t ! ”
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c e t h a t h is to r ic d a y
female weakness. It m akes weak women S A h n e d b e l v u e s r h e s s in In
xboes a n d ch an g in g th e sock* every
a n e m b a rra s s e d w ay
T o t h i n k o f t h e b o b b le s h e m a d e o n e s
day a re ex cellen t m ean s to th is end j stro n g , sick «vor'Sfi well.
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w hen
and stro u g ly recoin tuended. A part, J o " rd A a fte
n St »«it V F S w r s tt g n p .F m l e r l e l i Cf* Va..
S h e trie d to s e t a g e n tle m a n hen.
how ever, from p hysical cause*, th e re " m y h e a lth w m * « y pooT for * lo n e tim e , a n d
—W i c h i t a K a g l *
w in te r I w » t o e d w ith p a in d o w n in hack
j r e v a rio u s m oral can ses a c tin g on th e la»t
I c a n id h a rd l- w u * r w ith o u t g r e a t w ffe H n g
flo w to H a v e P a r ly D a h lla e .
b rain eq u ally Inim ical to sleep. W h a t­ M y h u sb a n d ( xA *.ne a b o ttle o f I»r P ie rc e * F a ­
o rite P re sc rip tio n a n d a vial o f h is P le a sa n t
n»e o b jectio n to th e o ld d ah lia w ag
ever keeps th e a tte n tio n fu lly aro u sed v Pellet»
w h ic h I u sed a s dire c te d . In fo u r day»
keeps th e blood vessels o f tb e b rain 1 I w n g r e a tly reliev e d , a n d now a fte r using; th e Its la te n t' a s o f bloom. By s ta rtin g th «
m ed ic in e t h r e e m o n th s . I aeem to be e n tir e ly
d iste n d e d , an d th e co n seq u en ces o f w ell I c a n 't »ee w h y it i t th a t th e r e a r e «o ro o ts ea rly In a fra m e o r In bo x es
w h ich a re covered u p a t n ig h t tbft
th a t w e know . O n th e o th e r band, m a n y «nflering w o m e n w h en th e r e is *uch a n
e a a v w ay to he c u re d . I k n o w y o u r m edicine«
p la n ts m ay be bad In flow er e a rlie r
w hen tb e a tte n tio n beg in s to flag tbe a re th e b est in th e w o rld ."
th a n usual. T hey may b e s ta rte d In
te n d e n c y Is for tbe veseels to c o n tra c t
Dr. P ierce’s Pleasant Pellets th e fa- A pril o r a t le a s t th re e weeks iu a d ­
an d for Bleep to ensue.
: vorite fam ily laxative. One * Pellet * a
v an ce o f planting time.
laxative, two * P e lle ts ’ a cathartic doae.
ENGAGED.
A re sid e n t o f H a w a ii, B. D. B a ld w in
by nam e, b a s in v en ted a plow so con­
s tru c te d th a t It w ill th ro w u p a larg e
u in o u n t o f loose soil a g a in s t th e ste m s
o f s u g a r can e o r o th e r g ro w in g cro p s
p la n te d In row s. T h e plow can be
econom ically m ad e so th a t tb e w o rk in g
of th e cro p s m ay be In ex p en siv ely con­
d u c te d , sa y s n w r ite r in T h e S cientific
A m erican.
T h e heel o f th e b eam is p ro v id ed
w ith a d o w n w a rd ly e x te n d in g s ta n d ­
ard . w h ile a second s ta n d a rd e x te n d s
d o w n w a rd fro m tb e beam its e lf be­
tw e e n its c e n te r a n d th e heel. A r u n ­
n e r is secu red to th e b o tto m p o rtio n s o f
th e s e s ta n d a rd s , th e f o rw a rd p o rtio n
of w h ich ru n n e r is bev eled d o w n w a rd
a n d fo rw ard .
T h e m o ld b o ard m ay b e te rm e d a
“ double m o ld b o ard ,” fo r It c o n s ists o f
D O U B LE M OLD BO ARD IIIL L IN O C P PLOW .
a V sh a p e d c e n tra l p o rtio n fo rm ed o f
tw o v ertical se c tio n s a n d a m a rg in a l
flange o f n b lu n t V sh ap e. T h e b eam
p a sse s th ro u g h a rec e ss a t tb e fo rw a rd
p o in ted en d o f th e u p rig h t section, a u d
th e h an d les a r e se cu re d to tb e r e a r en d
of th e sam e. T h e flanged p o rtio n r e s ts
a t th e fro n t on th e bev eled en d o f th e
ru n n e r a u d a t th e r e a r la su p p o rte d b y
a cro ssb ar.
T b e u p rig h t se ctio n s m ay b e m ad e o f
wood o r m etal, a s th e o ccasio n m ay de-
j m and. T b e flan g e p o rtio n m ay be m ad e
o f wood, w ith a m a rg in a l s tr ip o f m e ta l
se cu re d to lta u p p e r face.
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A ccording to T h e M edical R e c o rd
re c e n t e x p e rim e n ts a t tb e F u lseo In­
s titu te h av e led to th e Im p o rta n t din-
co v ery th a t Iron electro d es used la
place o f th e o rd in a ry carb o n o n es giv e
a n a r c u n u su a lly ric h In ch em ical r a y n
b u t alm o st devoid o f b e a t ray s. U tilis­
in g th is f a c t hollow Iron electro d e«
h av e been used, cooled by w a te r d p
d ila tin g Inside o f th em , a n d re su lts o b ­
ta in e d a f t e r tw o m in u tes’ actio n w ith
th e re su ltin g a rc w h ich req u ire d a a
h o u r w ith c arb o n electrod es. A con­
tin u o u s c u rre n t o f five am p ere* a t f o r­
ty v o lts w a s used. No le n t w a s r e ­
q u ired .
P n e a m a f l* f lo r a e C o lla r » .
S ev eral St. L ouis co m p an ies a re b e ­
g in n in g th e use of p u e u m s tle kora«
c o llars an d find th em m uch su p e rio r t <9
th e o rd in a ry ones. In tb e first place,
tb e "p n e u m a tic ’’ w eig h s oo ly o n e -h a lf
aa m uch aa a "stu ffed ” co llar; a g a in ,
th e Im proved co llar p re se n ts to tin t
I s u rfa c e o f th e horse a n ev eo sn<l
, y iek ilu g presaure. w ith m a rk ed flex­
ibility . Not only Is It a p re v e n tiv e o f
sore shoulder», b u t a d m its o f tb e a n ­
im al m oving tb e load w ith m uch g re a t-
I ar ease th a n w ith a h ard collar.