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OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPHONE 39
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THOMAS BRANNON
Thursday, Marcu 30, io £ r
How to Make a Radio Set
By WILLIAM G. H. FINCH
i vibrate (attracted and repelled), ac­
Associate Member Institute Radio curately reproducing the vibrations
Engineers
as recorded by the microphone at
(Written for International News
rhe transmitting station. The flucu-
Service)
ating vibrations of the diaphragm
NEW YORK, March 30.— Without produce the corresponding sound
the telephone receiver you would be waves, thus making the voice aud-
wlthout means of hearing the many lble. See Fig. 2.
radio telephone concerts that are
The usual telephone receiver is
broadcasted and which have been wound with B. S. gauge No. 34 or 36,
the contributing cause in converting and the standard radio receiver with
the general public to this Instructive much smaller wire, being B. S.
and most fascinating art— daroiteel (gauge No. 44 to 48 for a 1000 to
are— radio telephony.
2000 ohm receiver.
It has been established by the pio-i The writer does not recommend
neer radio engineers that the usual that any of the readers attempt to
telephone receiver, such as is used rewind receivers, one of the great-
on your desk telephone, was unsatis- e9t difficulties encountered being
factory for radio purposes. It was that of breaking the wire, which is
not until after considerable research as fine as the human hair, and even
and experimental work that a type! though you should succeed a re-
suitable for radio purposes was de-:wound receiver does not give any-
veloped (see Fig. 1).
¡where near the satisfaction or com-
In order to thoroughly understand pare with a properly designed radio
the theory and operation of this won-! receiver-
derful little instrument one would
There are a number of receivers of
have to have a good schooling in §ood make on the market. A good
magnetism and elementary electric- pair can be Purchased from any of
ity, and the writer will attempt to the radio dealers for $5.50.
O ep y rig h t, 1»22,
N »w »p ap er U n ion
“Silently «&• by one in U m infinite
meadow» e f heaven.
Blossomed the star», the forget-me-
not of the angel».
—Evangeline.
CANNING, PRESERVING MEATS
In many homes, not only in the
country but In many small towns, it
is an economy to
preserve meat, if
even in small
quantities.
In corning beef,
meat from fat
animals m a k e s
choicer meat than
from those lack­
ing In fat. Meat should be corned as
soon as possible after the meat has
chilled, but under no circumstances let
It freeze. Weigh the meat and allow
eight pounds of salt for 100 pounds
of meat. Sprinkle a layer of salt one-
quarter of an Inch In depth in the bot-
bottom of the barrel, pack the cuts of
meat as closely as possible, making a
layer six inches thick, then put a layer
of salt and repeat until all the meat
Is packed, reserving enough of the salt
to make a good layer over the top.
After standing over night add four
pounds of sugar to each 100 pounds of
meat, two ounces of baking soda and
four ounces of saltpeter, dissolved in
a gallon or tepid water. Add three
gallons more of water to cover the
meat. Place a board with a weight
of iron to keep the meat under the
brine. Rusty meat is caused from al­
lowing the meat to become exposed
to the air.
If the brine becomes ropy, It will
have to be poured off and a new brine
added; this will sometimes occur In
warm weather.
Canning Chicken.—Dress and cut up
the chicken or leave whole if pre­
ferred. Cover with boiling water and
simmer until tender. Remove the
bones and cover them with the chick­
en broth; cook until reduced to one-
half. Pack the meat closely in Jars,
add one teaspoonful of salt to each
quart and fill up the jar with the hot
broth, adjust the rubber and top but
do not seal tight—the rule Is to screw
the top down tight then unscrew half­
way round; this allows an equal pres­
sure Inside and out of the can and
Its contents will not boll out. Cover
with boiling water and sterilize In a
boiler or canner for three and a half
to four hours. Seal at once when re­
moving the jars and invert out of a
draft. Can the broth in the same way;
this may be removed In one and one-
half hours.
Thomas Brannon, a minor, has re­
classified Column
selved the highest British award for
One cent the word each time.
oravery, the 8tanhope medal, which
To run every issue for one m onth,,. annually presented by the Royal
or more, %c the word each time
Humane eoclety. Brannon entered a
Legal Rate
gae-fllled
mine to reeoue a superin­
First time, per 8-point line........ 10c
RADIO type R E C E IV E R . I ROSARIES FROM HOLY LAND
tendent
who
had boon overcome.
Each subsequent time, per 8-
Three
times
ho
wae
driven
back
by
the
polnt line ................................. 6c
Card of th a n k s ..........................$1.00 overpowering fumee, but on the las*
Important Bethlehem Industry le the
Obituaries, the l i n e .................. .2% c attempt he dove through the entrance
Manufacture ef Beads From Ma­
of the mine and succeeded In locating
Fraternal Orders and Societies
terial Amerloa lend«.
Advertising for fraternal orders the superintendent
or societies charging a regular initi­
Ten to twenty tone of the pearl-
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­
The Irish have their own way of
shell
waste of American button fac-
ligious and benevolent orders will be
!
tories—
-broken pieces and butt-enda of
doing
things.
They
hold
a
bewilder­
charged the regular rate for all ad
shells—are
shipped monthly to the
ing
number
of
“peace
parleys,”
which
vertislng when an admission or other
Holy
land,
where,
in the village where
charge is made.
meet and adjourn; then meet and
Christ
was
bom,
the
material is con­
adjourn again; and so on ad infin­
What Constitutes Advertising
verted into beads and ornamental ob­
In order to allay a misunderstand­ itum. And still there is no peace.
jects. For many centuries the manu­
ing among some as to what consti­ To the outsider looking in, It would
facture of such products has been the
tutes news and what advertising, seem as if the belligerents were ap­
only important industry of Bethlehem.
we print this very simple rule, which plying Marquis of Queensbury rules
They find a market largely in the
Is used by newspapers to differenti­
United
States.
In 1920 there was
to
their
disputes.
A
minute’s
rest
ate between them: "ALL future
shipped
from
Bethlehem
to this eoun
e 'enta, where aa admission charge (peace parleys)—between rounds.
try
at
least
$60,000
worth
of rosaries,
is made or a collection Is taken IS
made
of
mother-of-pearl
beads,
with
ADVERTISING." This applies to
If there be any merit in the Ku
sUver chains and strung on wire of
organizations and societies of every
Klux Kian, it Is certainly not hiding
the same metal, or "white metal” for
kind as well as to individuals.
All reports of such activities after its light under a bushel. Witness
a substitute. For making larger car-
they have occurred is news.
ven or other ornamental objects Beth­
the frequency with which It breaks
AH coming social or organization into the press with the record of
lehem obtains supplies of pearl-oyster
meetings of societies where no
shells from the Persian gulf, from In­
money contribution Is solicited, initi­ charitable deeds, ostentatiously pa­
dia
and from Australia. The chains
Curious, too, that these
ation charged, or collecton taken IS raded.
of silver and white metal
»t are import
NEWS.
charitable exhibits almost Invariably
ed from France. Hand labor is
ployed exclusively In the industry, and,
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, follow on the heels of some outrage
inasmuch as It is very cheap, the Idea
Postoffice aa Second-class Mail Mat­ which, justly or unjustly, has been
ter.
attributed to the Ku Klux Kian. That give only a brief outline of what of using machinery le regarded with
disfavor.
organization Is either greatly ma takes place in the receiver.
Refer
to
Fig.
1.—This
style
of
re­
llgned or employs an up-to-date press
ceiver is known as the watch case
Firemen Pull Out a Rat.
agent.
Many funny requests come over the
type and the reason for adapting
same was due to It being small, per­ phone of the newspapers and to the
"So Say Wo All of Us!"
phone “information," but a new one
When we grow so warped In our mitting It to be worn on the head by was sprung recently in Marblehead,
judgment and so dwarfed In our sym the operator. It is a general prac­ when the phone rang at the Franklin
A factory demonstrator will be in
pathies that we must turn thumbs tice to wear a pair mounted on a street fire station and a hysterical charge of an interesting Chi Namel
down upon all who differ from us in headband, and by so doing keeping voice called for the department to exhibition to explain and Instruct
birth, in blood, In color, and in out most foreign and unwelcome come immediately to Circle street as a how to refinish old shabby autos,
mo« peculiar cracgilng noise had
creed, and when we grow so un sounds.
been heard all night lfi one of the at Swenson & McRae Furniture Co.,
Radio Has Different Need
American as to sit in secret Judg
rooms.
April 3 and 4. Come and ask ques-
The principal reason why the us­
ment upon the Americanism of oth
The
firemen
rushed
Into
their
coate
tIon3-
175-tu-th
ers without giving them the benefit ual telephone receiver is not adapt­ and boots with < vision of something
PLAY* THE GAME SQUARE
of a hearing and condemn them be able for radio work is because it Is doing In the smoldering fire line. On
If the trial of Tex Rickard, who cause of race, religion or nationality of low resistance winding (standard arrival no signs of fire could be dis­
was yesterday pronounced not guilty then may a just Providence wither being 75 ohms) and is constructed so covered and the woman, much agi­
of a serious charge, serves no other our tongue and palsy our hand, for as to give a loud sound, requiring tated, showed the men whence the
noises came. Armed with axes and
purpose, it wiil at least serve to we shall have become a menace to many times more current which can
be
easily
applied
in
the
usual
wire
S
f f S l a* ault®d
dre“ #r' fr<>w
stress the importance of a man play­ the very freedom for which this
telephone
circuit,
which
is
not
the
!
atubborn
stniflj«
manage?11*
inbdue
ing the game of life so that his fel­ country has stood from its first
8PKCIALI8T
ase in radio, the rectified radio tele- | a good sized rat in a drawer of said
lows can say of hint: “He played founding.—Astoria Budget.
phone or telegraph currents being dresser. The woman was grateful to
* the game square."
in Internal Medicine for the
Prof. Forsyth and Coach Hughes many times smaller, therefore requir the firemen, who aow feel qualified to
In face of the fact that he was a
past eleven yearc.
confessed gambler, that his life had who piloted the Ashland basketball ing a much more sensitive receiver, fight peats, bipeds or auy walking
creature,
as
well
as
the
fire
fiends—
been a precarious one, at best, and team to the state championship, laic and to obtain this it was necessary '
that his means of livlihood had been considerable stress the other night to improve upon the magnets a n d ! *“
as low as that of saloon-keeper, and at the Chamber of Commerce meet increase the windings on the electro
does not operate
Bleotrle Steel Smelting.
never higher than that of a daring ing, on the urgent need of more spa­ magnets from 1000 to 2000 ohms on
It !• claimed that an electric lndue-
a
prize-fight promoter, the jury which cious quarters for the promotion of each receiver in order to obtain ~
greater
number
of
ampere
turns.
As!
furnace ’J ich ha* b«en under
How about an illustration:
tried him, accepted his word that he high school athletics.
|
T *
8beffle,d-
was not guilty of the heinous crime the Chautauqua building? We do not
Will be at
land, solves the problem of making
An electro magnetic having ten very large steel Ingots demanded by
with which he was charged. And know whether the building could be
this, despite the fact that his 15-year- secured for such a purpose, but the turns, by passing one ampere modern machinery, because it is as
HOLLAND HOTEL
old accuser, point blank, declared suggestion is, perhaips, worthy of through this winding you will have easy to make a two-ton ingot in tills
he was guilty, and her evidence was consideration. It is certainly large ten ampere turns. By passing 20 furnac« »• one of 60 pounds in a cruei-
MONDAY, APRIL 3RD
supported by her girl companion. enough for the purpose and the In­ amperes through the same winding! ble’ But U b adnaltt*i that at pres
’tee,S can be uiade
True, their confessions with respect cline in the floor could easily be you will have 200 ampere turns— by the electric furnace
on a coramer-
to other affairs in which they had overcome by the construction of a
daily successful scale only in places Office Hours: io A. M. to 4 P. M.
participated, were of a character, as portable floor similar to that used in
I where power can be obtained at an
extremely low cost. Laboratory ex­
to render their veracity questionable, Medford in the natatorium. The
periments have indicated that a high-
but it is safe to venture the asser­ building is used only once a year, by
ONE DAY ONLY
class
steel can be made by the elec­
tion that if almost any man, other the Chautauqua association, and It
tric process from inferior material, but
than Tex Rickard, had been in the is not unlikely, that if other condi­
for commercial purposes this is not yet
prisoner’s dock he would have been tions could be met, the members
! possible.
found guilty.
No Charge f,.. Consultation
would not be averse to having it
It is not a difficult matter to fol­ used for this important part of the
low the line of reasoning by which high school curriculum.
the jury arrived at its verdict. Men
n^Ds‘ Mell®nthin is a regular gradu
who moved In the highest walks of
te in medicine and surgery and
HI6H «¿IfirAHCB
took only four minutes
life, men with red blood in their
licensed
by the state of Oregon H(
A viM DlNG F.'
TO CONVICT HORSE THIEF
Visits professionally the more im
veins, whose probity was beyond
X . W V. Q y . y » a
.
Çrvfiarm oMAGHtrjr;
r„tant .towna and cities and offen
question, had testified to have known
KLAMATH FALLS, March 30.—
sultitinn
0 Cal ° n tbis trlp free con
Rickard intimately for years, and After four minutes deliberation a
sultation. except the expense of
W
B .
<
that he had always played the game circuit court jury yesterday after­
treatment when desired.
square and HIS WORD WAS HIS noon returned a verdict of guilty
According to his method of treat-1!
THE BEST OF BATING
BOND. In all his varied and more against Lester Hixon, of Bly, charged on the other hand, if you increase
ment, he does not operate for chron-!
or less tempestous life, he had lived with stealing horses. This is the the turns to 2,000 and. pass one am­
lc appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of
EVERYTHING HOME-COOKED
pere
through,
you
will
then
have
stomach,
tonsils or adenoids.
steadfastly up to his code of honor, shortest time in which any jury here
2000
ampere
turns,
which
will
give
and In this, the most crucial moment has returned a verdict.
He has to his credit wonderful re- 1
>ou gieater magnetic pull— thereby
suits in diseases of the stomach, liver |i
In his whole career, it stood him in
Later in the day the grand jury
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
hand. His word was his bond, and returned an indictment against Hixon making the receiver more sensitive.
kidney
bladder, bed wetting, catarrh
The receiver acts as a translator
when the Jury was called upon to on a charge of assault with Intent to
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica 1
to the voice or music currents and
weigh in the balance the question of kill.
leg ulcers and rectal aliments.
convers
them to sound waves (with
veracity as between accuser and ac­
If you have been ailing for any
On March 8, Hixon shot and ser­
cused. the scales tipped in favor of iously wounded Arthur Hamaker, a some distortion) as follows:
length of time and do not get any
How Receiver Acts
FISHING RODS WRAPPED
better, do not fall to call, as improper
the man who had always “played the Bly stockman, after Hamaker ad­
measures rather than disease a re '
The voice or music is impressed
game square.”
mitted he was one of several who had by a microphone on the electric cur­ Barrels and Parts Supplied and very often the cause of your long
standing trouble.
threatened to lynch Hixon on ac­
Fitted for Any Make of Gun
Let this percolate within the cir­ count of his alleged horse stealing rents at the sending station and is
Remember, above date, that con­
cumference of your hat band: "You activities. Hixon claimed a price of rectified by the detector at the re­
sultation on this trip will be free
and that his treatment Is different.
cannot make the world better by $1000 had been set on his head. ceiving station, then passing through
the
winding
of
the
receiver
(Fig.
2),
Married women must be accom­
bolding it up, or by knocking it Hixon is held in jail in default of
panied
by their husbands.
thereby
energizing
the
electro
mag­
SI
OAK
STREET
down."
$6000 ball.
Address: 336 Boston Block, Min­
netics and causing the diaphragm to
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S. P. USES SMELTER SLAG
I the ballast In place. The roadbed
FOR RAILROAD BALLAST from Kennett to Dunsumir has been
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ballasted with slag taken from the
KENNETT, Calif., March 30.— smelter dump here.
The Southern Pacific has several
crews at work on the Shasta division
making the roadbed standard.
At Motion, seven miles south of
Kennett, a steam shovel crew is em­
ployed widening the grade so the
rock border five feet six inches from
the rail may be put in. Rocks from
eight to twelve inches through are
used. They are obtained from the
river at Etter, two miles north of
— Makes an old straw hat look
! Kennett, where a spur was put in new.
j for the convenience of loading cars.
The rock border Is put in to hold
ELKAY’S
Straw Hat Dye
— If your new li.u fadew premn.
turely, one coat w ill restore if.
HOLM ES
—Also
s u ita b le fo r c o lo r in g woo«],
leal her, w ick erw a re, etc.
GROCERY
1« COLORS
Get the
BLUE BANTAM
PEA SEED
COPENHAGEN
25c
MARKET
CABBAGE PLANTS
Best. E arly Cabbage
All Kinds of Flower and
Garden Seed
GREATEST VARIETY IN
TOWN
AND THE REST
THE BOTTLE
M cN air Bros»
„ <9
F ishin g Tackle, Rods
and R eels
of Best Makes and Latest Designs at
Exceptionally Low Prices
All the latest magazines. Daily papers. Portland ami
Sail Francisco.
VOGAN’S CANDIES
Everything new and up-to-date
NEW SPORTING GOODS STORE
NININGER & WARNER
Frittered Away, That’s AH
THAT’S WHAT HAPPENS TO MOST OF THE CHANQE
YOU GET BACK WHEN YOU PAY BILLS IN CASH.
WHY PAY IN CASH? OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT
AND PAY BY CHECK. WRITE EACH CHECK FOR
THE ACTUAL AMOUNT YOU WISH TO PAY. THERE
IS NO WAITING FOR CHANGE OR A RECEIPT.
Coming to Medford
The Citizens
Sank
Dr. Mellenthin
Ashland,
Oregon
VIRGINIA
CAFE
29 First St.
Guns Repaired
R. Middleton
neapolis, Minn.
F lo u r
has gone up—and is going higher. Friday and Saturday
we will sell Hard Wheat Flour — Crown or White
Mountain—at
$2.25
per Sack
G ood Potatoes
$2
.3
5
per 100 lbs.
PLAZA
MARKET
H. A. STEARNS
Gl NORTH MAIN STREET
Mason Tire Sale
FREE TUBE
With Every Mason Cord
for the Month of March
Leedom s Tire Hospital
65 North Main Street
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