ASHLAND DAILY TUHNOft
M onday, A ugust 7, 1922
assigned for maximum power ampli­
fication, while at the same tim e the
ratio of the transform er must be such
as to deliver maximum potential to
R etu rn s from E u gen e—
the grid circuit of the next tube.
Miss Agnes Danfort!, who has been
The greatest advantages of the
a tte n d in g sum m er n orm al a t the
transform er method of foupling audio
s ta te un iv ersity a t E ugene, re tu rn e d
frequency amplifiers are th e high de­
hom e S atu rd ay evening. Misa Dan-
gree of amplification, the relative
ford spent the p ast week v isiting a
simplicity of operation, and the low
plate voltage required.
b ro th e r a t P o rtlan d .
Chief among the disadvantages of
the transform er coupled frequency
A utom obile in su ra n c e a specialty.
Ask Mr. A. L. Lam b. Yeo, of course. L a tte r Provide the Most Prac­ amplifier is noise. Also the tran s­
formers amplify different frequencies
265tf
tical Method of Coupling
to different degrees, which tpeans
lhat when this type of coupling is
for
the
Amateur.
V acationing a t N ew port—
___
! used for radiophone reception, the
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. B u tler left to­
Figure XXVIII shows the actual voice is distorted by the amplifying
day for N ew port, Or., w here they
circuit of a three-stage resistance < transform ers. However, from a prac-
will spend the next tw o weeks o n a coupled amplifier. The output of such Heal standpoint, the average am ateur
vacation.
a circuit is K times K times K tbe input will have better results using trans-
or assuming the amplification factor form er coupled audio frequency ampll-
eaci, tu be to be 10, the output would fiers titan from any other method th at
Good in su ra n c e a t good rates.
265tf
.b
e
1,000 times the input. The resist-.{ can be used with the tubes and equip­
P hone 274-J. Yeo of course.
i nnce R is the coupling resistance | ment now available.
' whose function it is to transform the j
A ll-D ay P icn ic—
will
be
held
«’urrent variation to potential ; GREAT BRITAIN VS. AMERICA
An all-day picnic
_
.
,
.
drops to be applied to the grid of the I
T uesday in L ith ia park by th e Ju n io r
. I next tube.
Radio Amateurs of Those Countries
E n d eav o rers of th e C ongregational! Thg capacity c is slnip, v a means j
Pursuing Distinct Courses in
church. They will have lunch a t th e ! Qf allowing t he potential variations :
Development of Receivers.
noon h o u r, and it is th e ir in ten tio n across Uie coupling resistance It to
Two separate and distinct courses
to ta k e along enough e a ts to have he applied to the grid of the next tube,
som e left for the evening m eal.
yet not allowing the “B” battery ap- are being followed by the radio ama­
_______
, plied to tbe plate circuit of a tube to teurs of this country and Great B rit­
I,et J e rry O’Neal fig u re your n e x t:
applied to the grid of the next. ain in the development of receiving
L t __V1„ „
i Because of using the condenser to, apparatus for continuous-wave teleg­
Job of plum bing. F irs t class m ate r­ what one might say, insulate the grid raphy and wireless telephony. Both
ial and w orkm anship. P hone 138 from the “B” battery potential, it is courses are of the utm ost Importance
238V necessary
207 E. Main stre e t.
use a grid leak, to keep to the art, and each will exert a great
tbe charge which collects on the grid Influence on the future of radio com­
from becoming excessive and reducing munication and entertainm ent.
V isiting in A shland —
The American am ateurs have gone
D. D. Good, form erly of A shland, the plate current to zero.
along
One of the chief disadvantages of
_ the lines of regeneration and
but who now lives 'in .Dunsm u r,
the resistance coupled amplifier Is amplification of audible signals, as
was in tow n v isiting today.
that very high plate battery p o te n -[ well as development of'long-distance
1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL
USE OF CHOKE COIL
AND TRANSFORMERS
AT TH E COUNTY HEAT
< ï > <§>
<s> Ȥ><%
<s> <s>
< ï >!
>£><» '
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S I O N A L
l|Mvntsmf«OaBsoN
R eal E sta te T ransfers
A rth u r W. B oslough to M yrtle C.
B oslou gh , lo ts 28 and 29, M ountain-!
view ad dition to A shland— $1.
B, F. Lew m an e t ux to G lenn P ro ­
One cent th e word each tim e.
W ANTED.
PHYSICIANS.
W ANTED— By responsible p e rso n .! OR. ER N E ST A, WOODS— Practice
w ork of various kinds. Leave!
lim ited to eye, ear, nose ano
word w ith B. M. P o tte r, Mac’s
throat. Ot .ce hours, 10 to 12 and
Taxi.
281-6*
2 to 5. Sweden burg Bldg., Ash
land.
Ore
7S-tf
WANTED — By responsible lady,
work of various kinds.
Leave! OR. J . J. EM MENS— P hyslc'au and
word with B. M. P o tte r, Mac’s
Surgeon.
P ractice lim ited
to
Taxi.
281-6*
eye. ear. n >se »nd th ro a t. C :isse«
volt, land in sec. 7, tw p. 38 S., R. 4!
west— $10.
W. J. A lbert to E. U tter et ux. [
land in sec. 8, twp. 39 S., R. 1 east
— $10.
The UNIVERSITY
OREGON
M athilda J. A dkins et al to F. E. J
contain«:
M errick, land in «sec. 30, twp. 37 S..
supplied. O cunst and a u rl
fo»
H ELP WANTED
R. 1 west— $1.
8. P. R. R. Offices. M. F a> d H
T he college o f Literature, Science
J. A. P e rry e t ux to F arm B ureau
Bldg., M edford, Ore. Phon« "17
W ANTED— On ranch near K lam ath
and the A rts with 22 departments.
C o-operative Exchange of M edford,:
Falls, wom an for general house
lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, block 34,!
work. C ?,ood hom e, four in fam - n H ’ H A T TIE R SHAW — Special at
The professional schools of Archi­
M edford— $12,400.
me K lam ath F alls 11F12.
ten tón to m others and children
ily.
Phone
tecture—Business Administration —
Mabel E vans to W illiam C. Hood.j
In te rn al sccretlong and endocrine
Box 536.
284-6*
Education—Graduate Study -L aw -
lot 3, C restbrook O rchard tra c t— $10
glands. Res. and office, 108 P io ­
E leanor M cQuiston to M argaret E .j
Medicine—Music—Physical Educa­
neer avenue. Telephone 28. Of­
Goold e t vir. lot 5. block 1, P ag e a d -|
tion—Sociology.
fice hours, 11 to 12 a. m .; 2 to I
D. m.
dition to M edford— $10.
S heriff to W. S. Depeau, lots 4 0 ,|
The 47th Year Ope/i October 2.1922
MEN WANTED
CHIROPRACTORS.
41, 42, 43, 44. 45. block 2, W h ite’s,
add itio n to A shland— $257.2S.
DR. MAUD INGERSOLL HAWLEY
For a catalogue or cnÿ information
Eli W. Davis to D. N. Davis et ux,
— v isitin g Cbivnprn.'tic Physician
Write The Regie trer, UnWereitÿ o f
w d. to
of N E U . S E U of NE
N euritis ca »s a specialty. Phone
STRIKE CONDITIONS
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon.
% , sec. 8, twp. 40 S.. R. 3 e ast— $10.;
118-J. T t . atm eu t given only >n
A. D. P erd u e e t ux to H arold F.
your ii-fii t tnte.
Nelson, w. d. to land in d. 1. c. 61.:
twp. 37 S„ R. 2 w est— $10.
DR. E. K. ANGELL— C hiropractic
For Service as
C ircu it C ourt
and E lectrc-T herapy. The com bi­
The Forty Immortals.
C. E. T e rrill e t al vs. Chauncey j A name often given to the 40 mem­
nation does w onders. F irst N at'i
Railroad
Florey e t al. M otion to dism iss, af- i bers of the French academy is the
Bank Bldg. Phone 48-1 42.
fidavit of prejudice, a ffid av it of C. ! Immortals. These members are elected
’•Nature .thhors a vacuum ” tf
MACHINISTS
F H ale’s Piano H ouse vs. D w ight f<»‘ »fe to the academy which meets
BLACKSMITHS
CONSERVATORY OF M l SIC
Vim ont
R e tu rn of sum m ons.
twice weekly in P a n s and which coil
SHEETMETAL WORKERS The A shland C onservator*' of Music
P e a rl W. Sm ith vs. A rth u r L. stltutes the highest authority on every-
opens Septem ber 5th. 1922. Ma­
Sm ith. Answer.
! tiling appertaining to the niceties of
COPPERSMITHS
dam e Tracey-Y oung.
directress.
C. E. T e rrill e t al vs. Chauncey : the French language, to grammar, rhet-
CAR
INSPECTORS
The
school
of
dally
instru
ctio n in
Florey et al.
D em urrer of d e fe n -, orlc, poetry and the publication of the
all
branches
of
music.
The
Lesch-
BOILERMAKERS
d a n t C. Florey.
Answ er of defen- • French classics. The academy was
etizky m ethod. The tec reta ry will
da nt C. Florey.
' founded by Cardinal Richelieu in 1635.
ELECTRICIANS
be i leased To supply any inform a
A. W. W alker as W alk er Auto ftn(j ig t(ie Dlt(S, | niixittaut and best
tion desired.
A ddress Box 54,
PIPE FITTERS
com pany vs. F ire m a n ’s Fund In su r jfllown of
th e academies compos
i A shland, Oregon.
280-1 mo*
ance com pany. Notice of appeal.
ing the Frenclt instltute, the other four
TINNERS
Maggie Tnlow vs. F red Inlow beiug L’Academie des Inscriptions
TEACHER OF PIANO— The Lesch-
LEEDOM m akes th e price on
CAR REPAIRERS
! etiezky m ethod. Pupil of M adame
C om plaint.
_ . . , , „ j et Belles-Letters, L’Academie des
MASON CORDS, Come and get ’em
Tracey.
Lolita Pierson.
Piton.»
E arl H. Fehl_ v s. city ° a
Sciences, L’Academie des Beaux-Arts
CAR BUILDERS
a t LEEDO M ’S TIR E HOSPITAL.
I 485 J, Boulevard.
282tf
^ ^ le d f o r d 'V u r n . & Hdwe. Co., vs. and L'Academie des Sciences Morales
(Carpenters
270-tf
M ‘ F Hanley
C om plaint.
! et Politiques. Membership in the acad-
T R A N SFE R AND EZVttHSS.
WOODTURNERS
\ W W alker as W alker Auto emy is tue highest distinction within
FOR prom pt and careful service,
CABINETMAKERS
Co vs F ire m a n ’s F und Insurance tlje power of the nation io bestow up-
Ideavo lo r E a s t —
to tru ck s or horse drays, call
C
o
/
S
tipulation.
on
a
literary
man.—Kansas
City
Star.
The II. T. E lm ore fam ily left y es-1
HELPERS—ALL CLASSES au
W hittle T ra n sfe r Co. Phone 11*
P
earl
V.
Collins
vs.
E.
A.
Collins.
te rd a v by a u to fo r th e s ta te of
i
Office, 89 Oak street n ear Hotel
Motion to strike.
A dequate provisions have been made
Relics of Long-Past Age.
M aine. They will go by way of P o rt­
. for the full
i. protection
x
_
A
shland.
66tf
Hazel E. W ard vs. H arry E. W ard.
em-
of new
___________________________________
A large copper ke,tle and other rel­
land an d Y ellow stone patfk, from
C om plaint.
M'k
ics of a past age, believed by students ployes, the sam e as old employes y. l . PO W ELI j — GENERAL TRANS
_________
whi re they will ta k e th e Yellow-
J. T. Sullivan vs. P. W elch et al. of archeology to have been buried who rem ained loyally at work. Ap- i P E R — Good team and m otor
A ssignm ent.
plicants should anplv a t SO U TH ER N ; trucks. Good service at a reason
sto n i trail on east.
B ertha H a rris vs. Sam uel H arris, 1,000 years, were unearthed recently PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, | able price
Phone 83
by Dr. H. C. Myers, professor of chem­ Room 7, 65 M arket S t’;Zet, San
C om plaint.
F ru it canning tim e Is a t hand. !
J. T. Sullivan vs. p. W elch et al. istry at W hiteworth college, Spokane. Francisco (open 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. •
FOR EXCHANGE
Wash., a few miles north of the city, m. daily, including S undays), or a n y ! ---------------------
F o r f ru it ja rs, lids, ru b b ers, jelly
Reply.
C harles P a in te r vs. F. L. Tou | where some road excavating was be- of th e following officers: Superin-j FOR TRADE 160 acre uuincum -
m olds and su g a r. D etrick ’s prices
A
Velle e t ux.
U n d ertaking; o rd er, ' ¡ng
bered ranch on Pacific highw ay
Y
ten d en t (T hird St. S ta tio u ), San
c a n 't be beaten.
dissolving in ju n c tio n ; stip u latio n .
and county road, n e a r H ilt; sm all
“With .......
the .. _ copper kettle.’’ said D oc ­ Francisco, O akland P ier, Sacram en­
—
J. W. D ressier vs. Pacific R ecord , tftr Myers ,w ks the skull of an In- to, Stockton, D unsm uir, B akersfield,
house and o u tb u ildings;
good
S om e A pricot Crop—
H erald P ublishing Co.
P la in tiff s i dian, wrapped in a piece of buffalo Los Angeles; A ssistant S u p erin ten ­
stock o r ch'cken ranch w ith plen­
ty of wood and tillab le land. Will
A. C. Joy b ro u g h t a sm all tw ig
I skin. The copper was so old it had dent, Sparks, Nev., and R oseburg,
b rie f-
T
tra d e for unincum bered A shland
Leonie D. Schm itt vs. Jackson Co. ! changed to copper carbonate.
This Or.; S uperin ten d en t M otive Pow er,
from one of his apricot trees into
acreage; p refer no house, b ut
C ream ery. S tip u la tio n ; o rd et.
Sacram ento and Los Angeles.
th e T idings office S atu rd ay evening.
w’ould ensider acreage w ith sm all
W. C. Clem ents vs. S. H. Court- ! chemical compound had been absorbed
I by tbe skull, and it had served as a
I t had th e ap p earan ce of a full-sized j
house. E leanor G reer, 199 G ran,
nev e t ux. U n d ertak in g , oath.
J. H. DYER, Gen. Mgr.,
C redit Service Co. vs. W. H. T ru- preservative.
A buckskin shirt also
ite St.
231tf*
tre e . T hough only a b o u t tw o feet
Southern Pacific Company
ax e t al
Notice.
was f°nnd In the kettle. A few beads
in len g th , it had 38 good, big a p r i - ,
FO R RENT.
O rder, in the m a tte r of opening i and some wampum also were secured
cots th ereon. N eedless to say, th ere '
ballot boxes for purpose of canvass- froin the excavation.’’
APARTMENTS — F u rn ish ed , close
a re none of them left a t th is tim e.
ing vote a t recall election.
in, m odern conveniences. A dults
_
w
»
_—
-
TX
TJllS,
E lla H. Sm ith vs. W illiam Sears
The Ostrich in Africa.
reception on short waves by the super­ A ffidavit; rpotion: ord er of d efau lt;
only. In q u ’re 166 H argadine St.,
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR Cvl.
G reen apples— G ravenstines. C an’t
Some tiiiif ago the French authori­
o r phone 122.
257-tf
tials are necessary. The amplifica­ heterodyne principle.
ties in western Africa undertook to
h e a t ’em fo r pies and sauce.
25 tion per tube of a resistance-coupled ! On the other side of the Atlantic the ju d g m e n t; cost bill.
(E
ffectiv
e
January
1,
1
932)
P ro b a te C onrt
FOR REN T— Nicely furnished four-
organize the breeding of ostriches In
D ally (E xcept Sunday)
pounds fo r $1 delivered.
Phone amplifier is not as high as it is for British am ateurs, restricted in their
E sta te Otis H all. P roof of publi­
room a p a rtm e n t in private fam ily.
the
territory
under
theii
control.
Os­
LY, ASHLAND
LV. MEDFORD
9 -F - ll.
some oilier methods but it is stable ! hobby by ultra-conservative government catio n ; receipt of h eirs; inventory;
A dult couple p referred. Also six
7:00
a.
m.
triches
are
found
wild
in
many
parts
7:00
à.
m.
and does not distort I be input as ' regulations, have turned their atten­ appraisem ent.
room
house close in. S. L. Allen.
m
8:00 a
8:00 a. m.
In the m a tte r of cancellation ot of western Africa. Along the River
S e llin g Rantl-M cNally Maps—
285-tf
much as do some otiier methods used | tion solely to radlo-frequeticy ampli
m.
9:00
a
9:00
a.
m.
Niger they avoid the neighborhood I
W . M. Messick is in th e city sell­ w’hlch give greater amplification pet- fleation. This has given excellent re in te re st and penalty on personal
m.
10:00 a
of man. hut on some of the Islands in 10:00 a. m.
FOR SALE
suits on all long and medium wave property tax of R. W. Stearns.
11:00 a m.
ing Oregon s ta te m aps, m ade by the tube.
11:00
a.
m.
that
and
other
rivers
the
natives
have
G
uardianship
of
G
eraldine
Theiss.
12:00 noon HAY FOR SALE— By G. F. Billings.
Resistance-coupled amplifying may lengths, hut Its success on shorter wave O rder for su b stitu tio n of guardian
well know n Rand-M cN ally com pany.
established rude ostrich farms. One 12:00 noon
1:00 p. m
1:00 p. m.
be
used to amplify either radio or lengths has depended solely upon rfte
M r. Messick s ta te s th a t he will be
E
sta
te
Jacob
Conley.
Notice
°£
[
official,
who
was
appointed
to
study
expert handling of the operator, who
on
paved
2 :0 0 p. m. FOR SALE— A creage
2:00
p.
m.
audio
'frequency.
the subject, says that tl»e methods of
lo cated here perm an en tly . He is a
highw'ay, splendid soil. Five acres,
has been compelled to use tuned a ]) 1
3:00
p.
m.
3:00
p
m.
A method of transform ing the
E sta te Jam es Boyd. A ffidavit of the ostrich farm ers of the Cape can­
10 acres, 15 acres, 20 acres, and
coupling circuits between each of the
g ra d u a te of the s ta te school for the!
4:00 p. m
4:00 p. m.
change in plate current of a vacuum
publication.
not he fully carried out in French
the price is rig h t. O. A. M anning,
5
:00
p.
m
.,
5:00
p.
m.
b lin d , hut has th e p a rtia l sig h t of. tube to differences in potential is by radio-frequency vacuum tubes.
E sta te of H a rrie t N. Osborne. Or­ territory. Tt is necessary to leave the
272tf
6:00 p. m. j T alent, Oregon.
It is too early yet to tell which of
6:00 p. in.
o n e eye, w hich enables him to m ake means of a choke coil. A choke coil
der.
_
t ostriches in a partially nomadic state
7 :0 0 p. m.
7:00
p.
m.
the two systems will ultimately tri­
E state Jam es C. Gibson.
Proot They m igrate more or less with the
* his way a b o u t his business w ithout consists of a num ber of turns of wire
8 :30 p. m. ¡ GREEN A PPLES — G ravenstines.
8:30 p. m. Sat. only
umph, but there Is no doubt that the of publication.
Can’t beat ’em for pies itud sauce.
wound up in a m ultilayer coil and
re q u irin g any assistance.
9 :3 0 p. m.
9:30 p. m.
laurels a t the present moment rest
E sta te E. V. Maddox. Inventory seasons. When It becomes too dry
25 pounds for $1 delivered. Phone
may or may not have an iron core. A
10:30
p.
m.
In the south they go northward.
: 10:30 p. m. Sat. only
upon the American am ateurs through and appraisem ent.
9
- F -ll.
coll of this kind offers a higli im­ the latest achievement of their leader,
Sunday Schedule
In-
T o W hom I t May C oncern—
E sta te E m m a Z. T ackstrom
and
Leave M edford for Ashland
,
FOR SALE — P layer piano, good
j h e New Qualification.
Jo h n I). McRae is not connected pedance to the flow of alternating cur­ Armstrong, in the production of the ventory and ap p raisem ent.
Ashland for M edford everv hour on
co n d ltion.
rent, but has a relatively low direct super-regenerative system.
N. G. C olentan. 361
E
sta
te
M
ichael
Sweeney.
Tuvin
M
j
pres,llue
there
is
no
need
of
my
w ith th e firm of Sw enson & McRae. current resistance.
the h o u r from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .; i M ountain Ave.
rSOtf
tory and a p p raisem en t
„„„ asking whether you are conversant then 6:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m.
|
(S ig n ed ) Jo h n D. McRae.
284-3*
A rticles of incorporation of Rogue
duU^
The choke coil on account of hav­
Liner Delayed to Save Life.
your position?”
A shland w aiting room — E a st Side FOR SALE— On the highw ay, about
ing a low ohmic resistance, will have
The value that we set on human R iver M ining and M illing Co.
"Indeed,
no,
ma’am,
trust me. Be Pharm acy.
one acre of land, good house, e le c ­
2
82tf
L ocksm ith. F ix it Shop.
a smaller method of coupling, so that life today has been dram atically II-
ASHLAND-ROSEBURG STAGE
tric lights, all in garden, some
fore I have been here a week you
lower “B” battery potential can be i lustrated by an incident on the A tlan­
berries.
P rice $1600.
O. A.
M yrtle P o in t— F ifth an d Sixth will have evidence enough to get a
Daily (E xcept Sunday)
used on choke coll coupled amplifiers tic ocean.
L eaven for N ew port—
M anning, Talent, Or.
?81tf
divorce in any state In the Union?’— LV. ASHLAND
LV. ROSEBURG
s tre e ts being Im proved.
An explosion in the engine-room
F. B. Sanger, of 657 B s tre e t, left nn(j fpe batteries can be of smaller
Judge.
7
:0
0
a
m
.
®:
^6
a-
ni.
FOR SALE— A strakhan and T ran s
of a freight ship caused terrible in­
today for N ew port to spend several capacity.
12:00 noon
2:00 p. in.
parent apples. Kickson and S anta
juries
to
the
second
engineer,
a
young
days on a vacation trip . Mr. S anger
The choke coil not only has imluct-
T ravel by sta g e ; sh o rtest ro u te by
Rosa
plum s. Bagley Ratten. T a l­
man named O’Neal. There was no doc­
C. B L A M K I N
20 m iles; one of O regon’s most
is one of those people who seldom nnce but a certain amount of distrib­ tor on board, so the captain sent out
en t, Oregon.
28 4-6
uted capacity. The distributed ca­
scenic trip s. F are— A sh land -R ose­
ta k e a vacation and has certain ly
D iplom atic
E ffe ctiv e
pacity oi the coil plus the capacity of j wireless calls for assistance.
burg,
$ 4 .6 0 ;
M edford - R oseburg.
BARGAINS IN REAL
ea rn e d th is one. it being th e firs t in the plate with respect to the filament, j Seven ships replied. In six cases
$4.1
A;
G
ia
n
ts
Pass-R
oseburg, $ 3 .0 0 .
ESTATE
a b o u t 14 years.
together with the inductance of the j doctors told the captain what treat­
M
EDFORD-GRANTS
PA SS
coll, give to the plate circuit a cer- ' ment would be likely to give the besl
ASHLAND REALTY CO.
.Cliff P ayne m akes folding screens. tain definite period. That is. the plate results.
If. M EDFORD
LV. G’T ’S PAHS!
But one passenger liner did more
circuit is an oscillating circuit whose
7 :30 a. nt. j
O pposite C ity H all
: 45 a. nt.
than th is; It put 150 miles out of its
SEE US NOW ABOUT Y O l'R
resonant
frequency
is
determined
by
1:00
p. m j
1,1 NEMAN ELECTROCUTED
:00 p. m.
City and Ranch Properties
course and sent a lifeboat with the
F IR E INSURANCE
the
total
capacity
and
inductance
in
5:30
p.
m
¡
ON W IR ES AT ALBANY
: 45 p. m.
ship’s
doctor
In
It.
who
attended
„to
B
usiness
C
hances
H
ouses
to
Rent
the circuit.
Sunday Only
P ro c ra stin a tio n in tak in g out
ALBANY. O r., Aug. 7.— Sigert
If the choke coll be made variable, the patient and then hail hint tran s­
10:00 a. m. I fire in su ran ce has robbed many
:
00
a.
nt.
In su ra n c e
Real E sta te
M yers, a linem an for the M ountain It will not only serve to transform the ferred to his ship. When the llnet
4:30 p. n t. ¡ a m an of his en tire property.
:30 p. nt.
S ta te s Pow er com pany was electro- plate current variation with maximum reached England he was comfortable
G rants P ass w aiting room — T ht
D on’t be caught unprepared by
CITIZEN’S RANK BUILDING
cu ted h e re y esterd ay aftern o o n when plate potential variations, but it will and on the way to recovery.
Bonbonniere, phone 160.
th e fire fiend. Your hom e, your
Office and w aitin g room — No.
business, your crops, your auto
he slipped and fell into contact w ith a,so serve to tune out unwanted fre
T hat’s IL
m obile have a very real money
a live w ire c a rry in g 2300 volts. M y-| quencies. When the plate circuit of
the
amplifier
is
tuned,
the
resonant
Mr.
\\
ampoodle
was
trying
to
ex-
value.
ers has been a resid e n t of th is place
No p roperty is secure against
frequency is amplified K times, but all plain.
NEW AND USED GRAIN SACKS
for two years. He is survived by his other frequencies are amplified to a i
destru
ctio n by fire. L et us tell
"You know what I mean. I t s the
AND SACK TW IN ES JU ST IN
you how little it will cost to fully
widow and tw o year old son.
less degree.
Play where they have the witohes’
protect you.
"SHOO FL Y ” the g reat fly
Another and by far the most cauldron.”
“ W hen you w ant good In su r­
“W itches Cauldron.”
UNIFORM IN D U ST R IA L
widely used method of coupling suc­
k iller, should be used on your
ance, talk w ith B illings.”
“Yeah.”
LAW IN U. S. FAVORED cessive tubes in a cascade amplifier is
horses and cows m ore freely.
“Oh, yes, I know.”
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7.— A| by means of transform ers. The trans '
F encing of every description
“Yeah?
unifo rm law to estab lish trib u n a ls In former method of coupling amplifier
New and used Sewing Machines
tubes may be considered a develop- i “You mean the home brew scene
th e various sta te s of th e natio n for
alw ays on hand.
ment and a refinement of the simpler from Macbeth.”—Louisville Courier-
th e se ttle m e n t of In d u stria l disputes choke coil method. Coupling tubes Journal.
E stab lish ed (K82
F o r a cent a day, m ore or less, you can place
AT
v ita llv a ffe c tin g th e “ life, liberty by means of properly designed tra n s­
Roel E sta te and Real In.suranct
an d p u rsu it of h appiness” of th e formers will give a greater amplifl-
Hubby and Wifey.
ASHIJ1ND. OREGON
y o u r v alu ab le p ap ers, deeds, notes, co n tracts,
“I’ve learned one thing from this
public a t larg e, was approved y e s te r - ' < a t io n per tube than any o f the other
P hone 311
41 K M ain St.
fishing trip.”
day by th e n a tio n a l conference of methods.
in
su
ran
ce
policies,
jew
elry
o
r
heirloom
s
in
a
“What
is
that,
dear?
Figure
XXXI
shows
the
diagram
of
s ta te i
com m issioners on uniform
“You will wait more patiently for a
a three-stage transform er I'onpled
law s, in session here.
IX H TO R STUDYING COUNTRY
amplifier, where P and S are respec­ cheap fish than you whl for your
p riv a te safe dep o sit box in o u r vault.
’
*
IN VI« UNITY OF DORI
tively tbe prim aries timl sei-ondarles wife."—Louisville Coitrier-Jourual.
DORRIS
TW O LA R G E SHARKS ARE
of the coupling transform ers. The
DORRIS. Calif.. Aug. 7. — Dr.
B A R B E R
He
Was
Through.
C A l’GHT AT NEW PORT transform er as a whole Is so designed
F ra n k C. C lark, p resident of th e
“I ntlss your neighbor across the
Safety blades resharpened j
N EW PO R T. O r.. Aug. 7.— Much as to convert the plate current varia­ way at tbe piano this evening. He
S o u th ern C alifornia ecadetny of Sci
lik e new. S in gle bit, 30c
e x citem en t
was caused
Tuesday tions into maximum potential varia­ plays with such finish.”
» a v « ui*
ences and a prom inent doctor of Los
tions.
The
plate
circuit
of
each
tube
doz. Dobule bit, 60c doz :
,
. '
.
.
,
w hen th e fishing b o at Discovery
"Yes, he’s finished; the installment
1
Angeles, is spending a few days in
b ro u g h t in two la rg e m an-eating which includes the prim ary winding man took his piano this morning.”—
A shland, Oregon
C hildren's W ork A
D orris v isiting with Mr. and Mrs
of u coupling transform er must be Judge.
sh a rk s. These fish, caught ju st o u t-j
Specialty
W‘
H a®el8 tein - M ra- H agelstein
s de th e h a rb o r, w ere th e firs t to be
‘ is Mrs. Clark's niece.
seen h ere for years.
A t Once
B u y in g S afety
For a F ew C en ts a W eek
Billings Agency
Peilfs Corner
vy
The Citizens Bank oi Ashland
Try the Classified Columns.
SH ELL