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Historical Matter of
ànce is Found in '
Teeth
MINNEAPOLIS. (UP)
The
American Indian, the orphan of
mankind, nd»y soon 'definitely
trace hie ancestry hack to Asia
through the effort« of Professor
Georgs A. Montelius, University
of Mijaneaotn, who finds h if.h is
torical material iq the tqeth of the
aborigine.
Professor Montelius, bgck from
his studies on the plans of the Da*
kotas. declared that the teeth of
the early American Indian are al-.
most identical with those of the
Mongols of Asia.
Ancient skulls found hy excava
tions on the prairies were com
pared with Mongolian skulls by
the Minnesota professor who said
that “the teeth and general Jaw
development were practically the
same as those of the people of
central Asia, whereas they differ
In many respecta from the teeth
formation and the Jaw bones o f
the white race; the most Im
portant difference being that the
teeth of the Indians do not over
lap as do the teeth of white men,
but meet on edge.
“The Indians had wonderfully
developed teeth,** Montelius con
tinued, “there being practically
no signa of decay in any of the
skulls that I studied. One pecu
liar feature of these sknlls, not
ordinarily found In others, was
the sm ill bones at the hack of
the bead for the attachment of
the Jaw muscles. The Indians
had Wonderful bone development. csntly
The jaws were enormous.”
. By studying the teeth It was
found that the principal diet of
the plains Indiah was meat, with
some fish to balance the meal.
Small grains,,,rice and corn were
added In season.
The redman from this region
was a giant, apparently, as was
Indicated bÿ the length«,of the
thigh bone. He and the Indiana
of Patagonia in South Amerleq.,
the scientist said, were no doubt
the biggest men of the N e w
World.
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Mearfwhlle, Montelius contin
ues his studies which he believes,
some day may establish parent
age of the i American aborigine,
thue closing another gap In the
pages, of history. ,
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For Canleb have always Been alt
quality and no frills.
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T h e choicest
tobatcos money can buy, supefcbfy
American
vnrfces
lie Iti Frànte
blended. Millions o f dollars put into
the cigarette. Never à penny expended
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PARI8, • (U P ) -^American dl-
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vórces in Paris have tripled In the
There’s just one way to find the
last three /ears.' In 1926 the
smoking thrill that has won the m od
court of . the department of the
Seine, which includes
Paris,
ern world’s admiration —- try Canids.
grafted 282 divorces to Amerl-
, cans. Ih 1925 the number was
Y o u ’ll know such taste and fragrance,
118 while In 192« it Iras only 88.
Although thè resident Ameri
such mellow mildness, as yen never
can colony in Par la hat increased
h o p a ^ to fin d . “ f t r r e 0 C n n e f/"
roastbly 100 ih the three years
; mentioned thia does not mean
that the tncrease la the pe’^ ulf1-
. tion of the colohy explains the in-
1 crease in the number of divorces.
I Ninety-five percent of thruiecrees
granted here have heen to Amer
icans Who 'merely established u
domicile in P ir li by staying i
mouth at a hotel. ''
When the suit cornea up for
trial the parties ìhùst be present
because the judge is obliged by
liw to àak them If they, h ive
j .firmly decided to sever the matrl-
-monlal bonds. But there are 50
art must offer 1,000 hours of out statutes established to curb toad, lane, or alley near Spring
or so American lawyers who can
study in,the fallowing courses: the wilder youth of half a century Grove cemetery, at a speed faet-
easily arrange fpr a case to, some
ter thah 5 miles per hour, without
scientific fundamentals of bar
up on the calendar much sooner
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fear
of arrest apd a 220 tine, or
bering; hygiene,
bacteriology;
than would be done in French cl-
People of Ohio once more may
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.1 hlstolpgy of the .hair..akin, neals,
10 days imprisonment.
tlxen’s divorce sijits.
be permitted to:
Fines fos “crashing the toll
After the Americiums, for the „vCotUMÄUS, O., Feb. 1 5 .-—» njusq'es and nprees; the structure
Plhy any gams on. Decoration
gate”
Of the olQ plank roads and
of the head, face and neck; ele Day Within ona mile 6t the holi
year 1925, came the British, with
55 divorces, the Russians, with
mentary chemistry relating to day speaker’s plateform, .without toll rolds, wduld ¿Iso be repealed.
sterlixatlon and antiseptics; dis fear of a 825 fine; ■
47, and the Belgians with only 27.
eña»« of the akin, hair, glands and
Drive horses of fhelr stage
Will speak at Church—
tails, massage and manipulat- coaches or stage wagons at a gal ' A R E REMOVED BV GREECE
Miss A^ R. Getsinger, a .mis
ng thfe Tnúseles of the upper body lop to pass another coach, or to
ATHENS — (.UP) — The
sionary from the western part
hair cutting, shavidg and arrang prevent being passed, without,
Government is making a strong
of China, will be in Ashland soon
ing; dressing, coloring, bleaching fine;
bid foj tourists travel in Qreece
add will speak at the Baptist
and tinting the hair.
May. go to Hamilton county, by making the movements of
Venerable tonsorial artists are
church on Friday evening, Feb.
Applicants also must be “tem
ip be outlawed, and the enrtain Is perate” and of "good moral char Ohio, and there drive a h^orye, tourists as free as possible from
1.4, at 7:80..-
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a^out to ring down on the coiq- acter,’* and examinations for li mule, filly, mpre, oqlt, Jackass, customs and passport regulations.
The control of passports will
njunltl or neighborhood barber censes t will Include “practical Jennett, or other animal, on any
who dimmed your father’s, put' demqnstratiob’Vand oraf tests etn-
your game on a shaving mug, and braclng subjects taught in the
took perhaps an hour to shave barber schools.
yoi) If the conversation was more
A lthough the bill given the pub
liSleityting than the task. • ,
lic a profound and (earned pro
¿Oagaplaed barbers of the state fessional man to trim lta hair. It
bps hacking the measure which also strikes a glow for Mie barber.
will respire all barbers to be One section, of the bill provides
graduates of a certified school in ’ that all hair-trimming eatablith-
applied- harberlng.
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tpents must be operated by li
The Institutional barber Shop,- censed birhers, and specifically
ahefed forum of the evening hour wopld bur “i l l persons Muthorlsed
ot political , discussion,. will na
fir'la w of this state to practice
j<|ngeW -rseonnd with Its famed (jieauty Culture.*^
harmony. F o/ future members
jtaiiy «& the Uw« «X the nips -I
ot the ^pm lhg.,“ profesalen'* will;
ttai
and before •hive.far outlived
he required to put in evefy avail
thslr.
uaefuraesa, Some of the leg-
able moment of leisure in study.
, « W «sverni rasas
The' barber bill insists that ev
ti Offered to strike
ery accepted school o f todsarlaV
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Öhio Wants to
. Educate ÔarberS
be greatly slmpn&ea. Tapes by
tourists are to he removed. For
eign exchange bureaus will be
opened in customs houses for the
convenience of tourists and bet
ter communications will be es
tablished.
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Funeral Directors
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Night ¿hones 881-L— 88Ì-S
Louis Dodge, lady assistant
Income f a x fh m b les Disappear
Mr. F. A. McGuin, Public Accountant laic of Port
land now residing at the Lithia Springs Hotel, can
aid you if yon a » having troubles with your Income
Tax of this or other years. He has had over fifteen
ybars experience in the preparation of the returns
of gome of the largest corporations, partnerships
and individual« in Oregon and may ho dependod
uj>on to give satisfaction in all lines of accounting.
The preparation of Income Tax returns is parti
cularly the job of the accountant us lie can from
experience advise y<m of the proper methods to be
tallowed in your record keeping whereby at the
end of each year the figures necessary to making a
proper return are produced automatically.
He
may l>e consulted at any time hy ap|>omtmcnt and
all matters brought to him will be treated with
confidence.
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