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1 M H N KW H KH (i G K A P H l C
WHAT IS HEAT?
Mr«. Tillie Ha*gard and family
of six children have moved hen
from Twin Valley, Minnesota.
She is a sister o f the Amoth boys,
Lewis Amoth and Mrs. Hasgard
have bought the Joe Tinker farm.
Mrs. Hans Miller, o f Corvallis,
spent a few days visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fendall, and her
mother, Mrs. Christenson.
Mrs_Bina Hash was a visitor
a t the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
Calkins last week.
Bert Miller and wife, o f New-
berg, were Sunday visitors at
his ancles, B. G. Fendall.
Dr. A. M. Davis visit the old
home on Thursday.
Mr. Coopers have moved across
the valley on to another farm.
Larence Boyd's hand is healing
up nicely.
Mrs. Bmma Hasgard has Im ­
proved very much.
The Queen Comedy Company,
o f Chehalem Center, will play
“ A Fam ily Affair” at the senool
bouse April 17.
Ella Macy spent the week end
at the home o f Ben Yergen.
Misses Steirley and Smith were
visitors in Portland on Wednes­
day.
Lom a Kinney visited with
home folks over Sunday.
Mr. Shields is suffering very
much with asthma.
Frank Nelson, road supervisor,
has been doing some much needed
road w ork in this community.
J. U. Smith is expected home
from Honolulu soon.
/ A very nice paogram has been
prepared tor Easter
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Heat 1 » »«> «.->>,umou that mutt o f
Few things in nature are so inter-
, ns never gite it a thought except esting and delightful ss the quick
w w te d a to con.j»lawi»of it in summer and sympathy thut runs throqgh anirtial
it iu winter. And yet heat is life and the readineaa with which so
o f the most difficult things in much o f it responds to tho cry of
and all to engage
nature to understand. It is as mys­ | distress. Perhaps all men reared in
vith him.
terious as electricity.
; the country have seen fastened in
A fter this bad gone on for sev­
Heat is not a substance. It ia the fence a pig whose squeals
eral days and the man’s boasts had merely the vibration o f the m ole­ brought all the swine on the planta­
become insufferable Judge William cules composing the material hast­ tion running to its rescue and giv­
Qoffe and Edvard WhaUey, the fa­ ed. Every material ia made up o f ing great grunts o f sympathy on
mous English political
molecule*, and each molecule is the way.
disguised themselves in
composed o f atoms. Molecules o f
The cry o f a wounded bird, or o f
tame and appeared before the al­ matter are held together bv a fores me whose nest has been invaded,
leged master. Qoffe held in one called “ cohesion.” At absolute zero, quickly brings together all the birds
hand a cheese vrapped in a napkin, colder yet tiiau liquid air, or minus within reach o f its call. They will
vhich he used for a shield, and ear­ ??0 degrees, si) molecules are at go closer to their enemies at such
n ed a mop which be hod soaked in rest. As the temperature rises the times than nnder any other circum­
muddy v ster as be passed a
molecules begin to move to and fro. stances, except when they conceive
Thus equipped, the judge
The higher the temperature is rais­ their eggs or young to he in danger.
ed the stage. The fencer railed at ed the farther and faster swing the
When a bird returning to its nest
him fo r his impudence, asked him molecules.
finds a snake there swallowing its
e and
ana or­
or-
vh at business he had there
Heat is produced by ‘eombuation nestlings snd utters its note o f dis­
dered him to begone. The
Of (ire, by friction,such as rubbings tress birds o f other species will as­
stood his ground. Then the
coin on the vleeve; by electricity in semble at the scene as quickly as
stor nude s pais at him with his the electric fhrnaoe, by chemical ao-
those o f its kind. In such instances
svord to drive him off. The judge tion and otherwise. No matter how
it is not nnusual to see birds o f a
received the svord in his choose beat i* produced, its-effect is always
dozen or more species collect within
and hold it there till he had drawn the same.
s few minutes. I once hmrd the
the mop over the protestor's face
The molecule# o f a bar of inm :ry o f a bird caught by a snake con­
and smeared him with mud. An­ are at rest at 459 degrees below
cealed in honeysuckle vines. T h e
other plunge by the enraged maitre aero. As the temperature rises they
make held it by its wing while it
d’artues resulted similarly, this time begin to oscillate. As more and
fluttered
and struggled and cried
■the judge poking the mop into his more best is applied they swing far­
piteously.
I hastened to the spot,
eyes. This operation vaa repeated ther and farther apart until final­
but
when
I
arrived the vines were
S third lime.
ly they begin to roll over one an­
alive with various kinds o f birds
other. Then t he iron is melted and
ter dropped his ordinary svord and runs like water, i f still more heat that had rushed in.
I recall a little incident that was
bbed up a 'huge
huge broadsword, be applied the iron will be diffused
abbed
not
nearly so serious. A Carolina
h<
' judge
'
hereupon
tho
said:
into gases and dissipated in the air.
chickadee
started down in a hole
“ Stop, sir! Hitherto, you see, 1
Apply heat to water and it forms
in
a
sycamore
when it discovered a
have only played with you and not a gas called steam and is easily dis­
attempted to do you harm, but if sipated in the air. L o v e r the tem­ screech owl that had quarters there.
you come at me now vith the broad­ perature to '¿‘i degrees and the mole­ It xpeedily backed out find made
sword know that I will certainly cules slow up and pack close to­ such Ime and cry that it got together
a small bunch o f birds that took
take your life I"
gether. forming ice.
turns at peeping down in the cavity
The master was impressed by the
Heat is closely related to light.
at the owl and scolding it for being
firmness with
Both travel through the ether in a
an owl and upsetting the chickadee.
for he droi
c
wave motion. All light rays carry
I was much impressed by a little
weapon an
s how the
some heal. This explains
you be P You must be either Qoffe, son supplies us with both heat and occurrence a few days ago. I drove
out with ray boys to where they had
Whalley or the devil, for there was lig h t— New York World.
*et a rabbit trap on my place in the
no other man in England that could
country. There was a rabbit in the
beat m e!” — Boston Post.
Bird* belong lo the vertebrates, trap, and aa-we were taking it out
Kent
or backboned animals They are it gave the usual yell. This was an­
One o f the favorite devices o f distinguished from the. rest o f the swered instantly by the voices o f
Lord Nelson when ships were cruis­ vertebrate« by the graceful outlines two crows in the woods a short dis­
ing in company was to signal to % o f their bodies, by their clothing tance away. The rabbit repeated his
given craft tliat Lieutenant Smith o f feather*, toothless jaw* and the cries, and in a few moments the
or Staff Engineer Brown or Captain fore limb«, or wings, being adapted crows were hovering above us caw­
o f Marines Jones was to take charge, to living. Nature has made many ing loudly. This is the first time l
on the assumption that all his sa- wonderful provisions in the biro, have seen birds come to the call o f
perior officers on board had been especially in the formation and ar­ a quadruped.— Forest and Stream.
put out o f action. The authok of rangement of the bones. These are
“ Trafalgar Refought” save that the oosnpact and iu many cases hollow, r . . Jsrtoiss That Dr—S* Ram.
result was very good, /o r no one thus combining lightness vith
The tortoise is not an animal
know when ho might be called upon strength. The first bone o f the would tuturally fix upon as likely
to take command, and every one backbone is m f reely jointed to the to be afraid o f rain, but it is singu­
therefore mads a point o f trying to sknll that birds can turn their heads larly so.
Twenty-four boors or
make himself fit to carry out the around and look directly beck.
more before rain falls the Gala
duty should it ever be assigned to
pagoe tortoise makes fo r some con­
M*yb* H* Found l i
him.
venient shelter. On a bright, clear
“ That’s a pretty good looking um­ morning, when not a cloud is to
brella you hnve there, Smith.”
et
be seen, the denizens of- a tortoise
“ A ha! You like it, do yon? I farm on the African coast may
There is an interesting story
which shows the disposition o f Ox­ thought somebody would notice that sometimes be seen beading for the
ford toward mathematics. A vener­ umbrella. 1 just took it down and nearest overhanging rocks. When
able don who had bought half a doz­ had a new cover pat on it, and it's that happens the proprietor knows
en books at 3s. 6d. each requested as good as new.”
thst rain will come down during
“ Had it recovered, eh ? How the day, and, as a rule, it comes
the bookseller to give him a piece o f
paper for the purpose o f arriving at much did the joh cost you?”
down in torrents. The sign never
“ Just $1.00, Jones.”
the amount. He then wrote down
fails. This presentiment, or what­
"W h a t— $1.50?
That .sounds ever you may call it, exists in many
3«. 6d. six times, one under the
other, and was slowly adding them pretty steep to me. How mnch has birds and beasts.
up when the Bhonman ventured to the umbrella co*t yon now alto­
point out the flfw ter method o f gether?”
8es!l*d Hla S‘ *ry.
“ Just $1.50, Jonee— just $1.50.“
multiplying one » . fid. by 6. “ Dear
The explorer’s fair companion
'
m e!” exclaimed th$ don. “ Really, — New York Globe.
was listening with almost breathless
that is most ingenious, most in­
interest to his account of how he
A u stra lia n
genious.” — London Globe.
had been caught in the forest in a
Although the boshmen o f Aus­
thunderstorm o f unusual severity,
A W*elw**wt ef Giants.
_____ tralia are the very lowest in the
His description w as.so rivid that
Fredgriek the Qreat originated scale o f ignorance, they possess a
she could fairly hear the thunder
the Prussian guards. Hi« ambition rare instinct that equals that o f
crashing and see the lightning flash­
was to fo^rn a royal bodyguard o f many aniihnl* and is in its way as
giants. Every country was ransack­ wonderful a* mao's reason. It is al­ ing. He continued: “ And amidst
ed by his agents to supply recruits, most impossible for them to be lo s t this warring o f elements I shrank
and no head that towered above the Even if they be led away from their closer and closer to the tree under
crowd, even in the bazaars o f Alep­ home blindfolded for miles, when which 1 stood, expecting every mo­
p o or Cairo, could escape the crimps release«I they will unerringly turn ment that it would be the first to
o f the Prussian king. The most ex­ in the right direction and make be struck. I felt fear fo r the first
travagant sums were offered to men their way to their nest homes, and, time la my life.” “ How dreadful I”
o f exceptiA al inches, and an Irish­ though these are all very similar, she exclaimed, interrupting him.
“ But why didn’t you run to some
man more than seven feet high, they never make a mistake.
other tree?” — Puck.
who was picked np by the Prussian
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bounty o f £1,300.— London MaiL
The papyrus o f ancient times waa
made from the papyrus p la n t The
interior o f the stalk o f the plant
after the rind had been removed
was cut into thin slips in the di­
rection o f their length, and, these
being laid on a fiat surface in suc­
cession, similar slices wars placed
over them at right angles, and, their
surfaoss being cemented
« d tog
together
by a sort o f glus and subjected to
o f pressure and
the proper
well dried, the papyrus was
píete.
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“ Now thst you have agreed to
marry ms, dearest, I presume I had
better ask your father’s con sen t”
P h o n e M insk 14
“ Y on may if you like, but it ian't
Call on
at all necessary. I am in the habit
o f doing exactly as I please.“
“ O h,In that case perhaps I'd bet­
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ter
consult year father about the
Par Windows, Doers 8 Genere! Mill
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one vinter
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IIMALS SHOW SYMPATHY.
The Evil Kgs.
The “ evil eye” was one o f the
many superstitions that at one time
beset humanity in the time o f its
ignorance. It was believed through­
out the middle ages that certain
persons had the power o f cursing
yon by their glances, o f subjecting
you to the fascination which, unop­
posed, blighted and destroyed you*
Amulets of various forma were used
against this much dreaded power as
well as certain practices, such as
laughing, spitting and turning a
somersault.
F ru it Trass *f Japan.
Amoug the many ways o f their
own that the Japanese have for do­
ing things Is their system o f prun­
ing and training fruit trees. The
system is called “ tana” and consists
in training the branches overhead
on trelliswork, made o f bamboo or
wire, supported on wooden posts
about five and a half feqt high.
This offers advantages in gathering
the fruit, snd not only serves to pro­
tect the trees against wind and
storms, but is said to increase pro­
duction. Only very light pruning
is done, and thst usually in the win­
A T ria l
“ Beg pardon, sir,” said the stew­ ter time.
ard, “ but may I bring you some din­
Dansa and th* R*v*n.
ner, sir?”
Perhaps the Danes selected the
“ Oh, I guess so,” replied the pas­
senger wanly as he gated out across raven for their standard out o f feel-
the bounding deep. “ 1 guess you ings o f gratitude, for before the in­
can bring me one on approval.”
vention o f the mariner’s compass
“ B« g pardon, sir,” repeated the they must have found hipi extreme­
steward, "did yon say *on approval.’ ly useful, ’’’ he only method of de­
sir?”
termining whether land was near
*‘ Yes.” groaned the passenger was to let loose a raven. I f the bird
weakly. “ Yen *«e, 1 may not want saw land he sailed sway forever; if
to keep it.” — Lippincotra.
he did not, he returned to the ship.
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