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OCEAN HAS KEPT ITS SECRET
No One Know What Became of the
Steamer President, Mleslno Since
March, 1841.
Tho first steamer to bo reported
missing was the President, which sail
ed away from New York as long ngo
rb March, 1841. Perhaps it was be
cause big steamers were then marvols
In tho. eyes of the people of both tho
old and the new world that the wholo
public of America and of Europe
thought of nothing but the missing
liner over a period of many weeks.
Ship after ship arrived which had
started after the President and still no
tidings of tho missing ship carao to
hand.
' On April 13 unlucky day a letter
was received by one of the fnmllr of
n passenger of thp President, saying
that the missing ship hnd been driven
to Madeira with a damaged rudder.
Flags were hoisted and there was Joy
on both sides of the Atlantic, but.nlasl
It was all a cruel hoax.
Since the Ill-starred day when the
President left New York there have
been many missing ships, and tho story
of the old American liner has been
repeated again and ngnln, with per
haps a slight variation In detail. Some
mysteries, although never actually
Folved, give us something on which to
found a theory. Tho ship which sail
ed away with n cargo of railway met
als, matches and gunpowder, and was
afterward reported "missing," may
have sunk, but Sherlock Holmes would
probably have thought otherwise.
Not Much Wasted Nowadays.
Tin and copper are not wasted, al
though thrown awny by one who has
no further use for tlirin. Detlnnlng
processes enable manufacturers to re
cover most of lll( tin nni! u If rtv
MKnin, nun copper is nttnoit ns gooa
when resmclted ns when tirst tnken
from the mine.
Kven tho bones which come from
our tables are not wasted. Hones are
of value for glue making, and they nro
persistently gathered up nnd sold to
tho glue factories. Millions of poundi
of glue arc mndc yearly from bones.
Heretofore the trouble has been to
find n perfectly waterproof glue or ce
ment which would hold the particles
together under tho effects of water;
but today cement Is used which Is ab
solutely waterproof. Leslie's Weekly.
qRANT REFUSED TO ANSWER
When President, He Declined to Tell
House Where He Had Been
During Absence.
During President Grant's administra
tion n movement was started to call
Grant to account for having been ab
sent from Washington. The house
asked hlra by resolution to Inform It
what official nets he had performed
while away, says an exchange. The
hero of Appomattox replied:
"I freely Inform the house that from
the tlmo of my entrance upon ray of
fice, 1 have been In the habit, as were
all of my predecessors, of absenting
myself at times from the scat, of gov
ernment, and that during such ab
sences I did not neglect or forego the
obligations or duties of my oQIcc, but
continued to dischargo oil of the ex
ecutive offices, acts and duties which
were required of me as president of
tho United States. I am not nware
that a failure occurred In any ono In
stance of my exercising tho functions
and powers of my nlllces In every case
requiring their discharge, or of my ex
ercising all necessary executive acts
In whatever part of the United States
I lav u I limit hara heon "
"A few bottles of Tnulnc hnvo ilono
mo inoro good than other medicines
and treatments that coat mo n Hinnll
fortune," snld C, C. Flalur, n pros
perous fnrmor living" nt Irlvlng,
Houto 1, u tow miles from Dallas,
Toxas.
"For fifteen yenrs," ho continued
"I suffered so terribly from stomach
trouble that I thought 1 could never
get well. Kvorytlilng I would out
went back on mo nnd I would bolch
up my food so sour Hint It would
nearly strangle mo. Tho gas on my
stomach would press on my heart
so ns to causa it to flutter and I
would hnvo tho hardest tlmu getting
my breath. I was really In such
awful condition that I felt that I
had about got to tho end of tho row,
"Hut 1 feel now Ilka I am good
for mnny years yet for Tanluc has
fixed mo up bo that I can ent any
thing and everything without any
bad attor effects nnd slnco gas has
stopped forming In my stomach I
am not troubled with palpitations or
shortness of tho breath. I hnvo
gained six pounds already nnd am
working hard on my farm every day
now nnd am glnd to recommend
Tanlnc for tho wonderful way it has
holpcd me."
Tahlac is Bold in Horn! by tho Owl
Pharmacy, in Sisters by Gcorgo F.
Altkcn, and in Ilcnd by tho Horton
Drug Co. Adv.
NOTICK OF CONTKST.
Department of tho Interior, United
States Land offlco, Lukovlow, Oregon,
April 22, 1919.
To William R. Chlpp of Ilond, Ore
gon, contcsteo:
You uro hereby notified thai
Charles F. Whltmoro, who slves
Ilcnd, Oregon, as his postoiflco ad
dress, did on Pobrunry 24, 1919, filo
In this offlco his duly corroborated
application to contest nnd securo can
cellation of your homestead entry,
No., serial No. 0SG45, mudo
April 5. 1915, for tho SWSBys. sec
2; NB, NEUNWH. NEU. 8Bi,
Section 11. township 22 south, range
lS.onst, Willamette meridian, and ns
for grounds for his contest ho alleges
that I am Informed nnd bellovo and
thcroforo stato that tho said William
11. Chlpp resided on said land only!
about threo months nnd not longer
than four months after ho filed on it.
and then abandoned tho land and
never returned: Hint ho novor mado
any improvements or cultivation on
said land, excopt tho building of a
houso which ho sold nnd bad hod re
moved from tho land, when ho loft
snmo as nbovo stated, and docs not
now over intend to return to the
land.. That his abandonment of tho
land was not, nnd is not due to his
employment or scrvlco III any ca
pacity in tho United States, nor to his
sorvlco with tho United States In
any capacity on account of any war
iu which tho United States has been
or may now bo engaged in.
You arc thercforo further notified
that tho said allegations will be
taken as confessed, and your said
entry will bo cancollcd without fur
ther right to bo heard, elthor before
this offlco or on appeal, if you fail
to filo In this offlco within twenty
days after tho FOURTH publication
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Blackleg Vaccine. ' I ' A Coin Pouch.
Sunflower Seed.
Sulphur for Fertilizer.
Silo Literature. tt tti pi mi
Farm Account Book. r or 1 He illld .
Live Stock Market Reports. A Garden Booklet.
Alfalfa Seed. O. A. C. Garden Literature.
Alfalfa Inoculation. A Pig in the Pig Club.
For Sale and Exchange Service. A'Coin Pouch, ,
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of the Civil War; it is a day of tribute to
all heroic souls who have shown devotion
to the highest patriotism; to those who
gave" their lives, and to those who were
willing to do so.
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of this notico, as shown bolow, your
unswer, under oath, specifically re
sponding to thoso allocations of con
tost, together with duo proof that
you huvo Borvcd a copy of your nnn
wor on tho said contestant either in
parson, or by registered mall.
You should stato In your annwor
tho iiuiuq of tho post offlco to which
you deslro futuro notices to bo fcent
to you '
JA8. P. nunauBs,
Iluglstor.
Duto of first publication, May Z'i,
1910.
Dato of second pil)llcatlon, May
29, 1010,
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1010.
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12, 1010.
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