The Beaverton review., August 26, 1927, Image 7

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I — W ho la tha champion opan golf
player?
ft—What la an alaotrlc aal?
h o a m
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Questions No. 9
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pIVHM-ll?
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named ?
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queen
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Virginia
ft— Itow many I’ realdenla o f tha
t ’ nltrd Slate« rama from Virginia and
Who wera they?
ft Wlu.t rom|M>aar wrota tha largeal
number o f melodloua and andurluglj
popular Amrrlean aouga?
T— Which eoollnenl haa but ona ac-
live volcano?
ft— Whal waa tha real nnma o f fla rra
U )ll?
ft—W ho ««Id : "Y ou ran fool all tha
people aoiue of the lime, and aorna of
Hie people all o f the time, but you
ran't fool all the people all o f tha
time“ ?
lft— Which la our largeat national
threat?
I I — What fnmoua novel waa written
about a whale, and by whom ?
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lb keep SOME CwnOCtk
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12— W hich la Ilia largeat aalt water
lake tu the world?
lft— W ho la the national woman tan-
nla cham pion?
14— What la an electron?
lft— What la the ratio o f worker« to
population lu the ('tilted Htatea?
lft- llo w murh did the I'nlted State«
pay ranurna for the Canal «one?
IT— Whal fnmoua Amerlran a iplorar
waa once Imprtaoned lu M exico?
1(1— What waa Hhakrapeare'a profs#,
alonal work other than poet and play­
wright?
10—
W ho « «Id :
"T h e public
ft—d ! H?
21» What proportion o f the worda In
the preaent Kngllah language ara de­
rived from Norman French1
be
Along the Concrete
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A n s w e r s No. 8
1—
Manuah o f Iketroll.
2 — tleti. Henry Lawton,
ft—John C, Calhoun, is.12,
A M odem Saint George
4— fo u rte e n porta gold, ten parta
alloy.
ft—-When Adam ate
the forbidden
fruit a piece la aald to h ate lodged In
hla throat, where the bulge appears.
ft “ Italph Itolater Ihdater," written
by Nli In-1«» I'dall, probably between
UB4 moi (0 4 1
7 —The Scandinavian,
f t - A t the University o f O x fo rd ! In
Ifttrj.
11— Clan. V. H, G ra n t
It»--I'n lted State« Steel corporation.
Standard Oil o f New Jeraey and Amer-
Irnn Telephone and Telegraph com ­
pany.
II-
-O oorge Iturna o f Cleveland.
12 -Cork la the outer bark o f a ape
rlea o f oak which grow « In aouthern
Kunqie and northern Africa.
III— In S o u th A m e ric a , w h e re "ro w
Ire«-#" y ie ld a fluid w h ich reaom ble« In
a p iie a r a u c e a n d q u a lity tha m ilk o f the
Cow,
14— Delaware.
i s — lftoa
10— 'T h a
I.a«t
U u ."
17—The I'rnta.
Supper.*
It
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lft— Waahlngton Irving.
Ill— Admiral I*avld O, Farrngut.
21»— The northeastern atatea and
aoiue part« o f the W eet
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H um an Speech Call a
,
By Charta Sughroe
M ICKIE T H E PRINTER'S DEVIL
lor Little Energy
Speech requires a amall amouut of
energy, according to telephone engl
neera, who explain that If a million
peraona were to talk ateadlly, and the
energy o f tlielr volcea were to be con­
verted luto heat, they would have to
talk for an hour and a half to produce
aufllcleiit heat to make a cupful o f tea.
One arouatlc expert hna divided tho
Kngllah Kpcech Into 8ft letter sounds,
ami he found that the voweta carry
umat o f the energy. It la eatliuated
that at the upper and lower llmlta
o f hearing It t«kea « million time« aa
much energy to make aound audible
aa in the range o f 1,<«X> to 5,1X10 cycle«,
wln-re the ear 1« moat acn«ltlre.
On the radio the aoumla "th ," " f,"
“ «•' and " v " are the moat difficult to
hear correctly. Thla la attributed
chiefly to their very weak energy.—
ScvuUtlc American.
Great Idea
iP-
USEFUL** WOULD VOU CAM- A DEVICE To
ELI1AIUATÊ C U Tn U < î li ^ A S S USEFU L **
t v i i UK o p A u . t h e la B o a - a m p EXPE m SE
WAITED 4J GUTTIMi
lA W U S , G C cr-
Awo
courses
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I p r o p o s e it)
B U M IN ATE A U .
-THIS.
owe TIME OVER
w rm THE MOWER.
W/IU. PO p e a -THE
SEASON
The First Doll’» Houle
What may prove to be the earlteat
It r 111 ah dole» houae haa hern dlacov
ered In an old country houae In
t'heluiRford. It la a tw oatorled houae
alHiut live feet high, built o f »olid oak.
and contain» four large rooms, attic»
and a bale ny on top. The lega on
which the houae la mounted and the
paneling ami the nilrrora.are.lt la aald
o f deflnlte Queen Anna dealgn and
The
Clancy
T i m m i C , » wa n t YOU TO SAW
|T h a t w o o o t h a t !* IN THE
l Y*fU> • WHEN you Fi Hi S H I
You ío m C tm in í to
i V
s t a r t A C i r c u s ___
5/H j DI/ST
workmanship.
Luminous House Numbers
A lumlnoua number which can be
eern from a dlatancg at night hna heru
put up on the town hall at lludnpeat,
write« the enrreapondeut o f the Lou­
don Observer, and the authorltlea are
considering the advlaahlllty o f putting
Inmlnnua nfimbera on all houaea In the
city, and lumlnoua plaques at the
at reel co m e r» on which the atreet
name» mny lie eaally rend after dark.
It 1» claimed that lludnpeat la the
flrat city to cnnalder thla method o f
obviating thla difficulty.
Plant Parasites
In botany the term parwaltea la need
for pianta which attach themaelvea
to another plnnt and nourlnh them-
aelvea upon Ita .lulce. Thla ciana In-
elude» many fungi.
The mistletoe
grown originally from aeed «tid be­
com e» gradually paraaltlcnl, uaunlly
faatenlng Itaelf to the oak.
Man’s Mistake
Many a man mlalnkea the courage
o f conviction for the coulldeuce ol
coliceli.
A Cruel
m
•y
PERCY L. CROSBY
9 by Ul* McCItirt N«w*p*p«r BynOlcat«
Miss a Few Misses
NOT WITH MANY AROUND
Ifeatrlce— len't It true that snltors
have a sweetheart lu every port?
Bailor— Well, I would hardly any
that. There were ah ver h I placea wv
didn't touch on our crulae.—Shipping
Regi at er.
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Cheerful Thought
Has Two Effects
Old nach —I fell you, old innn, the
feminine touch adds Intereat to the
home.
Married Friend—Righto I hut It'a
the dicken« for reducing the principili.
afternoon like this?' He— "W h y— er
—not while there're a« many people
around."
She— 'Thm't you love wulMng un an
The druggist laid a pile o f sand
wlchcs on his soda counter. The cua-
tomer after drinking aome ginger tieer
ate tw o or three sandwiches and
started out.
"A in't you gonna pay for them
anndwlchea?”
“ Excuse me. 1 thought that was
free lunch."
First!
IN HER HEAD, OF COURSE
Mae— ? wonder why Ada Aaron Is
so popular with the boys. She's dated
every n igh t!
June— No w ond er! t.ook how en«y
her name Is to And In the telephone
d ire cto ry !
Im proiab’e
Given the Air
Trick— Waa your landlord annoyed
when you nsked hint for another
month's extension.
Stnrr— On the contrary. It was 1
who w a s put out.
11 fill e y e s?"
lie— "Ih-autlful eyes?
Wh< re ?"
She— “ In her liei.:b o f
course."
She— "W ho's the lady with the beau-
Court— You were
arrested
fur
speeding. What have you o »¡iy for
yourself?
Accused— I’d heen having a looih-
ache and was hurrying to a demist ai
Court—T he ache didn't leave you
after you alnrted?
Accused— No. your honor.
Court—Committed
for
perjury,—
I'ortluml K\ euing Express,