The Beaverton review., April 13, 1928, Image 5

THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
FARMER’S WIFE
6ETS STRENGTH
OUR COMIC SECTION
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Death Comet Quickly
in the Electric Chair
T l i r efficiency am i rn p ld lly w ith
w b lrlt rtin tln a la arv pul to d i'a lb In
Ilia electric r h n lr la explained by
F re d e ric k T la d a la lu an a rtic le In
L llia rty .
'•T he proraaa o f aln ip p ln g In lb *
r rln iln a l and attach in g Ilia rlarlrtn li-a
la ro u ip lalm l In about 111 aa ru m la ,'
po ltila out Ilia w rite r. "So a w lftty do
th e u llrn d a n la w ork Ilia ! th e cu rran t
«litara Ilia p rlro tie r'a body To aertmda
a fte r ha rn tp ra Ilia d r illli rlinin tier.
T h e cu rren t ta kept on about tw o
m lnutpa. A aecond and rvan a th ird
ahork may tia adm ln lalarad aa a pre­
caution.
W h ile the cu rran t la on a
hum m ing Bound la produrad lu the
body.
" iV n o lo g lu ti declare th a t death by
rle c trn ru llo n la Inatanlnneoua," con­
tinue« the au lh o r.
’"The heart la
M opped and (lie b rain iMiralyxcd be­
fo re the m -rvaa ra n rrg ta la r any fe e l­
ing.
T h e vein« and a rte rle a olTer a
perfect rourae fo r tb a cu rren t."
W oof! W oof!
N it t — I'm »ad d e d to my art.
W i t t — W e ll. It ought to divorce you
fo r c ru e lty .— Judge.
Miserable W ith
Backache?
T oo Often Thia Warn* of
Sluggish K idney Action.
¿ • V E R Y clay find you U n»« and achy
tuffering nagging b a c k a ch e, h e a d ­
a ch e and d i u y ip c lla ? A r e lha kidney
excretions too frequent, scanty or burn­
ing in uaseage > T h eae are often signs o f
sluggish k id n e y s an d shouldn't b e ne­
glected.
U se D oan '$ P lIU . / W n ’s. a stimulant
diuretic, increase the secretion o f th
kidn eys and thu s aid in tha elimination
o f w aste im purities. A r e en dorsed by
users everyw here.
Jpoer n elgA bort
50,000 Uaers Endorse Doan’s:
M r s . (*e<>. n < « m r y w r ll, 2 3 3 2 C e d a r S t.,
E v c r r t t , W a s k ., s ay s: " M y k id n cy a d id n ’t
a c t |>ru(itrty and I a lw a y s fe lt w ea k and
tire d . H eadache« and d ie r y «pelta earn« on
alm n a t d a ily and m y back ached day and
n ig h t. I c<•tillin't re«t a n d fo r aw h ile w aa
una b le to do m y w o rk I fe lt so m iaeralde.
D nan'a P ills rid m e of th is tro u ld s and I
h a ve Iw en w ell s in c e ."
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m o v e i k e b o w e ls fra e f r o m
p a ta a n d a n p la a a a a t a fte r
va lh a m n a o f conetlpo-
I tha« d u ll and aching
«i*»n potaona t
few 11 n a- R e m e m b e r th e y ara a d o c to r'« pro*
a r r lH io f t a n d r a n b e ta k e n by tb a e n tir e fa natty.
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WELL.' WHAT'S I
ALL "Wfc RfcP 1
T D T J O IL P
5 F0 TS ABOUT;
T H E R E la no thin g quite like Bayer
Aspirin for all sorts o f aches and
pains, but be sure it is genuine Bayer ;
that name must be on the package,
and on every tablet. Bayer is genu­
ine, and the word genuine— in red—
is cm every box. Y o u can't go wrong
if you w ill just look at the box when
y o u buy it :
t
Quickly Relieves
Rheumatic Pains
S C H O O L FO R M EN
f o r
íp RAN 'PA
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T o got re lie f » b a n p ain tn rtu rad
Joint« am i m u arlra keep you In coo-
a lim t m ln -ry rub on Joint K«ae.
It la ifo trk ly aluMirlm l and you ra n
ru b It In oftan and « a p a rt rceulte
m ora speedily,
U a t I t a t any drug-
(lo t In A m a rlra.
I'a a Joint Knee fo r a r la tlra . lutm
bag". B o ra, laltia lunacies, lam a b a rk ,
•boat col do, «.ir«> u o « trll* and b u m *
lug, Billing fo rt.
O nly ID coals. I t
(•an rlrala a.
C D C C H o n it r « m i and Address fo r I I
tr ia l tu b * to P op. Im bo ra-
ta rU a , l> .e i I , lla llo w .il, Mains.
D
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A Nice
fo r m r ow n trovp
b it« an d f o u n d
u t ra lla f. I w«a
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rdl ly a b la to a ta u d
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foal b a ilo r th an I
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b a r«
fo r aaroral
years. I r roil It tba
L y d ia K. I ’ lnkham 'a
V o g o t a b l o Com ­
pound
w ith
my
aaont good b ra ltb . I b a y * takon flvo
ttlaa o f It and I am now ab la to do
a ll tny huuaowork an d saw ing f«®d
m y chlckana. m ilk tb a ro w a m i trn d
tb a pigs, and feel fine."— Maa. J. Q.
Il a t m a r , D o * 2 til, tkhoo lA sld , Vlr>
(la ta .
12 Days* Free T ria l
FRIDAY. APRIL 13 , IffitK
voc',
B a p tis ta r y . C a th e d r a l
( P r a p a r a d by th e N a tio n a l fle o g r a p h i«
B a a ta ly . W a s h in g to n . 1» C 3
I
N A J O L 'ItN K Y tlin iu g li uu rth i'rn
Ita ly there la an vm barrnaaint'Ul
u f rlc lie a : every lu w ii 1« w u rlliy
of a prolungei! visit. N a tu re pro­
vided fu r tllena a posltlm i th at was
Die cunitnntiilltig center t>f «11 her re ­
g io n ; a lo fty tr lp u rt rlilge, d ividin g
th e n etw o rk o f strcuuis llm t Mow to
both north and aouth and w e a l; but
ah« w lth lield the one fu rth e r th ing
| needed— w ater. N o , only w era the
j nearby
a,ream s
m ora brooks, a f ­
fo rd in g 110 means o f co m m un lrallon
| w ith Ilia surrounding country, but
th ere was not even enough w a te r fo r
th e cliy'a supply.
r a llr n lly
engineers aearcbeit the
hills fo r any (race o f the precious
| fluid,
and
w ith
re m a rk ab le
s k ill
brought the flow o f every av a ila b le
spring In to a u h trrru n ru n conduits that
at III m ora ua to ad m iratio n by th e ir
cleverness. Once, when they found an
es tra d ro p —enough lo furnish a th in
stream fo r a new and lovely fo un tain
— th e w lio l, city c a rn lvale d fo r tw o
solid weeks In joyous abandon, and
named th e ir new tryasure th e F u tile
C al a I
I t was a typical celebration o f this
kin d ly , alm ple. pro v in c ial fo lk wliorn
■ •ante patronise« j little s o rro w fu lly
as "frivo lo u s ge n try." W ith th e n a tu ­
ra l gayety and m ercurial trm p eram eu t
o f Im pulsive youngstt-ra, gu., !y they
bi-gun. am t aa gayly forsook an object.
T h e ir very ca th e d ral, unfinished and
h U a rre , Is one o f th e ir moat ch arac­
te ris tic records. Ineom plete na the men
who »toptied building at It when ad
te ra e circum stance« damped th e ir Ju­
venescent enthusiasm . It la a build
Ing u f contradictions and ex cease«,
n e ith er ltnmanra<|ue nor (lo tb lc . but
o f both schools, n u rtu re d w ith Loin-
bard and I'ls a n iH -c u lh irlile a ; a tr e
mendotis pile o f black and w h ile m ar­
bles. nuM lIy w rong In lls fundam vn
tala, and y r t. In to m e In tan g ib le way
despite a ll lla shortcomings. It m akes
i aa distinct an Im pression as a llom nn
triu m p h al arch, fo r It la Incongruous
w ith genius, not w ith stupidity.
N ot a ll Siena's r h lld rr u m erited the
great F lo re n tin e e p ith e t; re rtn lm y n e i­
th er I'ope Plus I I no r St. Ite rn u rd ln ii
coOhl lie accused o f friv o lity , and the
i m ystic Sle. C ath erin e , greatest, |>*-r
j haps o f them a ll, despite her bum ble
j orig in In a d y er’s fa m ily . H ie d a short,
; b e a u tifu l, trem endously effective life,
and le fi her Impress upon both her
' church and city fo r ages to come.
W ith Its tin n y b e au tifu l palaces and
churches, loggias and founialna. Siena
j ranks Im m ediately a fte r Home. F lo r ­
ence and Venice In the Im portance o f
Its a rt du ring the T h irte e n th to the
S ixteenth centuries. T h e whole city Is
Instinct w ith ch aracter— a max«' o f fas­
cin ating streets winding am t Iw la tln g
about behind stout atone w alla that
rise and plunge down over the rough
and broken ntllkld-'s.
P ath etic Fig u re In H isto ry.
Sli'iin m akes ra th e r a p athetic figure
In history. W h ile Ib e F lo ren tin es pos­
sessed euough Im agination, In itia tiv e
nnd d e term in atio n to aecom pllsli w h a t­
ever they set th e ir hands to do, th e
Sienese, lackin g th e ir m enial disci­
pline, developed to a c e rta in m edieval
standard and atop(ied grow ing.
Even
du ring Ih e Itcnnlssmiee, when nil the
real o f Ita ly wua s trik in g boldly out
under the In spiration o f Florence,
Siena contented herself w ith outw orn
trad itio n s nnd n tierce, passionate
Jealousy o f her m ighty neighbor that
ended w ith her ow n eclipse: nnd nitre
the F lo re n tin e suprem acy was estnb
tlshed, Siena became what she la li>
flt.y, m erely a line «Id provincial town
fu ll o f glorious a r t nnd memories.
I t Is o f In terest to note llm t the un
derlylng cause o f all Ih e Jealousy and
th e bloody w ars Is'lw een Siena nnd
Florence was pure com m ercial riv a lry .
T h e first o f the no rth Ita lia n stiites
to be m istress o f the sea« was Pisa, a
riv e r town, then only tw o m iles from
th e sea upon which she so gloriously
proved her strength In I list trouhle
some days o f Ih e F leven th . T w e lfth
and T h irte e n th centuries, lle r mnnn
m ental buildings, though they are
w ith in Ih e circu it o f her ancient walls,
atnnil H e a r o f Ih e city proper, Imppy
In th e ir Is o la tio n ; and no one who Is
draw n lo Pis,, today by the fam e o f
(h e ir dnxxllng splendors ra n fa ll to
read In each and every one— cnlhc-
rtrsl, cam panile, b aptistery and ,'am p o
S anto— the record o f her innrHIm e
successes
T h e cathedral wns founded In a
j
)IW 0 R
and Laanlng To w ar of Pisa.
hurst o f popular enthusiasm a fte r the
great naval victory over th e Surueens
at Palerm o, Kli-lly. In the K levenlh
ii-n iu ry ,
and
the
Pisaría
brought
home no less than a lt whole shiploads
o f loot— hrouses, columns, gold, and
iiiurbles and precious stones— fo r Its
d r n iiu tlm i. Inside and out It rises In
layers o f black nnd w h ite * m urblee;
masses o f rich C o rin th ia n columns
nuil arcades, colored mosaics aud o r­
nam ents o f antique p a tte rn d iversify
lls w onderful facude— the crow ning
glory o f the edifice—an d fro m the
crossing springs a huge dome that
mills Im th dig n ity and height to Ha
liiisH lran form .
W llld n , swinging penduluualy among
the red g ran ite columns th a t support
Ih e roof, la a h e a u lIful and famous
old bruiixe lam p, whose fam e Is based
U| hiii Ih e gentle oscillations Hint net
tln llle o lo th in k in g out the pendulum.
In cid e n ta lly, this Is not the lu m p , It
was un o I i U t one. Not only did the
cathedral m nrk th e naval and m a ri­
tim e i.-ddcieluents o f Pisa, but I* also
stood for a m agnificent beginning o f
ine<lleinl H a lla n arch itec tu re— a be­
ginning and a prom ise which, uufor-
lu n a te ly , w ere never fulfilled.
H ow strange It teems to us today
that the great city república o f Ita ly
tie ie r seem (o have thought o f perm a­
nent confederation, hut only o f con­
ques! !
W hen a tem p orary allian c e
was form ed, us was o ften th e case. It
wus In variab ly fo r th e destruction or
suhjugntlou o f some sister r lfy , and
dissolved us soon us Its purpose «u a
Herompllshed
T h is lack o f Ita lia n
unity In polities explains |ie rfe rtly the
fa ilu re to develop a n atio nal style In
arch itecture. Such a development re­
quires the co-operation o f a whole
lieople, w o rking to gether sym p ath eti­
cally to w ard a common m m I us was the
case In Fran ce during the development
o f the (¡o íb le.
W o rk of In d ivid u a l Genius.
T h is never o c ru rrrd In Ita ly , and so
w hatever great ifrch ltecture we find
there Is Ih e work o f In divid ual genius.
Hut how ever much arch itec tu re su f­
fered from the general disun ity, e x ­
actly th e opposite occurred In pulntlng
uml sculpture. Theae a re alw ays the
result o f special personnl a b ility . Ac­
cordingly, Ih e Ita lia n s , because o f
Ih c lr strong In d iv id u a lity nnd th e ir
p o litic al systems, which mude them,
ns Imllv liluuls. able and eager to lliiu k
fu r themselves, rank as Ihe foremost
p u lu lé is Ihe w orld has ever seen.
About a century a fte r the cathedral
o f I ' I hh was begun the baptistery wus
founded, it m agnificent c irc u la r struc­
tu re surrounded com pletely w ith a r ­
rulles and crow tied w ith a souring
dome o f m ajes tic proportions and
h e ig h t
Most rem arkable o f a ll t h ^ superb
group, however. Is the exquisite, col­
onnaded. w ld te m arble cam paidie or
b e ll-to n e r. It wns Intended to he per-
( f i t l y erect, hut by Ihe tim e the th ird
story bail been built the foundations
o f th e south stile luid subsided and
Ih e s tru ctu re leaned heavily. T o pre­
vent It from fa llin g when completed,
the I ’lsnns Inclined every story ubove
the th ird slig h tly to w ard the north,
and Ihe fingiade anil the heaviest
liells w ere placed on Ihe Safe side.
Vet. despite the correction In Its In
rlln n tlo n . It leaned 1« feet out of
plum b a few years ago. and hecnise
o f fu rth e r auhsldence o f the founda­
tion grave fears are fe lt fo r Its safety.
Alongside the cathedral, to the
no rth, is th e t ’am po Santo, or cenie
le ry , every Inch o f whose sepulchral
soil Is holy ground, brought from the
H oly l.nnd.
Its cloisters are now n
museum decorated w ith the trophies
o f an tiq u ity aud research.
It Is Impossible to express In s few
words the charm o f no rthern Tus-
enny. w ith Its w en ltli o f w alled towns.
Its m edlev I iircliUev-lure. Its luxurious
and stately villus and gardens nnd the
fresh, clean. Joyous greenery o f Ihe
countryside. In such a setting ns tilts
the thorny outcrop o f facto ry clilm
neys would move a H uskln to cry
“ P e le a ta b le !" T h e chim neys are de
leviable, ns landscape, hut the Indus­
tries o f which they nre Ih e symbol are
th e life o f the region.
No less surprising Is the fluent
Am erleanese 'h a t ev eryw here greets
th e ear, trip p in g gayly from
the
tongues o f countless Am erican!, ns
those Ita lia n s wlm have been lo eith er
o f our continents a re Jocularly called
hy those who have not. inciden ta lly,
m any o f Ih e chim neys are (h e proper
ty o f thoee re p a tria te d A m erican!.
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1iVhile You’re Calling People Names
O ne thousand va rie ties o f rosea ars
Included In th e vast rose gtirden o f
the U n iv e rs ity o f Texas at A ustin.
E very known v a rie ty o f rose grown In
T e x a s and m any varie ties fro m o ther
states a re am ong th e specimens In
th is rem a rk ab le garden, one o f the
largest In th e n o rld . T h e garden is
under the supervision o f I »r. B. C.
| T h o rp , professor o f botany at the U n i­
versity o f T e xas . T h e rose garden Is
a p a rt o f th e T e x a s B otanical garden,
which was established tw o years ago.
Alto a Bumper Crop
She— You must be very fond o f mo­
to r cars.
H e— W h a t m akes you th in k that?
She— I
heard you had a tru c k
fa r m !— P ath fin d er M agazine.
Cot Aplenty
“ H e m a rrie d to get a home."
"Y ea r
"A n d his w ife has so m any re la ­
tions th a t he th in k s he's got a hotel.”
— M o n trea l S tar.
A m an w ith a hay w indow at least
m akes money enough to support such
Im pedim enta.
A B en efa cto r
A physician who reaches out to
benefit
humanity
leaves
a
record
behind him that is worth while. Such
a man was Dr.
R. V. Pierce.
His study along
medical l i n e s ,
and his knowl­
e d g e of th e
remedial q u a I-
ities o f herbs
and plants led
to the discov­
ery o f his won­
derful h e r b a l
remedy. Doctor
Pierce’s Favor­
ite Prescription. I t is just the tonic re­
quired if a woman is borne down by
pain and sufferings at regular or ir­
regular intervals, by nervousness or
dizzy spells, headache or backache.
Favorite Prescription can be had in
tablet form as well as liquid at your
neighborhood store.
T h e ft
Handkerchief in History
C A R T E R 'S E S I P I L L S
P A R K E R 'S
H A IR B A L S A M
Remnvrwl'an.IrtifT 'M ..|.,ll» ir r * llln
R eal o r • • C o lo r and
d e a e t v to C.rmr a n d F a d e d H a l .
Slh'. amt Si te a t Dminrt»ta.
.M In r.ijO .e i,, W R , rM e h .w n e .lt T.
F L O R E S T O N S H A M P O O — M e e t fo r . . . . la
eonnacUnn w ith 1 'a rk rr'a H a ir Malnain M ake« tbs
h a ir s o ft and fluffy. HO re n ta by m alt o r a t d m g -
gtnta. I I lac ox C hem ical W o rk s , P alcbogaa, N . f .
W.
N.
U .,
PORTLAND,
NO.
1 4 -1 9 2 8
T h e han d kerch ief Is one of th e re­
finem ents o f llom an rlv lllx n th m .
It
came In to general use In polite so­
ciety during the reign o f H en ry V i l i
o f Knglnnd. It Is probably connected
w ith eceleslnstlcnl costumes nnd m ay
have been an ou tg ro w th o f the m a n i­
ple, which wn« o rig in a lly n i linen nnd
w orn over th e fingers o f th e le ft
hand and used fo r the some purpose
fo r which the h a nd kerchief Is now
used.
T h e pocket h a nd kerchief was
used to a c e rta in extent In F ran ce in
th e (eighteenth century. A t this period
handkerchiefs were rich ly ornam ent
ed. W om en adopted the use o f colored
handkerchiefs ns Main ns the In k ­
ing o f snuff became an established
custom.
TO CATCH FLIES
Finithing Courte
A Kansas C ity man who took up i
course In g o lf to Im prove Ills health
Is ta kin g another lo Im prove his Iso
gunge.
F irs , F u n —"Ves, that b n ieh all man
nger Is very thorough. H e even gave
each o f his plnyers a sheet o f fly p a­
per.” Second Fan— ‘‘W lm t fo r.* F irs t
F a n — "So th ey’d be ab le to catch
tiles."
Not Utual
That Explaint It
Pinks— I see th a t young Thom as
nnd Miss B lun t have m ade a m atch o f
It. lie 's got no bend a t a ll, but she's
a clever g irl.
B in k s— W e ll, you ca n 't expect a
m atch to have tw o head* to It I
“ Y ou r le tte r style Is Im possible— no
sentence Is understandable— nnd you
leave “out a ll expressions o f courtesy
usual In bustnesa. I ca n 't th in k how
you kept yo u r Inst post th ree years."
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G euiuthliche Sachse.
T h e Y oung L o ver— I fa v o r short en­
gagements. D o n 't you?
T h e O ld M isogynist— Sure I
You
can't m ake ’em too short. T h e sooner
you break 'em off th e b e tte r.
A Word From the W ite
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