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THE BEAVERTON REVIEW. BEAVERTON. OREGON G & M SPECIAL PLA N E TO I IMPROPER DIETING CARRY ARCTIC M AIL M ENACE TO H EALTH S a le s DAIRY SUPPLIES Ia Constructed to Combat Sub- Zero Weather. IVrtland. Orv.—tombatliug temper ature* oi fie uu 30 to tk) degrees l>* Th# O M sleillizer la lb « cb.wp- Ijr conversant with * v * i) datali and low sero. mountain*. Ice aud heavy «•t operating machine on th« market are considered an authority In all snows »Id le flying an airmail run Isu'l It 1* a hoi w at.r and attain at print that pertaina to the operation of a easy under au.v clreunitlaiicea. hut V\ Il are ham U. Graham, t'allforuia aud Alas ing unit handled b> Ibla Ornr. at 381 modern eatabllahment. They K .Clay at. In Port.and— phone 7741 of the foremost bualneaa me a of La pilot, lias made It as easy as pos There 1« no one concern more the city and have aided in the de sible. The pilot tn.entor, tu addition to be worthy of attended mention In thia velopment of that section. ing a good flyer. Is well versed lu Through tnetr at rat* btfo retard review than tbU » e l l known firm. Alaskan flying by virtu* of having 1’nder the direction of pe >ple thor dealings with the public, the manage spent two years with the Northern Air ougbly conversant with every feature raent haa made many friends for the transport lines. All of the things he of the bualneas. It ia not atrange that company and they have alwayw taken teamed during those two years are In It baa become one of the moat Im an active interest In the affair» of corporated In a special Stinson IV- portant Industrial aaaeta of the com the employes and a commendable In trolter plane lie ts uow taklug Into terest in their fellow men. realising the North. inanity. Gnrhuin stopi>ed off In IVrtland re This is the day and age when pub ( that a concern located In a comma cently on Ids flight to Nome, where t>* lie Jen.undi not only magnandmou» nlty that is not progressive wtl will opera:.- an air mall eoulruct, for service, but the best In quality at * wither and die because of Its environ I the |.»»si office, between Soma and reasonable price Thoroughly cos ! ment. t iiiilakeel, a run of 200 miles. t'apt. Sir Hul>ert Wilkins, experl veraant with the conditions and a * This establishment IS not only a wide experience In this particular i well equipped and expertly operated cn.ed Arctic flyer, himself speut two flours examining Graham's ship and field of endeavor the management of | concern, but It la also the in was quick to praise the details for the this enterprising concern has been dustrlal and commercial organ tattoo comfort and safety of pilot and pas able to render a service to the peo- of the community and renders a ser smgers In sub zero fly ing. pie In this line that Is distinctly j vice that Is necessary to the onward Greatest of all the Improvements la satisfactory. Prompt service at moat progress of the community, the k.rosene burner aud the unique hooting system for both csl.lu and mo reasonable price possible has been, the guiding influence of their poll W e refer this well known establish- tor. A live-gallon tank supplies fuel for a small furnace Installed uu.ler ctes and It has brought them trad 1 meni to all of cur readers s* the pilot's seuL liadlatlou from the from all the surrounding territory. |one of the distinctive feature* of turanee keeps the cahiu warm, aud The mtnagement and asslstantj ars.tke comvnecctal efficiency of this Iresh air t* taken in through a small men of long and practical experience part of the state and a# headquarters »out in the bottom of the cabin The In this business. They are thorough ’ for high gra-io dairy supplies heated air circulates through the mo tor hood, keeping the motor at Its best operating heat. Special metal shod skis, which Gra haiu claims will lanJ^-u either rough or smooth Ice. or eveu In soft snow, take cure of the landing equipment. A conibluatlon sending and receiving radio aet. with unlimited range and Located at 413 Columbia Bldg in establishment. By reason of the fact power enough for 250 hours operation, that the management has had wide is Installed In the ship. With It Gra Portland. This agency sp'claltzes In store experience in every feature of this ham claims he can listen to any tta tiou In the world. checking, criminal and Industrial business and because of their com Continental Detective Bureau, Inc. knowledge of every detective work They reprisent prehenslve several of th. largest detective or branch of the service, this up to-date ganizations of the world They por esrablishtnent has continued to wit sess the ability of s c king out and ness the increase In the number of ¿^curing unusual and valuable In- | patrons formation c. nc.-rning any p. rson o r ' ft Is Important that we have con firm in question and their rates for j sclentious Arms like this well kDown who will aid In j such work are vtry reasonable. It establishment. w ill,’ w ithout a doubt, be to your ad serving the people The policy of thlsi vantage to take your d ifficu lté» to firm will be Interesting for mauy business men as through this policy these competent people. No review of th business, agrica. j they have built up their large and tural and lnduatrlal Interests of this growing business. section o f the state would be com There are no more public spirited plete without prominent mention of this well known concern, which citizens In the community than the aid« In no little measure to the prog management of this well known ress and prosperity of this section ccncern and in making this re and lg undoubtedly one of the pro view of this section, we wish to greasive and popular concerne in compliment them and to direct your attv-ntion to this business as this section. It is a well known fact that there one of the reliable institutions of is no one Institution In the comma the community, which has added to nlty that has met with greater favo: the development and progress of this with the public than this well known part of the state. Laing Auction Mart At 38« Yamhill st. in Portland — phone Beacon 1459. H e is a prominent and reliable auctioneer who has strictly adhered to the most careful and honest business methods in conducting many public sales in this commu nlty. He acts in good faith at all times in the practice of his profession, end is very careful to see that each artl tie offered for sale is the bonafld- property of the vendor. This commendable policy has won for him a warm place in the heart of the public, and is responsible for the confidence people have learned to place in his every statement. If his name appears on your sal-? bill everyone knows it will be ons worth attending. The most essential thing in preparation for a puMic sale is the auctioneer. Of course, you mav bay« a lot of valuable things to offer the public at auction. There even may be a great demand for the lartk-ular goods that you wish to sell Bn* If you do not get a fir-:' class auctioneer your sale will be a failure. That is why we refer you to this well known auctioneer. If hia name appears on your sale b Us as the officiating dignitary of the occasion there will be no question about the J success of your undertaking. By di- position and temperament he ia es pecially qualified for the profess on in which be Is engaged and bis wide experience and extensive ac-qualn tance renders him one of the fore most auctioneers in this part of the State. He has proven that be can close sales rapidly with people who will he responsible financially. His re< ord as an auctioneer is ev'dence of I his ability to handle sales of any kind with competence and dispatch, getting the highest pr ce possible. The many stockholders for whom he has cried sales will tell ' you abou> how he has officiated to I them and of hfiw his knowledge ol raising and hr-eding enables him to talk straight from the should, when »ell ng stock . In this edition we are glad to com pliment luting Auction Mart on th. activity and efficHnoy In this fl*1d of endeavor. Coast Boy» W ill Hunt Mexican Flying Snake» Bukersfleld. Calif. — Two Intrepid louthem Californians soon plan to search the unexplored Mexican Jungles tor (lying snakes. The t>uir, Thomas H. Broun, of Bu- ker-ticM. aud I'axton C. Hayes, of la»» Angeles, hope to take alive some of the - snakes," about which fabulous tales have beeu spun Into Mexican folklore. In addition, they expect to explore an cient Mayan tutus sighted by Col. Charles Lindbergh. These ruins never have been explored. Scientists believe the snake the two youths are seeking Is a member of tbe cobra family and to be deadly poison ous. Although such snakes have (men described many times, there Is no ac tual proof of their existence. Broun and Hayes plan to drive as far as they can into the Mexican jungles and then begin their penetra tion of the dense forests on foot and by collapsible boats. Raspberry Costs Youth in England Fine of $2 Whitstable, Kent, England.—That rather regrettable form of abuse, known in America as "the raspberry," and tu England as "the rah so.' is 11 able to a flue of 12 tiere. A youth named Sidney Hoghln was fined that amount for an offense, which was officially described as “dis orderly conduct." although the police man said he gave another man “ the raspberry." Hogbin pleaded that the man had previously made an objectionable re mark to him and that this »a s the only way of getting back. The police chief said that he had re reived numerous complaints about these "ruhsuos." and he had brought the case to try and stop and practice. Eagle Caught in Power Lines Shuts Off Lights [>.«lge City, Kan.— When power trouble resulted between here and Rocklin, and lights went out, Investi gators found a large eagle had fallen on the wires and shorted them. The l.ird measured six feet between wing tips and had a rabbit In Its claws. It was a white headed eagle, rarely ever seen In this section of the country. 107, Attends Son's Funeral Wadi-sboro, N. C.— When Alexander M»lton. eighty three, was burled In ( hesterfleld county, the funeral was attended by bis father, Allen Melton, one hundred and seven. Allen Melton rode a mule eight or ten miles to see (.is son hurled. Schanen Marble Works Get Room to Selves hy Killing Russian > They do exterior and infrlo-.- granite work, at 1432 Macadam st. in 1’ortland. T h e y are large dealer* in monu- m>nts o f granite and marble. Every grave should have a marker. If you are looking for monuments of marble or granite of any descrip tion you should consult this firm. This is one of the best regulated Institutions In this section. When they started their business from then until the present time it has been known as the best place to buy monuments or markers of any kind gaining a well merited reputa tlon for service and reliability. Here will be found a large selection o f finished work ready to letter, to make your selection from, at bottom prlcea. Thia firm does their own work, selects the best grade of stock and has the best equipped shop In this aeclion of tiie state. Their plant la equipped with the latest Inventions for producing work of this kind in the best and most economical manner, enabling them to fiuLh and handle the product» at the minimum expense. Lettering and carving are produced by th- latest method. which leaves tb> edges perfect.y true without stuns oi flaw* from cutting, and which pro- duces lettering of an artistic merit not heretofore attained. The manager is one of prac tical experience In bis chosen line with years of experience. All work is done under his personal supervl slon. thereby giving the best in thll line at reasonable prices. The charges are always tight, no matter If you get their price* before or adter they render your »ervlre You will not knowingly be taken advan Iage of. When you want a monument or marker of any kind. It will pay you to drop a card to this we|| known concern and they will be greatly pleased to take the matter up with You. In this edition we are pleated to call our readers attention to this progressive business firm and Lhelr up to date eatabllahment. * X j gc J w t X J Moscow.—The housing situa tion In Moscow was dramatical- ly Illustrated hy the sentencing of Mary Bouslglna and her sweetheart, Ivan I«evltras, to ten years’ Imprisonment for murdering a man who shared their room. They said they killed their companion, Asubushvllll, be- cause they desired the privacy of their room. In passing sen fence ttie court emphasized that it was a nonpolitical case and that ten years was the limit. * * * J * * * j * T * * A X Boston.—A submarine valley, dis covered by tbe United States coast and geodetic survey near tha south east edge of Georges bank, henceforth will be known as "Corsair Gorge.” The pit. located off tbe Massachusetts coast aud not previously known to ex ist, Is reported to he mora than a half- mile deep In places. It was named In honor of the survey vessel which dis covered It tbe yacht Corsair, formerly owned by J I’ .erpout Morgan. anici# uu tht* pan* U a raid xdv*r'l»rmi-nt. Bruning ^ Driscoll Mortuary Leaves Victim Prey to Disease. At 315 Third al Says Surgeon General. l.l-on, 23515. In I’ori.und id.-avor lhr.iugb.ut all Hits commu nlty. ami have m erit'd I lie conimeli is on« of III* valued dmtloh of the public. ru s ■ \\ashlugiou.—••Them Is on* wide I auj well managed fuu. ral and *iu They occupy a fu i. rut hum* . »(-read practice which Is uudsrmlnlng balmlng e^labllebmente who«# uu> that ! health throughout the country, purtlcu ta oho of the moat larly among women, on which, unfor- tor funeral cars are the latest type UP to date in this section of th# ! tunately, the public health service can that th* tnveutiv* mind aud the country It la trd.-ed a real convent not secure statistics." said Hugh S Atuer can manufacturer of unlay .-an enee to the patron, of the compinv Cuming, surgeon general. United produce. and show* a ptsigreaalve spirit whirl, Slates public health service. "It Is Among the prof.w-.lon» which have permeates every department of the what Is commonly known as dieting." I lie coatlpued. "It Is not doue ou the developed rapidly within the last tew firm. advice of physicians hut almost Invari years U that uf the modern ruti.-rnl ably on the Initiative of the Individual director am* embalm.-r. Indeed this Entering Gita homi, one I* truprea who practices It \»>lth*r I* It done profession has reach.*! a high state s.-.l by the atltioaplier« of Intimate for health, bat for looks. of efficiency No concern lias given ptlvacy and homelike < »infuri and 'll cannot I k * recorded that people the buslne-e more careful and pain» la flll.-d with feeling of lontldence In die directly from dieting hut thousands taking attention than thia well known iiox.ly made friends win. are to guide of deaths are attributable Indirectly to They hav<- he your Bellona during vour viali or lake lmpr»|>er and foolish 'dieting.' TMet 1’ortUnd concern ing' »imply to produce n si tin figure come leaders In this field of en- care of (he Ititi., dntalla wh'ch are ao lower* tlie subject's resistance and leave* her a prey to disease. “ Official report* for the year Just closed show happily that the general health o f the nation I* Improving. The tuberculosis curve, thanks largely to the vigorous fight condueted against the white plague. I* dropping A sad lan-al.d ai 142 17lh at in I’ori They are experts lu body amt thing, howe.er. Is that there Is too much of that dread disease showing laud Th. y h a »« i-.tmi.i III« flues! fender repair* and If you are un up among young women from fifteen cor^ und iiia.le Ih.-nv look Ilk.- new fortunale enough to get In at. aecld to twenty four years of age. They offer a moil, rn service lu au eut )ou will find that by lhelr expert "Tlds may be attributed to several l..mobile painting. b»>d\ ami feud, r work they ran remove all memories things on which there are dluereut repairing They feature everything of It ami return your car to »-.u look theories. One thing Is sure, however, lug like ii.-v. that I*. woman's disdain for curves to mak< your car beautiful ll la a we|| known fart Dial I h . f They feature all phase, of au'o and her desire for a stream line body, to attain which she will sacrifice al Is uo one Institution In the commu painting Just drive In here and most anything. Is not helping her nity that has met wllb greater favor you will find they will repair the car health. «Ith the public than this well knis-n according I » your Ideas and turn u "IMet fads, foot fads, no hutter. no establishment. By reason of (he fan out In a very ahorl time If you need bread, are the undoubted underlying (hat the management has had wide It cause of many a woman's III*. Good feature of old fashioned bread and butter la last experience In ever) their special Hue« o f bu<lu.-s. They are Ul.-n of wide experience ly preferat.le to many o f the present day food concoctions with which the and because of hi* comprehensive In Ih.- automobile pain'lug buslnesa knowledge of every branch of the This experience Ivas taken them thru foolish are fed. "It Is of no consequence to the city irade. tills « sluhllahmvm » tines«-* every feature of the automobile girl or matron, 1 suppose, how great continued iucrease in the uiiuihei ol (rad.- They are wulhorlllee ou assistance she could he In helping the the work ami they have c-‘ osen Itw palroua. farmer and Uu> le Sam solve the prob lem of surplus wheat by Including bread In her dally diet, but she should at least to* Interested In helping hersylf to health " dlalr.-aalng In lire Inolia of deep, al sorrow . The funeral pai lora are hi Igliteiied up by mellow light and beautiful fu r nlabiug* lo these rooms services are held and etery dotali is arrang'd •* if the funeral were being held In your own home. The butin*»* Is under the direction of modern forward looking bust Mesa men who appreciate tbe value of good »»rv lc * a* a trade winner Th. y and lhelr associates are always »Illin g and ansimi» lo acromo,tat a iKielr patrona They have taken an active pari In the development of the couulry and are known aa among nur moat useful rllleen. Seberg Auto Repair Man Made Heart Keeps Animal Alive for Hours San Francisco. Machine t»£e effi ciency httn scored another triumph. A man made, mechanical heart has hecu successfully substituted for a living animal-* own heart. The re\elation was made during a demonstration directed hy l>r. Maurice L, Tulnter of the department of phar- M cth»gy of the Stanford university medical school here. IkK'tor Tainter «ubatltuted a me chanical heurt of ids own construc tion lu h living animal l**fu»re the So ciety of Kxperlmeutal Biology, keep ing the animal used In the experiment alive *‘for hour».” In deaerihlng the use of the mechan ical heart. Pr. 1*. J. Hunzllk. head of (he pharmacology department. Maid: After the suNstlt utlon o f the mechan ical heart for the animal'* heart, the Mood continued to pulse through the body. “ The blood présure remained nor mal. Ity showing re*pon*cs to nar cotics, it enabled us to study their ef feet*. The animal lived for hour*.” Tiie device ha* been u*ed in study ing the reaction of blood in living an imal* by I»r. Floyd !>c Kd* of the United State* I>epurtment o f Agricul ture, who ii.i* been experimenting at the Stanford pharmacology depart ment. Massachusetts Man Has Deed 170 Years Old Brockton, Ma*s. Lorenzo U. Bate», eighty-four, ha* tiie original copy of a deed made out to hi* great grandfa ther, John Hate*, 1V0 year* ago by Job Otl*. of S* ituate. Tiie low, colonial frame dwelling to which the deed gave title I* «till In use, in u good atute of preservation. Lake Yields Old Boat Koine.— Another small boat of an cient Koinan construction ha* Just been found In Lake Neml. It measure* about 27 f*o-t hy 8, and nerved, It 1« thought, as a sort o f courier und provisioning boat between the two Homan galley* that were anchored in the lake for the delight und amuse ment of tbe Krnperor Caligula. Women in Danger of Becoming Baldheaded LuinJnii. —When jour sweet lii-ert, or wife, bemls over, flo not be surprised If you notice that sl»e Is becoming bulil iH-.iiletJ ! The hour of bald headed men's revenge Is at hand, according to London hairdressers. Many women are beginning to lose their hair very rapidly due, it Is alleged, to the damages of continual bobbing, shingling arid waving. Titled women and aristocrats of the ' weaker sex'' are among those who now sense- the report \ \ ed danger and are besieging j ’ their hairdressers for treat merit. Young women, some not past their thirties, have been forced to resume the long hair style to grow enough hair to cox-er their bald crowns. **# •**# ****# **»***# **# *# # ** New Submarine Valley Named for Survey Ship Advertisements—Every The Ladder of Succeee 100 per cent— I did. 90 per cent— I will. 80 per cent I can. 70 per rent- I think I can. BO per cent | might try. 80 p»r cent I suppose I should. 40 per cent— What is ItT 80 per cent I wish I could 20 per cent— 1 don’t know. 10 per cent— I can’t. 0 per cent—I won’t. only the mos( competent ui.u In this shop You cau rest assured I hag when they put their O K on your Job you have one that Is satis factory, lu this review of our onward pro grass we are pleased to compliment thia well known establishment which Is thoroughly whr.-ast <>t the lUu.-s aud which la also meeting the needs uf ili* problem, of lb * day In a most thoiogolng manner Wu drain- (o refer this #, twbll.tinieot to all people of Ibi* section and ask them |o sail for apartflcatlona and estimates on cuu lemplatad work. You will fiad (ham courirt.ua ami accommodating and highly efficient. Portland Sand & Gravel Co. Located al 104 S.clion Line Itoa.I. I strictly modern and up to date In • »*. ry particular and Is .-quipped Houle 1 Box 1S5 in Portland This well known concern lia-s anl>d with the very latest modern uiachln in upbuilding thi* section of tin couu • ry The scientists that have glvro try. alw tys have a large supply on Ihls mailer careful study haw- d- haud which Is sold al reasonable tided w liar Is most efficient and the company has adopted the machinery prices. They have aided In the build just as soon a* It has received lhelr lug of good roads aud mod* rn build approval Their a.nd and supples lugs b> turn tali, ng the v. ry heil have no superior pr«.due's obtainable. In Ihls section particularly In II la very doubtful It any enl-r dtl-trlal progr.-S, ha Im n betleflllrd prise |n ibla aectlon has been mark by them. There Is nothing nior.< mi -d by aurh Immense progress as hi* porlani than the develi.pni.-nl of thia firm th. largest Institution good gravel and supplies for Ibe of Its kind In this section. Lulldlng of roads, driveways, and It Is essential that promlm-m men building lilock*. they have furnished lion be made of this well known large <|uintlli.s of e xr . Ih nt gravel establishment. which has been to thL country, being one of th>- one of (he vital factors In the devel firms that has be. n »circled hy lb.- opment of this section. Their plant contractors to supply a large TRAFFIC SIGNALS GUIOE BABY SALMON OUT TO SEA pati of their order* fot Itesi estate luca who uut and Improvlug n*w ► h.iiild get lu touch wlth Ih* pioduct ar» laylng subdivisión» Gita tirio as G u y ar v a h i« l o fu m is ti any quautlty •■u siluri Duli e «. Th « Portland Ha.-u) « Grani r » ara thoruugh.y .unv.-r.ani w itj ev.-ry featur* of tb« business l'b«y bave i>e*u te.jHiUalbl* fur thè fremendoli» stride* tu tbe from that Ibis iarge concern ba. tuad<- and tug.-ther wlth their associate« In thè company bava always bren real booster, for Ibe rommuntiy. Tbcy bave b*en ready ami w llllti» ai al| time» lo lend their huslnes, wlsdotu and personal a< ► Islance tu all proposliluna (bai promise th« develupment of ibis sectlon , Goodsman Concrete Vaults lo. ..I und. i i.iki r ol ll.-avi-riou | Friends watching (he beautiful oak hauill.i ih i. eo.upanys vau lt». Ho ‘ oi mahogany cask.-t lowered into the Elactrle Nets Ara Placed In Coast popular an- th. concret«, vanii» lo gr-ve have (he satisfaction that If Stream* by United State* da> that ni oui - |uirla « f Ih.- nailon that vault w.-n- opened twenty years OovernmenL lorty per cent of burlala an- lutnk hence. Gist cask.-t and Its aacreU con mad«- lu Ge in One firm l.i i'h ira g » lent would b« untouched and un- Han Francisco.—Offspring of »nlrimn iiianufuciur. » 12" » » per y a r . f a l l harmed by th* elements. Juat as the that spawn In Pacific const streams, T r i n i t y 8329 at là "! K r . -n in n i Jn memory of the loved one will remain In obedience to th« tdtillral command to t>« fruitful and multiply, will bead fo r ila ml lind Guy will g.adly give Immortal, ao will the earthly remains rest untouched by the subtly devas toward ault water next spring guide.) >ott I n to rn ia i Inn r o n e . - r n l n g them-. by under-tlie water traffic signals. There Is Hou»11IIIug of h.-BUllfUl tallng water and dual of the grave Knowing little of the ways of life, Irug.-dy around the modern Funeral directors all over th* burial the baby fish are being aided hy the service. Flowers, a magnifie ut cas country are realizing the desirability United States government which la ket. funeral music and the stately of advising the use of (hear vaults. now busy Improving Its atop and go burial service. But all this becomes They know that anything which w ll1 signals for the unsophisticated salmon. utjy trag.-ily If we have to reallie console and lessen llie bereaved In I-ate In October und early In So vein the mother salmon rushed up that lu a few days or a few week* the time of sorrow la worth while Thus the course uf modern pro stream, leaving their salt water roam the elementa will destroy all that ing places for the time being. In v hielt we reverence and which uow 1 gress goes on We are preserving llio fresh water eggs were laid. Sometime Ilea und.-r the racr.-d soil of the acred traditions of the race started In December the eggs will hatch hut grave. Bui Gila need not h<-. The hy the ancient Egypllana Ibouanuda tha newcomers will remain In the Goodaiiinn fonerei.- Vault* mauiifac of years ago We are preserving th« stream* until next spring. memory of our loved ones by losur Aided hy the current, resulting from turisi by Itila Gnu tulowa Ilo- beau the full stream, the little fish will put tifili memory of the last servio«- to Ing that those sacred remains wilt out to sea for the first time. Between b< unspoiled hy the thought of de test forev.-r In peace undisturbed, (heir birthplace and open water there »(ruction of the element». This ett untouched. The contemplatios of Ilea many a hazard. terprlslng company has been one of this Is beautiful. Blind ditches and shallow creeks Go- leader* In the manufacture of Th, no-mta-ra of this well known are tha principal danger to baby fish. element proof hurlai vaults. They concern are men of hl»h husltw-as In these ditches and creeks they sometime* stray and wander about have been Introduced In this com «landlng and they lake i l l -Ir (la ce munlly and no funeral service here jaw community servants Th-y it cog aimlessly, vainly seeking Mg water. It la such a hazard that Uncle Ham In considered complete unless iht nlze that 'heir I usines* success only seeks to prevent. Ho electrically ( asket la lowered Irto one of these adda to :h» lr obligations (o the com charged wire net* are placed over (he waterproof vaults munlty mouths of these ditches and stream*. When the young salmon strikes the net he turns hack to the river channel. Dodging the electrical shocks, the salmon ultimately reaches the sen. Thousands of dollars are expended annually by Uncle Ham. the task of getting the baby salmon safely out of the spawning grounds being his contribution to the fishing Industry. One-Lane Road» Widely Used in Rural Sections III, TYPING T A UGHT IN T W E N T Y DAYS SO YOU CAN WRI TE T H I R T Y FIVE TO FI FTY WORDS PER MINUTE t-tilcago.— Motorlaia accustomed to driving over full width highways will he surprised to know there are 2,548) miles of single track concrete road* i SHORT HAND IN T H I RT Y DAYS AT THE R A T I OF ONE HUNDRED ' In (he United Stale* roads on which WORD8 PER MINUTE only one traffic Inn« Is puvi-U. in spite of (lie limitation lu width, these road* are serving the traffic they are called CORRESPONDENT SHORT HAND COURSES CAN BE ACCOMPLISH- upon to carry almost u* efficiently as two-lane pavements could. ED IN THREE WEEKS BY PUPI LS WHO WI L L STUDY Single track roads have on« paved lane with a wide shoulder of gravel -----DAY AND NIGHT COURSES____ or dirt alongside so that cars can pass each other. Two hundred and seven counties In — PHONE A T W A T E R 2*42 _ thirty states have built single track roads. In addition to the mileage In use at the present time, more than WS) mile* have been widened by laying a second strip of concrete beside the first to meet Increased demands of trafllc. 48485323532323484890482353485348535353235348482353534823235353
