T h e „Observer
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OREGON.
.June 16, 1916
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OREGON NEWS
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The Rapid Reader’s Review ot
Recent Reports Rewritten
P. A. puts new joy
The hapiri Reader’s Review of
By E T H E u HO LM ES
into the sport* of
Recent Reports Rewritten
In the year of our Lord 1870 in the
The location and proper marking of
town o f Strasburg a man who had for pioneer trails and other historic routes
a long while been thinking o f the di­ of travel la Oregon have been under­
vision of time Into hours constructed taken by the Oregon geographic board
one
of tbe first clocks that was ever and the Daughters of the American
The w est side section of the Salem
District M inisters’ and Laym en’s As­ made. What led him to do this was Revolution In cooperation with the de­
sociation of the M ethodist Episcopal that while the people could keep the partment of lpstory of the agricultural
church w ill m eet at Yamhill, June 27, flight of days by cutting a notet^on a college. It lg the desire of Linn and
stick for every day, they coultChave
Memorial Day Poem 28 and 29.
other chapters of the*D. A. R. to have
Close to >20,000 worth of damage no record of the part» of day» except m arkets placed along the pioneer high­
GEORGE H . B O R E R
ways, so that evidence of the old
was done by fire at Redmond when by the aun.
This man who Invented the clock— routes of travel may be perpetuated
Ms «yes; bis work Is done!
the general merchandise store of Tal­
to b la is Irtced or foemaa,
iaferro Brothers, Reynolds’ barber­ his name is lost, so we will call him while information regarding their loca­
Gustav—set It up In the tower of the tion is available.
• I aaaa, nr set of «re,
shop and the J. D. Butler drug store
church, and the people could go to bed
of ra re nr Uss of worn»»?
The stato/ejaergency board has au­
su ffered heavy losses.
and get up by its striking the hour. thorized J. W. Minto, superintendent
tsl L*y kto le v , lay bln low, „
C. A. Warrtner was found guilty at
Some of them considered him an angel of the Oregon penitentiary, to create
> b a s d s w er tbe snow!
Portland of having committed assault
who had been sent from heaven for
' W to t caw be? lie catoot knew.
a deficiency in a sum not to exceed
and battery upon the person of Mrs.
this very purpose. Straightway they
r h < la y M a la w i
Alfreda Beckman, whom he ran over committed to bis care the town culen- 815,000 to repair the damage done to
with his automobile on the Columbia dar, throwing away the notched sticks, the industrial building at the prison
ha m a afay. be fregbt bh ffebt,
river highway April 9.-
and after that it w as only he who by fire occurris' May 18.
. P rrr e i Ms tnrtb by bis endeavor.
Lane county will pool its eggs. This
Dr. J. E. Anderson, of The Dalles, could tell them „when anything that
Let M a sleep la solean sifkt.
the author of the Anderson bill, which bad been appointed for a certain day plan of marketing under the direction
Soap forever and forever.
of the county grange organization has
formed the foundation of the present was. due.
Lay M a low, lay him low,
One duy a young man—Martin Stel been applied to livestock, wool and mo­
statew
ide
prohibition
la
w
/
has
an­
to tbe clover or tbe snow!
ger—went to Gustav and said to him: hair with success. An egg circle Is to
nounced his candidacy for the speak­
Wbat cares be? lie cannot know..
’’Gustav, I love Katrina, the daugh
be formed in connection with each
ership of the 1917 legislature.
ter of Frau Tlnkhorner, and Katarina
Lay him low!
Vast tracts of land in the Silver loves me. But her mother Is forcing grange, each forming a unit In a coun­
creek and Harney valley projects In her to marry old Carl Oberman, who ty organization.
PnM M a to Ma country's stars,
The North Bend Mill & Lumber
Harney connty may be reclaimed by is rich or supposed to be. I happen to
Bafl tbs finre and fire tbe volley!
know
a
man
from
whom
Oberman
company
of North Bend has recently
irrigation,
according
to
a
report
Just
Wbat to M a are all oar wars?
received by State Engineer Lewis from stole a ¿valuable Jewel. Thia uren’s Inaugurated an expansion policy and
Wbat bat death bewocktaflolly?
the United States reclamation service. name Is Knelft, and he has since been with new improvements contemplated
Lay M a tow, lay him low,
looking all . I,rough Gorman, for the
M I, lw 0 or th
month>,
Development work upon an iron
to tbs clover or tbe snow!
man who robbed him. Knelft is now
it
will
have
increased
the
mill
capacity
mine located by Charles McCorkle, in In
c a m be? He cannot know.
I can
from its original output of 50,000 feet
the southeastern edge of the Canyon hid? where Oberman Is; he will
Lay b ia low!
wül come
c
City lim its, is now in progress. The here; it will be known that Oberman a day, to 150,000 for the same working
ore is of high quality 7 lying in a large Is a thief and Katrina will be aaved hours.
M a to Ood’a watcbtoc eye;
The second annual W illamette Invi­
b h i to tbe band that aade
body, and is classified as chrome tron^ from marrying bina”
“Well, then, why do you not go at tational track and field meet for the
«ova weepa Idly by;
All cattle shipped into Oregon from
non-conference colleges of Oregon was
atone baa power to aid bbn.
the St. Paul stockyards must undergo once?"
‘“Katrina In order to gain time ba» won by W illamette at Salem by a
Lay bbn law, lay bbnjow,
a tuberculin test and be accompanied
promised her mother that she will
to tbe clever or tbe snow!
by a certificate of good health before marry Oberman In seven days from to­ score of alm ost double that of the near­
rare» be? He carnet
The final count
they will be admitted to the state, the day. binding herself before the Judge est competitors.
Lay b ia low!
livestock sanitary board has decided. to do so. I cannot go to Munich, find showed W illamette to be in the lead
Beatrice Yoran. daughter of ox May­ Knelft and bring him back here before with 77 points. McMinnville college
Notice •< Annual School Meeting.
or
D. A. Yoran, of Eugene, has com­ the day set for the wedding. Can you 41% and Pacific University third with
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Notice is hereby given to the legal vo- pleted a remarkable school attendance not so disarrange the calendar so thfit 28% points.
Resignation of Clyde B. Altchlson as
ttoe o f School District N o . 17 of 9herm«n record. When the high school closed a few days shall be gainedT'
ctoiaty, State of Oregon, that the annual last week this student had rounded - “But tbe people trust me implicitly a member of the Oregon public serv­
achool meeting of «aid diatrict w ill be held
In the matter o f the flight of time.’’
ice com m lssloa, to be effective June
Uttoe achool ho u a e. to begin at the hour of out 12 years without once being re-
“Wbat difference will a few days
1, was received by Governor Withy-
LJO o ’clock p. an. on the third Monday of ,ported absent or taply.
make to them?”
Joan, beiaqt the 19th day of J u n e ,‘A. D . - Road work has started irf the Cas­
Gustav, who w as a good fellow, was combe. The executive will appoint H.
1916.
"
cade forest reserve for the season. A persuaded and told Steiger that he H. Corey, pretent secretary of the
Thia meeting ia celled for the purpoae of
commission and winner of the repub­
olonttog one director to serve for three crew of IB men was started on the would do what be could for him. and
lican nomination from the eastern Ore­
Steiger
set
out
for
Munich
to
find
McKenzie
pass
highway
near
Alder
ynaa end one clerk to serve for one year,
and the transaction of business usual at Springs, IB m iles above McKenzie Knelft and fnform him concerning Ob gon district, to fill out the uncxplred
While term o f Mr. Altchlson.
bridge. June 1, under the direction of erman’s present residence.
J U L IA H A N S E N . .
Martin was gone tbe clock became
A state ladies’ auxiliary of the
Clyde
Seitz,
supervisor
of
the
forest.
Chairman Board of Directors
very Irregular. One morning it called
George E. Sanders, vice president the people from their beds before tbe United Spanish W ar Veterans will be
• Attest: C . E . J o h n s o n , District Clerk.
* Dated thia 31st day of M ay. 1916. 2tJ9-16 and general ‘ manager of th e Oregon-
Instituted in Eugene, in connection
aun was up aud tbe next struck the
Utah Sugar company, has announced hour for their rising when It was high with the department encampments of
the sale of the Grants Pass sugar fac­ in tbe heavehs. Gustav said that he the Orand Army of the Republic, i^a
*■ Tachen*
dies of the Grand Army of the Repub­
tory of the company, now under con­ feared the clock was S w itched.
Notice i . hereby given that the County
" Meanwhile Fran Tlnkhurner _ was lic, Woman’s Relief Corps' and United
struction
at
Grants
Pass,
to
the
Utah-
Superintendent of Sgerman county
, O ra .,w ill bold the regular examination of Idaho Sugar company, of Salt Lake keeping the passage of the days on her Spanish War Veterans. June 14 to 16,
own account by cutttug a uotch on a Inclusive, according to an announce­
( applicant« tor state certificates at the Court City.
.
stick for every day that passed. Tbe m ent made by women interested in the
house in Moro, Oregon, as follow«:
Three acres of land a t the Poujade
day before the one set for thé wedding
Commencing Wednesday, Jyne 28,1916,
state fish hatchery, 30 miles east of she Informed her daughter that she plan.
at 9 o ’clock a. m ., and continuing until
In the class which, will graduate
I Eugene, on tbe McKenzie river, is to must be married the next day. Katrtnn
iftotordny, in ly 1.1916, » t i p . m.
aaday forenoon— W riting, (pen- be cleared and tables and electric declared that the time had not yet from the Albany high school this week
) , Music, U . S. History, Draw- lights are to ba provided in converting passed within three days and refused are four members of the sam e family
the place into a camping ground for to comply, whereupon her mother sum —three sisters and a brother. This
fednsaday ah«rooOn— Reading, Phya-
furnishes an instance said to be un­
Manual Training, Composition, the convenience of tourists and team moned her before the Judge, submit­
ting to him the agreement between paralleled in Oregon schools. The four
Science, Method» in Reading. atere.
Conrae of Study for Drawing, Methods in
A teat mill run of the first tungiten them and bringing with her the notch are Misses Frances Myers, Helen 8.
ed stick to show that the time would Myers, Hallie R. Myers and Lyndon
Arithmetic? •
ore ever mined in Oregon, so far as
fV to a ra d a y forenoon—Arithmetic, History
be up on the morrow. The Judge look
of E d u c a tio n , Psychology, Methods in available records show, started at Vir­ ed at It and counted tbe notches, but L- Myers, all children of Mrs. Nellie
Geography. Mechanical Drawing, Domes­ tue mine, near B a k e r, which ia run the evidence of one Interested In the Myere. of Albany. M isses Helen and
tic A rt, Course of Study for Domestic Art. ning five stamps concentrating tung­ case keeping the record did not coin
Hallie Myers are twins.
Thursday after noon—Grammar, „Geofi-
The census bureau has issued the
sten
ore
from
Cliff
mine,
recently
clde
with
his
great
Judicial
ideas,
and
American Literature,
result of the census of manufacturers
Methods in Lan- opened by Frank S. Baillle, and Ken­ he sent for Gustav.
“Gustav,” be said, “what day of the of Oregon in 1914, showing increases
for Primary Certificate. Ed- neth McEwen.
t of.
compared with the prior census made
Figures compiled by Secretary of month wtW tomorrow be?’’
F r id a y foraoooo— Theory and Practice,
“The 12th, your honor."
in 1909, of horsepower, 25 per cent;
State
Olcott
of
the
vote
on
candidates
Orthography, Physical Geography .English
“But Frau Tlnkhorner says she has capital, 56 per cent; salaries, 40 per
for
ktate
and
district
offices
at
the
re­
L ite r a tu r e . Chemistry, Education— History
kept a record and tomorrow will be the
Cent; material, 25 per cent, and the
• f . Physical Culture.
cent primary election show that John 14th."
< Friday afternoon— School Law, Geology D. Mickle, republican candidate for
“My record by the clock tallies with value of products, 18 per cent. The
‘ Àlgebra. Chril Government, E d u c atio n -
the
dairy
and
food
cdmmlsslonershlp
that.’’
replied Gustav, “but tberclock total capital employed In 1914 was
Childhood end Adolescence.
Saturday forenoon— Geometry, Botany, nomination, received more votes than baa recently been bewitched and has 9139.000,000 and th e value of manu­
factured products 8109.000,000.
Bdncatioo—School Administration.
any other candidate, his total being lost two days.’’
General History,
S atu rd ay afternoon—
eft
“Who has be witched It?”
At the recent primary election three
85.516.
B oo k keepin g. Education—Methods.
Gustav approached the Judge and counties, Umatilla, Union and Coos,
-
Congressm
an
Slnnott’s
bill
appropri­
. E. Fagan, County
whispered something in his ear.
voted on the question of issuing bonds
School Superintendent. ating 894,000 for the reimbursement
“VI hat Is your nge, Frau Tlnkhon» for highway improvement. In the two
of Sherman county settlers, passed ur?” asked the Judge.
former counties the issue was over­
theftiouse without amendment, and Its
“I am forty-eight”
<Natica af Exacaters’ Sale of Real
passage In the senate te assured, thus 'T o e Judge started “Are you sure?’ whelmingly defeated. In Cooe county
Property.
the Issue carried by a majority ap­
ending s 20-yenr effort In congress for he asked.
proximating 500 votes. The amount
“Yet»,
your
honoré
1
am
Just
forty
the
relief
of
those
who
were
dispos­
In the county court of the state of Oregon
of the issue authorized is 8362,000. It
e
ig
h
t’’
-
sessed of their lands In Oregon, w ith­
for Sherman county.
The Judge dismissed tbe p a tter be will be expended in standardizing the
In the matter of the eatate of Frank G . out recompense.
Barton, deceased.
Holding that the state of Oregon fore him and ordered Prau Tlnkhorner grads of the main roads of the county.
Notice is hereby given that the uader-
into custody on a charge of having be­
The Southern Pacific recently set
cannot
place restrictions on the sale witched the town clock Gustav bad
ted, as executors of the estate of Frank
Btortan, w ill tall at private sale to the of eggs Imported from Chins or any whispered to him thut the clock hav a force of men gt work on the north
heat bidder for cash and under the con- other country, and that the act aimed Ing gained exactly forty-eight hours side of Coos Bay planting »and grass
along the Wlttamette-PgcrfCc right of
hereinafter act forth tbe following to accomplish this purpose is in con­
this Indicated that the person who had
ed rani property belonging to said
way between the Coos Bay bridge and
and more particularly described as flict with the constitution of the bewitched It was forty-eight years old
Hauser, a distance of five miles. It is
When
Fran
Tlnkhorner
admitted
that
United
State«,
the
supreme
court
re­
e The aejif of section 32. in town-
1 a of range 16 e of the W illam ette versed the judgment «of Circuit Judge she was that age It was evident she the expectation of the railway cpm-
msridisa; and fractional lots 1 and 2 in Oantenbein of Multnomah county In had bewitched the clock In order to pany that the grgas within s few years
anctioo 5 in tosmahip 1 s of range 16 east;
force her daughter to marry old Olier w ill root and spread to that th© shift
and nil of section 3 and the sc % of tbe the case of J. C. Jacobson of Portland. man ahead o f time.
lng sands will be held in check and
The building of a highway that will
ne% o f section 4 in township 1 south of
So Frau Tlnkhorner was thrown Into the railway will not» be subjected to
16 anal of the W illamette meridian, shorten the route from Portland to
prison. Two days later Martin Steiger
oH of add property being situated in Sher-
. 1 ;
Boise, Salt I^gke and the Lincoln High returned from Munich with Knelft sand drifts.
aeon county. State of Oregon.
M. C. 8mithson, of McMinnville col­
The undersigned «rill receive bids in way 150 m iles, and that will have a who went before the judge and ac
wrong for the purchase of said property maximum grade of 5 per cent, is the cured Oberman u f having stolen n Jew lege, representing Oregon, won first
Nett building in the city of Portland, plan of Wasco, Grant and W heeler el from him. Oberman was arrested place In the Pacific Coast Intercolle
i, and bids can also be sent to the
giate oratorical eontest at McMinn­
counties. The road will leave the Co­ and the Jewel found in his effects. —
in cere of the County Clerk of
But there was nothing to prove thaï ville over representatives of the Uni­
counlv at Moro, Oreg wi. The lumbia highway at The Dalles and go
the Jewel belonged to Knelft or that versity of Redlands, Stanford and
following described portion of said prop southeast through Dufur, Antelope
Oberman had stolen i t
ortV, Do-wit: Section 3 and t h A e ‘4 of the
Whitman. Gurdon Palxper. of Hod-
and Dayville along the old Canyon
Tbe learned Judge summed up the
• BO> o f section 4 ia township 1 south of
lands, was second. Mr. 8m ithson’s
City
wagon
road
to
Ontario,
on
the
case thus: It was plain that the frau
aamge to cast of Willamette meridian, in
victory
makes him the representative
Oregon
Idaho
border.
county, Oregon, subject to a
had Irewltched the clqpk for the pur
To test the constitutionality of thi" pore of forcing Katrina to wed Ober of the colleges of the Pacific ccAst at
___of 82000 with interest at the rate
of S per cent per annum from April 13th Olson law passed by the last legisla man. She w as sentenced to be burned the national oratorical contest at Lex-
1916; aug toe executors will sell the prop-
at the etake, and Oberman was reu iagton, Ky„ in D e c e m b e r .-------
who offers the largest tore, wherein candidates are given the
Hood River canning, strawberries
In cash for all of the real property option of filing by petition or by pay­ tenced to be tieheaded.
B u t^ fartln and Katriog, having at- and cherries h a v r been contracted at
described, subject to the said ing a fixed fee, H. M. Patton, of Port
and interest as above mcn- land, made a formal demand on Gov talnnl their ends, got np a oetltlon to prices higher than ever before re­
tbe Judge for partions, and. as he grant ceived. Th© Fruit Qrowers’ Exchange
r of said property to
of the 82000 mortgage am or Wlthycombe that he Issue him ed t lieux Justice w as defeated.
has sold Its Royal A gnes and other
from April 13th. a certificate of nomination by the re­
H ew the Natives T rea t Gorilla*. • white varieties ef cherries for 5%
8916. The sale of «aid real property is publican party for the office of state
Natives In the countries inhabited by cents a pound, net, to grower». The
by under of the county court of senator from Multnomah county, and
^Oregon, which order is
great apes regard them alw ays as hu­ Apple Growers’ a»»ociation has con­
that he . refuse to grant certificates
man Itelngs of Inferior typea. and It Is tracted for (he sale of it» white cher
T h u fo fou ftou first publication of this either to Gus C. Moser, A. W. Orton.
b Jams 16, 1916, nod the law date Conrad P. Olson, S. B. Huston or R 8. for this reason that for a long time It rles. the larger portion 6f the local
was fdbnd Impossible to get bold of an crop, for 5 cents, net- to growers. The
* 14M 916.
Farrell. In hie demand Mr. P a ttu B ,
S, Barton
contends that none of the above named ,
zkto.
use
r - association will sell i b »took of can
,
— Barton, Executors
41
nlng'strawbejrlea at 4% cents a pound
eg ton Estate of Frank O . Burton, de r u d l d . . « were le « .lly nominated
net to growers, who also will get b a d
since they filed by paying a fee In 1 ry to cut off tlie hand* hM
for ezecu- ahead of by petition as be did.
auimals when they killed than). JO«t »» "Their crates.
they do with their euemles. posalbtf
uH bids to the executors in care
No Mercy.
N et fielhsh.
for the purpose of rendering them
o f Sherman county,
“Your wife’» a judge o f human na
He—Do you believe In every man for harmless In case they should by any
Ur to ton executor« ia cere
tare, isn’t s h e r “Judge? Bbe’auprura.
— Platt building. blmrelf? She—Oh. no! I bellevF Ip chance come to life again,
cutlng attorney."
uverv man fo r «nme woman.
<1*
.„t L. ■ , ■ - ' --
- smoking I -
M ore than 4000 quarts of boose has
______ will answer an in-
entered upon our calendar, been shipped Into The D alles In the
a f the paper a« the date at last five months, according to records
rent «abacription expire«.
Just compiled by County Clerk Fox.
O U m a y live to
be 110 a n d n ever
feel old enough to
vote, h u t i t ’s ce r-
tajp~ sure y o u ’ll n o t
k n o w th e jo y an d
c o n te n tm e n t - o f a
frie n d ly old jim m y
- pipe or a h a n d rolled
cigarette' u n le s s you g e t on ta lk in g -te rm s
w ith P rin c e A lb e rt tobacco!
Y
DIRGE FOR A SOLDIER
P . A . comes to you w ith a r e a l re a s o n for all the
goodness and satisfaction i f offers. I t is made by
a patented process that removes b ite a n d p a r c h !
Y o u can smoke it long and hard w ithout a come­
back I Prince A lbert has alw ays been sold w ithout
coupons or premiums. W e prefer to give quality!
Prince A lbert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette
enjoyment! A n d that flavor and fragrance and
coolness is as good as that sounds. P .A . just
a n s w e rs th e u n iv e r s a l d e m a n d ( o r to b acco
w it h o u t b ite , p a r c h o r k ic k -b a c k !
P r in c e A l b e r t i» t o H
in lo p p y r » d b o p u . S r ; t id y r o d
t i m , 1 0 c ; b a n d io n to p o u n d a n d
b a l l p o u n d t in b u m i d o r » - a n d ' -
t b o l eio o o r e r y t t a i- p t o a r p o u n d
b u m id o r u fitb aponpo-m oiotonor
to p t h a t boopa I ha lo o o e r o in t u r b
a p io n d id c o n d itio n .
Introduction to Prince A lbert isn’t any harder
than to w a lk into the nearest place that sells
tobacco and ask for “a supply of P. A .” You pay
out a little*change, to be sure, but it’s the cheer-
fullest investment you ever made I
the
n a tio n a l
¡>RI NEE TALBERT
R. J. Reynold» Tobacco Co., Winaton-Salens, N . C ,
re a* rx
X.
C opyright 1 9 1 6 by R. J. Reynold» Tobacco Co.
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FROM A MEMORIAL DAY
SERMON.
' “As a leaf." in its unself­
ish. faithful and lasting
work for the tree and the
world, let each of us be. We
are leaves on tbe great tree
of free government that God
hng planted in this America
of ours; leaves whlcb-«re de­
signed to be for the “healing
of the nations of the earth.”
Those who have goue be­
fore us have built up thia
tree till its mighty branches
stretch far and wide, till its
lofty form is visible In all'
climes, and tlie weary and
-the oppressed of all landa-can
come anti here And rest and
safety.
Ix*t u» all tie like tbe leaves
In our faithful and nurelflsh
taliors to build up this mighty
and glorious tree. Let there
be no antagonisms between
classes, no animosities tie-
twoen sections, no bitterness
between parties that «hall
mur and hinder u a .k' But let
each one In his place Joyfully
and heartily co-operate with
all the rest in building up thia
great tree of jpuy country un­
til it shall lie like unto that
tree John saw In hla apoco-
lyptic vision that yields Its
fruit every month, whose
leaves are for the healing of
the nations and which grows
In everlasting verdure “In the
midst of the paradise of
God.” Theu wl}l our heroes
not have died in vain.—Rev.
Thomas T. Eaton, Louis-
vllle, Ky.
Portland, Oregon.
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
Room» without both, 81 up.
Room» with private bath, 91.50 up.
R e s tè re n t Service the best in Portland
Club Breakfast, 25c. .
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Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
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Steam Power.
The power of steam was known to
ihe ancients, a mechanical contrivance
in which It p a s used being noted by
Hero of Alexandria about 130 R. C..
but notbing cqme of it. and It was
not till the seventeenth ceutqry that
Its power was agntp recognized
A Dead Ona. \
“He ts a dead one” Is not slang. It
«jccurs in Izmgfellow’s “Spanish 8tu
d en t” The clown Chlspa says. “I have
a father, too. but be ts a dend one.”
Preparation of ParchmanL
Parclimeut la the sklu of sheep or
other auimnls prepared In sheets to
render them fit for l»elng written upon.
Tho heavier parchment, used for drum
headau Is made from the skins of asses,
older calves, wolves aud goats. AU
there are similarly prepared. The »kin,
being freed from the hair. 1» placed in
a lime pit to cleanse It from fa t Tbe
pelt 4s then stretched upon a frame,
care being taken that the surface la
free front wrinkles. Tbe flesh 1» pared
off with a clrpulaf
©f|©r which It
is moistened and whiting spread over
it Then the workman, with f. large
pumice stone, rubs the skin. He peg!
goes over It with an Iron Instrument
and rubs It carefully with pumice stone
without chalk. „Finally tbe »kin 1»
gradually dried, tightening being occs
«tonally required
Safety First. .
Passenger (to colored porter)—Excuse
me, but please tell me when tbe break­
fast car opens
Colored P o rte r - W e’s Just had oar
coffee * u d rolls, so It ’s »11 ready for
the foesta d o w .—Judge.
FLOUR.
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Hume Grown Oats Beat.
The Maine agricultural experiment
■tntloLi lias by Its wide studies of in­
heritance In oats proved the Idea cur­
rent among farmers that foreign grown
seed Is ts-tter than borne grown to have
little basis As the Journal of Hered
Ity notes, a variety frequently behaves
much better after it baa been nccllma
tized for a year or two
MANUFACTURERS OF
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Everything First Gass and up to date.
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Shop in Brick Buildrng next Observer Office
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