Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, March 18, 1948, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextP itch er Beats the Senators W h ile Enjoying T h e ir Pay F IC T IO N T h e W a s h in g to n S e n a to rs p a id a p itc h e r to b e a t th e m . W h e n P itc h e r W es F e r r e ll w a s u n c o n d itio n a lly re le a s e d b y th e S e n a to rs , he w a s g iv e n 10 d a y s ’ p a y . D u r in g th e 1 0 -| T R IA N G L E ? Sure, If you th in k d a y p e rio d c o v e re d b y h is fin a l in e» 'ñ n t< itrln o 1 n ..e p a y c h e c k fr o m W a s h in g to n , W es c o u n tin g M a ry H ill w ith the three s ig n e d w ith th e N e w Y o r k Y a n k e e s m en y o u 'd have a square, w o u ld n 't a n d on A u g u s t 18, 1938, p itc h e d you? S ee ? t l! e S e n a to rs ^"in n *n ^ ViC‘ ° r y A n yh o w ’ We w cre on the WUd o v e r th e S e n a to rs , R iv e r b rid g e jo b A nic<? change u B y F R E D E R IC K S K E R R Y Corner A was, too, w ith B a rre t F a lls C e n te r o n ly a m ile a w a y ; no c o n s tru c tio n ca m p in th is p ic tu re . You could get ro o m and b o a rd in som ebody's house o r you could ta ke a room o n ly and eat out. A n d the boys who hadn t been too q u ic k in g ra b b in g a i ro o m and board to o k th e ir m o rn in g and e vening m eals a t the E lite L u n ch —th a t is, those who had got a peek at w hat was in sid e the three- sided counter, I d id m y s e lf. M3 J r * 1" ' » H • . M M •-*' . Bran Muffins with the Marmalade Baked in Easy! T ry ’em f o r Sunday “Brunch” 3 tablespoons 1 cup sifted shortening flour H cup sugar 2 4 teaspoons 1 egg baking pew der 1 cup Kellogg's 4 teaspoon salt A ll-B ra n 4 cup orange % cup m ilk marmalade Cream shortening and sugar thor- oughly. Add egg and beat well. Stir in A ll-B ra n and m ilk. Let soak u n til most of moisture is taken up. S ift flour w ith baking powder and salt. Add to firs t m ixture and s tir only u n til combined. F ill greased muffin pans one-half fu ll. Press tablespoon fu l of marmalade into top o f each muffin. Bake in moderately hot oven (400 °F.) about 30 minutes. Makes 9 muffins, 2 4 inches in diameter, or 12 small muffins. America’« most famous natural laxative cereal — try • bowlful tomorrow. More than just aTO NW - ¡t’s Pow erful nourishm ent! Recommended by Many DO CTO RS Scott’s Emulsion is a great H IG H E N E R G Y FOOD TO N IC for all area I Helps, tone np adult systems low in AAD V it a m in s . H e lp s children build sound teeth, strong bones. S C O TTS EM ULSION H lQ H ENERGY T O N IC PILES TROUBLE? F o r Q u ic k R e l i e f a 1-------* * - DON’T DELAY any LONGER: Now doctors formula you can use a* discomfort of pain_ i distressing . ,ngr discomfort rtnh7L«r ' °? due to plles- Tends to sof- « £ . “ ? ? rlnk, 8wellln«- L-'se this proven doctor’s formula. You’ll be amazed at It . aSiL°n reI,ef- A«“ d m /g ir t f ° r Thornton ft Minor's Rectal Olnt- •u S c tlS L . UFP° ’ ,,Oirle8' Follow label in- su u ttlon s. For sale at all drug stores. SPEEDED-UP COMFORT for so-called KIDNEY SUFFERERS A nd M a ry H ill was v e ry good fo r the eyes. F re sh and sweet and cool lo o kin g she was in h e r w h ite rig , even on the h o tte st d a y —and lo v e ly te look at. I fig u re d she was 28 o r 29. T h a t steel c re w , though, was a new breed to M a ry H ill. A h a p p y- g o -lu cky bunch, as re a d y fo r a scrap as a fr o lic , w o rk in g h a rd and p la y in g h ard. One n ig h t when I was a lm o st the la s t to leave M a ry said *‘I suppose the d a n g e r you fe llo w s a re in a ll day m akes you gay and lig h t-h e a rte d w hen you get aw ay fro m it. M en fa ll som etim es, d o n 't th e y ? ’ ’ We p u t i t dow n as an accident. B u t I w ished i t h adn’ t happened be tw een th a t p a rtic u la r p a ir. The news got to the E lite before we did, and M a ry shared the general gloom . pain», ACbee, urgee once tKoughl ertttrtlu dut U for ‘’ 'ffker, longer-lanting relief, •ootht bladdtr A. well as .timuUte kidney action. P it “*? 1 ! ty new Lidney-bfadder) hlV’ i rect »«ladve-like action I 1 At y °u£,dru* 8 lat' L'nleaa you find M O N EY DOUBLE YOUB TIGHI ACHING J CHEST COLDS ■US ON MUSTERQLF I heard Him speaking through the song of birds; And clearly, plainly, through the silver I heard His words. I saw God’s face upon a flower today; I saw Him moving on the hills, and oh, He walked upon the water of the stream, I know! I know! I heard God’s voice, I saw His shining face; He spoke to me; fie moved along the land; I reached through all the beauty of the day And touched His hand. training TRAVEL . . . RAT The Yaiy lias a Real Biisinm Pr»p«si(mn for Yon F in d out about thia o p p o rtu n ity by re a d in g the. d e ta ile d b o o k le t, “ L if e in the Peacetim e N a vy.” A sk fo r yo u r copy a t the N a vy Re c ru itin g Station. 1 t SALE Low bed ernil Ita lle r, 29 ton eapnrttv 40. ft. bed 40 It over HI. k ft. wide, M In. high Io ou« 19 heavy duly tlree, 3 'iSnken dual uxlee; Wr«tlnahi>it»e a ir brake« E IN T E R N Tri J'H O K I I.IIN _ ( I I I lin e CO. M'awre, Oreg'aa DOGS, CATS. PETS. E TC .~ I H t l T T L N t HP W I F I K nt atu d Fee 233 00. Ite g U ie re d A .K .C . and F. |> ft. It. W h ite »m l O range. Id e a l bird ■log», <'la rk F la k , Ito n kfo rd , W ash, REAL ESTATE—MISC. SEASIDE INCOME I ’ rlred fer Quirk Male Three pump chevron gaa alallon and aaven modern, furnished rnltagea, with locked g.itagee, city eewer anil w utrr. Gas •quipped. Aleo nil modern owner's three- bedroom home, now under conelrurtton at an eelltnaled roel of I I 1.000. An all year 'round Income on lot illg h u o y wlUiln the city lltnlla ot Mr »side. Seven In i. )q f n ro of room for mote collage«. Elderly coopie operullng. Will »ell for *33.00«. This It way below reproduction roel You mu»t ate this Io appreciate the value. 210.000 cash, term« on b-Honce. Inquire of owner ai It 'll a. Holladay llr . Neaelde. Ore . er Write P. J. U IK T H IC K . I ’ .O. Bea 171. im r mo. groan; 212.000 w ith term s. W r it « John K o ayd nr, Toledo, Ora. WOOD W O H K IN O HI1OP. Comp equip. O hl ru t. R ent 2 1 000 Rue l»lat. O th e r In te re s t. tIS e o cash. It I Piper .13 Cuba (1 »4«), no tim e aim-« engln« m a jo r, 1 1 ISO each. 1947 Ktlnaon I5o, low tim e. J. La P la n te . 33B N. P o rtla n d 13, O regon. 24200. B m lth -L lv ln g a to n A ir S e r v ic e Xnc. CorvalU a, O regon. F a n cy p ig e o n s , itic « lis t free. JEW ELL CIAMI] FA R M , DAN. V IL L B . IL L . B. M uesel, I-IIO T IK iltA I’ l l l t ' HTI IIIU fur sale. Ixirat- near the M cN ary Darn prolert. Forn apartment In beck. Reasonably priced* Contact R a r e » l u . l l « . K e n n e w ic k . M a t h ! ed n,°>",'r 1 » “ •»• • »<> pr. «hoe sk d r .. IW pr. rintf akiitra, music, public Address •¿ •'em . wheel »tinder lolly pup niach . ticket» and everythin« but bid«. A lia new pari« tout «lock. Io» tad Are. ». | . Lereel Grave, Ore«en, Phene XO9WX. TRAPPERS AUTOS, TRUCKS 6. ACCES. 1 NEW P o in t 'i- W 11; 111 <* * - „ lowbed t r a ile r (a r m y ) , «’ 7“ wide. 1 Used P o inter W llla m e t '« towbed tru lle r, K -ft. wldn. D u a l axle». 14 00a 2« tire » , a ir brake», 21X00 each. 2 14.00x20 e x tra tlre a , lube» und w heel». 210» each TRAP W IT H SHUR FUR tHUt WX 11 A SAIT (MOI A IC tN fl IIIM O I O U A IA N tlfO »110111 m THt I IA II IN O Ot ANT l U I M A IIN O AMMA1. IA IT1 10» MONTHS IN »AIN O« SNOW. W t 11 T»A»1 IO » >1 »0. r o iT A s t riiF A to . H O U L A V D T R A R B r E R CO M PA NY E v e r e tt, W ash . 4 lu m b e r tru c k « w ith re p a ir «hop tru c k » w o rk in g on Contract«, lie - P a ir «hop 20x50. 8 room m odern house local cd on 2 acre» o f land 4 m il« fro m S w e a t H om e, Oregon. P ric e 220,0»0, te rm » .in p art. A L S O bay« 40 m illio n fee t o f aecoiid g ro w th f i r on the coast v e ry re a sonable. W e apectnlle In T im b e r arid F o rm <. S w e e t H om e R e a l B e . t« te Co., b w e e t H om e, O regon. SHUR FUR MFO. CO. »O« 5031 VOITIANO 11. O IIO O M PLAN TS A nd Ja c k toppled to fo llo w it down to the riv e r. A il of h im but his legs was o ff th a t s ix by six p la tfo rm . the o n ly news she le t out w as th a t D ave had h e a rd th a t J a c k was get tin g on a ll r ig h t b u t w ould be la id up fo r a lo n g tim e . F o r th re e e v e ry day. weeks M a ry cam e Then the c re w was th ro u g h w ith the b rid g e , and D ave, m a k in g a la s t e ve n ing v is it, was as dead-pan as e ve r. T h a t puzzled me, and I banked on M a ry being less shut m outhed. A N D , th in k in g o f her, I realized th a t once out o f the h o sp ita l I'd see lit tle o f h e r. I had th a t load on m y m in d when she cam e n e xt a fte r noon lo o k in g pleased as Punch. She to ld m e how the gang had b id her good-bye the da y before. Then she said, “ I had qu ite a c o m p lim e n t la s t n ig h t, C h a rlie : D a ve asked m e to m a r r y h im .” “ C o n g ra tu la tio n s , M a r y !” I gaid. “ D a ve is a g ra n d g u y.” And I m e a n t it. "Y e s , he is ,” she nodded. "H e ll m a ke a fine husband—fo r some g irl who w ants to w o rry about h im w h ile he's c lim b in g o ve r bridges. B u t I had to tu rn h im down. I ’ ll m a r r y nobody I have to w o rry about a t the s ta rt. T h a t's that. Now look, I ju s t ta lk e d w ith the doctor. He says yo u can leave here in tw o o r th re e days, b u t y o u ’l l have to go | easy on th a t leg, even a fte r the cast AND SEEDS R f X K I i l l . l . E V E R I I E A R I N U S tra w - b e rry P in n i» . In w holcaulo loi». Henil f<>r prie«-». D avid B. L offfren, R ou t* 3. B e a v er tcn . Oreg-on. She reached out and grabbed m y ' hand. "C h a rlie , you are d u m b ! D id j l i l . l ' K I I K R K I E h N e w e s t nini bent In c u ltiv a te d b lu e b e rry n ian t», tieni! you th in k I was a d is tric t nurse, o r, f» r fo ld e r. E b e rh a rd t B lu e b e rry N u re e rte e , R o ute 1, B o x 37«, O ly m som ething — co m in g here e v e ry I p ia , W a s h . da y? ” B u t—” I could h a rd ly speak. “ I thought — w e ll, w ith Ja ck and! D ave . . A N K fo r o u r ll» t o f beet peach v n rle - tl< » to p la n t fo r road»l<le m a rk e tln if. <)ur bud» cut fro m b ea rin g orchard», checked by Htnte In»p ecto r» fo r vlruM and paa.-o d. W a e h ln g to a n u r NINETY TRUCKS W H OLBRALIM O TO E V E R B O D Y s e r ie s , T op p en ish , W a ih ln r to n . “ Business, d e a r,” she cu t in. " I I V a rletle H fo r i own the E lite Lunch, so w h y j B lu eb e rrl«» — Proven fie ld and bom«. F o r In fo rm a tio n ' w o u ld n 't 1 b u ild up good w ill w ith w r lie o r v is it V e ry b e e t B lu eb e rries , I the custom ers? You n e ve r asked me O ats, W ash . o u t.” POULTRY. CHICKS & EQUIP. 21.095 am i u p ' 1 344 fi.M C fix« te n - wheel 2 4 ton, long ft »hftrt W . D , look A ru n lik e new. 1943 S te rlin g 6x4, 7 ton cab ft chassis. 21,995. * ’ < '4 -to n pickup, 2«95 1 944 Dodge 4x4 3-4 ton panel a m b u lance. 2995. 1943 <i.Mi: 4x2 2-to n, L W B w /lu m b e r ro ll» , 21,495. 1940 KM In te r. 6-yd. dum p, c iv ilia n • ype. 22,260. 1944 Obey. 4x1 tra c to r w /G th w heel, new, 2995 ’ 1939 M Mod. I A illx C l.a im e rs Bull« doxer, 23.750. M a n y O th e rs to Choo»» F ro m M U S T S E i: T O A P P P I t E f l A T R E Z T E R M S , R A N K IN T E R E S T “ N o t because I d id n 't w ant to ,” 1 said. “ B u t a ll those fellow s, Jack O u r 25 year» o f serv ie « to the com m e rc ia l p o u ltryrn e n o f O regon and | and D a ve —” U a M b ln g iu n ha» proven to u» Hint VIRGIL'S 1101 STEWART o u r baby ehlx m u »t bo o f the h ig h She gave a kin d o f snort, “ You SE A T T L E . W A S H IH O T O N est q u a lity fo r the n um ber o f re-1 peat order« » « a re p e ltin g fro m d id n 't th in k a w om an w ould be in y e a r to year. Send fo r price ll» t. ANOTHER BOATLOAD terested in the o n ly m an around E R IC X S O N S H A T C H E R Y who d id n 't seem in te re ste d in her. j ■ i l i a boro, O regon R o u te V o . 5 • 1.003 and up. Several 1044 CiMC 2',i-tont fix« ttn-wbeel cargo type, long and abort No. So I had to find out a ll about T U R K E Y S — H E L T H V I L I . E K .M A I.I, W- n , wonderful rendition, excellent tire», eteel rubs, w m c liri. *te .; easy teime, bet yo u fro m those others. And you had b ro ad -breasted w h ite p ou lt» w ith I ter prices to denier« of 10 or more. liv a b ility b efore unknow n to t u r . Al»«„wbolc»olln« >, ton Ambulance». to go and get y o u rs e lf h u rt fo r me key«. O rd e r now, M o rttirk H a tc h e ry , J‘ lon Weapon Currier» to get a good chance a t y o u .” Mt. 3, F o r t O rch ard , W a s h in g to n . end 104« 9-ton hterling 8x8 ten wheel chasais und cab. Ion« w D. L iste n , ’ I said, " A m in u te ago F I V E p o p u la r breed» fo r < k k p ro d u c -1 VIRGILS tlo n and fin e m e a t typ e. W h ite ! yo u said you w o u ld n ’ t m a r r y a n y L eg ho rn », N e w H a m p s h ire », I ’a r- 1101 R lrw arl at H arm - Beattie, Week. body who c lim b s b rid g e s .” R ie n te r Red», K o cksh lre» and W h ite , 1MB F eterbllt complete w i t ) , van. excel, R ock» fro m ouHtandlng b re e d in g , condl. «ultable for io« rig change over. “ I know I d id ," she a d m itte d . stock. U . 8 . A p p ro v e d -U . 8. p u ll- Cant. > rank linker a l Van W nUra ft Re«- " B u t y o u r c lim b in g days are over, o ru m I ’asaed. O ne o f tlie la rg e st I ere, lac.. SUM N.W . Yeon. Perlland. Orc«. and oldest b ate lle rie » in tlie N o rth -1 C h a rlie —so Doc says.” West. I.eg h o rn cockerel« 4c. S E A T T L E H A T C H E R Y , 6744 E . M a r g in a l! T h a t stopped me. S till, I could a l W a y , S e a ttle , W a s h in g to n . w ays have a good b e rth in the p la n t —o r some o th e r p la n t. M y tongue HELP WANTED seemed tied, b u t 1 m anaged to m a ke T U R K E Y M A N experienced In r a is i t w o rk. "W o u ld you m a r r y me, in g and m a n a g in g breeder» fo r | M a ry ? ” . N o rth w e s t fa rm . O p p o rtu n ity fo r | q u a lifie d man. S ta t., experience, She was o ff the c h a ir lik e a flash givo reference. B o x 469 De» M o ln e « ,, and s ittin g on the edge o f the bed, J W * ' a sh in g to n . h o ld in g m y hands. “ H e’ s said i t l ” j FARMS AND RANCHES she laughed. "T h e d u m b bunny has a c tu a lly said it ! W ould I . . .” ! <9 A C M B 8 on W in d R iv e r, W a»h., 124 I All. N . o f Carson. 1M acre» clear, 14 in c u lt. Korne f r u it tree», flood w ell. A b o u t 80% level ground and 20 acres fenced, paved rd. Scho. b u i and p w r. lino to p ro p e rty . Cash I «ale. W r ite B o x 422, Stevenson, I W a sh ., V. D. P an d rel. HEAR D God’s voice upon the wind todayj R e fr ig e r a tio n Co., i s l e N S. KI1L I n .s w o r tb , P o rtla n d . O regon. Pk. T R 0044. c o ln S t., Spokan e, W a sh in g to n . So a fte r a ll, you m ig h t say th a t the a ffa ir tu rn e d out to be a PCD tagon. (8 u t c e « locker», b o ttle ooolera, reach In boxea .Meat cnaea. E v e ry th in g In re frig e ra tio n P o rtla n d •«■», b u ilt in sw itch bo ard «. a u to m a tic governor«, etc. 8. 9333 L la - D ave Johnson was the q u ie t, s e ri ous kin d , and an A -l b rid g e ja c k . B ut, now th a t he seemed out o f the ru n n in g , he q u it co m in g a lto g e th e r. C le m Sask and Benz w ere n o t ta lk - ! tag. A n a m bulance took Ja c k to the nearest h o sp ita l, a s m a ll one in s m a ll to w n tw e n ty m ile s aw ay. I guess th e y fe lt a t the h o sp ita l th a t th is jo b on J a c k was too m u ch fo r th e m because th e y d e liv e re d Ja c k to a b ig c ity h o sp ita l. K BI’M IUBR ATO R SQ U IPM B M T (coat 21 150) 2575. B U S IN E S S & IN V E S T . O P P O R . SO K W . 127-220 v o lt, 2 Jilin ie, l»le»el , , ouipl. engln« (coal 14**1). 217'". A ll n F D R Y C L E A N IN G n i s i . I la in AC inoilcla w ith e le c trlu » tin t ' eqpt.. bldg, am i lot, a v e ra g in g 21200 B y th is tim e the c o m p e titio n fo r M a ry was a ll b u t general. I was on the side lines, you m ig h t say. B e in g i fie ld engineer, I was some o ld e r than m ost o f the boys— n o t so m uch, but enough to m a k e m e conscious of the diffe re n ce . J a c k Benz, C lem Sask and D ave Johnson seemed to be fa vo re d . Benz, a good-looking, w is e -c ra c k in g chap, e v e n tu a lly m o nopolized M a ry ’ s tim e . W o rk in g fro m both ends, we were now a lm o st re a d y to jo in steel. Ja c k and D ave and C le m w ere to g e th e r on the down r iv e r truss. T h e y ’d p u t the head o f a s tru t o r a d ia g o n a l in place fo r the riv e te rs , then go dow n to b o lt the foot. D a ve was on a h a n g in g p la tfo rm below w hen J a c k w ent down, le a v in g Sask to tig h te n the bolts, J a c k had no sooner stepped on the p la tfo rm — h a d n 't tim e to a n ch o r his sa fe ty b e lt _ w hen C le m Sask dropped a spanner. C lem le t out a y e ll. B u t th a t seven- pound spanner was on its w a y and bounced o ff J a c k ’ s head. A n d J a c k to p p le d to fo llo w i t dow n to the riv e r. A ll o f h im b u t his legs was o ff th a t s ix by s ix p la tfo rm . B u t th a t was as fa r as he w e n t be cause D ave had gra b b e d a sus pension lin e and had th ro w n h im s e lf across J a c k ’s legs. T hen he reached dow n the o th e r h and and took a fis tfu l o f J a c k 's o v e r-a ll— and w h a te v e r was u n d e rn e a th i t — and p u lle d J a c k back. A nd i t a ll hap pened w h ile y o u 'd be s tr ik in g a m a tch . FO R SALE HAHB1TS & SKINS L a te r C lem asked fo r his tim e — is off. He’ s g e ttin g crutches fo r you. W A N T I . I V H I t A l H I IT H 4 lb» up. ra b w h ich was Just as w ell. Now I have it a ll figured out. I have b it akliiu, libi««, wool, m ohair, cuh - A few days la te r D ave began to a p e rfe ctly good house and oodles cara. Ilv » tm u ltiv , K u b y * Coiuim ny, «39 a. W . F ro n t, P o rtla n d , Oregon. eat ag a in in the E lite . A nd I q u it o f room , and nobody in it b u t m y s ta y in g la te to look a t M a ry when se lf — except when Ann Jam es is D E I It, I l .K , ' '»>W nini F u r M ilo m il Into leather moi made imo she w a s n 't co n sta n tly on the m ove. there doing housew ork—and th a t's conta, gloviM , ito . to ii o i r m auxorr A few weeks a ftv rw a rd s we were where you go fro m h e re .” O r wn luiv them . O herveny Olova and T a n n in g Co., 1187 M. W, 18th p ra c tic a lly finished w ith the b rid g e ; “ Listen. M a ry ,” I p u t in. “ Y o u 've A ve., P o rtla n d , Oregon. h a lf the c re w had le ft. One n ig h t 1 been an angel o f kindness. B ut R A B B IT BKtMB AMD HX44HBK w ent to the p ic tu re house and saw there's a lim it, I know w h a t these 15 «•.•lit« lo r W h ite l-'r» • i »kin» M a ry and D ave s ittin g a couple o f sm a ll places are, M a ry , and I w o n 't IS h Io ig h tension a lro tc h c ra I1.S5 dos row s in fro n t. I fig u re d th a t D ave have you ta lke d about on m y ac p repaid. S hip to B. B. L u ee, W arren, O regon was m a k in g up fo r lo st tim e . A fte r count . . .” the show, w h ile on m y w a y to w here MISCELLANEOUS “ I see w h a t you m ean. She I slept, I crossed the stre e t Just as a looked down a t me, and h e r eyes A C T IC A L N u ra r i G uid e Io b etter c a r popped out o f a cross stre e t. 1 were d re a m y. “ O f course i t w ould P R Monition». Copy Sic. Mm-1 •iti.ih l» , got i t in the rig h t leg. l l o t 484, Ilc lllu g h u m , W a s h in g to n . be nice . . . ” I suid nothing, and she E v id e n tly a busted leg w asn’ t too wagged h e r head and looked a t the BLKCTKIO MOTOR SH O P m u ch fo r th a t little h o sp ita l in the ceiling. W e ll e q illp pi ‘I r» tttb ll»lie d m o tor re p a ir »hop In Y a k ln in V o lle y. Id.ooo n e xt to w n ; anyhow th a t's w here I “ M y heavens! D id a w om an e ve r ' shop und equip. 1 12,008 Inclm l«» landed. D ave was w a itin g when w o rk h a rd e r fo r a m a n ? ” new b ric k Im lld liiK . W r it« L ane E le o trlo . Boa 394, Bunnyelde, W a e h th e y 'd got m y leg set and in a cast. T hat d id n 't m a ke sense. "W h a t had been w o n d e rin g about h im m a n ? ” I said. B P B C IA L K A L I PR IC K S B I.B C T R 1 O L IO H T I M O P L A N T ! and M a ry , b u t he was no ta lk e r. B ut “ Y ou! Who else, fo r goodness M ew and P a lly R econ dltleaed was sure I d find out so m e th in g sake?” 2000 w a tt, 115 v o lt,4 cyl. gas engine I coat 4(1501 1275. fro m M a ry , i f I could see her. "L is te n , M a ry ,” I said. I fe lt a ll 1000 n u l l , 115 v o lt, 4 cyl. gua englno A nd I d id see h e r the n e xt a fte r hollow inside. " D o n 't k id m e—not ' I (coat 2030) 2395. N E W 7500 w a tt, UR volt, 4 c y l. gaa noon; she w a lke d in to m y ro o m not about th a t.” c iik I ii « (coNt 11500) 2050. a m in u te a fte r v is it-tim e began. B ut " I 'm not k id d in g —a n y th in g b u t.” I 10 K W 115 v o lt, 4 cyl. gna engine ’ •Not o fte n .” I said. “ I t looks w orse th a n i t is. A m an is ca re fu l. You get used to h e ig h t.” Backaches, leg pains, broken sleep, painful pas sages usually go so much quicker ifyou switch i ? ; * “ doey-bladder) Pill.. They ’ romptly relieves coughs of C lassified D epartm ent QUESTION OF ANGLES Enamel-Coated Tin Cans Play Part in Atom Role th ro u g h the p la n t tissues I t is ---------------------------------------------------- essary to have e xa ct know ledge as ’A vcrage Temperature«* to the ra d ia n t e n e rg y present a t the ” We’ ve always been a b it skeptl- s ta rt of the e xp e rim e n t. T h is is pos o ' ’average tem peratures’ as sible by using fre sh soil, a new con •uch, ’ A. F. M erew ether, A m erican ta in e r and e x a c tly m easured quan A irlin e s superintendent o f meteor- titie s of ra d io a c tiv e chem icals. olgy, says. “ In M a rch M exico C ity's B u t If a c la y c o n ta in e r had been used p re v io u s ly , the pot w ould have become a t least s lig h tly ra d io a c tiv e , and so w ould add some un- average is, say, 60 degrees. T hat means m edium -w eight clothing. B ut a fte r you a rriv e w ith a spring w ard robe you find th a t the m e rcu ry m ay reach a w a rm 80 degrees d u rin g the m easured ra d io a c tiv e energy th a t Aov «„ j j I ----- • u u m i« u ie w ould c o m p lica te the e xp e rim e n t. X ‘ .°tiU k “ I t w ould d is tu rb w hat the scie n tists -g e fe m p « a tu r i! a t 60 te rm the “ c o n tro l” of c o n d itio n ., , leaves the averag« tem per in I ' l « , m oderate .ta te ,” SPECIAL BETTER H E A L T H ! • Hemorrheicf, • U n til oad Col«« Allmantt • O attrlt U ltit Treated without Hospital . Operation Write or cell lor FKEB deacriptlve booklet z Menb! tbrouth Pri^Uyi 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. P.etitiagi: MomJ*}, Wti/atiddif, Pritfay uittii 0 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phyiltlan und Sorgnon O W N E R — 50 a. d ive rsifie d , equlpd., | exc., bldg». H t . 3, box 147, Y a m h ill, Oregon. R adio Rescues Ship In e x p e rim e n tin g w ith ra d io a c tiv e Radio rescued its firs t ship tn ch e m ica ls fro m the a to m ic piles at 1901. The R oyal B elgian steam er Oak R idge, p la n t scie n tists o f the Princess Clem entine, one o f the firs t U. S. d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re ships equipped w ith M a rco n i's w ire have stopped using the fa m ilia r clay less apparatus, found the barque pots and ja rs in th e ir greenhouse Medora o f Stockholm grounded. The e xp e rim e n ts. Instead th e y are using B elgian skip p e r sent a wireless in e xp en sive tin cans coated w ith ! message to L a Panne on the B e l gian coast, and w ith in an hour a enam el. A fte r each e xp e rim e n t they rescue vessel was on Its way to aid d is c a rd the cans and soil th a t con the Medora. ta in s the ra d io a c tiv e m a te ria l, and b u ry th e m deep in the ground to get Uses of Wheat r id o f them . Wheat is second only to corn as a The reason is sim p le . In ch e ckin g Jerca' 1° United States, and un- the a ctio n o f the ra d io a c tiv e chem i- n ° rm a l conditions the m a jo r cals m o v in g out o f the soil and in to L8 rt . ,t h ®, crop is raise(i ^ r the an« th ro u g h the p la n t, the scie n tists m anufacturing o f human food. Con- m a ke use o f the d e lica te " tr a c e r ” ' i r - n * 11« j ’ .VCFy littIe wheat *• Hen' m ethod. C ounting in s tru m e n ts de- m ® a ° llv ^ stoc^ a" d Poultry, te ct and re co rd the passage o f f«»rt ’ p r° duccd fo r R e s to c k charged m olecules as they pass lower L s T S . X a T ^ ^ » BUY AOVERTISCD GOODS • H. F. Comer E. Bumalde end Grand Avenue Telephone EAat 3918, Portland 14 Oregon DENTAL PLATES A N D ALL « » « N C H t l O F D E N T IS T R Y on CREDIT TERM S to ll« S, 10, IJ M onlh« Fo Pay D r . H arry S emler , ì ) c n t U l USAT 810^-3rot MORRISON • PORTLAND, ORL S carlet F ever Death« An average o f 455 persons s till die of scarlet fe ve r In the U nited States every year, and there are a p p ro xi m a te ly 145,000 cases reported. Shortest T e rm P resident Pres. W illia m H enry H arrison, who died in office, served only fro m M arch 4 to A p ril 4, 1841. Bones In the S kull The sku ll is composed o f 22 bone., 8 o f w hich fo rm the skeleton of the cra n iu m and 14 o f the face. N othing New In F a sh io n . Three thousand y e a r, ago women of the M editerranean Island of Crete wore gowns so m uch lik e those ot the present th a t they could be w orn to a p a rty today w ith o u t lo oking out o f place, sa y. W orld Book encyclo pedia. F o u r M essage. I t was in 1874 th a t T lio m a . A. Edison developed the quadruplex telegraph system, p e rm ittin g the sending of fo u r m essage, over one w ire sim ultaneously, tw o In each d i rection.