HAVE LIQUIDS PcRES?
A Cur.ou« E«p«' m«m That V»«»"« 1«
Pr«v« *i hai it»/ Hl»«.
it 1« imt e-my to imagine liquid»
4« l .omg pul* , though it.is M-rtns
tu li- il.v use
»L.iuti by < ria.1
fiimibwr » xperiMo tils. When u cer
tain amount • I powdered sugar 1«
slowly loured into warm water tlm
».it r will di»»oh< the -ugnr ami
jppi .ir to absorb it without iiwrea»-
ii-g ii» volume. Similarly, when al
i oiml 1» palimi into waler tile r> •
suiting volume 1» I»’»« than tlm »uin
of the two volumes.
I or in»tuncv, if fifty parts of
■ iter ami ! fty part* of ai -nlml Is«
inixiil together limy will r ake only
nii ty ¿our turi». Appa "ntly one
•»f the liquid* 1111« clitvml into the
“|or’*” of the other. Thi» rv|wri
■ nt
■ om m 1
p«’ri’ 1 i
in
laboratories i<m»i*t« hi puttin’.'
t nutrtd iiUHl’titic« of tlm two
li.,i:idr togelhvr. but tlm effe<-t
w l’jid I«’ far more «triking were it
!-...«iii|i« for Studer.!« to See one of
til- liquids actually “»miking“ into
th other. This can I h « done in tin
fiiii’iwiiig way:
Po e two gla««e«, one fljh’d to
the brim with water mid tlm other
With alcohol. In order to ■how tlm
effi t to Ix-iter advanta;'!’ color tlm
alcohol with red ink. The gla»»cs
hi!’i;d imt lie over full- that i«, tin
hurfm •- of the liquid should not
bulge iibuvi’ the rim of the glass.
When everything is ready placca
sheet it paper over the glass full
of a! ’lìmi and with a hand on the
|m’wT to k<<p it down on the nni
of th -!:i-s invert the tumbler am.
tlm h o al will remain in tlm gin«»
owin-.' to the air pressure on tin
pafivr.
Now place the inverted
tut il ’er ove,* tliv ;du»s full of water
i-od i r<- i ’II v draw out the pa|»er
Th » tan to done without •piiiing
a drop of uh uh <1, and tel a- »0 hi
:■» l.e paper 1» removed the nli-olml
w JI < Hiimcncc to drop.
<*wmg t • the fa t that it is col
on<l it is p i»«itih’ tn «co the alcohol
u Uially “-oiikin'" into the water
wbil«’ tiny air bubble* that were
formerly contained in ’Im “|mrc*”
• i’ th.’ t .iter n-e «b«wh tn tlm top
« ti e tun birr. Tin« will < >rit:nu<
fur «imi’ I.tile time until n con
• •b .1' ' u.r i p.iie forms in the tup
of the tumbler.
the tar
I, r< •
journey.
had not fallen Lel<>w .’m
i »I r< ..• t th m ■’ «-it the
MARKET REPORT
YOU CAN AFFORD A
The following srv cw«n price« qoot*H
Iv«ey.
on Thursday of each wr«k by our
It is -ird Ir. ».bollir- thlt no dealers:
word in Biblical Hebrew «’ •n n-•« an Wheat ..............................
2 M)
rlcphsnt , vet the Hebrews were fa- Oats ...................................... ...
70
nnfutr with \ »re, and the skilled Flour, per sack............................... 3 35
.-workmen of Hi rum. king of Tyre, Butter, (Countryi per roll
...
70
■f’-h: uied th- ffi’iit iron throne if Rutter Fat (net)
.. .. ..
.7S
Ndiimon grid nvorlsid it with pure »<•«. case count, per ikiten
27
•i.ld. <«•* I King« X, IS; 11 Chron Hens, per pound .... .
14 to 15
ich’« ¡1, 17,
I < irvar. ¡«-r pound ................
10
Turkeys, per pound........................
17
Ihxka, per pound I'ekin
. ...
lii
Th« Origin«! L«v«r«* L««p.
I
(lucks. Indian Runner ..................
17
Sappho’« l.i-np wa- tie name giv Pork. dre«»<«l
16|
en to a white cliff <r promontori Veal, per pound, for shipping ... 12|
am ii'iitly called Lem d .1, now Catte
Du .ito, at the southern estremiti'
of Santa Maura, one of the Ionian
i»i Hid». It w;:s »0 called bi’i'iitl’'
Sappho, the ppt’ ii, 1« reported to
have thrown Io r . If from th
height into the sea. A criminal,
with bird« attached to him to hr . I.
h » fall, wa« thrown from the cliff
it the annual festival of Apollo,
ami if he reach'd the water un
hurt he wa.» picked up by ¡1 Im.-it
la< ‘ «I there for that purp •«•. Thi*
is the r«H'k from wlie-h, accordìo-:
to the »tor», lovers throw them
■••Ives in order to be free from the
pangs of love.
Typewriter ribbons G5c
News office.
at the
ERHAPS volt tliinlc you cannot afford a motor
car bemuse you think that a satisfactory car
nimt cost fillOu or $1200. But if you will look over
the (»rant Six at
you will find that you can buy
¡1 full si 'ml. full |M>werml five ¡»assenger caT witji
everv itnpEov« ment anti refinement ami that you can
run thi« car tor a go ihml lesx than you think.
P
The (»rant Six gela on an average, from IS to 20
miles to a gallon of gasoline, i»<x> miles to a gallon of
oil an<i <itM»o m l« » or .more out of a standard tire.
e
It is so sturdily built that your repair bills are
extremelv slight. Above all it is a car fol tin* “first-
car ‘ buyer because its economy and dependability do
nut demand experience in running a cur.
Thi« wâ» a total of thirteen, one
bevond Ralph’* thro«, The uu
dictice held it« breath in »nutrì
ment.
“God ha* spoken
crini th<
prince.
Ralph. appalled by what lie r
g.irdcd a» a sign from h«-aven. con
f..... -d hi» guilt and wa» sentenced
to death
You want a car—everybody does. Get a Grant Six
now and enjt y it. It will give you everything in
cluding looks that any car up to $1 ICO can give you
Married Hi* Crandmetkar.
F nd.ng His Pl«c«.
“The Ix-it workmen tometime»
make the worst f r<-mcn,” say»
Dean Herman Schneider in th
Ami-rican .Mag.iiinc.. “ I’liere i« th
case of u drnvimin»for ¡1 big job
bing house who wa- promi-uM t
foreman b<« ause of miii»u.illv fuith
fui mid boni work. Forthwith hv
grew fretful and worried, then his
health U-gnii to (nil. He pr<»v«-d to
!
I.fu' , ; I
IU
tetr
f< -riiii 11 ever employed Io Hu- fint
one day lie asked for In* ol< I jnl.
ami Iterarne uiiic mori' I nippy and
effh lent "
,
An lbi»n Theory.
III mu- of the pillili«!:' d l< tier* of
IL»eU h*- »4/» that while he wii»
"riling one of hi« play« lie had 01:
hi» d«-»k mi empty ulo girt«« with >1
•' irpem in .1
Now and then tin
reptile u.«rld grow sick, und the au
thor would throw a pir<e of »'f.
fruit Io it, whereupon the * orp«on
Would fall i|p< ti the f ' «I fat,.ii,*h
Training.
empty its poison into it and the.
I the A- .
an ’>1 •nc D an get well agnin. “I» it not a g>»<»l
Iler. ...n S liie iiicr of tin1 engineer deal like till» with V- pint»?’’ lb
in • 1 ■' d of the I'nivrrsity ot t in «. n continue«
“Nature's law« an
cinr-ti *a‘ »;
ply in tie domain of the spirit
"I >'■ <"■’
■ t- edit we|| take to also.**’
their cla r • >ms n lc«»on from their
Ho« We Breathe
nth' »•. •’ ■ ’
No athletic trainer
« ;:ld think of putting track candi
Men ui>«l •¿•♦ much (L> n<>( hrcutli'
date« into the grand stand and giv- alike. In h vuniau the l>r<utInn
ir ' to-m .• !■■ inre mi the theori 1» from the thorax or chest, wbil-
of j':.iipm? hurdles, followed In a in 11 man it 1» muinly from tl..
demonstration of Imt own. A team diaphragm, which 1« lower down
tra .1 d i’i th » wise, pre*cii'id wiili I In» pi cvlmr iliffen-ni
is
d.| Imuas nr'.1 sent to <-oin|H'tc with lli.irkvil tl.St it 1« po »ililc to Ti
youth.» n 'i • l>a<l learned to race ami ogiiitc by it a woman disguiaed a
linn!;.’ in th«’ burly burly cotnpr- a man. although the disguise me
tit:« ii of tb> c >rm r lot w mid uiuke be faultier» in other rv»p<s t«. Mo
a pitiful iin| r<-i m ”
physiologists «av this difference i-
not due tn sex, Imt owing to arti
Tl « Ooa<! Witch.
ii< nil conditions, such a* tile wear
During the ¡eiiellion of 1745 n mg of corset».
h ' . .mli-r • mm into pm . *-mn of
a wall'll, ¡'lie thing wa» strange t>
him and it» 11« • unknown to him,
THE DEATH DICE
uml 1 » beauty mid 11» eonstsnt tick
mg gave him plcusurr. That nigh: Oran-«lie Clirwa* to a Tast U»aa I« •
Trial Fer Murder.
the wn’.’li r.:n down ami the tickin,.’
cr asi d
Th.’ I gliiander now wa*
There 1» shown in the llohvn
di rusted v 'th Jtw toy and sought lolli’tii mur’Uin a gift of the ti r
for » >
un. tu buy it. A puri Imser man etn|w ror, the “death dice,'
wii * soon found at a low prie»
with which one of Ins ati'i-stor» de-
V.’lt ti the watch and the nmne i idrd a difficult case 111 the »ever
had chinged lianJ* the highlander, tvi’iith century
Their lu»t<>ry i-
vhtti klir
'
• mor In« lairgtin, «aid, an interesting one.
*“».l . «iie I» <1 l.nt night.”—1am-
A young girl bad lx>vn murdered
don E.x press.
hwpu mu fell upon two soldier«.
Ilulph and Alfred, who were suitor
Origin «I Hockey.
fur her hand. Both the accus'd
Th” orientili origin of hoekev i.« ti. n denied their guilt, and even
prov<«l by the fact that it 1« often torture failed to extract a confes
m ati<>-.i d by Arabian writers in sion from either of them.
the carile«’, di.is of Islam nt a time
Tin n El<- t««r Ernl. rit k Willian
when I-rame and Englund hud r. » decided to cut the knot by mean
imti'ii.nl < vietem-c. They nm-ak •>{ of the dice box. The two aoldicr-
it 11« kuuia and de-cril’e it as 1 sliould th >w for their lives, and
jpime in which the kill 1» «trti k (lie |o*. r »h ulil Im executed as the
With «. curved stick called niihdj 1:1 murtlercr. Tim event was ct-’
or - mludjan. The hitter w->rd 1« brated with great pomp and s<»
lb r«ian. which ■rema tn indicate Icmntty. ,
that the Ara’’« learned the gam ’
li.ilph had the first chance an !
from their neighlion« of Iron, who threw «ixes. the highest possil.de
first taucht tîii’.i: rivilimiion.
number. The dice box was th’n
given to Alfred, lie fell on h
Killed by lmaginati«n.
knees and prayed aloud: “Almighb
A wmkman on the Siberian rail- thrtl. thou krmwest I am innocent
wav wa« mxi<b-ntullv li> k'Xl into a
I‘rot ect me, I lw »cei h thee! pa
”
n-frige ator car and wo afterward
Then he ruse to his feet ar. '
found dead. Imagining that he »«< threw the dice with such
force th
liemg «lowly frozen to death, he had
one of thc’n br»’l»c. The whole oi>
recorded In» sufferings with a pu ce showed wig, the broken
one nl-i
of chalk on the floor. The refriger gave six on the Jarrer |«ottmn
ating apparatus, however, wa« out
the fragment »;>bt eff /Inywid
of order,, 4,nl the temperature in
- — . •
•
FRED T. BILYEU
’ll re liM-d in the village of Ar-
rcton. I«le of Might, sonic years
ago a young man who wa* k-trotb
ed to » young woman. Both wcr.-
poor and in humble life, but tl.»
g:..inlfa:h< r of the young man L. I
money , and Im fell iti luxe with th*
young woman and proposed m.’.i*-
riage to her. ~'
lite ,-irl t<»!«l h r
lover, He was displca***d, but, Ln.-
mg |M>ndercd «or the dilemma MW
.1 way to extii «t- him»«-lf nr««I h
• • . rt ■ • -i ! ■ ■■
. '■ Mar
him,” «ititi he to the girl. “He 1«
rich. He cannot live loqg. Wh»-n
he dies you'll have bis money am’
I’ll have you.” She took the nd
vice
By the marriage she becanv*
the voting man’« grandmother. N d
long after the old min «lied, ami
then »‘ic wedded h< r tir»t betrothed
SCIO, OREGON
(¡run! . 1/ "t/>r ( 7//• ! ’¡»rporution. ('h rrhnnl. Ohio
Sunshine Route
Open Window Way
through
Your Child.
Does your child break into th"
conversation when wu have vn>i
ton.
l»->o« he lra»e hi« clothes lyni"
.JI over the house?
Du» Im ent aurreptitiouslv 1«
tween meals?
Dm « he lay his hand» on almost I
any thing In- want» to make some
thing out of without asking your
permission ?
Ihx-s I e mme down late tn hreak
fast ?
D »■« he mi “Huh,” “Ger?-’
And, if imt. uhv not? You arc
hi« parent, ami he 1» living in the
I’mti-d Ntat<-» of Anu-rica. — Life.
CALIFORNIA
MT. SHASTA
SAN TRANt’ISl’o
VOS EMITE VALLEY
L< >S \ \< .1.1.1 8
ORANGE EMPIRE
an<l manv other attractions
Costs Little More
Taat For Butt«r
Here 1» u test for butter »•> sim
ple that any housewife cim put it
into succe»»ful practice: A clean
piece of white paper is smeared
w th a little of the »iis]M-ct<-<| but
ter. The paper is then roUed up
and set on tire. If the butter 1-)
pure the smell of the burnt imijh - f i
is rather pl.-’-ant, Imt the ouor 1 I
distinctly tallowy if the “hutter” 1«
ini’.de tip wlmllv or in |»art of ani
mal fat. Chicago New*
Th« M«> »cm Letter Writer.
A« num of the losi-r cla-«*s ml
the City of Mexico < an neitlier read I
nor write, the Mexican letter writer)
Joes ii thriving business. He writ« 4|
letter« of all kinds—love letter«,'
begging letters—it matter» little t »
him so that he is paid for his work.)
These men are found in the plaza '
of Kunto 1* <mir -o, a »ort of market •
place, where second hand article,
are for «ale.
Coetullmg I>1 Sag«.
No Kor- nn I niiple woulil think of
marrying without consulting the
*age. who fite« the liappv dav for
them. Thin he doe« «imply bv ad
ding the brulé» age to the bridt
groom’s. ami after determining
which «tar rules the destine of thee,
united ages lie decrees that th*
wedding shall take place niton th
day «acred to that »tar.
P*tri«tic. but Ignorant.
Ahk local agent for information
JOHN M. SCOTT, Generiti 1‘a-»enger Agent.
Portland, (begun
Southern Pacific Lines
.s;
FISH BRAND
REFLEX
SLICKER
Kevps out all thy wet
DEALERS
EVERYWHERE
Vjterproo/i.
Absolute.
arv ALsrked thus —
AJTOWiacO.
BOSTON
Wallware is being tried out
here by several and they all
»peak of the ease of washing off
the grease or dirt—try a can.
Every can guaranteed by N I
Morrison.
A very raw m mit va» being put
through an examination in gcogra-
pl v w hemin he proved himself »«-
to’ishinglv ignorant. \t last, after
.1 i I'lnrv on hi« part of unusual
<let Rid ot Vour Rheumttlam
flagrance, the examiner scowled a’
Now is the time to get rid of your
him and thurulercd:
“Idiot, vop want to defend yotir rheumatism. Yiu will find Chamber-
countn and -ou don't even kno« lalna liniment a great help. The relief
I which it s(Tonis is alone worth many
where it is!”
tunes its cost.
Produce and
Cream
I ntn in thf market for
produce of all kinds, »0
bring it iu.
1 am paving top prices for
Eggs. Poultry of all kinds,
Ghickens, Turkeys, Geora
•nd I hicks, also Veal and
Pork.
In addition to theae, I am
paying within 2 cents here,
of the top for C 'HKAM.
delivered in Portland.
I also aim to keep within
2 cents of the Portland mar
ket on all produce.
Bring qje your green hid* a
and pelts and I will tcrat
you right.
o. R. TURNER
Successor to
Densmore-'.Vade Co.